Colorado Symphony Ball Program 2013

ARROW ARROW ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS and and CBS4 CBS4 present present

From Bach... To Rock!

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A R RO W E L E C T RO N I C S a n d C B S 4 p r e s e n t

From Bach... To Rock!

Saturday, May 4, 2013 P RO G R A M Master of Ceremonies Ed Greene, CBS4 Professional Auctioneer Rick Rolph 6:00pm Cocktails and Silent Auction 7:30pm Dinner and Presentation 8:30pm Live Auction 9:00pm The Colorado Symphony and The Moderators Performance and Dancing 10:30pm After-Dinner Party featuring Extasis 12:00am Close of the Colorado Symphony Ball 2013

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TON IG H T ’ S

Symphony of Delights First Course: Bibb Cup Filled with Baby Spring Greens and Pansy Salad with Crumbled Haystack Mountain Goat Cheese, Red Grape Tomatoes and Hazelnuts Wildflower Honey Mustard Vinaigrette with Yellow Gazpacho with Manchego Stick Bread Basket Filled with Brioche and Sourdough Rolls, NY Flat Breads and Crostini Breadsticks Due Entrée: Blackened Beef Tenderloin with Sweet and Spicy Peppadew Demi-Glace Paired with Blue Crab, Shitake Mushroom Stuffed Mahi-Mahi with Herb Gremolata On Top of Roasted Fingerling Potatoes Asparagus Bundle Tied with Carrot Ribbon Vegetarian Alternative: Wild Mushroom Egg White Frittata, Celery Root Puree, Asparagus Bundle, Red Pepper Coulis and Gremolata Dessert: Mini Chocolate Piano Filled with Passionfruit Cream and Berries on a Graffiti Painted Plate Coffee, Decaf and Tea Service

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WELCOME FROM THE COLORADO SYMPHONY BALL 2013 CO-CHAIRS It is our honor to chair The Colorado Symphony Ball 2013, an evening that is sure to be as spectacular as the orchestra it supports. As Co-Chairs of tonight’s event, we’ve all basically been friends for around twenty years.

Rich causes trouble. Bob stands around being good-looking. Ed drives the get-away car.

Lindsey, Jenni and Jilliann sort of put up with it all. Tonight, we cherish the opportunity to turn over a new leaf and do some good for a change. While, of course, partying our tails off.

The Colorado Symphony is the kind of cause that we love to support – it’s an incredible organization that plays a vital role in Denver’s cultural profile. We’re thrilled to take the stage with one of the finest orchestras in the coun-

try, and bring a new side of rock n’ roll to this wonderful crowd.

A city can never be truly great unless it has a world-class symphony orchestra, and we’re here to ensure that the Colorado Symphony is around for a long time to come. Thank you for coming, and thank you for your commitment to making Colorado a premier cultural destination.

Lindsay and Bob Deibel Jenni and Ed Haselden Jilliann Parker and Rich Kylberg

WELCOME FROM THE COLORADO SYMPHONY BOARD CO-CHAIRS On behalf of the Board of Trustees and our own orchestra, welcome to The Colorado Symphony Ball 2013. The Colorado Symphony’s longstanding tradition of innovation continues tonight, as The Moderators take the stage with the Rocky Mountain Region's premier orchestra for an incomparable melding of the classic and the contemporary.

Tonight’s festivities pay thrilling tribute to a year of success for the Colorado Symphony – a year that was made possible by the unrelenting support of our sponsors and community.

The Colorado Symphony’s pioneering programs and acclaimed artistry have propelled the organization forward as the heart of Colorado’s cultural enterprise, and the orchestra is determined to stay firmly rooted as one of the region’s finest artistic and educational institutions.

During the 2012/13 season and in seasons to come, the Colorado Symphony is focused on developing a sustainable business model while advancing the orchestra’s impact across the Front Range. The next few years will represent experimentation, challenges and learning experiences as the organization redefines itself as a true orchestra of the 21st century.

The support of the community remains an integral component of the Colorado Symphony’s sustained success. Thank you for joining in tonight’s celebration and for your continuing support of this extraordinary orchestra.

