CSYO Fall 2024 Concert - program 11-23-24

Fall Concert November 23, 2024 3:00 pm · Belk Theater

Contents

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What’s Inside...

A Message from the President & CEO 3 Your CSO Experience 4 Concert Program 5 Conductor Biographies 6 Youth Philharmonic Roster 8 Youth Camerata Roster 9 Youth Symphony Roster 10 About the CSYO 12 CSYO Supporters 13 About the CSO 15 2024/25 Musician Roster 16 Board of Directors & Trustees 20 Administration 22

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Welcome Note

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Welcome Back to the Symphony!

Welcome to the Belk Theater! We are so glad to have you with us for this special performance by the Charlotte Symphony Youth Orchestras. Today, we come together to celebrate the incredible talent, dedication, and passion of our young musicians — the future of our musical community.

At the Charlotte Symphony, we are deeply committed to inspiring the next generation through the transformative power of music.

Each year, we connect with around 15,000 students through our Youth Orchestras, school partnership programs, and Project Harmony. Our Youth Orchestra program stands out as a place where aspiring musicians not only hone their craft, but also build lifelong friendships, a spirit of teamwork, and a sense of community.

Today’s program showcases the breadth of their musical growth. You’ll hear works by Holst, Schubert, Bach, and a newly commissioned piece by Roger Zare — a piece brought to life for the very first time by these talented musicians.

We are incredibly proud of the dedication our young musicians have shown in preparing for this performance. Your support plays a vital role in nurturing their growth and ensuring that the joy of music continues to thrive in Charlotte. Thank you for being here and for championing the future of music in our community. Enjoy the performance!

David Fisk President & CEO

Your Charlotte Symphony Experience Whether you’re attending your first Symphony performance, or you’re a longtime subscriber, we’d like to extend to you a warm and inclusive welcome! Below is some helpful information to ensure you make the most of your Charlotte Symphony experience.

What should I wear?

The Charlotte Symphony has no specific dress code. We encourage you to be comfortable and come as yourself in a style of your choice.

When do I applaud?

Audiences applaud to welcome the concertmaster, conductor, and featured artists onstage. Some works may have several sections, or movements, separated by a brief silent pause. It is tradition to hold applause until the last movement. If you are unsure, wait for the conductor to face the audience. But if you feel truly inspired, do not be afraid to applaud!

Can I take photos?

Certainly! We welcome and encourage you to capture and share photos before and after the concert, as well as during intermission. Feel free to use your cell phone for photography without flash during the performance, but please refrain from video or audio recording.

Concert Program Charlotte Symphony Youth Orchestras

Fall Concert Saturday, November 23, 2024, at 3:00 pm Belk Theater at Blumenthal Arts

Youth Philharmonic Katie Ebert, conductor WILLIAM OWENS (b. 1963) Haymaker Hoedown CAMILLE SAINT-SAËNS (1835-1921) arr. Gruselle Danse macabre ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER (b. 1948) arr. Moore Selections from Phantom of the Opera MYKOLA LEONTOVYCH (1877-1921) arr. Sandra Dackow Ukrainian Bell Carol P. I. TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893) arr. Isaac “March of the Nutcracker” from The Nutcracker Ballet

Youth Camerata Ian Passmore, conductor LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1770-1827) Turkish March from The Ruins of Athens RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS (1872-1958) orch. Foster Rhosymedre J.S. BACH (1685-1750) arr. Cailliet Fugue in G minor

Youth Symphony Ian Passmore, conductor ROGER ZARE (b. 1985) Deep Underground I. PIP-II II. Dune FRANZ SCHUBERT (1797-1828) Symphony No. 8 in B minor, “Unfinished” I. Allegro moderato GUSTAV HOLST (1874-1934) “Jupiter” from The Planets

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Conductor Bios

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Katie Ebert co-conductor, Youth Philharmonic Katie Ebert is the Director of Bands at Cuthbertson Middle School in Waxhaw NC, having served in this capacity since the school’s opening in 2009. She is in her 21st year teaching public school, and each of her ensembles continues to experience success. The Cuthbertson Middle School concert bands have consistently earned superior ratings at local, district and regional music festivals. Under her baton, the middle school program has grown to a current enrollment of approximately 330 music students. Mrs. Ebert also serves as the Assistant Director of Bands at Cuthbertson High School.

