April 9
RACHMANINOFF: PIANO CONCERTO NO. 2
TCHAIKOVSKY: ROMEO & JULIET PROKOFIEV: ROMEO & JULIET AT THE PASQUERILLA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
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From Music Director James Blachly Welcome to our PPAC season finale! This concert celebrates the rich collaboration we share with the Band of Brothers Shakespeare Company under the direction of Laura Gordon, and our sensational soloist on the first half, Michelle Cann. You can read more about both of them in this program. This entire year has been All About Love, and this program pairs Rachmaninoff’s romantic piano concerto with music inspired by Romeo and Juliet. What could be more All About Love than that? As we perform, we hope that you will let this music sweep you up and carry you away, as we fill the hall with the sounds of this extraordinary orchestra. Yours in celebration, James Blachly Music Director, Johnstown Symphony Orchestra
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Mark Addleman, President John Klein, Treasurer Bradley Holuta, Esq., Secretary William J. Locher, Past President Karen Azer, Chair of Development Laura Argenbright Victoria Bechtold Kush, Esq. James Blachly* Michael Bodolosky Alan Cashaw Dr. Stephanie Caulder, Orchestra Liaison Larry M. Coco Linda Coco, President of the Johnstown Auxiliary* John P. Coyle, Esq. Dianne Frye DeLisa Lynne Hood Mark Pasquerilla Martin E. Radovanic Teresa Marafino, President of the Somerset Auxiliary* J. Eric Renner Jessica Satava* Craig Saylor Jeffrey A. Stopko Gregory Suppes *denotes Ex-Officio
James Hargreaves Julie Horowitz Vanessa Houser Teresa Marafino Lauren Palmar Jessica Picklo Will Polacek Dr. James Richey C. Clyde Thomas, II Laura Thomas
Trustees Emeritus Dr. Dennis McNair James F. Beener, Esq., Chair (deceased) Dr. Paul Wooley, MD (deceased)
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Welcome BACK to the JSO for the 93rd season: All About Love! From Mark Addleman, President of the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra Board of Trustees After the long hiatus from performing live music in the concert hall, it is my pleasure to welcome back each of you to our diverse and innovative 93rd season. The support provided by you during the global pandemic that shut down so much of our world ensured that the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra would not be one that closed our doors forever. Rather, we are in a healthier financial position as we aim for even higher artistic quality to share with you, our audience. As a result of that support, we continue to push the boundaries of what a regional orchestra is supposed to do! Despite being “shut-down”, we created space for the symphony to engage our ardent supporters during a period that otherwise required physical separation. We let everyone know that we would not sit back and rest on our laurels, but find new ways to interact and provide music to our communities. The world of the internet gave us plenty of opportunity, from inviting members of our communities to perform, record, and post their interpretation of the Shaker tune “Simple Gifts”, to stimulating participants’ taste and hearing through a series of curated wine-tastings paired with the Maestro’s playlists of Lifting Spirits, to the JSO Chorus’ Hallelujah Chorus via zoom! As far as live, in-person performances, we stepped out into your communities and collaborated with other great organizations! Our percussion ensemble braved the blistering cold of a Laurel Highlands winter day to put us all in the holiday spirit at the Gazebo in Central Park and in front of the Somerset County Courthouse. Our Principal String Quartet gave inspiring performances at the Somerset Country Club (as guests of Laurel Arts) and in the Grand Halle of Cambria City. While the brass players are usually at the back of the orchestra, we brought them out front with the JSO Brass Quartet in the Grand Halle and the JSO French horns who gave us a once-in-a-lifetime experience at the Roxbury Bandshell…. musical garden hoses! Thank you to all of the musicians and collaborators for keeping the music alive. Your Johnstown Symphony was active, but we are far from done. We’ve performed in several repurposed industrial spaces; we’ve performed in locations in downtown and the surrounding areas; but have you ever seen an orchestra play at an airport?! We’re collaborating with one of the world’s greatest organists, Paul Jacobs; we’re re-introducing a concert geared towards families with younger children; and we’re pushing the envelope of our subscription series by adding chamber music composed by our Maestro and partnering with Johnstown’s own Band of Brothers. None of this would be possible without our concert-goers, Leadership Sponsors, concert sponsors, season ticket holders, and all of the generous contributors to our Annual Fund. It takes a team of committed individuals to present a season as full as our 93rd, and the JSO can tout a group of incredibly talented musicians, experienced and dedicated staff, active and engaged Board of Trustees
and Advisory Board, and the Johnstown and Somerset Auxiliaries that provide support through their own innovative fundraisers. We are ALL part of the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra family. It takes a village to nurture and protect what we have and I am truly humbled that our villages continue to do so in such a meaningful way. The JSO is back and stronger than ever – something of which we all can be proud! Enjoy the season!
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• to perform the highest quality classical, modern and popular genres of orchestral music to which all members of our regional community can relate. • to enhance our region’s cultural environment, quality of life and economic development efforts. • to inform our audiences of the history and importance of playing, enjoying, and supporting the performance of orchestral music. • to promote and support music education and orchestral performance opportunities for all youth. • to offer reasonably priced concerts and free community performances to promote broader interest in orchestral music and the JSO. • to solicit and develop the support of the public, business leaders, philanthropic organizations and individuals to financially sustain JSO performances, programming and our endowment fund. • to continually monitor and proactively manage and improve our financial and human resources to ensure the longterm endurance of the JSO.