Mary Rossick Kern and Jerome H. Kern

THE COLORADO SYMPHONY BALL 2013 HONORARY CO-CHAIRS Governor John Hickenlooper Mayor Michael B. Hancock and First Lady Mary Louise Lee

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES n Jerome H. Kern and Mary Rossick Kern Co-Chairs President, Kern Consulting, LLC n Dr. Christopher Ott Treasurer | Chief Medical Officer, St. Anthony Hospital n Susan Bowles Secretary | Colorado Symphony Cello TRUSTEES n Dr. Paula P. Bernstein Clinical Psychologist n Young Cho Community Volunteer n Chad Cognata Colorado Symphony, Principal Bassoon n Jim Copenhaver Founder, JC Enterprises n Rebecca DeCook Partner, Moye White LLP n Walter F. DeHaven , Jr. Vice President and General Manager, CBS4 n BJ Dyer Owner, Bouquets n Sandy Elliott Community Volunteer n Susan Fakharzadeh Vice President of Business Development, Western Energy Alliance n Neda Ghaemi Director, Tiffany & Co. n Donna Good Community Leader n Dr. Michael G. Gundzik Founder of Gundzik & Associates, Inc. n Margaret Hoeppner Colorado Symphony, Cello n Yumi Hwang-Williams Colorado Symphony Concertmaster n Karen Kinzie Colorado Symphony, Violin n Richard Kylberg Vice President, Corporate Communications, Arrow Electronics Inc. n Peter Landgraff Managing Director and Market Manager, J.P. Morgan Private Bank

n Patrick Clay McKinstry Attorney, Denver City Attorney's Office n Mike Pappas Chief Engineer, KUVO Jazz 89 n Dr. W. Gerald Rainer Physician n Julie Rubsam Community Leader n Brook Schoenwald Colorado Symphony, Principal Flute n Bill Schumacher President, Barnhart Communications n Rachel Segal Colorado Symphony, Violin n Jim Shpall Owner, Applejack Wine & Spirits n Michael Thornton Colorado Symphony, Principal Horn n Basil Vendryes Colorado Symphony, Principal Viola n Wellington Webb Founder of Webb Group International and former Denver Mayor n Terry A. Biddinger Ex-Officio Trustee Women of Note n Jack Finlaw Ex-Officio Trustee Chief Legal Council, Office of Governor John W. Hickenlooper n Andrew Litton Ex-Officio Trustee Colorado Symphony, Artistic Advisor n Michael McMahon Ex-Officio Trustee Co-Chair, Colorado Symphony Associate Board Chief Executive Officer, Asymmetrical Dynamics n Linda Rickard Ex-Officio Trustee Colorado Symphony Guild

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES n Ginger White Ex-Officio Trustee Deputy Director, Arts and Venues, City and County of Denver n Wendy Wollert Ex-Officio Trustee Co-Chair, Colorado Symphony Associate Board Membership & Events Manager, Western Energy Alliance n William K. Coors Emeritus Trustee n John Low Emeritus Trustee n Lee Yeingst Emeritus Trustee n Governor John Hickenlooper Honorary Trustee, Governor of Colorado n Mayor Michael B. Hancock Honorary Trustee, Mayor of Denver

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COLORADO SYMPHONY FOUNDATION John W. Low, Esquire, President Mark Fulford, Vice President Suzanne Ryan, Secretary William W. (Peter) Grant Jerome H. Kern Gordon Parker Marcia D. Strickland

EXECUTIVE STAFF n Jerome H. Kern Co-Chair and Chief Executive Officer n Evan Lasky Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer n Anthony Pierce Vice President of Artistic Administration

THE COLORADO SYMPHONY BALL CORPORATE COMMITTEE Rick Bailey, Burg Simpson Norm Brownstein, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP Mark Carleton, Liberty Media Co. Rebecca DeCook, Moye White Walt DeHaven, CBS4 Bob Deibel, OfficeScapes Bruce DiBiase, JP Morgan Private Bank BJ Dyer, Bouquets Susan Fakharzadeh, Western Energy Alliance Steve Farber, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP

Mike Fries, Liberty Global Inc. Neda Ghaemi, Tiffany & Co. Ed Haselden, Haselden Construction Jerome H. Kern, Kern Consulting LLC Rich Kylberg, Arrow Electronics, Inc. Peter Landgraff, JP Morgan Private Bank Pocky Marranzino, Karsh Hagan & Co. Patrick Clay McKinstry, Denver City Attorney’s Office Chris Ott, APEX Emergency Group Dick Robinson, Robinson Dairy, Inc. Julie Rubsam, Community Leader

2013 SILENT AUCTION COMMITTEE Susan Ellis, Auction Chair Whitney Ariss Christine Devereaux

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THE 2013 MARGARET PHIPPS AWARD PRESENTED TO

the musicians of the colorado symphony orchestra The Board of Trustees is thrilled to present the 2013 Margaret Phipps award to the musicians of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra.

