Elf in Concert

Dear Friends of the Lubbock Symphony,

Lubbock Symphony is delighted to celebrate the holidays with all of you tonight as we present “Merry Movies: Elf in Concert”! Films play a massive role in many family holiday traditions, and “Elf” has become a Christmas staple since its premiere in 2003.

We are halfway through our busiest concert season to date, and it has been filled with incredible highlights, such as John Corigliano’s residency, our ClefNotes discussions, and securing endowments to support all our principal musicians. This is all thanks to our amazing patrons for their attendance and generosity. I urge you to keep the Lubbock Symphony in mind as you plan your end-of-year giving.

Our next concert, Holiday Chamber, is on Friday, December 16th. While it is sold out, a live stream will also be available! We hope to see you in the new year at “A Dance in Vienna.”

Sincerely,

David Cho Music Director

A LETTER FROM THE CEO

Happy Holidays and thank you for coming to “Merry Movies: Elf in Concert”! This evening’s performance is sure to bring the holiday spirit to all in attendance. Enjoy the night as the Lubbock Symphony performs live alongside the film “Elf.”

We want to extend a wholehearted thank you to The United Family for sponsoring tonight’s concert. To all our sponsors and donors, past and present, please accept our most profound appreciation for your support of the Lubbock Symphony.

On behalf of everyone involved with the Lubbock Symphony, we wish you all a wonderful holiday season and a Happy New Year!

Galen Wixson President and CEO Lubbock Symphony Orchestra

Dear Lubbock Symphony Patrons,

In honor of William A. Harrod

Founding Conductor of the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, 1946-1987

David In-Jae Cho, Conductor

Winner, 2007 Eduardo Mata International Conducting Competition

Born in Seoul, Korea, David immigrated to the United States in 1985. David received a variety of music lessons during his childhood in Palos Verdes, California, before focusing his energy exclusively on the piano. He later attended Oberlin College and Conservatory, where he received his Bachelor of Music in piano performance. In 1996, David won the E. Nakamichi Concerto Competition at the Aspen Music Festival and was awarded the Arthur Dann Prize at the Oberlin Conservatory.

In 1999, while acquiring his Master of Music in piano performance at the Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins University, David was invited by Robert Spano and Seiji Ozawa to attend the prestigious Tanglewood Music Center as a Merrill Lynch Conducting Fellow. David was then invited by Larry Rachleff to study at Rice University, where he served as guest conductor for the Shepherd School Orchestras while acquiring his Master of Music in instrumental conducting. David was subsequently invited by the Vienna Philharmonic to serve as an assistant conductor. As the recipient of the Karajan Fellowship, David has enjoyed residencies at the annual Salzburg Festival in Austria. In 2003, David was invited by Leonard Slatkin to participate in the National Conducting Institute, during which time he made his début with the National Symphony Orchestra at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

During the 2003-2004 season, David was selected to spend a year as the conducting fellow of the New World Symphony under the mentorship of Michael Tilson Thomas. While on tour with the New World Symphony in New York City, David made his Carnegie Hall début conducting works by Copland and Tchaikovsky. During the orchestra’s Rome tour, David made his début at the Academy of Santa Cecilia, conducting works by Luciano Berio and John Adams. David was then invited by his mentor, Larry Rachleff, to serve as the resident conductor of the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra from 2004-2006. During the 20062007 season, David held the Bruno Walter resident conductor chair with the ensemble.

During his tenure as the associate conductor of Utah Symphony | Utah Opera (2006-2011), David won first prize at the Eduardo Mata International Conducting Competition in Mexico City, which resulted in numerous conducting engagements in Europe, Asia, and South America. He has conducted the symphonies of Seattle, Houston, Austin, Memphis, Fort Wayne, Baton Rouge, and Shreveport. He has collaborated with such guests artist as Yo-Yo Ma, Renée Fleming, Joshua Bell, Frederica von Stade, Sarah Chang, Daniel Müller-Schott, Jennifer Koh, Leila Josefowicz, Jennifer Frautschi and Alexander Kobrin. During previous summers, David made appearances at the Aspen Music Festival and the Grand Teton Music Festival.

After heralded guest appearances with the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra in 2007 and 2009, David was appointed as the orchestra’s seventh music director in 2011. He began his tenure with the LSO in the 2012-2013 season and has been actively involved in community engagements.