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Season 93/ 2021-2022: ALL ABOUT LOVE: A SEASON ABOUT WHAT CARRIES US THROUGH AND LIFTS US UP
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AUXILIARIES The JSO Auxiliaries are active supporters of the Orchestra and all its programs and initiatives! They are truly the hands and feet of the Johnstown Symphony. The purpose of the Auxiliaries is to raise funds for the benefit of the JSO and promote and support the JSO in all its activities. For more information on how to get involved with these dynamic groups visit johnstownsymphony.org/ auxiliary Johnstown Symphony Auxiliary (JSA), est. 1959 Linda Coco, President Monica Kozak, Recording Secretary Teresa Marafino, Treasurer Loretta Ciupak, Corresponding Secretary Sharyn Spinelli, Past President Johnstown Auxiliary activities include: Concert Ambassadors, Holiday Poinsettia Sale, JSA Cash Giveaway (Winners’ numbers match the evening Daily Number from the Pennsylvania Lottery during the month of January), Spring Fashion Show, Symphony office assistance, Applebee’s Dining to Donate, and assisting with the JSO capstone fundraising event.
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The Somerset Auxiliary of the Johnstown Symphony (SAJSO), est. 1964 Teresa Marafino, President Beth Pile, Vice President Bob Hanson, Treasurer Mindy Forry, Secretary Sam Hanson, Corresponding Secretary Somerset Auxiliary of the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra's activities include: Taste of the Laurel Highlands: a culinary fundraiser, held at Green Gables Restaurant each October that includes signature dishes from a variety of local restaurants, 50/50 raffles, door prizes and a silent auction. sajso.com
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April 12, 2022 at 9:30 AM and 10:45 AM Annual Young People’s Concerts The Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center Free of charge for students and teachers, please reserve your seat in advance. The JSO presents two free concerts for area fifth grade students every spring. The concerts introduce these young audiences to the instruments and sounds of the orchestra. Teachers interested in bringing students to these concerts should contact the JSO early in the school year to be part of the nearly 2,000 area 5th-graders welcomed to the Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center each season.
COMMUNITY April 23, 2022 at 3:00 P.M. and 7:30 P.M. inSPIREd: JSO at the Grand Halle: Chorus and Brass The Grand Halle on Broad Street We return to historic Cambria City and the Grand Halle to celebrate the joy and connection to community that comes from the tradition of choral singing. Our Johnstown Symphony Chorus and the JSO Brass – the perfect match for the resonant acoustics of the refurbished interior. These concerts give JSO audiences a chance to get up close to the music. This partnership with Cambria City’s The Steeples Project forms a part of the inSPIREd series, which began during the pandemic and returns by popular demand.
HOME May 7, 2022 at 7:30 P.M. Subscriber Exclusive: A Hero’s Welcome: Paul Jacobs Comes Home A Subscriber Exclusive, no single tickets will be sold. Hailed by the Philadelphia Orchestra as “the world’s greatest organist,” Paul Jacobs performs on the great instrument of the Westmont Presbyterian Church. This will be a truly historic concert for our orchestra and this region, and is currently available only to season ticket patrons. One of the most celebrated musicians of our time, Mr. Jacobs hails from Southwestern Pennsylvania, and this concert marks his debut with the Johnstown Symphony. @johnstownsymphony
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FREEDOM Sunday, June 26th, 2022 at 7:30 P.M. Ready for Takeoff John Murtha Johnstown-Cambria County Airport in collaboration with Nulton Aviation When was the last time you heard an orchestra play in a hangar from your seat on the tarmac? You’ve come to expect the unexpected from your JSO, and so here goes... announcing our first-ever, one-night-only airport concert, with a star-studded program with music from Top Gun, Jefferson Airplane, Led Zeppelin, The Eagles, Billy Joel, E.T., and Tchaikovsky’s 5th Symphony. Come early or stay late for music insight extras!
An Invitation to the Music Pre-concert conversations with James Blachly at 6:30 PM prior to each performance except September 11, February 12, March 12, and June 26.
Any Questions? Stay after the show for post-concert conversations with James Blachly and featured artists on each performance except September 11, February 12, March 12, and June 26.
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Season 93 2021-22: All About Love A season about what carries us through and lifts us up
Romeo and Juliet and Rachmaninoff April 9, 2022 at 7:30 PM Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center The Johnstown Symphony Orchestra James Blachly, Music Director Frank and Sylvia Pasquerilla Chair
SERGEI RACHMANINOFF (1873-1943) Piano Concerto No. 2 Michelle Cann, piano INTERMISSION SERGEI PROKOFIEV (1891-1953) Suite from Romeo and Juliet I. Montagues and Capulets II. Juliet as a young girl V. Romeo and Juliet before parting VII. Romeo at the tomb of Juliet Band of Brothers Shakespeare Company Kieran Padraig Cullen Kathryn Castner Davis Wesley Layton Doug Meagher Owen P. Standley Rebecca Williamson PYOTR ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893) Romeo and Juliet Overture-Fantasy
JOHNSTOWN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA JAMES BLACHLY, Music Director The Frank and Sylvia Pasquerilla Chair
FIRST VIOLIN Maureen Conlon Gutierrez, Concertmaster Mark and Leah Pasquerilla Chair Jennifer Sternick JSO Board Chair Aaron Blackham Joel A. Bezek and Family Chair Angela Brumbaugh Steve Goldbach Maxwell Herrmann Tanya Kavalkovich Allyn Lambert SECOND VIOLIN Therese West* Lisa Pierce Johanna LaBuda Memorial Chair Michael Cascio Swana Chepaitis Alyssa Conway Zelie Eger Julia Gilchrist Annis Rogers Aubrey Saloka Nichole Thomas VIOLA Stephen Weiss* Mark F. Gojmerac Chair Charles Alves Tyler Brugmann Rafael Gargate Ryellen Joaquim John Repsher David Sinclair
BASS George Hillstrom* Zeigler-Hauger Family Chair Justin Bendel Patrick Spallinger Mark Stroud Riley Zimmermann FLUTE Tara Yaney* Melissa Lessure PICCOLO Maria Hincapie*
FRENCH HORN Mark Addleman+ Marjorie Clement Chair Nicole Sturdivant-Zajac Michael Scheimer Annie Moon Alicia Rafter TRUMPET Matthew Barabas* Kevin Eisensmith Justin Kohan
OBOE Stephanie Caulder* Daniel Yasick
TROMBONE Sarah Lewandowski+ Dana Menser Robert E. “Bob” Thomas Chair
ENGLISH HORN Erin Marion*
BASS TROMBONE Jonah Trout+
CLARINET Emily Cook+ Frank and Mary Edith Mardis Chair Alicia Gutierrez Jorge Naranjo
TUBA Larry Dine*
BASS CLARINET Emily Cook* BASSOON Amy Baker+ Steve Ehrin Carmel C. Coco Chair Scott Ziegler
CONTRABASSOON CELLO Amy Baker* Olga Redkina* Dr. and Mrs. James Richey SAXOPHONE Chair Christopher DeLouis* Darlene Lopresti Pullen Family Chair Carmen Blanco Beideth Briceno Cecilia Caughman Brad Holuta Vincent Leung
TIMPANI Ronald Horner* Thomas J. O’Brien Chair PERCUSSION Zachary Mathes+ Terry L. Stevens Chair Paul DeChancie Dr. Camille J. and Dorothy Maravalli Chair Brandon Lambert PIANO David Anderson* HARP Christine Mazza* * Principal + Acting Principal ** Associate Concertmaster