This prestigious honor recognizes long-standing service to the Colorado Symphony and the broader arts community, and the Board of Trustees voted unanimously to bestow the award upon the orchestra. Co-Chair of the Board and CEO of the Colorado Symphony Jerome H. Kern stated of the decision that “The Board of Trustees is honored to recognize the loyalty, contributions and dedication demonstrated by the musicians for more than two decades as the Colorado Symphony and prior to that as the Denver Symphony. ” The musicians have continually demonstrated a collaborative spirit rare in the orchestral industry, and their flexibility is the driving force behind the Colorado Symphony’s transformation

into a 21st century orchestra. They delivered world-class performances even during the Symphony’s most challenging periods, and their willingness to go above and beyond the industry standard of service is shown on a daily basis. Orchestra members travel to schools and venues across Colorado to ensure that every child and every community can experience the transformative power of symphonic music.

The Colorado Symphony established the Margaret Phipps award in 1993 to honor the philanthropic contributions and memory of Margaret Rodgers Phipps. A Denver native, Mrs. Phipps was celebrated throughout Colorado for her remarkable devotion to the arts community. She served two terms as president of the Denver Symphony Association, and was a passionate advocate of music and the arts.

PAST RECIPIENTS OF THE MARGARET PHIPPS AWARD 1993 – E. Atwill Gilman 1994 – Denver Debutante Ball 1995 – John and Nancy Mitchell 1996 – Bill and Carol Gossard 1997 – Edward and Ann Levy 1998 – Katie Stapleton 2000 – Will MacFarlane, John Low, Lee Yeingst

2001 – Robert and Judi Newman 2002 – Mayor Wellington Webb and First Lady Wilma Webb 2003 – The Boettcher Foundation 2004 – Marin Alsop 2008 – Cannon Y. and Lyndia Harvey 2012 – Erna D. Butler

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TONIGHT’S SPONSORS Presenting Arrow Electronics, Inc. CBS4 Virtuoso DaVita Liberty Global John and Leslie Malone Maestro Anonymous Cablevision FirstBank IAC Mary Rossick Kern and Jerome H. Kern Liberty Media Corporation LionTree Advisors LLC Anna and John J. Sie Foundation Concertmaster Baker Botts, L.L.P Bohemian Companies Boss Architecture Linda Shoemaker and Steve Brett Cadre General Contractors Discovery Holdings Keith and Kathie Finger Ed and Jenni Haselden JPMorgan Private Bank Moye White OfficeScapes Ogilvy & Mather Chris Ott and Jeremy Simons Reilly Pozner LLP Saunders Construction Sherman & Howard

Dr. Laura and Mr. Erik Strom United Airlines U.S. Bank and The Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank Principal Tony and Nancy Accetta Aimco Friends of Roger and Susan Bowles Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP Merle Chambers and Hugh Grant Young and Carolyn Cho Colorado State Bank and Trust Delta Dental Plan of Colorado Denver Art Museum Sandy Elliott, in honor of John T. Wright Ernst & Young Graebel Companies Michael and Francie Gundzik Friends of Michael and Francie Gundzik The Hopfraumac Group Husch Blackwell The IMA Financial Group, Inc. Karsh/Hagan Friends of Buz and Sherri Koelbel KPMG LLP Michael and Leigh McMahon and Bruce and Janyce WaldMountain States Toyota OfficeScapes Group PDC Energy Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP Dr. and Mrs. W. Gerald Rainer Dick and Marcia Robinson University of Denver Volunteers of America Welborn Sullivan Meck & Tooley, P.C. The Honorable Wellington and Wilma Webb

Rock Level Izzy Abbass and Susan Ellis Charles Holmes Barbara and Rob Marchbank Daniel L. Ritchie Tom and Sherry Trefz Bach Level Arthur and Patricia Aaron AMG National Trust Libby Anschutz Brown Rick Bailey and Jennifer Nowak Al and Terri Bowden Celeste and Dick Callahan Connie and Miles Carson CoBiz Financial Pam Cocker Jim Copenhaver Jeffrey Cowman and Kim McCullough First American State Bank Evan and Sandy Lasky Deborah Norris Northern Trust Mike and Teresa Pappas Melanie Patton Donald and Eileen Smith

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LIVE AUCTION ITEMS EXCLUSIVE AT-HOME, ONE-OF-A-KIND DINNER FOR TEN Chef Pete Marczyk is accompanied by Colorado Symphony Concertmaster Yumi HwangWilliams to orchestrate a magical evening of food, wine and music! These masters of culinary and musical experiences will delight those with a love of fine dining and beautiful melodies and design an unforgettable night to thrill you and all your guests.

