ISO HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Playbill - Dec. 14, 2024

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GUEST ARTIST

From the stages of Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center to numerous churches and conferences around the country, acclaimed vocalist, songwriter, and author Charles Billingsley is still doing what he absolutely loves… creating and performing timeless classics as well as new music before thousands of fans around the world. His effervescent and energetic personality comes through in every singing and speaking event.

Launching his career three decades ago as a lead vocalist for GRAMMY–nominated NewSong, Charles has since performed as a solo artist for 30 years in more than 3300 concerts, released 26 albums, and garnered seven #1 radio hits with his signature style and incredible vocal range.

He recently produced a must-listen-to collection of American standards and classics entitled “The Shadow of Your Smile.” And just a few months ago, he went back in the studio with some of the country’s best musicians for a special Gospel album called “Stories and Songs”. He is also the author of three devotional books: Lord Use Me, Words on Worship, and More Words on Worship.

Charles and his wife, Shae, have been married for more than 30 years and they have two sons and a daughter-in-law, Caleb and Cooper and Emily. When Charles is not singing and speaking in events around the country, he serves as the teaching pastor at Thomas Road Baptist Church as well as an adjunct professor at Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA

Charles Billingsley Concerts PO Box 11881 Lynchburg, VA 24506

www.charlesbillingsley.com

GUEST ARTIST

The Irving Chorale has been making beautiful music in Irving for over 36 years. For almost half of that time, they have been under the artistic direction of Harry Wooten, whose reputation in choral performance has drawn invitations to sing both locally and around the world.

The auditioned chorus of over 60 volunteer singers has performed with the Irving Symphony Orchestra on multiple occasions, including last year’s “Home for the Holidays.” Irving Chorale has also been privileged to sing under the baton of Maestro Guzmán in other collaborations, including Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 and Mahler’s Symphony No. 2.

Part of Irving Chorale’s mission is to develop unique collaborations with other arts groups providing multi-cultural and multi-generational experiences for both performers and audiences alike. A prime example is their recent concert with Flutissimo!, a flute choir comprised of over 40 flautists ranging in age from 18 to 80.

Irving Chorale invites everyone to join them for the final concerts of their 24-25 Season:

• Sunday, March 2, 2025, at 4:00 pm

“Bach and the Future” with the Lewisville Civic Chorale

Plymouth Park United Methodist Church in Irving

• Saturday, May 3,2025, at 7:00 pm

“Bistro ’25: Rat Pack Era Remembered”

Woodhaven Presbyterian Church in Irving

To learn more and purchase tickets, visit: irvingchorale.org

Harry Wooten, a native of Arkansas, holds degrees from William Jewell College, Vienna International Music Conservatory, and Southwestern Baptist

Theological Seminary. He has been a guest soloist, conductor, and presenter for numerous workshops, as well as directing the Irving Chorale at numerous European concerts and festivals. Mr. Wooten is the Minister of Music at Royal Lane Baptist Church in Dallas.

GUEST CONDUCTOR

Praised for his “sensitive and nuanced” musicianship and for delivering performances “with admirable sweep and tension,” Filippo Ciabatti is a dynamic and versatile conductor who enjoys a multifaceted career.

A native of Florence, Italy, Mr. Ciabatti has appeared as a guest conductor with numerous orchestras in Europe and throughout the eastern, southern, and central regions of the United States, along with Columbia in South America. Texas hosted him previously with the San Angelo Symphony Orchestra and, over the summer, traveled to the West Coast when conducting the Festival Orchestra in Napa (CA) as the recipient of the 2024 Joel Revzen Conducting Prize.

Mr. Ciabatti has collaborated with internationally renowned artists including Ray Chen, Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Time for Three, David Kim, Nathan Gunn, Karen Walwyn, and Gabriel Cabezas. An advocate for contemporary music, he commissioned a cello concerto by composer Noah Luna that was aired on NPR’s “From the Top." He also encourages collaboration across genres. He premiered a secular oratorio by jazz composer Taylor Ho Bynum, and hosted cellist and MacArthur Fellow Tomeka Reid for a performance of her cello concerto.