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James Blachly, Music Director The Frank and Sylvia Pasquerilla Chair Now entering his sixth season as Music Director of the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra, James Blachly is a Grammy®-winning conductor dedicated to enriching the concert experience by connecting with audiences in memorable and meaningful ways. His world premiere recording of English composer Dame Ethel Smyth’s 1930 masterpiece The Prison, released on Chandos Records, won a 2021 Grammy Award and was widely acclaimed by The New York Times, The New Yorker, Gramophone, San Francisco Chronicle, Financial Times, The Guardian, and many others. This is the first-ever Grammy Award for music by Smyth, who lived from 1858-1944 and struggled her entire career to have her music judged on its merits rather than on the basis of her gender. With the Johnstown Symphony, he conducted the orchestra in a former steel mill in a concert that was featured on Katie Couric’s America Inside Out, and in five seasons the orchestra has increased season ticket sales by 43%. With the Experiential Orchestra, he has invited audiences to dance to Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring and Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker, sit within the orchestra at Lincoln Center, and engage with Symphonie fantastique and Petrushka with circus choreography at The Muse in Brooklyn – the same troupe he invited to Johnstown in 2016. In addition to his position with the JSO, Maestro Blachly is also Music Director of the Experiential Orchestra, and is in increasing demand as a versatile guest conductor in diverse repertoire, with engagements with the New York Philharmonic, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and will be serving as an artist in residence at Montclair State University. In 2020, Blachly was invited to serve as the Associate Editor and Orchestral Liaison for the African Diaspora Music Project, directed by Dr. Louise Toppin. In that capacity, he has overseen the compilation of a database and website detailing more than 1,300 published works for orchestra by African diaspora composers. Dedicated to finding new ways of empowering audiences, Blachly is in demand as a speaker on Listening as Leadership, bringing his expertise as a conductor and passion for music to Fortune 500 companies, schools, and other organizations. He has also conducted dozens of educational concerts for thousands of school children. For ten years he conducted workshops and clinics for the New York Philharmonic, served as Ensemble Director for the Baltimore Symphony’s OrchKids program, and conducted clinics and appearances throughout western Pennsylvania for the JSO. From 2010 to 2015, he performed benefit concerts of Mahler symphonies with New York freelancers to launch what is now Make Music NOLA, a thriving El Sistema-Inspired program in New Orleans. Also active as a composer, James Blachly studied at Mannes with Robert Cuckson and privately with Charles Wuorinen and John Corigliano. His compositions have been celebrated as “vigorous and assured” by Chamber Music America, and a “splendidly crafted…tour de force” by the Miami Herald, and have been performed at The Stone, Zankel Hall, in Europe and across the U.S., in an audience for the Pope, and broadcast live on the CBC. @johnstownsymphony
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Meet the Soloist Michelle Cann, piano “A compelling, sparkling virtuoso” (Boston Music Intelligencer), pianist Michelle Cann made her orchestral debut at age fourteen and has since performed as a soloist with numerous orchestras including The Philadelphia Orchestra, The Cleveland Orchestra, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. A champion of the music of Florence Price, Ms. Cann performed the New York City premiere of the composer’s Piano Concerto in One Movement with The Dream Unfinished Orchestra in July 2016 and the Philadelphia premiere with The Philadelphia Orchestra and Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin in February 2021, which the Philadelphia Inquirer called “exquisite.” She has also performed Price’s works for solo piano and chamber ensemble for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Music Society of Detroit, and the New World Symphony, among other presenters. Highlights of her 2021–22 season include debut performances with the Atlanta, Detroit, and St. Louis symphony orchestras, as well as her Canadian concert debut with the National Arts Centre Orchestra in Ottawa. She also receives the 2022 Sphinx Medal of Excellence, the highest honor bestowed by the Sphinx Organization, and the 2022 Andrew Wolf Chamber Music Award. Embracing a dual role as both performer and pedagogue, her season includes teaching residencies at the Gilmore International Keyboard Festival and the National Conference of the Music Teachers National Association. Ms. Cann regularly appears in recital and as a chamber musician throughout the U.S., China, and South Korea. Notable venues include the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., and Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles and the Barbican in London with members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Ms. Cann regularly performs duo recitals with her sister, pianist Kimberly Cann; together their “sheer verve and evident passion is something to behold” (Mountain Xpress). Ms. Cann has appeared as cohost and collaborative pianist with NPR’s From The Top, collaborating with actor/conductor Damon Gupton, violinist Leila Josefowicz, and violinist and MacArthur Fellow Vijay Gupta. She has also been featured on WRTIFM and WHYY-TV in Philadelphia. Her summer festival appearances have included the Taos Chamber Music Festival, Yellow Barn, Perlman Music Program, Music
Meet the soloist, continued Academy of the West, Geneva Music Festival, and Pianofest in the Hamptons, where she serves as artist in residence. Ms. Cann has won top prizes in state, national, and international competitions including the International Russian Music Piano Competition, the Blount Slawson Young Artists Competition, and the Wideman International Piano Competition. In 2019 she served as the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s MAC Music Innovator in recognition of her role as an African-American classical musician who embodies artistry, innovation, and a commitment to education and community engagement. Ms. Cann manifests this commitment through her activities in Philadelphia and as part of touring engagements around the globe. She has served as the director of two children’s choruses in the El Sistema-inspired program Play On Philly and was among the first class of ArtistYear fellows at the Curtis Institute of Music, where she worked with community partners City Year, Teach for America, and AmeriCorps to provide arts education and access to underserved communities in Philadelphia. In 2019 she served on the faculty of the Sphinx Performance Academy during its inaugural year at the Juilliard School. Ms. Cann holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in piano performance from the Cleveland Institute of Music, where she studied with Paul Schenly and Dr. Daniel Shapiro, and an Artist’s Diploma from the Curtis Institute of Music, where she studied with Robert McDonald. Ms. Cann served as a collaborative staff pianist at the Curtis Institute of Music for several years. She joined the faculty in 2020 as the inaugural Eleanor Sokoloff Chair in Piano Studies.
