Fall 2016

the Crowden Letter

Crowden Celebrates One Decade of Doris Fukawa�s Leadership

This fall marks an important milestone in Crowden’s history: one full decade under the leadership of Doris Fukawa as Executive Director!

Appointed Crowden’s Interim ED in 2005, Doris agreed to serve in the position permanently in 2006. We celebrated that anniversary this September at a very special Fall Preview membership event, hosted by former Board Chair Sallie Arens. A remarkable cross-

section of people from all stages of Crowden’s history gathered to hear Doris present a behind-the-scenes peek into Crowden’s 2016-17 concert season and to enjoy a lively performance by Crowden School alumnus violinist Owen Dalby (TCS ’98) and faculty pianist Miles Graber. The evening was peppered with heartwarming surprises for Doris, including a scrapbook commemorating events from her tenure, and written testimonials from the many friends and colleagues who have shared her tenyear journey. Two former trustees, Sallie and former vice chair Deborah O’Grady, spoke in Doris’s honor.

“What I wanted especially to empha-

size in my remarks that night was that while people always talk about the two big moments in Crowden’s history—its founding by Anne and the move to its own building in 1998—we should now recognize a third, which is Doris’s agreement in 2006 to serve as Crowden’s permanent Executive Director,” comments Sallie. “Her importance to Crowden now and in the future cannot be overstated.”

“It’s not my style to be the center of attention,” Doris reflects. “I was overwhelmed thinking about the truly wonderful and dedicated faculty and staff we have put together, and seeing so many loyal and passionate Board members and supporters. I was filled with deep

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gratitude and affection.

“I am proud of Crowden for its successful growth and development over ten years—we've created the John Adams Young Composers Program (which is about to celebrate its tenth year), reestablished our chamber music programs for youth and adults, developed systems and organizational structure for long term sustainability, and found a way to renovate

our beloved ‘barn’ into a recognized concert space in the Bay Area. Our outreach programs, including our public school outreach, Sundays @ Four chamber music series, and Community Music Day, serve many hundreds of children and families, and of course, The Crowden School continues to provide excellent education for our young musicians.

“The fact that we were able to both pay

off our mortgage in spite of the recession and establish an endowment is extremely gratifying. I hope to grow our endowment and continue to lead this incredible organization with an expansion of the quality programs and teaching that are our hallmarks.

“I am so very grateful to be able to continue Anne’s vision and dreams.”

Honor Doris When You Support Crowden’s Annual Fund

Our dedicated supporters have helped Doris to grow this organization from a unique and inspired small school to a cherished center of music for the wider community. There is no doubt that Crowden today is more impactful, more sustainable, more accessible, and more essential to Bay Area children and music lovers than ever before.

When you give to the Annual Fund, you help ensure that Crowden can continue to provide the transformative music education that has hallmarked our 33-year history. With your support, at Crowden, music changes everything.

Please consider making a gift to honor Doris Fukawa’s tenure while investing in Crowden’s mission of nurturing and inspiring students of all ages.

COVER PAGE PHOTO: Doris conducts the Chamber Orchestra, part of Crowden's ensemble training program for community students. Photo by Geoffrey Biddle. PHOTO LEFT: Owen Dalby ('98) and Miles Graber performed at this year's Fall Preview membership event. RIGHT: Crowden supporter David Roe listens at the window during the special presentation for Doris (who is seated left). Sallie Arens (standing) hosted the special celebration, with Deborah O'Grady (seated right) assisting in the presentation. Photographs this page by Julie Sparenberg.

Behind-the-Scenes with Crowden’s Board of Trustees

Mortgage Bonfire

This August, we made the final payment on our mortgage for Crowden’s landmark building on Rose Street, an occasion that inspired the theme behind last spring’s immensely successful gala, Keys to Crowden. As a final celebration of this important milestone, we held a symbolic burning of the mortgage paperwork. This triumphant event gathered Crowden trustees and individuals who played key roles in acquiring the building, who each lit a copy of the mortgage on ceremonial fire!