As Assistant Conductor of Boston Baroque, Filippo is the first conductor to be named to that position in its 50-year history. He is the founding Artistic Director of Upper Valley Baroque, a professional period orchestra and choral ensemble, which, after only three seasons, has already received critical acclaim and regularly performs to sold-out houses.

At ease on the opera stage, Mr. Ciabatti was recently named Music Director of the Opera Company of Middlebury, where he made his debut with a production of Fidelio. While serving as a guest conductor at Opera North (NH) and the Lyric Theatre (U of IL), he conducted many full operatic productions, including Puccini’s Tosca and Madama Butterfly, Britten’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Mozart’s Don Giovanni starring and directed by Nathan Gunn.

Serving as the Director of Orchestral and Choral Programs at the Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth College, he is invested in working on innovative and cross-disciplinary projects that provide exceptional opportunities for both students and audiences. Collaborations include projects with Martha Graham Dance Company and Associazione Figli d’Arte Cuticchio, the award-winning company that sustains the historic Sicilian art of “opera dei pupi.” In 2018, he led a Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra tour to Italy, performing Mahler’s 5th Symphony at prominent venues and festivals in collaboration with the Orchestra Toscana dei Conservatori.

Mr. Ciabatti holds advanced degrees in piano, choral conducting, and orchestral conducting from Italy and the United States. In 2018, he served as a Conducting Fellow at the Aurora Music Festival (Sweden) under the direction of Jukka-Pekka Saraste. He is the winner of the 2021 American Prize in Conducting (college/university division).

HÉCTOR GUZMÁN

Music Director and Conductor

Maestro Héctor Guzmán is regarded as one of the most respected and admired conductors in this country and abroad. He is Music Director of the Irving, Plano, San Angelo, and Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestras in the United States and Conductor Emeritus of the Jalisco Philharmonic in Mexico.

In addition, he has been guest conductor of an array of prestigious ensembles: Mexico: National Symphony, Mexico City Philharmonic, UNAM Philharmonic, Xalapa Symphony, Bellas Artes Chamber Orchestra, Vivaldi Orchestra of Mexico City, and State of Mexico Symphony. United States: Dallas Symphony, San Antonio Symphony, Wheeling Symphony, Phoenix Symphony, Tulsa Philharmonic, the Houston Grand Opera Orchestra, and the Chicago Sinfonietta. Dominican Republic: National Symphony. Czech Republic: Collegium Orchestra of Prague. Poland: Rszezow Philharmonic. Japan: Japan Philharmonic. South Korea: Masan Philharmonic and Gangsam Symphony. Italy: Amadeus Orchestra, Sinfonia Venetto, Milano Classica Orchestra, Bari Symphony, San Remo Symphony, and Pomeriggi Musicale Orchestra of Milan.

Spain: Sinfónica de Murcia, Joven Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid, and Excelentia Orchestra. Germany: Herzer Orchester, Panamá: National Symphony, Guatemala, Festival Orchestra, among many others. In Sept. 2022, Maestro Guzmán was named “Artist in residence” of the prestigious “Madrid Soloists Orchestra” in Spain.

In addition to a spectacular career as a conductor, he enjoys international success as a concert organist, performing in venues such as the Meyerson Symphony Hall in Dallas, the Spivey Hall Distinguished Artist Series in Atlanta, the Olivet Nazarene recital series in Illinois, the cathedrals of Morelia, Guadalajara (Mexico) and Chartres (France), and the International Music Festivals in Toledo, Spain, and Zamora, Mexico. Maestro Guzmán holds degrees from the Conservatory of Music in Mexico City, the University of North Texas (BM), and Southern Methodist University (MM). His teachers include his mentor Anshel Brusilow, former concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra and former music director of the Dallas Symphony, and internationally renowned conductors Helmuth Rilling (University of Oregon) and Carlo Maria Giulini (Accademia Chigiana in Siena, Italy). He was also a protégé of the late Maestro Eduardo Mata, music director of the Dallas Symphony. In his native Mexico, Héctor Guzmán achieved an impressive reputation as an organist, under Prof. Victor Urban, by taking first prize in the “Chamber Soloists” and the “Manuel M. Ponce” national organ competitions. In the U.S, while a student of world-famous master teachers Dr. Robert Anderson and Alfred Mouledous, he earned further distinction by winning solo competitions at SMU and the University of North Texas. In addition, Maestro was the first Latin American ever chosen as a finalist in the “Grand Prix de Chartres,” the world’s most prestigious international organ competition celebrated in France. In addition, he received the “Mozart Medal,” Mexico’s highest musical honor, presented by the Embassy of Austria, the “Distinguished Mexican Award” from the government of Mexico, and is recognized as the 2022 North Texas Performing Arts “Distinguished Performing Artist Award” for his contributions to music worldwide.