Meet the Actors Owen P. Standley, of Johnstown, PA, has been performing since 2003. He has performed with various theatre groups throughout Cambria County. His most recent production was Cresson Lake Playhouse’s 110 Stories, portraying four survivors of the World Trade Center attack on 9/11. Owen is working on applications to get into graduate school for an MFA. The ultimate goal is to earn a living through performance. If you know any casting directors, please send them to Owen. Kathryn Castner Davis began working with Band of Brothers in 2010. Previous roles include Catsby in Richard III, the Evil Queen in Cymbeline, Regan in King Lear, Aaron in Titus Andronicus, Gertrude in Hamlet, Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, Sebastian in The Tempest, and Paulina in The Winter’s Tale. Other favorite roles include Winnie in Happy Days, Martha in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, and the title role in Hamlet. Recently, she starred in a YouTube series called “In This Together-Johnstown” which shows the correlation between the flu epidemic of 1918 and the COVID pandemic. She holds degrees in English and Theatre from Chatham College and the Savannah College of Art and Design. Kieran Padraig Cullen is a young actor currently attending The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts with a focus on film and television acting. He has been involved in a plethora of stage productions at the high school, community, and professional levels. Playing roles including Edgar in King Lear, Jack Kelly in Newsies, George in Same Time Next Year, and Leslie in It Runs in the Family. Kieran’s other hobbies and talents include singing, playing guitar, juggling, balloon twisting, writing, drawing, and voice acting. Doug Meagher has been with the Band of Brothers Shakespeare Company for over 25 years and is currently on the Board of Directors. He's appeared on stage in over a dozen summer shows and was Clarence in last year's production of Richard III. Doug has also directed the company's musicals Ain't Misbehavin', Godspell, Little Shop of Horrors and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. He's also written a few shows of his own that BOB has performed over the years. He's looking forward to this collaboration with the JSO. Rebecca Williamson is a sophomore Biology/Pre-Veterinary major at the University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown. She is very active in UPJ’s band, choir, and theater program and would like to thank Professor Webb for giving her this unique opportunity to perform with Band of Brothers and the JSO. When her busy schedule allows for it, she can be found watching Disney movies and cuddling her cat, Buttercup.
Wesley Layton (Abraham)- Has been with BOB since 1996. He has also performed with STAR productions at St. Francis University, UPJ Theater, Cresson Lake playhouse, Berkeley Opera and Berkeley Ballet Theater. Wes obtained a Theater Arts degree in 2000 from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown and is currently an Audio/Visual Systems Design Engineer at Lightner Electronics.
Laura Creed Gordon, Artistic Director — is a teacher of English since 1976, and winner of the National Endowment for the Humanities grant in 1990 to study with the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford, England, and the Folger Library in Washington, D.C. Laura serves as text scholar, casting director, costumer, chief fundraiser, and principally as artistic director of the Band’s performances. She has dedicated 30 summers to nurturing actor and audience to the most powerful words in the English language written 400 years ago. She was named Alumnus of the Year for Longwood University in 1997 and received the YWCA Woman of the Year award for Arts and Letters in 1998. Laura was awarded a chair in the National Theatre in 1998. Brad and Laura were initiated into the Johnstown Artists Hall of Fame 2012. In 2015, Laura won the WQED VITA Award. She believes in the magic of this evening and the privilege of these moments conjured with such talents. Laura dedicates this show to Jessie Sutherland Gordon, who is true gold. Bradford C. Gordon, Producer — is a former history teacher, ardent music lover and talented artist. He plays a multitude of roles in BOB, including Executive Director of its Board, set designer and architect, technical and musical director, publicity manager, and producer of the company’s annual park performance. It was Brad’s passion for history, theatre and the outdoors that set the wheels in motion for the troupe’s existence. The Gordons were the recipients of the Pride of Westmont Award 2003 for their Shakespeare productions in Stackhouse Park. In 2011, the Gordons were inducted in the Artists Hall of Fame. Bradford dedicates this show to his spotted pups. He sends all his love to Jessie—his shadow—who watches from the stars. The Band of Brothers Shakespeare Company assembles to recreate Shakespeare’s genius and influence to remind both player and audience of the dignity in language and life. The Company is dedicated to educational enrichment of both actor and community through production of classic theatre in the Laurel Highlands. BOB is a proud member of STA, Shakespeare Theatre Association, the selected best companies in the world.