A graduate of Lassiter High School in Marietta GA, Mrs. Ebert holds a Bachelor of Music Education and a Bachelor of Music Performance from Armstrong Atlantic State University in Savannah GA, and a Master of Music Education from Western Carolina University. She is a member of Pi Kappa Lambda and holds professional associations in the National Band Association, the National Association for Music Educators, the North Carolina Music Educators Association, the American School Band Directors Association, the South-Central District Bandmasters Association, and the Union County Bandmasters Association. Mrs. Ebert is a three-time award recipient of the National Band Association’s Citation of Excellence and was recognized as Cuthbertson Middle School’s Teacher of the Year in 2016/17. She currently serves as a district representative on the state MPA committee and Solo and Ensemble chair.

Mrs. Ebert recently served as a guest clinician for the South Central and Northwestern All District Symphonic Honor Bands, and she continues to conduct both Distinct and County bands in the Southeast.

She resides in Waxhaw, NC and team teaches the Cuthbertson band program alongside her husband Todd.

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Ian Passmore conductor, Youth Camerata interim conductor, Youth Symphony Known for adventurous musicality and a captivating stage presence, Filipino-American conductor Ian Passmore enjoys a rich career as an orchestral leader and pedagogue. Hailed as “a rising young conductor”

by New York Arts, his unapologetically Romantic performances of the standard repertoire harken back to a bygone generation of conductors.

Following two seasons as the Omaha Symphony’s Assistant Conductor, in 2019 the orchestra named Mr. Passmore its Associate Conductor — a position never before created in its 100-year history. Ian has also led programs with the Buffalo and Louisiana philharmonics, the orchestras of Charlotte, Greensboro, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Lincoln, North Carolina, Oak Ridge and Winston-Salem, the St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra and Vietnam’s Hanoi Philharmonic Orchestra. His current season is highlighted by performances with the Anderson, Delaware and Salisbury symphony orchestras and an appointment as Interim Conductor of the Charlotte Symphony Youth Orchestra and Charlotte Symphony Youth Camerata. Ian also leads the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra’s holiday performances of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker, with Charlotte Ballet.

Ian holds three academic degrees: a Doctor of Music in Orchestral Conducting from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music; a Master of Music in Orchestral Conducting from the University of Delaware; a Bachelor of Arts in Music from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Additional conducting studies were completed at UNC Chapel Hill.

Ian and his wife, Dianna Fiore, reside in North Carolina, in a home ruled over by four dogs — Beethoven, Charlie, Belle, and Heidi. When not on the podium, Ian can be found enjoying local restaurants and craft beers, cooking, traveling, road biking and CrossFit. He is the creator of the podcast “Symphonic Shorts,” which seeks to remove the walls of formality that often surround classical music, making it more accessible to everyone.

Youth Philharmonic

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Youth Philharmonic Katie Ebert, co-conductor Eric Thompson, III, co-conductor FIRST VIOLINS Ellie Allen Katherine Cen Abby Fan Eden Gourdet-Bilancia Seff Khan Darina Kucherenko Davis Pak-lin Jason Phung Elena Poon Ariya Song Morgan Taylor Joy Wan Jane Wang Everett Wong Serena Yang Liana Zhang** SECOND VIOLINS Blessing Akinuli Matin Ayoubzadeh Akhil Chilukuri Andre Fleury Alexander Glasscock Nikitha Hegde Paige Holley Nicholas Johnson Eloise Koert Gwen Martin Isabel Moore Sahasra Muchalapuri Ishika Peter Jordyn Smith Vajra Thota Elliot Wong Avery Yang*

VIOLAS Pranav Bodavula* Tom Joseph Emerson Lawrence Ryan Medas Chloe Pinter CELLOS Gaddiel Brewer Benedict Imparato Declan Johnson Adam Refaey Carson Rowe* Ishan Sundaram Nathan Tackson Caswell Taylor DOUBLE BASSES Christopher Carter FLUTES Gabby Blye Gabriella Idhaya Gwendolyn Johnson Kamilah Ochoa Aathmika Thanigai Avanthika Thanigai CLARINETS Suman Siripurapu William Thompson HORNS Aramina Ebert Eilidh Kennedy ** Concertmaster *Principal Wind and Brass players rotate positions throughout the concert.