223 West Las Colinas Boulevard

Irving, Texas 75039

IRVING SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Maestro Héctor Guzmán, Music Director December 14, 2024 • 7:30 pm

Irving Arts Center - Carpenter Performance Hall

Filippo Ciabatti, Guest Conductor

CONCERT TITLE SPONSOR: KIMBERLY-CLARK

HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS

GUEST ARTISTS

Charles Billingsley, tenor

Irving Chorale - Harry Wooten, Director

Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas from "Home Alone"

Williams (with Irving Chorale)

Waltz of the Flowers P.J. Tchaikovsky

Rocket Sleigh D. Case

Celebrate Me Home

White Christmas

It's Christmas Time Again

Charles Billingsley, tenor

Somewhere in My Memory from "Home Alone"

Williams (with Irving Chorale)

INTERMISSION

Jingle Bells Fantasy

Sleigh Ride

Let There Be Peace

I Heard the Bells

Silent Night

O Holy Night

Charles Billingsley, tenor

L. Anderson

Christmas Singalong Arr. Finnegan (Audience joins in with Orchestra and Irving Chorale)

Somewhere in My Memory from "Home Alone" R.A. Bass (with Irving Chorale)

Patrons will not be admitted into the hall while the concert is in progress. Please silence cell phones. We ask that no flash photography be used, but taking pictures is permitted. Thank you for your cooperation.

THANKS TO OUR 2024-2025 MAJOR CONCERT PARTNERS:

J.

J. Wasson

ROSTER

December 14, 2024

HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS

VIOLIN I

Mevlan Mecid, Concertmaster

Claudia Holm

Hubert Pralitz

Saejin Seo

Marina Dichenko

Andres Bravo

Leihlani Garcia Tamez

Christine Binzel

VIOLIN II

Bethany Wildes *

Klaudia Cop

Crissanti Garcia Tamez

Violeta Fane

Irina Salazar

Alfiia Mansurova

Xiachu Song

Angelene Ku

VIOLA

Monika Nierychlo-Fryklund *

Bo Landefeld

Iris Messinger

Steven Juarez

Iva Raykova

Lyndsey Walker

Stephen Beall

Oscar Rendon

CELLO

Dan Totan *

Kyungjin Yoo

Alex Paradis

Creed Miller

Alexander Djinov

Ben Katzen

Ya-Chen Lee

Elis Regina Ramos

BASS

Dimitrius Samudio *

Scott Sheffler

John Hunter

Nestor Zayas

FLUTE

Janelle Olson *

Julee Kim Walker

Jennifer Wheeler (Piccolo)

OBOE

Susanna Hilliard *

Natasha Merchant

Annie Henneke (English Horn)

CLARINET

Gilbert Young *

Evan Wennerberg

Chastine Hofmeister (Bass Clarinet)

BASSOON

Leslie Massenburg *

John Searcy

HORNS

Susan Frazier *

Janet Nye

Ben Carroll

Jason Hofmeister

TRUMPET

Glen Hummel *

Adam Miller

Steve Schiemann

Anthony Barrington (Assistant)

TROMBONE

Jonathan Hinton *

Jacob Muzquiz

Charles Cudney (Bass Trombone)

TUBA

Nathan Frazier

TIMPANI

Jeffrey Keene

PERCUSSION

Derrick Logozzo *

William Klymus

Steve Kimple

Daniel Crisp

DRUM KIT

Jay Majernik

ELECTRIC BASS

Jeff Plant

PIANO

Astrid Morales Torres

HARP

Brittany Burns

SAXOPHONE

Donald Fabian, Lead Alto

Chris Beaty, 2nd Alto

David Lovrien, 1st Tenor

Mark Lara, 2nd Tenor

John Sweeden, Baritone

LIBRARIAN

Luis Rodriguez

PERSONNEL MANAGER

Jim Gasewicz

* = Principal Musician

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2024 | 2025 & PAST PRESIDENTS