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Johnstown Symphony Orchestra Chair Endowments The Johnstown Symphony Orchestra has been a cornerstone of the arts in Johnstown since 1929. To ensure the financial security of this unique arts and cultural institution, the JSO Board of Trustees has established an Endowment Fund and a way to contribute to this fund through the endowment of specific chairs within the Orchestra. With the endowment of a chair, the name of the person to be honored by the endowment will be associated with that position and will appear in each concert program for the next 100 years, after which time the name will appear in each program with emeritus status in perpetuity. A list of chairs now being endowed and their honorees include:
Conductor’s Chair Frank and Sylvia Pasquerilla
$100,000
Concertmaster’s Chair Mark and Leah Pasquerilla
$ 60,000
Associate Concertmaster’s Chair JSO Board of Trustees
$ 40,000
Principal Chairs: Bass Zeigler and Hauger Families Cello Dr. and Mrs. James Richey Clarinet Frank and Mary Edith Mardis Horn Marjorie Clement Percussion Terry L. Stevens Timpani Thomas J. O’Brien Associate Principal Chair Second Violin In Memory of Johanna LaBuda
$ 30,000
$ 20,000
Section Chairs: Bassoon Carmel C. Coco Cello Pullen Family Violin Joel A. Bezek and Family Percussion Dr. Camille J. and Dorothy Maravalli Trombone Robert E. "Bob" Thomas Viola Mark F. Gojmerac Available chairs include: Assistant Concertmaster Chair Principal Chairs Associate Principal Chairs Section Chairs
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$ 10,000
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Chair endowment contributions may be made as one-time donations or by signed installment plans and in various forms such as cash, securities, annuities, trusts, estates, or other gifting vehicles. For more information on how you can leave a legacy of fine music for many generations to come, please call any member of the Board or the JSO Office at (814) 535-6738 to arrange a private meeting. @johnstownsymphony
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A Message from Your Annual Fund Co-Chairs: Karen Azer and Ed Sheehan The JSO brings this world-expanding power of music to all: in our concert hall, at our children’s schools, and in our town squares. When the bagpipes played at our November concert we offered our audience the opportunity to turn the pain of loss into something harmonious and healing. When 5000 people viewed our stream of Handel’s Messiah along with our sold-out audience, we brought Christmas to those who would otherwise be unable to participate because of illness, distance, and lack of transportation. When our strings played this summer at People’s Natural Gas Park, we merged our sound with that of the trains as they wound through the mountains. And when the Youth Orchestra performed the Improvised Violin Concerto with world-famous fiddler Mark O’Connor this fall, we inspired the students to imagine what is possible when we work together. We create worlds through our performances and educational opportunities that shape the lives of our communities, our audiences, and our children. Your support allows us to offer access to high-level music experiences to everyone. Our programs for youth and adults are free or have low tuition so all can participate. Only 23% of a concert’s expense is covered by ticket sales and your contributions make the difference. This season, we are ALL ABOUT LOVE because it is what motivates our service through music to our community, and helps chart our course as individuals, as a region, and as a country. The Johnstown Symphony Orchestra needs your help to keep uplifting, unifying, and educating our region through music.
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Consider partnership with the JSO through Educational Improvement Tax Credit The Johnstown Symphony is committed to serving our educators and school districts by supporting and augmenting their music programs, helping to fill the need when funding is cut for arts education. Your business’s participation in the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program can have real impact for students throughout the region. By designating business tax credits to the Johnstown Symphony, eligible businesses can receive substantial tax credits for their contributions. These tax credits can then offset numerous state business taxes. Apply to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to direct your tax dollars to an educational improvement organization of choice! If you work for, or have a company that does business in PA, you are eligible to apply for tax credits that you may then redirect to support the JSO. Please use the web address below to the Commonwealth’s site to see if your company qualifies for the EITC program. Consider applying for a 2-year commitment, as this yields a 90% tax credit to your business. Details and the link to the online application can be found here. For more information, check with your accountants or log onto the PA website for EITC: https://dced.pa.gov/programs/educational-improvement-tax-credit-program-eitc/
Johnstown Symphony Orchestra: An Investment That Performs Invest in music and its indispensable role in community life, its power to heal, unify, inspire, and uplift. When you consider your charitable contributions, remember that all contributions to the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra are tax deductible. We can offer you many ways to contribute - in any amount: - for annual operating funds to keep the concerts coming each year, invest in the JSO’s Annual Fund; - for long-term investment to assure the perpetuity of the JSO, invest in the JSO’s Endowment Fund; - to honor a loved one, Honorary and Memorial Contributions are invested in the Endowment Fund. For additional information, contact Dennis M. McNair, PhD, Chairman of the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra Legacy & Endowment Development Committee at dmklmcnair@gmail.com. @johnstownsymphony
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The State Theater of Johnstown The State Theater of Johnstown is once again open and undergoing a revitalization campaign. During this time, there are many scheduled events including live music and movies. Purchase tickets at the door or online at statetheaterjohnstown.ticketleap.com. To host an event or movie at the State Theater, contact management@statetheaterofjohnstown.com.
Support the Symphony and decrease your tax burden with Qualified Charitable Distributions! At age 72 (it was age 70½ prior to January 1, 2020), the IRS requires you to take IRA withdrawals in statutorily-mandated, annual increments known as "Required Minimum Distributions" (RMDs). What's wrong with that? RMDs are subject to ordinary income taxes and more taxable income may push you into a higher tax bracket, which can lead to adverse impacts, including effects on your Social Security income and Medicare benefits. What's more, if you don't take your RMDs, you could be subject to a 50% penalty on the amount that wasn't withdrawn. Thankfully, for charitably-minded retirees with traditional IRAs, there is a tax-relief strategy available: the Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). The QCD gifting option allows you, starting at age 72, to instruct your IRA administrator to direct IRA distributions—up to $100,000 per year—to a qualified 501(c)(3) charity. Because the IRA income goes directly to the JSO, you do not report the QCD as taxable income and do not owe any taxes on the QCD, which may be particularly beneficial to you if you are forced to take RMDs and don't need the extra money. In addition to avoiding taxable income, your IRA distribution can be put to good use by your favorite qualified charity. It's truly a win-win option. If you regularly support charities, you may find that the QCD gift option provides you with greater tax savings than cash donations. Why? Reducing your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) generally provides a greater tax benefit than claiming a tax deduction because AGI is used in several calculations, such as determining the taxable portion of your Social Security benefits or what deductions and credits you qualify for receiving. A QCD allows you to receive a tax benefit from your charitable contribution even if you do not itemize your deductions, because the QCD is excluded from your taxable income.