The custom dinner prepared by Chef Marczyk includes an in-home consultation to create the

ideal menu featuring food and wine from Marczyk’s Fine Foods, the world-class neighborhood market. The icing on the cake is when you and your guests are treated to a solo violin performance by Colorado Symphony Concertmaster Yumi Hwang-Williams.

This distinctive, delicious and entertaining item includes an in-home consultation, food, wine, musical performance and staff for the evening.

Value: Priceless

FIRST- CLASS WEEKEND IN NEW YORK / THREE DAYS, TWO NIGHTS A weekend getaway with pizazz! Here is the opportunity to see New York City in style. Package includes: • Two first-class roundtrip tickets donated by United Airlines • Two nights at the luxurious Ritz Carlton with a room view of Central Park • Limo service to and from airports in Denver and New York • Dinner for two at Del Posto - 5-course dinner with a wine paring. Ultimate expression of what an Italian restaurant should be. Celebrity chefs Joe Bastianich, Lidia Bastianich and Mario Batali represent a convergence of different styles and experiences.

• Dinner for Two at Boulud Sud - 3 courses

with wine parings: Boulud Sud is Chef Daniel Boulud’s vibrant Mediterranean-inspired restaurant featuring flavors that travel the entire Mediterranean region from the shores of Southern France to the coast of North Africa and beyond.

• Metropolitan Opera exclusive behind the scenes tour. See the Met as never before: from the stage and the auditorium to the dressing rooms and backstage shops, you will experience what makes the Met the world’s premier opera house. Your private guide will take you behind the scenes to learn about the architecture and history of the Metropolitan Opera House. This comprehensive tour lasts approximately 90 minutes. Value: $10.000

PERCUSSIONIST FOR A DAY! A once-in-a-lifetime thrill! Perform with the master percussionists of the Colorado Symphony in a live concert. Not experienced? No problem.

You will receive a coaching session from the Colorado Symphony percussion section and get to practice in an actual orchestra rehearsal ahead of your debut performance. And there’s more: • Your own private backstage dressing room at Boettcher Concert Hall • Your profile printed in Soundings magazine

• Backstage post-concert champagne toast and photos with family, friends and musicians • Audio recording of the performance • 8 tickets to the performance • One-night stay for two at the Hyatt Regency Denver • Choose one of three concerts to perform in: Halloween Spooktacular, Colorado Christmas or New Year’s Eve Value: Priceless

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LIVE AUCTION ITEMS SYMPHONY CELEBRITY EXPERIENCE Your personal opportunity to mingle with the stars!

You’ll have the unique opportunity to meet five world-renowned celebrities appearing with the Colorado Symphony during the 2013/14 season, including Joshua Bell, Jack Hanna, Hilary Kole, Andrew Litton and Josh Groban! You’ll receive four complimentary tickets to each of the five pro-

grams – four shows at Boettcher Concert Hall and one performance at Red Rocks. After the show, you and your guests will be taken backstage to meet the artists and have your picture taken! Plus, when Andrew Litton is in town, he will take you out to dinner after the show at Edge Restaurant at the Four Seasons Hotel, Denver.

Value: Priceless

LUXURY VACATION PACKAGE AT VILLA MARIA ON MEXICO’S RIVIERA Relax and enjoy an extraordinary seven day, six night vacation at luxurious Villa Maria at Punta Mita on Mexico’s spectacular Riviera, 45 minutes from Puerto Vallarta. Boasting more than 11,000 square feet, four spacious bedroom suites, a private pool, breathtaking 180 degree views of the Jack Nicolas golf fairway and the Bay of Banderas and all of the amenities of the Punta Mita resort, Villa Maria stands as an exquisite example of the region’s unique Pacific Coast architecture.

Your own private cook, housekeeper and concierge ensure your stay offers the five-star hotel comforts you expect on a luxury vacation – all in the comfort of your own home. Plus if advance plans are made, no blackout dates apply.