MUSIC DIRECTOR Héctor Guzmán

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Kathrine Pennington

BOARD CHAIR Lisa Hultz

PRESIDENT Janet Boyce

SECRETARY Sunny Bettis

TREASURER Thom Davis

PARLIAMENTARIAN Dr. Robert Bettis

PRESIDENT EMERITUS Marguerite Korkmas

VICE PRESIDENTS

George P. Cole II

Grace Davis

Connie Dunn

Robert Reichelt

DIRECTORS AT LARGE

Stacey Blackmon

John Bleecker

Jimmie Chris

Dr. Jerry Dunn

Janie Perelman

Bob Shema

Catherine Whitman

Marilyn Willems

Al Zapanta (Ex Officio)

Rochelle Zapanta

SYMPHONY LEAGUE PRESIDENT

Connie Dunn

OFFICE/GRANTS ADMINISTRATOR

Judyann Robinson

SPECIAL PROJECTS MANAGER

Kristin Anderson

OVATION PROGRAM

Judyann Robinson

CONCESSIONS CO-MANAGERS

Jill Stephens

Lois Bair

PAST PRESIDENTS | CHAIRMEN

1962 N.E. (Mike) Grisham † 1963 James Gregory 1964-65 Joe Rich 1965-66 Pierce Shannon † 1966-68 Joe Vardeman † ** 1968-69 Lynn Brown † 1969-71 Neill English † ** 1971-72 Oscar Hazelbaker † 1972-73 Wre Sutherland † 1973-74 Jim Ratteree † 1974-75 Mark Gordon 1975-76 Larry Bellah 1976-78 Arnold Martin † ** 1978-79

George Edwin † 1979-80

George Pepper 1980-81 Phil Silvernail 1981-82

Edward Holmes 1982-83

Curtis Headrick 1983-84 Jim Mcdougal † 1984-85 Ron Capps 1985-86 Gene Sparks † 1986-87 Norman McMurry † 1987-88 Robert Doan

1988-89 Earlene Matkin

1989-90 James Spriggs † 1990-91 Wanda Daugherty 1991-92 Harm Schreur † 1992-93 Don Schiller 1993-94 Ron Drew 1994-96 Jennings Smith † ** 1996-97 Frank Cannon 1997-98 Milton Cardwell, MD 1998-99 Don Oberlin, MD † 1999-00 Frank Flatley † 2000-01 Thomas Prague † 2001-02 Robert M. Curtis 2002-03 René Castilla 2003-04 Beverly Adams 2004-06 Chris Wallace ** 2006-08 Robert Martinez ** 2008-09 Rick Kroner 2009-10 Dale Walsh 2010-12 Lisa Hultz ** 2012-15 Charles Hosler** 2015-17 Connie Dunn** 2017-18 Victor Arias, Jr. Bob Shema

2018-21

Connie Dunn** 2021-23 Chris Wallace** 2021-25 Lisa Hultz**

† Deceased

** Served two or more consecutive terms as president/chairman

DISTINGUISHED

2024 | 2025

OVERTURE CIRCLE - $100,000+

City of Irving - Irving Arts Board

UNDERWRITER'S CIRCLE - $25,000 - $49,999

Kimberly-Clark Corporation

Stemmons Foundation

MAESTRO'S CIRCLE - $10,000 - $24,999

Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Beach Christus Health

Grace & Thom Davis

Design Block Zero (Bob Shema)

Kohl Foundation Oncor

Parmenter Mandalay Towers

Mr. R.B. Reichelt

CHAIRMAN'S CIRCLE - $5,000 - $9,999

BNSF Railway

Donna & Bob Bourgeois Comerica

Connie & Jerry Dunn

Mr. & Mrs. Rick Hultz Fidelity Investments

PRESIDENT'S CIRCLE - $2,500 - $4,999

Mr. & Mrs. James Anderson

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Bettis

Mr. & Mrs. John Bleecker

Mrs. Jan Boyce

Mr. George P. Cole II Communities Foundation of Texas National Endowment for the Arts