Board Update

The Crowden Board of Trustees approved new officers and members this fall. We are very pleased to welcome two new members with deep ties to our day school: JAMES MARKS, father of Helen Marks (TCS ’01), and MARIA PONCEL, mother of Sofia Poncel (TCS ’17). Departing this term are trustees KATE BERENSON, ANGELA JONES, BENNETT MARKEL, and JASON WANG. Bennett

Markel, an ardent Crowden trustee since 2008 and perhaps our most regular concert-goer, has been named to Crowden’s Advisory Committee. TIMOTHY DER has been elected our new Board Chair, with ANNE NESBET named Vice Chair, EARL RUPP Treasurer, and TRACY DOOLEY (TCS �95) Secretary. Previous Secretary ANGELA ARCHIE and Treasurer ZACHARY GRIFFIN will not serve in officer roles this year, but continue as valued, long-term Board members.

PHOTOGRAPHS TOP ROW: Former Board Chair Michael Dalby lights his copy of the mortgage on fire. MIDDLE ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Current Crowden Trustees Jacob Pak (also a former Chair) and Cary Koh, Angela Archie (with Doris Fukawa), Earl Rupp (another former Chair) and Tracy Dooley. BOTTOM ROW: TCS Principal Brad Johnson chats with Bennett Markel, now a member of Crowden's Advisory Committee.

PHOTO CREDITS: Eversnap Photography (top row photos, middle photo in middle row); Julie Sparenberg (left and right photos in middle row, bottom photo).

Alumni Connections Shine in Sundays @ Four Series

Crowden’s Sundays @ Four chamber music series always features an alumni concert. In this year’s season, alumni connections take center stage in every single concert.

“I try to program a special alumni concert each season, but this year is pretty unusual,” explains series curator Eugene Sor. “All four of this year's concerts feature musicians with strong Crowden roots, ranging from one of Anne Crowden's violin students to alumni of the Crowden School, and even an alumni parent!”

The series opened on October 2 with two former Crowden School classmates: pianist AUDREY VARDANEGA (�09) and violinist KENNETH RENSHAW (�08). These two musicians first began to collaborate as Crowden School students, and despite individual careers of rising prominence, still make a point of

reuniting to concertize together. A near capacity crowd was treated to a magnificent program of Mozart, Schubert, and Brahms to open the series.

The next concert featured Crowden School alumnus violinist JORY FANKUCHEN (’91), who is also now a longtime Crowden faculty member. Squid Inc., which proclaims itself “the Bay Area's renegade string quartet,” promotes classical music by performing original compositions and arrangements from far outside the classical genre. Their exciting program ranged from contemporary tone poems to an arrangement of Bay Area funk legends Tower of Power’s Down to the Nightclub

Our next Sundays @ Four concert, coming up on February 26, features relationships that harken to Crowden’s early history. Internationally renowned violinist and pedagogue NORA CHASTAIN, who is the granddaughter of composer Roy Harris, began her violin studies here in Berkeley with Anne Crowden. Now based in Berlin and one of Europe’s most

sought-after violin teachers, her Sundays @ Four concert is a rare opportunity to hear her perform in her hometown. Ms. Chastain will be accompanied by local pianist ROY BOGAS , who is himself a former Crowden School parent, father of alumna Sharon Jacobs (’94). This year's Sundays @ Four closes on March 26 with one of the world’s undisputed great ensembles, the St. Lawrence String Quartet. Crowden School alumnus OWEN DALBY (’98) is second violinist in this acclaimed Stanford University Quartet-inResidence. St. Lawrence has programmed an afternoon of masterworks for their Crowden appearance, including John Adams’ Second Quartet, a piece they workshopped with the composer here earlier this year in a fascinating performance for Crowden students in the John Adams Young Composers Program.

Crowden members now receive discounted and free tickets to Sundays @ Four concerts! For information, visit: crowden.org/support/ membership-program-and-benefits

LEFT: Audrey Vardanega and Kenneth Renshaw warm-up 'backstage' in the Mancini Room before our Sundays @ Four opening concert.

RIGHT: Squid Inc. featuring TCS alum and faculty member Jory Fankuchen, performs a preview of their concert for Crowden School students. Jory's father, Steve Fankuchen, is the original editor of the Crowden Letter publications! Photos by Geoffrey Biddle.

Alumni Giving Circle Announced at NYC Reunions

We recently hosted two happy hour events in New York City and connected with many East Coast alums.

Former students from a range of different graduating classes gathered to share fond memories of Crowden and reminisce about their time with us. Thank you to the following alumni for joining us for these lively reunions:

JESSICA BLIXT-LOGAN (’09), IVAN DITMARS (’09), DANIEL HOLTMANNRICE (’00), GIDEON LAZARUS (’08), CHRISTO LOGAN (’97), BENJAMIN PRENETA (’10), KENNETH RENSHAW (’08), ABIGAIL ROJANSKY (’03), SEBASTIAN SCHWELM (’03), and AUDREY VARDANEGA (’09).