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About CineConcerts

CineConcerts is one of the leading producers of live and digital music experiences performed with visual media, and continues to redefine entertainment. Founded by Producer/Conductor Justin Freer and Producer/Writer Brady Beaubien, CineConcerts will engage over 4.8 million people worldwide in concert presentations in over 1,749 performances in 48 countries through 2022, and recently launched CineConcerts +PLUS - a global digital network and app suite with hundreds of exclusive podcast episodes and produced content. CineConcerts continues to work with some of the most prestigious orchestras and venues in the world including the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra, London Philharmonic, Los Angeles Philharmonic, New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, and more. Recent and current live and digital concert experiences include Elf in Concert, The Pinball Concert (Digital), The Polar Express in Concert, Rudy in Concert, The Passion of the Christ in Concert, The Da Vinci Code in Concert, The Harry Potter Film Concert Series, Gladiator Live, The Godfather Live, It’s a Wonderful Life in Concert, DreamWorks Animation In Concert, Star Trek: The Ultimate Voyage 50th Anniversary Concert Tour, Breakfast at Tiffany’s in Concert, and A Christmas Dream Live.

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Brady Beaubien

A Stanford graduate and All-American athlete, Brady Beaubien studied cognitive neuroscience before founding Interlace Media, an award-winning motion graphics company. As a premiere CG animation studio and creative agency for feature films, Interlace has defined the global campaigns of over 100 major Hollywood movies, including the Avatar, X-Men, Rio, Ice Age, and Die Hard franchises.

In 2013 Beaubien co-founded CineConcerts, a company dedicated to reinventing the experience of theatrical presentation and orchestral music. He currently produces CineConcerts’ titles full repertoire of film concert experiences, including Gladiator Live, The Godfather Live, DreamWorks Animation in Concert, It’s a Wonderful Life in Concert, Star Trek: The Ultimate Voyage, and the Harry Potter Film Concert Series.

Beaubien has helped lead the company’s vision of new genres and its creative presentations of cherished film and television content, including writing Star Trek: The Ultimate Voyage, a live concert experience that celebrates 50 years of iconic material. Through creative strategy and collaboration, he works to ensure that CineConcerts inspires a return to communal entertainment and continues to offer modern audiences and the world’s youth a chance to reconnect with concert halls and local orchestras.

Beaubien is also accomplished in the world of design, with his projects including Matsuhisa Paris at the Le Royal Monceau-Raffles and The Citrus on Hollywood’s Melrose Avenue, an architectural addition to the local cityscape that represents a commitment to the metropolitan and interconnected providence of Los Angeles. At The Citrus, advanced materials and technology merge with wood, concrete and glass in an organic and modernist design. Additionally, Beaubien partnered with award-winning sushi chef Nobu Matsuhisa to design his new restaurant concept – Umeda – and bring it to its current home in the picturesque building.

John Debney is the ultimate film music character actor. In equal demand for family films such as Jingle Jangle, Come Away, and Elf, as he is for adventure films like  Iron Man 2, the Oscarnominated composer also scored the powerful and poignant The Passion of the Christ. Debney is an agile jack-of-all-genres, sci-fi adventure (ORVILLE), composing for comedies (Bruce Almighty), horror (Dream House) and romance (Valentine’s Day) with the same confidence and panache. Debney is also known for his work in such films as Princess Diaries, Sin City, Liar Liar, Spy Kids, No Strings Attached,  The Emperor’s New Groove,  I Know What You Did Last Summer and  Hocus Pocus. Debney’s work also includes Disney’s  The Jungle Book directed by Jon Favreau, Fox’s  Ice Age: Collision Course directed by Mike Thurmeier, and Twentieth Century Fox’s award-winning musical  The Greatest Showman starring Hugh Jackman and Zac Efron. Debney’s most recent films include  The Beach Bum starring Matthew McConaughey and directed by Harmony Korine, the Warner Bros. comedy feature  Isn’t It Romantic  starring Rebel Wilson, Paramount Pictures’ family adventure feature  Dora and the Lost City of Gold, and Bleecker Street’s biopic Brian Banks. Upcoming for Debney is Come Away directed by Brenda Chapman and starring Angelina Jolie.

Born in Glendale, California, Debney’s professional life began after he studied composition at the California Institute of the Arts, when he went to work writing music and orchestrating for Disney Studios and various television series. He won his first Emmy in 1990 for the main theme for  The Young Riders, and his career soon hit a gallop. Since then he has won three more Emmys (Sea Quest DSV), and been nominated for a total of six (most recently in 2012 for his work on the Kevin Costner western miniseries  Hatfields & McCoys). His foray into videogame scoring—2007’s Lair—resulted in a BAFTA nomination and a Best Videogame Score award from The International Film Music Critics Association.