The package also includes: • Airport pick up and drop off in Puerto Vallarta • Car rental

• Access to Four Seasons Resident Beach Club Punta Mita and St. Regis Private Resident Beach Club • Internet/satellite service/DVD in all bedroom suites • Six-passenger golf cart (for getting around Punta Mita community) • 24-hour dual gated security entrances • Villa Maria Additional Services (fees apply): • Private chef for dinner service • Shopping services + 10% service fee • Daytime/evening chauffer service • Babysitting services • Activity Fees • In-house spa treatments Restrictions: Villa Maria guest stay expires April 30, 2014, no pets, up to 10 people, no blackout dates, based on availability. Value: $15,000

TONIGHT’S CONTRIBUTORS

Izzy Abbass Always By Cellular Marg Collins Colorado Board of Veterans Affairs Colorado Symphony Musicians and Staff

Susan Ellis Panahpour Photographer Rick Rolph United Veterans Committee of Colorado Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 1

Special thanks to all of tonight’s volunteers.

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TONIGHT’S ENTERTAINMENT Scott O’Neil, Resident Conductor The Moderators: Mike Fries, Lead Vocals (President and CEO, Liberty Global); Ed Haselden, Guitar (CEO, Haselden Construction); Bryant Martin, Guitar (President, Bella Vita Costa Rica); Bob Deibel, Drums (President, OfficeScapes); Carl Fitch, Trumpet (CEO, Statera); Josh Skelton, Guitar (Founder, Red Turtle Music); Dick Capek, Keyboards (Medical Director, Cigna Health Care); and Curtis Durham, Bass (Owner, Bath Nation)

which he joined in August 2000. In addition to a variety of guest conductor appearances throughout the U.S., O’Neil is prominently featured with the Colorado Symphony as conductor and creator of the Inside the Score series, as well as appearances on each of the Masterworks, Family, Pops and Holiday Series.

ABOUT THE COLORADO SYMPHONY The region’s only full-time professional orchestra, the Colorado Symphony embraces a tradition of musical excellence by presenting a diverse array of symphonic performances throughout the year. Originally established in 1989 as the successor to the Denver Symphony, the Colorado Symphony thrives on a spirit of collaboration among musicians, staff, trustees and the community. The Colorado Symphony performs in Boettcher Concert Hall and On Location throughout the state and region utilizing small ensembles to the full-sized orchestra. Programs include expanded education and outreach initiatives, as well as Masterworks, Pops, Holiday, Family, Inside the Score and Symphony on the Rocks series that have attracted an ever-increasing level of concertgoers. By presenting music that is both timeless and inspiring, while taking risks with new musical collaborations and interactive concerts, the Colorado Symphony is committed to reaching global audiences with the use of state-of-the-art digital media via live streaming and concert downloads. www.coloradosymphony.org Scott O’Neil, Resident Conductor This is Scott O’Neil’s seventh season with the Colorado Symphony and his third season as Resident Conductor. O’Neil maintains a strong commitment to making music of the highest quality accessible to young audiences. He served as Associate Conductor for the Utah Symphony,

ABOUT THE MODERATORS The Moderators, Denver's premier rock-n-roll cover band, play more than just music - they play a vital role in the Denver philanthropic community. Comprised of CEOs from seven of Denver's largest and smallest companies, The Moderators have been playing together for nearly six years. They began as members in the Young Presidents Organization (YPO) who came together to make a cameo appearance at a YPO chapter event, and they’ve been playing together ever since. In that time, they have raised in excess of one million dollars for various charitable organizations in the Denver Metro Area.

“We are thrilled to be partnering with one of Denver’s most iconic nonprofit institutions to present such an over-the-top musical event,” says Ed Haselden, event Co-Chair, guitarist of The Moderators and CEO of Haselden Construction. “ ‘From Bach… To Rock’ has allowed us to bring all of our musical talents, our community connections, and our time commitment to produce the most spectacular fundraising event the Colorado Symphony has experienced in recent years.”