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2021 CONTRIBUTORS The Johnstown Symphony Orchestra gratefully acknowledges the following for their generous support. Please go to www.johnstownsymphony.org to learn more about ways to join with us as a partner in our mission to serve the community through the power of music. * designates member of JSO staff, board, or auxiliary + designates performing member of the orchestra, chorus, youth orchestra, youth chorus or Community Strings # includes corporate matching funds for individual donations ^ designates first-time donor Italics denotes in-kind
CONDUCTORS CIRCLE $2,500+ Dr. and Mrs.* Magdi Azer CTC Foundation Johnstown Symphony Auxiliary Leonardo DRS Lockheed Martin AeroParts, Inc. McAneny Bros., Inc. Kim R. Rauch Dr. James* and Christine Richey Raymond G. Shrift and James D. Koon In honor of Merle and Dorothy Stroz ORCHESTRA CIRCLE $2,000 - $2,499 William and Debra Bahorik John* and Julie Coyle Dr. and Mrs. Adib Khouzami Barbara Laslo* Mark Pasquerilla* Picking Family Trust Fund of the Community Foundation for the Alleghenies BENEFACTOR $1,500 – $1,999 Mr. James Blachly* Dr. Michael and Monica Garver Mr. and Mrs.* Robert A. Gleason, Jr. Lynne Hood+* Nick & Mary Ann Jacobs William* and Stacey Locher Dr.* and Mrs. Dennis M. McNair McNaughton & Latrobe Moving and Storage In memory of Robert G. Williams Gary and Rose Poborsky Marty* and Joyce Radovanic Riggs Family Foundation Gregory* and Betsy Suppes SUSTAINER $1,000 - $1,499 Mark Addleman* Anna Antemann+* Mike* and Glenna Bodolosky Alan* and Francine Cashaw Larry+* and Linda* Coco Follansbee Family Fund Dr. Sidney and Rae Goldblatt In memory of Joseph Goldblatt Mr.* and Mrs. James F. Hargreaves Patricia Hofscher+* Bradley+* and Katie Holuta @johnstownsymphony
Julie Horowitz John* and Jennifer Klein Victoria Bechtold Kush Esq.* and Dr. Jason Kush Camille Maravalli In memory of Dorothy John Melithoniotes^ In memory of his wife Marilyn, and the Walter Family Alan and Lana Miller Joan M. Moss* J. Eric* and Janet E. Renner Mary Ann Riggs In memory of Bill Riggs Larry and Barbara Rosenberg Craig* and Carolyn Saylor Atty. Charles T. Sharbaugh^ Jeff*and Sandy Stopko Rita and Clyde* Thomas John and Barbara Yerger PATRON $750 - $999 Federated Insurance# Sahlaney & Dudeck Law Office Laura Thomas*# DONOR $500 - $749 James and Laura* Argenbright Croatian Hall Chet and Anita Cyga Randy and Barbara Davies Jeff DeLisa and Dianne Frye DeLisa+* Ruth Dellavecchia Col. and Mrs. Harry V. Dutchyshyn Dennis L. Eckels Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Elisa+ Ellenberger Patricia Esserman In memory of Donald Esserman Patricia Fedorko Ms. Lyn Garbarino Barry and Julia+ Gilchrist Greg Glosser Brad L. Goldblatt Rosalind Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Gotjen Marcia A. Guzzi In memory of Louis A. Guzzi Jim Hanlin^ and William Tadlock^
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2021 CONTRIBUTORS (continued) Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home Edwin S Holbert Patrick and Sandra Illig Kongsberg Protech Systems USA Ron and Lisa Kuchera Drs. Eugene and Regina Kupchella In memory of Carol Trio Lee Initiatives Health and Wellness Endowment John Levey, PH.D. Liberty Wire Johnstown Dr. Renée Martin-Nagle Dr. and Mrs. Savas Mavridis Susan McCann Mildred L. Nelson Mike and Jackie Ondesko Don and Danette Overdorff Saint Paul Lutheran Church Dr.+* and Mrs.+* Joseph Satava Carol and Carl R. Sax Alan and Deborah Scheimer Spangler Subaru Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Swansiger, M.D. In memory of brother Richard Swansiger Bob and Linda Thomas Jane Van Steenkist Von's United Beverage Oscar and Sue Zolbe CONTRIBUTOR $250 - $499 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Akers Patrick and Etta Albright Marian Allen Harry and Mary Ann Bennear Dan and Sharon Berkebile Jim and Suzy Brett William and Lori Caldwell R. Michael Cascio+* Dr. Stephanie Caulder+* Samuel and Kathleen Coco Crookston Photography Linda Custer^ In memory of parents Paul and Myrtle Custer Dale Oxygen, Inc. Damin Printing Company Jim and Patti Dewar Mr. and Mrs. Samuel DiFrancesco Bruce and Barbara Duke John and Suzanne Eger Employers Medical Access Partnership (eMAP) Margaret Ennis Christina Faist Andrea Falchek+ Family Dentistry Associates of Johnstown, PC @johnstownsymphony