Among the news collected from our accomplished alums on the East Coast: Daniel Holtmann-Rice just had his first child, a baby girl. He is contemplating a move to the Bay Area in the future! Sebastian Schwelm is a

Crowden Winter Benefit Concert

David Requiro, ’99

First prize winner of the Naumburg, Washington, Klein, and Gaspar Cassadó international cello competitions. January 31, 7pm

luthier in Connecticut, where he lives above his instrument shop. Violist Abigial Rojansky’s string quartet, the Verona Quartet, is this year’s Graduate Quartet-in-Residence at the Juilliard School.

At the reunions, Doris announced the formation of our new Crowden Alumni Giving Circle, Opus 18.

If you are a Crowden School alum and would like to join the Alumni Giving Circle, please contact Kerri Gawryn at kgawryn@crowden. org.

Tickets: www.CrowdenWinter2017.bpt.me

Crowden members at the Patron ($500) level and higher receive two complimentary tickets to the Winter Benefit and post-concert reception. RSVP to development@crowden.org.

With Your Support, Music Changes Everything!

The Crowden Music Center gratefully acknowledges the support of the following Crowden families, employees, individual members, government agencies, foundations, and businesses between November 15, 2015 and November 14, 2016. Kindly notify us of any inadvertent omissions. Thank you!

Crowden School

Families

Donna Jones-Bhandari and Rakesh Bhandari

Wye Ming Choo and Kayo Kurokawa

Deborah Christy-Damon and Ryan

Damon

Timothy and Cathy Der

Jessica and Robert Duran

Donna and James Eyestone

Doris Fukawa and Marijan Pevec

Jane Gottesman and Geoffrey Biddle

Charles and Noriko Graves

Joanna Hirsch

Zhi Min Huang and Gui Zhou Liu

Leslie and Jay Ifshin

Jasper Kamperman and Wieneke Gorter

Chris Lam and Lyn Phan

Gina and Harry Loucks

Myla and Charlie Manese

Jerome Matthews and Jenny Yu

Heidi Mattson and Michael Ferencz

Quang Nguyen and Nica Uk

Maria and Jose Luis Poncel

Anthonia Roller and Wayne Heiser

Jonathan and Saori Russell

Monica Scott and Dominique Pelletey

Eugene Sor and Karen Shinozaki

Sor

Iris and Tom Stone

Emanuela Tallo and Dylan Riley

Charlotte and Drew Waters

Tim Wilkinson and Nomi Harris

Jovina and Vita Yee

Faculty and Staff

Mori Achen and Maryann D'Onofrio

Cathy Allen and Brooke Aird

Marion Atherton and John Reager

Lisa Barratt

Göran and Christina Berg

Liana Berube and Jeffrey La Deur

Charlene Brendler

Maria and John Danielson

Rachel Durling

Doris Fukawa and Marijan Pevec

Brad Johnson

John King

Larry London

Alyona Marenchuk

Betsy Marvit

Nanou and Teale Matteson

Heidi Mattson and Michael Ferencz

Debra Mauro

Annie Nalezny

Stacy Neale

Kerrilyn Renshaw

Monica Scott and Dominique Pelletey

Rick Shinozaki and Irene Jacobson

Eugene Sor and Karen Shinozaki Sor

Jen Strauss

Michel Taddei

Craig and Betsy Wahl

Robert Yamasato

Individual Donors

conductor ($25,000 & up)

Sallie and Edward Arens

Shelby and Frederick Gans

Helen and John Meyer

Stella Wu-Chu and Tze-Kuei Chu

benefactor ($10,000–24,999)

Anonymous

John Adams and Deborah O'Grady

Jennifer and Elwyn Berlekamp

Soo Hyang Kang and Jacob Pak

James Marks and Edna Lee Warnecke

Amy and Eddie Orton

sponsor ($5,000–9,999)

Anonymous

Angela Archie

Patrick Golden and Susan Overhauser

Zach and Peggy Griffin

Sukey Lilienthal and David Roe

Anne Nesbet and Eric Naiman

Earl and Rosalinda Rupp

Shariq Yosufzai and Brian James

presenter ($2,500–4,999)