Debney has collaborated with acclaimed directors as diverse as Robert Rodriguez, Garry Marshall, Mel Gibson, the Farrelly Brothers, Jon Favreau, Jim Sheridan, Ivan Reitman, Peter Chelsom, Rob Cohen, Brian Robbins, Tom Shadyac, Sam Raimi, Adam Shankman, Howie Deutch, Renny Harlin, Peter Hyams and Kenny Ortega. He was nominated by the Academy for his Passion of the Christ score. Inspired by that score, he then created The Passion Oratorio, performed in 2015 in the historic Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, Spain in front of 6,000 people during Holy Week. In 2005, Debney was the youngest recipient of ASCAP’s Henry Mancini Career Achievement Award.

“If I’m doing my job well,” says Debney, “I need to feel it. I really try to make sure that whatever I’m doing— even if it’s a comedy—that I’m feeling it and feeling either humor or the pathos or the dramatic impact of what I’m seeing. That’s the way I approach it.”

American composer/conductor JUSTIN FREER was born and raised in Huntington Beach, CA. He has established himself as one of the West Coast’s most exciting musical voices and is a highly sought-after conductor and producer of film music concerts around the world. Freer began his formal studies on trumpet, but quickly turned to piano and composition, composing his first work at eleven and giving his professional conducting debut at sixteen. Continually composing for various different mediums, he has written music for world-renowned trumpeters Doc Severinsen and Jens Lindemann and continues to be in demand as a composer and conductor for everything from orchestral literature to chamber music around the world.

He has served as composer for several independent films and has written motion picture advertising music for some of 20th Century Fox Studios’ biggest campaigns including  Avatar, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Aliens in the Attic. As a conductor Freer has appeared with some of the most well known orchestras in the world including the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra, London Philharmonic, Los Angeles Philharmonic, New York Philharmonic and the Philadelphia Orchestra. He is also one of the only conductors to have ever conducted in both the ancient Colosseum and Circus Maximus in Rome.

Renowned wind conductor and Oxford Round Table Scholar Dr. Rikard Hansen has noted that, “In totality, Freer’s exploration in musical sound evoke moments of highly charged drama, alarming strife and serene reflection.” Freer has been recognized with numerous grants and awards from organizations including ASCAP, BMI, the Society of Composers and Lyricists and the Henry Mancini Estate. He is the Founder and President of CineConcerts, a company dedicated to the preservation and concert presentation of film, curating and conducting hundreds of full length music score performances live with film for such wide ranging titles as Rudy, Gladiator, The Godfather, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, It’s A Wonderful Life, and the entire Harry Potter Film Franchise.

Mr. Freer earned both his B.A. and M.A. degrees in Music Composition from UCLA, where his principal composition teachers included Paul Chihara and Ian Krouse. In addition, he was mentored by legendary composer/conductor Jerry Goldsmith.

LUBBOCK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Conductor

David Cho

The CH Foundation Endowed Conductor’s Podium

VIOLIN I

Annie Chalex Boyle

Concertmaster Jones-Saathoff Family Endowed Chair

Linda Lin Associate Concertmaster

Diekemper Family Foundation Endowed Chair Maja Maklakiewicz

Abi Rhoades Lazaro Gonzalez

Grace Marín Aguilar Rodrigo Esteban Cabrera Francisco Villarroel Judy Woody Adan Flores Kea Beasley

VIOLIN II

Lauren Pokorzynski

Principal Justice Phil and Carla Johnson Endowed Chair Brennan Lowrey Assistant Principal Martha Perez Yifan Tang Shirley Wigley Cassidy Forehand Carroll Jane Goodyear Texas Tech University School of Music Endowed Performer

Daniel Xue Shawn Earthman Leonel Garza

VIOLA

Israel Mello Principal Mary M. Epps and Ralph E. Wallingford Endowed Chair Gwendolyn Matias-Ryan Sharon Mirll Sera Jung Bruno Silva Ryellen Joaquim Marian Herrero

CELLO

Michael Newton Principal Mary Francis Carter Endowed Chair Danny Mar Madeline Garcia Neemias Santos Daria Mi´skiewicz Yuhan Shi Mykel McDonald