Youth Camerata

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Youth Camerata Ian Passmore, conductor FIRST VIOLINS Ryan Ahn Aanya Bharadwaj Ethan Brainard** Akshara Dasika Emily Li Elena Oh Adithi Somee Svetha Sundar Audrey Zhang SECOND VIOLINS Audrey Chen Ryan Chow Caroline Jenkins Lucy Murray Badra Nair Mya Ngyuen Purvi Selvaraj* Connor Wilson Sonya Zhang VIOLAS Anya Goyal Grace Higham Harshita Sharma* CELLOS Virginia Bouknight Nathan Keenan Christian Ko* Kyler May Brian Garcia Mejia Nolan Pratt Isabella Ruz DOUBLE BASSES Nate Dyer* Abagail Murray

FLUTES Cherrie Li Justin Li OBOES Charlotte Feldman Davis Hubbard Reva Khaire CLARINETS Grace Chiu Aanya Shukla BASSOON Beckett Jackson HORNS Titus Bonnema Alaina Cook Alex Fink TRUMPETS Levi Cook Joe Joseph TROMBONES Ben Clancy Risha Jangala Eliah Keaton TUBA Nolan Rice PERCUSSION Xavier Lee Emanya Sibu

Youth Symphony

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Youth Symphony Ian Passmore, interim conductor FIRST VIOLINS Sean Collier Chloe Dai Nethra Gopalakrishnan Erin Hadiwidjaja Ethan He Hadley Hines Meha Khanna Aliya Ling Dhanvi Manivasagam Dhiya Manivasagam Evan Morgan Joy Ni Sayuki Peterman** Anjali Reddy Kavya Sagunarthy Rithika Saravanan Levi Teague Evelyn Tjahjadi Sameeya Vasan Emunah Wang Zhangkai Yang Ethan Zheng Neil Zhu SECOND VIOLINS Amisha Bharti Susan Carroll Campbell Carter Ian Cox Charlotte Dong Lillian Dong Noel Fang Amelia Fleury Anish Ghosh Emma Hew Adelle Holderman Saiya Larsen Amrita Meda Aarthi Nelatoor Sydney Nguyen*

Will Peterson Chloe Phung Isabella Pierre Neal Rao Elina Tackson Joyce Wang Rachel Wang VIOLAS Darsh Goenka* Ellen Leahy Kieren Lee Mahi Valiveti Jane Wieland CELLOS Shwetanshu Chakraborthy Joshika Chappidi Bridget Cobb-Curtis Clark Fan* Charlotte Feddersen Arielle Howard Lars Kaijser Bots Ryan Kim Chloe Oh Gabe Pierre Josiah Shin Lillian Song Addison Turner DOUBLE BASSES Jamie Goodwin Agastya Kumar Jay Ponnada Evan Thompson Angela Yan*

Youth Symphony (continued) FLUTES Yusuf Davis Easton Green Irene Koh Sadie Mitchell Natsuko Peterman Aubry Wilhelm OBOES Gabe Eudy Katharine Surber CLARINETS Hanna Choi Indira Ha Nicholas Smith Stella Taub BASSOONS Randy Mayo-Rodriguez Akosua Mensah ** Concertmaster *Principal Wind and Brass players rotate positions throughout the concert.

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HORNS Garrett Baker Liliana Grajales Carter McConnell TRUMPETS Levi Cook Dylan Wroth Braden Zubrod TROMBONES Leon Baiye Daniel Paulauskas TUBA Billy Ratledge PERCUSSION Mark Li Theodor Ottinger HARP Ella Higham Leigh Staten

About the CSYO

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The Charlotte Symphony Youth Orchestras experience provides extraordinary music education in pursuit of musical excellence. The programs aim to inspire in our students a strong sense of character, discipline, commitment, and community.

The ensembles are inclusive, diverse, and accessible to all students, regardless of financial resources. High-quality ensemble training is led by Charlotte Symphony Resident Conductor Christopher James Lees, Youth Camerata conductor Ian Passmore, Youth Philharmonic Co-Conductors Katie Ebert and Eric Thompson, Youth Ensemble Conductor Eric Thompson, and professional Charlotte Symphony musicians, who provide a nurturing environment through which young musicians create lasting bonds in music and friendship.

We offer regular performance opportunities throughout the city, including the Belk and Knight Theaters; plus, access to the Charlotte Symphony’s renowned Music Director, Kwamé Ryan, and international visiting artists, such as Joshua Bell.

Supporters

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The Charlotte Symphony Youth Ensemble Conductor Chair is made possible by a generous gift from

Debbie & Pat Phillips The Charlotte Symphony Youth Orchestra Conductor Chair is made possible by a generous gift from The Symphony Guild of Charlotte

This program is made possible in part through the support of

REHEARSAL AIDS Felipe Batista Wyatt Stocks Kelvin Chirapornsuk

SPECIAL THANKS We would like to thank the following individuals whose passion for Music Education and our Youth Orchestra programs helped make this season possible.