Anne and George Fattman Thomas and Linda Fleming^ Chris and Mindy* Forry Dr. Cheryl Fresch Elizabeth Good and Mark Weakland Thomas R. and Sara A. Goughnour Thomas C. and Saundra A.+ Gramling Mr. Steve Grodis^ Don and Beth Hall Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Hamaty Robert H. Horowitz Jim and Kathy Howanek Franklin and Sheila Illar Catherine Molchany Immerman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Janakovic Dr. Richard and Suzie Kastelic Francis and Judy Kelly Royal and Greer Koeller Karen C. Kohler Dennis Kotzan^ Michael and Monica Kozak* Gary and Debbie Lichtenfels James Locher^ Irene M. Maguth Marcus & Mack, P.C. James and Elaine Makuch John W. and Lynne A. McCall Meyer, Unkovic, & Scott, LLP Milkie's Lawn & Garden, Inc. Mr. Ralph R. Morris In memory of John E. Morris George and Elaine Mostoller Mary Ann Peretin DeRosa Frank and Judy Petrusic Howard and Adelle Picking Richard and Annemarie Pidutti Rev. Gregory and Barbara Pile Catherine K. Poorbaugh Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ray^ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rita^ David (Buck) and Jane Rodgers John and the Rev. Annis+ Rogers Joan Rush Jerry and Kathy Samples Gary and Nancy Scanlan Carole Schrum* Dick and Lois Sholtis Silverman, Tokarsky, & Forman LLC Andrew M. Single^ John and Joselle Skelley Terry and Dianna Stevens The Benevity Impact Fund Clifford and Carolyn Thompson Dave and Linda Thomson Doug and Gina Tusing^ Karen Esaias and Richard Von Schlichten
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2021 CONTRIBUTORS (continued) Edward and Susan Wagner Mr. Timothy Warner Greg and Tess Winger In memory of Dennis Winger Michael and Betty Wolfe Don and Patty Woodnorth Eugene and Anita Zamboni ASSOCIATE $100-$249 Atty. and Mrs. Caram Abood Bernice E. Adams^ Mr. and Mr. Ahlstrom-Trehar^ Ron Aldom and Sandy Shimko Anonymous (4) Nick and Donna Antonazzo George and Jean Arcurio+ Dr. and Mrs. George S. Ashman Atlas Printing Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Bagnato, Esq. Michael Barletta Mary Battaline* Threse Baywood^ Joseph Bednarik Marian Bellack Ivar and Mary Berge Nancy A. Berkebile Goodin^ Andrew and Risa Billow In memory of my dad Carmel C. Coco Blanset Construction, LLC^ Matilda Blozevich Nick Bocher and Susan Kalcik Richard Bosserman Marian Boyer William and Heather Brice Thomas Brubaker* Jan and Gary Burkett Tom and Leanne Calvert Joe and Mary Hays Carney In memory of Tom Furlong Joseph and Christine Carpenter Josephine V. Carpenter Ronald Chilcot In memory of Helen Chilcot Elena Ciletti and James Crenner In honor of James Blachly Deborah A. Chuba+ Geraldine Ciesielka+ In memory of Sr. Celeste Ciesielka Loretta Ciupak* Sam and Fern Clapper In memory of James F. Beener Charles and Gladys Clifton Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Contacos Conventual Franciscan Friars Andrew Cook^ James J. Cook^ @johnstownsymphony
Ted and Carole Corey^ Pam and Ken Cotlar^ Jean Crichton In memory of E.J. Naylor Rosemary Csehoski Don & Carmine Coco De Young In memory of Carmel C. Coco Horace and Amelia Derr^ Edward and Pernelle DeVore Raymond E. DiBattista Charles O. Dimond Funeral Home, Inc. Shane K. Downey and Lisa Downey^ Laryssa Duncan^ Rodney Eatman W. Perry Epes and the Rev. Gail A. Epes Carolyn Eppley Mills^ Anita Faas Ms. Carol Famariss James Fanning Tom and Helen Fetsko Frannie Findley Louise Fisher David Forosisky Dawn Fox Walter Freidhoff Ann Furlong Ann Marie Furman Dr. and Mrs. Reynaldo T. Gannon Mr. and Mrs. James Garver and Anna Estop Raymond A. Gaydos+ Larry and Dottie Giannone Donna Gillin Mr. and Mrs. Corey Gilmore Dean and Susan Gindlesperger^ Dorothy Glass Dr. Sam and Francine Glass Gleason, Barbin, & Markovitz, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Al Grandinetti Amy Gresh Drs. Wm. M and Nancy C. Grove Dr. Brian and Mrs. Hazel Gunnlaugson Carol J. Harp Bob and Barbara Heider^ Jeanne Henry Dr. and Mrs. Edward Hill Frank and Sherry Holuta^ Don and Patti Hudson William E. Hunt, Jr. In memory of Joan Hunt Dr. and Mrs. David A. Hunter Dan and Pat Hydock Marie and Stephen Jarabak Arlene and Joe Johns^ Robert A. Johnson Johnstown Better Hearing In honor of E. Jane Naylor @Jtownsymphony1
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2021 CONTRIBUTORS (continued) Mike Kane and Elizabeth Mayer Ms. Wanda Keller Barry and Jennifer Kessler Patrick and Susan Kiniry Phyllis Koshewitz Vogel Vickie Kreiger Marianne Krizner Bill Lantzy Becky Lear^ Dr. Alfredo L. Legaspi David and Jean Livingston Charles and Jane Lloyd Benjamin Locher^ Joan Ludwig Kathleen Mandrgoc Matthew and Teresa* Stoughton Marafino Martin-Baker America^ Susan WK Martin Andy Fedore and Mary Lou Astorino Mrs. Anne R. Matthews Mary Jane McCready Arnold McFarland Dennis and Rosemary McGlynn Terrence and Ida Mikula Dr. and Mrs. Gary A. Minchau David and Jane Mordan Morgainz Fitness Dr. and Mrs. Owen K. Morgan Jack and Judy Mosholder Letitia Mountain^ Teresa and David Mrozowski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Musulin Network for Good Doulgas K. Oakley Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Oliveros Palguta, Yutzy & Company Joseph J. Palus, Jr. Edwin and Rosemary Pawlowski* Blair V. Pawlowski In memory of Ursula Pawlowski Sherren Pensiero Mary Ann Peretin DeRosa Bruce and Beth Pile In honor of John Pile Mike and Joanne Piskeric Charles and Brenda Polacek Benjamin J. Policicchio AIA In memory of my late wife Suzanne Barry and Joan Polster Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Porsch Rick and Sue Povich In memory of Carm Coco Edwarda Pruchnic^ In memory of Edward J. Pruchnic Mrs. Carol Ann Pruchnic In memory of Bill @johnstownsymphony