Mr. Chris E. Wallace

AMATI CIRCLE - $1,000 - $2,499

Mr. James Beach

Lee P. Berlin & June Parker

Mr. & Mrs. Stacey Blackmon

Ms. Dawn Pennington Campbell

Mr. & Mrs. Harry Chris

Copper & Vine Restaurant

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Djinov

Mr. & Mrs. Héctor Guzmán

Ms. Laurie Kane

Mrs. Marguerite Korkmas

Dr. & Mrs. D. Howard Miles

Minuteman Press - Irving

Ms. Kathrine Pennington

Ms. Janie Perelman

CONCERTMASTER'S CIRCLE - $500 - $999

Mrs. Diann Contestabile

Dr. & Mrs. Lance Pickard

Marriott Dallas Las Colinas

Omni Las Colinas

MUSICIAN'S CIRCLE - $100 - $499

Anonymous

Ms. Kim Andres

Mr. & Mrs. Victor Arias, Jr.

Ms. Patty Caperton

Ms. Patricia Capra

Mr. & Mrs. Mohinder Chopra

Cielito Mexican Flavors Restaurant

Cork & Pig Tavern Las Colinas

Mr. & Mrs. Ted Davidson

Richard Gordon & John Harpool

FRIENDS CIRCLE - $50 - $99

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Anderson

Mr. Joe Flores

Ms. Laurie Garvie

Mrs. Kathy Howard

Mr. Steven Hoisington

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hopwood

Ms. Rose Hultgren

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Griffith

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Jett

Mrs. Gabriela Kenny

Mr. Rick Lindsey

Vianey & Sonny Mansoori

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Matter

The Ginger Man Restaurant

Ms. Nell Anne Hunt

Kroger Company

Lamberti’s Ristorante & Wine Bar

Texas Commission on the Arts

Texas Health Presbyterian HospitalDallas

Frost Bank

Mrs. Denise Buzard Snipes

Mrs. Jeannie Buzard Williamson

Ms. Catherine Whiteman

Ms. Marilyn Willems

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Rippel

Mr. & Mrs. Bob Shema

Ms. Bettye Thomes

Total Wine & More

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Walker

Mr. & Mrs. Dale Walsh

Mr. & Mrs. Al Zapanta

Kaye & Oscar Ward

Dr. A. Marie Morris

Mrs. Anne Pfaff

Ms. Judy Pierson

Mrs. Nancie Rissing

Ms. Judyann Robinson

Mr. & Mrs. Zade Rosenthal

Mr. & Mrs. Lee Swann

Mrs. Karen Washington

Monaco Restaurant

The Spirit Grille

Mr. & Mrs. Dave Tanner

Tom Thumb

MEMORIALS & HONORARIUMS

MEMORIALS

Victor Arias, Sr.

By: Ms. Kathrine Pennington

Mr. Chris Wallace

Patricia & Robert Buzard

By: Ms. Kathrine Pennington

Mrs. Denise Buzard Snipes

Mrs. Jeannie Buzard Williamson

HONORARIUMS

Marguerite Korkmas

By: ISO & ISL Board of Directors

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Bettis

Mr. & Mrs. Héctor Guzmán

Ms. Mary Higbie

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hultz

Ms. Kathrine Pennington

Ms. Judyann Robinson

Joyce Flemming

By: Dr. & Mrs. Robert Bettis

Mr. George Cole

Ms. Kathrine Pennington

Ms. Judyann Robinson

Mr. Chris Wallace

Inge Manatou

By: Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hultz

Rick Lindsey By: Anonymous

Barbara Scott

By: Ms. Kathrine Pennington

Mrs. Anne Pfaff

Kay Weaver

By: Dr. & Mrs. Robert Bettis

Mrs. Janet Boyce

Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Dunn

Ms. Kathrine Pennington

Ms. Judyann Robinson

Mr. Patrick Shields

Kathrine Pennington

By: Ms. Laurie Garvie

Ms. Nell Anne Hunt

Ms. Judyann Robinson

supporters and lovers of the Ir ving Symphony. We will never forget you!

memor y of Rober t and Pat ricia Buz ard, supporters and lovers of the Ir ving Symphony. We will never forget you!

supporters and lovers of the Ir ving Symphony. We will never forget you!

REMEMBERING

Rober t and Patricia Buzard

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