Joan Balter

Timothy and Cathy Der

Tracy Dooley

Peter Fang and Erlinda Sy Fang

Bonnie Hampton

Cary Koh and Ting Chin

Cynthia Livingston and Samuel Leffler

John Lowitz and Fran KriegerLowitz

Elizabeth McCoy and Carl Haber

Marjorie Randolph

Nadya and Chris Robb

Lisa and James Taylor

composer ($1,000–2,499)

Susan and Norman Abrahamson

Valerie and William Anders

Clark Chen

Lori Coleman and Steve Meckfessel

Lois De Domenico

Janet Der

Ann and Jack Eastman

Charles and Harriett Feltman

Hilary and Daniel Goldstine

Iden Goodman and Roberta Schwartz

Douglas MacLaughlin

Ingrid Madsen and Victor Rauch

Cara and Timothy Hoxie

Steven Kay

Casey and Kobi Ledor

Donn Logan and Marcy Wong

Bennett Markel

Jerome Matthews and Jenny Yu

Claire Max and Jonathan Arons

John and Annamarie McCarthy

Mary Lynn Miller and Ray Meister

Richard and Myriam Misrach

Fernando Olivas

Ann and Michael Parker

Sangam Prasad

Michael Rubinstein

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Swinderman

Jane Tom

Steven Weinberger

Benjamin Wu

patron ($500–999)

Elizabeth Axelson and Don Regan

Judith Bloom

Sarah and Matthew Brown

Howard Bulos and Linda Tedjakusuma

Richard Carll

Scott and Peggy Cmiel

Dorianne Cotter-Lockard

Carol Franc Buck

Gregory Freidin and Victoria Bonnell

Stan and Mary Friedman

Sydney Goldstein

Jane Hammond and John Skonberg

Sherry Hsi

Rick Irving and Valerie Lagueux

Sandra Jennings and Shinji Eshima

Martha and Vaughan Jones

Michael and Ayelet Lindenstrauss Larsen

Helene Lee Toralba

Victoria Leonard and Noah Kahn

Kenneth and Heng-Chun Liu

Rene Mandel

Sue Martin and Brian Viani

Janet and Michael McCutcheon

Jaleh Niazi and Esfandiar Imani

Sally Nichols

Barbara Novogradac

Alex and Ditsa Pines

Maria and Jose Luis Poncel

Joan Sarnat and David Hoffman

Elizabeth and Frank Sor

Ilknur and Ilker Sozat

Julie and Robert Stokstad

Jason Wang

David Ward

June Wiley and Bruce McCubbrey

Sara Wilson

Ben and Louriz Wojtowicz

Kent Young friend ($250–499)

Ron Abileah and Marlene Winograd

Lynn Alexander

Noreen Axelson and Don Archer

Greg and Kathryn Baldwin

Meena Bhasin-Dalby and Owen Dalby

Nathan Birnbaum and Claire Peeps

Claudia Bloom and Daniel Pitt

Jean Chastain

Jim Chou

Liza and Michael Dalby

Elisabeth Christensen

Linda Deaktor

Jacqueline Divenyi

Kumiko and Haruko Fukawa

Marsha and Michael Gardner

Nick Gerson

Sejal and Eric Hall

Eugene Hanacek

Edith Haritatos and Geoffrey Gowan

Lynne Heinrich

Janet and Don Helmholz

Kathleen Henschel and John Dewes

Valerie and Richard Herr

Naomi Janowitz and Andrew Lazarus

Michael Jarzabkowski

Ken Kalman and Robin Bernstein

Philippa Kelly and Paul Dresher

Sophia Kessinger and Shmuel Katz

Sharon and Mike King

Sangeetha and Vijay Kotu

Priscilla Magee

Phyllis Moore

Nathan Olson

Robert and Gunilla HaegerstromPortnoy

Madeline Prager

Carol Robertson

Sharon Seim

Saarika Sharma and John Reed

Justin Spencer

Anna-Marie and John Strauss

Tricia Swift

Christina and Gordon Ting

Elizabeth Varnhagen

Constance and J.P. Young

associate ($100–249)