Stephen and Carol Purich James Pyne^ In memory of Patricia Irvin Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Radkowski Rosalind Raptosh In memory of George Raptosh Daniel Reaman Rita K. Redden John Ridella DMD^ Maureen Romano Karen Rosensteel^ Diane M. Russo S R & G Construction Company Ken and Lee Salem Salon Vizions (John and Kathy Vizza)^ In honor of Karen Azer and Ed Sheehan Jerry and Mary Frances Sandusky Dr. and Mrs. J. Savit Michelle and Walter Schneck In memory of Herbert Gisewhite Richard and Patricia Schrott William and Linda Scullion Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sedlak Jack and Eileen Seeber Nancy H. Shaffer Sheetz Inc. Cheryl D. Sherbine In memory of John W. Sherbine Douglas and Linda Shrader Slovenian Savings and Loan Association John Smaila J. Thomas Sobieski George and Mary Soika Phyllis Solter John and Jane Sotomayor Marianne T. Spampinato Charles Spencer Alice Stahr Sheri Stalberger-Lowry Dr. Patti Stefanick and Atty. Richard T. Williams Susan Lauf Steinhardt^ In memory of E.J. Naylor Larry and Carol Stern Atty. and Mrs. Dennis J. Stofko Jim and Jani Stratton Edna P. Strayer Sharon Streletz+* In memory of Joseph Streletz Joyce Suppes Sally Swanson King Maureen Swartz^ In honor of Mike and Monica Garver Nick and Anita Teplica Alvin Thomas William Toth
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2021 CONTRIBUTORS (continued) Lawrence E. Tursic P. Eileen Tweed^ Andrea Vargo David and Susan Vella Ernest Vickroy Michael and Clare Vranesevic Helen Walker Dr. Florence A. Warfel Dr. and Mrs. Roy Warren, Jr. Greg and Pam Watt Atty. and Mrs. David J. Weaver Kathy Weaver Mary Ann Wells Patrick and Janyce Wolfe John and Vanessa Wozniak Scott and Brenda Yates In honor of loved ones Young American Furniture Ann Melanie Yurcisin Gerald Zahorchak Jane Zeigler Kevin Zitnay
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Memorials In memory of Dr. Joel Borkow: Anna Antemann Dr. Magdi and Karen Azer Robert and Jeanne Gleason Dr. James and Christine Richey Oscar and Sue Zolbe
In memory of Agnes McConaughy: Patricia Hofscher In memory of Kevin McCutcheon: Patricia Hofscher
In memory of Ingrid Borst: Patricia Hofscher
In memory of Herbert McDowell: Mark Addleman Patricia Hofscher
In memory of Raymond Eugene DiBattista: Patricia Hofscher
In memory of Esther Lois Michaud: Patricia Hofscher
In memory of Ron Feldman: The Johnstown Symphony Auxiliary
In memory of Ethel Jane Naylor: Delta Kappa Gamma Society Lyndal Garbarino Barry and Julia Gilchrist Thomas and Sally Goughnour Patricia Hofscher William Lloyd. Jr. Mary Ann Peretin DeRosa Marcia Tsikalas
In memory of Rose Mary Hagadus: The Johnstown Symphony Auxiliary In memory of Gary C. Horner: Dr. Magdi and Karen Azer Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Mark Heimbigner Patricia Hofscher Dennis and Karen McNair Dr. James and Christine Richey Sahlaney & Dudeck Law Office The Catanese Group In memory of Dorothy Maravalli: Dr. Magdi and Karen Azer The Johnstown Symphony Auxiliary Dr. Camille J. Maravalli Dr. Dennis and Karen McNair Mrs. Joan Moss Patricia Hofscher William and Stacey Locher Oscar and Sue Zolbe
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Noteworthy Photos and cell phones You may take pictures up until the downbeat of the performance. During the concert, unauthorized photographs (flash, non-flash, video, digital, etc.) and recording of any kind are strictly prohibited. We ask that you silence any electronic devices before the concert, and the light from a cell phone screen can be distracting to fellow patrons. We invite you to take this opportunity to unplug and let the music wash over you while the musicians play. Aside from that, we love it when our audience posts selfies and photos of the great time you’re having at our concerts. When you do, be sure to tag us on Facebook (@johnstownsymphony) and Instagram (@jtownsymphony1)! Applau=se We acknowledge the tradition of waiting to applaud until the end of the piece, but you will never be judged for clapping in the “wrong place.” Applause is our favorite thing! Go for it. Dress code You may have noticed that there really isn’t one here at JSO concerts. Come as you are. Coat Check The coat check room is located on the first level, the first door on the left as one heads down the gallery hall way. The Arts Center and the JSO are not responsible for items left in this area. Our Musicians The musicians of the JSO love getting to know you. Those playing in the lobby prior to the concert are there because they want to chat with you. Engage them if you have questions, or feel free to introduce yourself after the concert! Late Seating Patrons who arrive late may be seated in seats other than those reserved by ushering staff. In consideration of fellow audience members and the artists, those who must leave are asked to do so between works. Please note that re-entry is at the discretion of the house management. Emergencies In the unlikely event of an emergency, please walk to the nearest exit. Follow the instructions of the house management staff and Ambassadors.
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