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THE COLORADO SYMPHONY MUSICIANS VIOLIN Yumi Hwang Williams, Concertmaster Claude Sim, Associate Concertmaster Paul Primus, Principal Second Allegra Wermuth, Asst. Principal/Second Jerry Chiu Larisa Fesmire Thomas Hanulik Wyn Hart John Hilton Anne-Marie Hoffman Keith Howard Miroslava Ivanchenko-Bartels Dorian Kincaid Karen Kinzie Mark Lamprey Miroslav Pastusiak Erik Peterson Felix Petit* Rachel Segal Robert Stoyanov Stirling Trent Amy Tyson Bradley Watson Tena White VIOLA Basil Vendryes, Principal Catherine Beeson, Assistant Principal Mary Cowell, Fixed 3rd Chair Charlyn Campbell Bobbie Hill Marsha Holmes Helen McDermott Kelly Shanafelt Phillip Stevens CELLO Silver Ainomäe, Principal Matthew Switzer, Assistant Principal Judith McIntyre, Fixed 3rd Chair George Banks Eric Bertoluzzi Susan Rockey Bowles Thomas Heinrich

Margaret Hoeppner David Mullikin

CONTRA-BASSOON Roger Soren

BASS Karl Fenner, Principal Nicholas Recuber, Assistant Principal John Arnesen Susan Cahill James Carroll Jeremy Kincaid Mary Reed*

FRENCH HORN Michael Thornton, Principal Carolyn Kunicki* Kolio Plachkov, Associate Principal/Third David Brussel Cara Kizer*, Assistant Fritz Foss †

FLUTE Brook Ellen Schoenwald, Principal Catherine Peterson, Asst. Principal/Second Julie Duncan Thornton

TRUMPET Justin Bartels, Principal Patrick Tillery, Associate Principal Daniel Kuehn, 2nd / Assistant Principal

PICCOLO Julie Duncan Thornton

TROMBONE Nicole Abissi *, Principal Paul Naslund, 2nd / Assoc. Principal Gregory Harper

OBOE Peter Cooper, Principal Monica Hanulik, Asst. Principal/Second Jason Lichtenwalter ENGLISH HORN Jason Lichtenwalter CLARINET Abby Raymond, Acting Principal Erin Svoboda*, Assistant Principal/Second Andrew Stevens E-FLAT CLARINET Erin Svoboda * BASS CLARINET Andrew Stevens BASSOON Chad Cognata, Principal Tristan Rennie, 2nd / Asst. Principal Roger Soren

BASS TROMBONE Gregory Harper TUBA Stephen Dombrowski, Principal HARP Courtney Hershey Bress, Principal TYMPANI William Hill, Principal Steve Hearn, Assistant Principal PERCUSSION John Kinzie, Principal Terry Smith Steve Hearn

* One-year replacement † On leave

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Proud sponsor of The Symphony Ball 2013

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PROUD SPONSOR OF THE COLORADO SYMPHONY BALL 2013

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With our deepest thanks to the Musicians of the Colorado Symphony Proud Sponsors of The COLORADO Symphony Ball 2013

Mary Rossick Kern and Jerome H. Kern

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WELCOME VETERANS! For the second consecutive year, the Colorado Symphony welcomes veterans from all five branches of the military and their spouses to The Colorado Symphony Ball 2013. The Colorado Symphony is honored to host these heroes tonight, as a small gesture of gratitude for their incredible bravery and the sacrifices they and their families have made.

The Colorado Symphony is proud to partner with the Colorado Board of Veterans Affairs, United Veterans Committee of Colorado and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1 to provide the opportunity for military veterans and their significant others to

attend this annual event.

Veterans, active military personnel and their families can also participate in a discounted ticket program for concerts performed throughout the regular season of the Colorado Symphony.

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Proud Supporter of The Colorado Symphony

PROUD SPONSOR OF

Linda Shoemaker and Steve Brett

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proud sponsor of the colorado symphony

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Dr. Christopher Ott and Mr. Jeremy Simons would like to thank the musicians and staff of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra for their dedication to the arts in Denver and to this wonderful organization.

We look forward to a successful 2013-2014 season and many more seasons to come!

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PROUD SUPPORTER OF THE COLORADO SYMPHONY

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Let the Colorado Symphony Orchestra

Rock On!

KATHIE

AND

KEITH FINGER

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PROUD SPONSOR OF THE COLORADO SYMPHONY

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PROUD SPONSOR OF THE COLORADO SYMPHONY

PROUD SUPPORTER OF

In appreciation and love for John T. Wright

Sandy Elliott

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Thanks to the CSO Musicians for giving us Beautiful Music.

DR. AND MRS. W. GERALD RAINER

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Save the Date for next year’s Colorado Symphony Ball on April 5, 2014

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