Susan Austin and Michael Charlson

Melanie Beene

Louana Bergez

Dorian and George Bikle

Robert and Gloria Bloom

Roy and Susan Bogas

Eleanor Briccetti

Roberta Brokaw

Melinda Buchanan

Robert Clear and Barbara Judd

Laurie Cohen

Mark Cohen

Steven Cohen

Allan Crossman

Dean Curtis

Laurence and Barbara Delaney

Sandra Denny

Cecily Drucker

Emerson and Sara Dubois

Patricia Durham

William Eggers

Rachel Eidbo

Robert Ellis and Jane Bernstein

Melanie Feakins and Alexei Yurchak

Roland and Lois Feller

Henry Field and Lessly Wikle Field

Mary Ellen Fine

Paul Fogel and V. Yvette Chalom

Helen Frank

Patricia Gay and Kevin Williams

Gary Glentzer

Melanie and Frederick Gutterson

Margo Hall

Nancy and Nicholas Haritatos

Robin and Edie Hartshorne

Lorraine Hauser

Dr. John Hege

Sara and Claude Hilbert

Fran Hill and Larry Frost

Helga Holtmann and Ronald Rice

Susan Ingerman and Arlene Siegelman

Gregoire and Tara Jacquet

Angela Jones

Steve and Josie Kelley

Kelsie Kerr and Matthew Heckert

Patricia Albinson Kirk

Robert and Ileana Krumme

Alan and Portia Lee

Peter Lee

Andrea Liguori and Jeremy Cohen

Claire Liu

Eric Lum

Marcos and Janet Maestre

Councilwoman Linda Maio

Richard Muller

Joan Murray

Aran Nafisi and Alexa Tritt

Alexander Nichols and Sonya Delwaide-Nichols

Brenda and James Nirenstein

Etsuyo Nishikimi

Suzanne O'Brien

David Paris

Helene Paris

Victoria Párraga

James and Diane Pennington

Chunfen Pierce

Susan Reed

Ron and Gail Rubenstein

Mary Savoie-Stephens

Susan Scherman

Kary Schulman

Judith and Peter Schumacher

Nina and Nathan Shoehalter

Timothy Smith

Rosalie and Peter Streett

Matias Tarnopolsky and Birgit Hottenrott

Margaret Traylor

Thomas Turinia

Anna Umar

Janet Weinstein

Juliet Welch

Eileen Alden

Florence Wong

Linda Wood

Satoko Yamamoto

supporter ($50–99)

Gregory Abel

Ned Arens and Jacqueline CanlasLaFlam

Alison Arkin

Susie and Schuyler Bailey

Barbara Carlson

Quen Cheng

Monica Chew

Frances Colyer

Carolyn Doelling

Ryan Dooley

Doris Fine

Aileen Frankel

Christine and Victor Gold

Gretchen and Richard Grant

Linda Green

Harriet and Peter Hanauer

Alden Jenks and Mikako Endo

Donald E. Kelley Jr.

Myo Kim

Rita Kuhner

Martha Luehrmann

Helen Marcus

Anthony and Rosa Martin

Michiko Matsuo Luzmoor and Stephen Luzmoor

Nancy Merrill

Steve O'Brien

W. B. Peale and Kristina Sepetys

Kit Ratcliff and Janet Tam

Diane Rosenberg

Crowden

Board of Trustees

officers

Timothy Der, Chair

Anne Nesbet, Vice Chair

Earl Rupp, Treasurer

Tracy Dooley, Secretary

members

Normita and George Santore

Charlene and Alan Steen

Leslie and Troy Tyler

Linda Walls

Megumi Miyata and Robert Woodruff

In Kind Gifts

Tohurs Alcon

Carl Baum

David and Kerry Borgen

Ronnie Boynton

Richard Crocker

Alice Cronin

Elliot Davis

Kumiko and Haruko Fukawa

Lynn Glaser

Zach and Peggy Griffin

Kate Langer

Carmen and Andrew Mandic

Heidi Mattson and Michael Ferencz

Thomas Nemeth and Danielle

Charboneau

Krehe Ritter

Arthur Schwartz

Vickie Semones

Victoria Wake

Tim Wilkinson and Nomi Harris

Businesses & Organizations

Amazon Smile

Anonymous corporate match Bank of America

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Books Inc.