The Mary Norris Preyer Fund Judy Crozier Park Road Baptist Church Leslie Gipple First Baptist Church West

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About the CSO

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The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra (CSO) is one of the premier music organizations in the Southeastern United States and the oldest continuously operating symphony orchestra in the Carolinas. As Charlotte’s most active performing arts group, the CSO presents around 150 concerts each season, reaching more than 130,000 music lovers.

The 2024-25 season marks a transformative era under the dynamic leadership of newly appointed Music Director Kwamé Ryan. With 65 full-time musicians, the Symphony performs throughout the community in a variety of venues, from the Belk and Knight theaters to parks, breweries, community centers, schools, senior care centers, and places of worship. With its new mobile stage, CSO Roadshow, the Symphony extends its reach directly into neighborhoods, bringing live music to communities across the region.

Engaging with around 15,000 students each year, the Charlotte Symphony nurtures the next generation of musicians and music lovers through its four diverse youth orchestras, in-school education programs, instrument coaching, and Project Harmony — which offers free after-school lessons in music and life skills to over 200 students in under-resourced areas.

Founded in 1932, the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra continues to play a vital cultural role in the region and remains committed to the belief that music, accessible to all, enriches and unites our community.

OUR MISSION

The Charlotte Symphony uplifts, entertains, and educates the diverse communities of Charlotte-Mecklenburg and beyond through exceptional musical experiences.

OUR VISION

Reaching out through the transformative power of live music, the Charlotte Symphony will be a civic leader, reflecting and uniting our region.

For more information, visit us online at charlottesymphony.org

Musicians

Christopher James Lees Resident Conductor

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Christopher Warren-Green Conductor Laureate

2024 · 2025 MUSICIAN ROSTER FIRST VIOLINS Calin Ovidiu Lupanu, Concertmaster

VIOLAS Benjamin Geller, Principal

The Catherine & Wilton Connor Chair

The Zoe Bunten Merrillt Principal Viola Chair

Joseph Meyer,* Associate Concertmaster Kari Giles, Acting Associate Concertmaster Dustin Wilkes-Kim,

Kirsten Swanson†

Acting Assistant Concertmaster

Susan Blumberg°° Jane Hart Brendle Cynthia Burton Ayako Gamo David Horak† Lenora Leggatt Jenny Topilow Angela Watson† Hanna Zhdan SECOND VIOLINS Oliver Kot, Principal The Wolfgang Roth Chair

Kathleen Jarrell, Assistant Principal The Pepsi-Cola Foundation of Charlotte Chair

Carlos Tarazona° Monica Boboc Martha Geissler Sakira Harley Tatiana Karpova Ellyn Stuart

This roster lists the full-time members of the Charlotte Symphony. The number and seating of musicians on stage varies depending on the piece being performed.

Acting Assistant Principal

Matthew Darsey† Ellen Ferdon Wenlong Huang Viara Stefanova Ning Zhao CELLOS Jonathan Lewis, Principal

The Kate Whitner McKay Principal Cello Chair

Allison Drenkow, Assistant Principal Alan Black, Principal Emeritus Marlene Ballena Jeremy Lamb Amy Sunyoung Lee Sarah Markle DOUBLE BASSES Jason McNeel, Acting Principal Judson Baines, Assistant Principal Justin Cheesman† Jeffrey Ferdon

° Non-revolving position °° Alternates between first and second violins † Acting member of the Charlotte Symphony ‡ Funded by The Symphony Guild of Charlotte, Inc. * On leave

Musicians (continued) HARP Andrea Mumm Trammell, Principal The Dr. Billy Graham Chair

FLUTES Victor Wang, Principal

The Blumenthal Foundation Chair

Amy Orsinger Whitehead Erinn Frechette

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BASSOONS AJ Neubert, Principal Joshua Hood Nicholas Ritter CONTRABASSOON Nicholas Ritter HORNS Byron Johns, Principal

PICCOLO Erinn Frechette

The Mr. & Mrs. William H. Van Every Chair

OBOES Timothy Swanson, Principal

The Robert E. Rydel, Jr. Third Horn Chair

Andrew Fierova Bradley Burford

The Leo B. Driehuys Chair‡

Richard Goldfaden Paige Quillen

Erica Cice Jamison Hillian† Terry Maskin*

TRUMPETS Alex Wilborn, Principal

ENGLISH HORN Erica Cice

Jonathan Kaplan* Peter Stammer† Gabriel Slesinger, Associate Principal

CLARINETS Taylor Marino, Principal

The Gary H. & Carolyn M. Bechtel Chair

Samuel Sparrow Allan Rosenfeld E ♭ CLARINET Samuel Sparrow BASS CLARINET Allan Rosenfeld

The CSO is a proud member of the League of American Orchestras.

The Betty J. Livingstone Chair

The Marcus T. Hickman Chair

TROMBONES John Bartlett, Principal Thomas Burge BASS TROMBONE Scott Hartman, Principal TUBA Colin Benton, Principal

The Governor James G. Martin Chair

TIMPANI Jacob Lipham, Principal

The Robert Haywood Morrison Chair

PERCUSSION Brice Burton, Principal

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Board of Directors 2024-2025 OFFICERS Richard Krumdieck, Chair Ulrike Miles, Vice Chair Melinda Snyder, Vice Chair Linda McFarland Farthing, Immediate Past Chair Kevin Walker, Treasurer David Fisk, President & CEO Kwamé Ryan, Music Director

2024-2025 DIRECTORS Mick Ankrom Joye D. Blount Mike Butterworth Nick Clements Mary Delk* Denise DeMaio Sidney Fletcher Kevin Gottehrer Lucia Zapata Griffith Byron Johns* Valerie Kinloch

Stephen Makris Alex McKinnon Sara Garces Roselli Ylida Scott Jennifer Sullivan Brienne Tinder* Andrea Mumm Trammell* Ken Walker *ex-officio

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Board of Trustees

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2024-2025 TRUSTEES Richard Osborne, Chair Paul Anderson Ruth & Richard Ault Arlene & Milton Berkman Jason & Tiffany Bernd Andrea & Alexander Bierce Mary & Charles Bowman Frank Bragg Robin & Bill Branstrom Dr. William Charles & Dr. Cynthia Nortey Derick & Sallie Close Robin Cochran Catherine & Wilton Connor Jeanie & T. Thomas Cottingham III Brian Cromwell Susan Cybulski Alessandra & Pasquale De Martino Alvaro & Donna de Molina Peggy & Richard Dreher Lisa Hudson Evans Karen Fox Eileen Friars & Scott Pyle Todd Gorelick Ralph S. Grier Laurie Guy Janet Haack

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Administration

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EXECUTIVE David J. L. Fisk, President & CEO Samantha Hackett, Executive Administrator ARTISTIC OPERATIONS Scott Freck, Vice President for Artistic Operations & General Manager Carrie Graham, Senior Director of Artistic Planning Tim Pappas, Director of Operations Bart Dunn, Principal Music Librarian Nixon Bustos, Senior Music Librarian Emily Schaub, Assistant Music Librarian Erin Eady, Senior Manager of Orchestra Personnel Claire Beiter, Artistic Operations Manager John Jarrell, Stage Manager DEVELOPMENT Shayne Doty, Vice President of Development Mandy Vollrath, Director of Corporate & Institutional Relations Libby Currier, Director of Individual Giving Tammy Matula, Senior Manager of Development Operations Jennifer Gherardi, Development Manager - Campaign & Special Events Megan Woolbright, Annual Fund Manager Noel Kiss, Advancement Associate Josh Bottoms, Institutional Giving Coordinator FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Christian Drake, Vice President of Finance & Administration Chazin & Company, Financial Services Amy Hine, HR Coordinator & Office Administrator Channing Williams, Accounting Associate HUMAN RESOURCES Maribeth Baker, Human Resources Counselor

Administration (continued)

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LEARNING & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Aram Kim Bryan, Vice President of Learning & Community Engagement Dylan Lloyd, Senior Manager of Youth Orchestras Mark Rockwood, Education & Community Programs Manager Michaela Sciacca, Project Harmony Manager Gavin Fulker, Education & Community Programs Assistant Lily Moore, Youth Orchestras Assistant Bria Alexander, Learning & Community Engagement Assistant MARKETING & AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT Frank Impelluso, Vice President of Marketing & Audience Development Deirdre Roddin, Director of Institutional Marketing & Communications Nicole Glaza, Senior Manager of Digital Marketing Laura Thomas, Senior Manager of Marketing & Audience Development Chad Calvert, Visual Communications Manager Meghan Starr, Patron Experience Manager Garrett Whiffen, Ticketing Manager

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