Cadence Design Systems

Wells Fargo Dealey, Renton & Associates

Feller Violin Makers

Meyer Sound

Papa Murphy's Target Take Charge of Education

Institutional Donors

Alameda County Arts Commission / ARTSFUND Grants

ACMP Associated Chamber Music Players

Ann and Gordon Getty Foundaton

Berkeley Civic Arts Commission

Bernard Osher Foundation

California Arts Council

East Bay Community Foundation

Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trusts

Jewish Community Federation

Pacific Harmony Foundation

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Tides Foundation

Gifts in Tribute

in memory of willie archie

Helen Marcus

Richard Muller

in honor of joan balter

Cecily Drucker

Susan A. Ingerman and Arlene Siegelman

Madeline Prager

jesse & elizabeth birnbaum memorial fund

Nathan Birnbaum and Claire Peeps

in honor of stephan and caelin boman

Carol Robertson

albert braver musical instrument fund

Robert and Gunilla HaegerstromPortnoy

in memory of grethe clarke

Sara and Claude Hilbert

in memory of anne crowden

Roy and Susan Bogas

Gregory Freidin and Victoria Bonnell

Fran Hill and Larry Frost

founder

Anne Crowden (1928–2004)

honorary president

Lord Yehudi Menuhin (1916–1999)

founding president

Colin Hampton (1911–1996)

Administration

Doris Fukawa, Executive and Artistic Director

Claire Liu

in memory of ken durling

Rachel Durling

in memory of muriel evans

Janet Evans

in honor of doris fukawa

Linda Deaktor

Gregory Freidin and Victoria Bonnell

Rene Mandel

John and Annamarie McCarthy

in honor of laurette goldberg

Anthony and Rosa Martin

in honor of bonnie hampton

Monica Chew

in honor of miss jane, tencue

Justin Spencer

in honor of cary koh

Stan and Mary Friedman

in honor of john lowitz

Joan Balter

Mark Cohen

Eugene Hanacek

Victoria Párraga

Charlene and Alan Steen

in memory of catherine graff maclaughlin

Anonymous

in honor of betsy marvit

Greg and Kathryn Baldwin

in honor of helen meyer

Sydney Goldstein

in honor of meyer sound

Joan Sarnat and David Hoffman

in honor of charlotte and william peale

W. B. Peale and Kristina Sepetys

in honor of michael rubinstein

Gregory Abel

Joanne Abel

Alison Arkin

Susan Austin and Michael Charlson

Louana Bergez

Barbara Carlson

Sandra Denny

William Eggers

Helen Frank

Gary Glentzer

Irwin and Adele Keinon

Steve and Josie Kelley

Rita Kuhner

Roni Melmed

Mary Lynn Miller and Ray Meister

Barbara Novogradac

Steve O'Brien

Suzanne O'Brien

David Paris

Helene Paris

Diane Rosenberg

Susan Scherman

Michel Taddei

Ziggy and Chris

in honor of kaelen russell

Jane Hammond and John Skonberg

in honor of arne stokstad

Karna Jean Nisewaner and Arne Stokstad

in honor of aihua su

Jason Wang

in honor of michel taddei

Laura Morgan and Betsy Ami

Angela Archie, Joan Balter, Zachary Griffin, Cary Koh, James Marks, Jerome Matthews, Jacob Pak, Maria Poncel, Sangam Prasad, and Doris Fukawa, ex officio

music advisory board

John Adams, Bonnie Hampton, Gary Karr, Michael Morgan, Sir Simon Rattle

advisory board

Sallie Arens, Patrick Golden, John Lowitz, Bennett Markel, John McCarthy, Helen Meyer, Deborah O’Grady

Marion Atherton, Associate Director, Community Programs Director

William Betts, Community Programs Assistant

Maria Danielson, Staff Accountant

Monica Frame, tcs Counselor

Kerri Gawryn, Director of Development

Lauren Greenberg, Admissions and Alumni Relations Manager

Sharon Han, tcs Secretary

Brad Johnson, tcs Principal

Heidi Mattson, tcs Assistant Principal

Debra Mauro, Director of Finance

Lucas McGranahan, Development Associate and Grants Manager

Jorge Mendoza, Building and Grounds Assistant

Stacy Neale, Development and Communications Coordinator

Moana Newman, Development Manager

Juan Rodriguez, Building and Grounds Supervisor

Nicole Rodriguez, Receptionist

Eugene Sor, Assistant Artistic Director, Director of tcs Music

Jennifer Strauss, Director of Publications and P.R.

Michel Taddei, Director of Artistic Administration

Stephannie Tornow, tcs Secretary

Diana Wahl, Receptionist

Crowden Letter

Jennifer Strauss, editor, writer, graphic designer

Kerri Gawryn, Lauren Greenberg, writers

Geoffrey Biddle, photography (except as noted)

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