DOUBLE BASS Hannah Macgillivray Principal Eugene and Covar Dabezies Endowed Chair Stuart Anderson Nodier Garcia Zongyuan Wei Rachel Vickery David Worstell

Flute Kim Hudson Principal Crew of Columbia, STS-107 Endowed Chair Spencer Hartman

piccolo

Spencer Hartman

OBOE Alex Hyde Principal Lubbock Symphony Guild Endowed Chair Jordan Hastings

ENGLISH Horn

Jordan Hastings

Janeen Drew Holmes Endowed Chair

Clarinet Hamed Shadad

Principal Christine Polvado and John Stockdale Endowed Chair Ryan Rodarte

Bass clarinet Ryan Rodarte

Alto sax Noah Bruening

tenor sax Zachary Brown

BASSOON

Vince Ocampo

Principal Nancy and Tom Neal Endowed Chair Ian Resurreccion

contrabassoon Ian Resurreccion

Horn

John Stacy

Principal Anthony and Helen Brittin Endowed Chair David Lewis Lucian Hutchinson Jack Mellinger Seth Wallace

TRUMPET

Will Strieder

Principal Stacey and Robert Kollman Family Endowed Chair Gary Hudson Isaac Swanson

Trombone Bruce Keeling

Principal Larry and Lucy Landusky Endowed Chair Jeff Ramey bass

Trombone

Darin Cash Tim and Mary Jane Sampson Endowed Chair

TubA

Kevin Wass

Principal Diekemper Family Foundation Endowed Chair

TIMPANI

Lisa Rogers

Principal Lubbock Symphony Guild Endowed Chair

percussion Christopher Mehrafshan PrincipalLisa Rogers/Alan Shinn Endowed Chair Michael Mixtacki John Frederick Taylor Burks

Harp

Rachel Mazzucco

Principal Rachel Jean Armstrong Thomas Endowed Chair

piano Helen Kim-Sills

Principal Edward R. and Jo Anne M. Smith Endowed Chair

Synthesizer Clint Barrick

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“I enrolled in TTU K-12 to have a more flexible schedule to practice viola so I could prepare for college auditions and participate in regional and national music festivals.”

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

ANNUAL FUND

MAESTRO’S Gold CIRCLE

($15,000+)

Herb Armstrong and Evan Sabino Harold and Deena Evensky Hill & Ioppolo Oral & Dental Implant Surgery of Lubbock Neil and Sandra Kurtzman Don and Jan Ledbetter Lee and Beth Pennington

MAESTRO’S SILVER CIRCLE

($7,500 – $14,999)

Norton and Jane Baker Dolle Barker

Jill and Gilbert Berdine RADM and Mrs. Stephen Chadwick David Cho

GRACO Real Estate Development, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horkey Adrian and Leslie Huckabee Craig and Ann McDonald Jo Anne M. Smith Toni E. Wallingford

MAESTRO’S CIRCLE

($5,000 – $7,499)

Joan Baker

Dr. Mounir and Mrs. Leen Borno Curtis Griffith Thivakorn and Betsy Kasemsri Don and Susan Maddox Lola and Thomas Windisch

Virtuoso’s CIRCLE

($3,500 – $4,999)

Sandy and Alan Henry

CONCERTMASTER’S CIRCLE

($1,500 – $3,499)

Stephen and Maria Balch Mark and Betsy Bass Deborah Conn Patty D’Alise

Michael Epps Stephen and Kathy Faulk Elias and Eleonora Ghandour Brad and Birgit Green Elgin and Erin Gregg Tommy and Lavelle Hawkins Mark and Heather Hocker John and Cherie Hunter Robert and Stacey Kollman Larry and Lucy Landusky Kurt and Paula Loveless Jim and Patti Lupton Drs. Barent and Audrey McCool Rick and Sharon Martin Mallory Miller Mary Moran Judy and Gary Poffenbarger Tim and Mary Jane Sampson Kevin and Carrie Sedberry James and Shanna St. Clair Steve and Robin Talbert Dr. and Mrs. Davor Vugrin Dr. Charles and Pat Wheeler Harry and Cindy Zimmerman

MUSICIAN’S CIRCLE

($1,000 – $1,499)

Dwight Andrews Dustin Baucom Pieter Bergstein Ray and Cathy Box Mr. Anthony and Dr. Helen Brittin Terri and Mike Byrne Noelle Zavala

Amy Grisham Mr. David Harmon Dennis and Ellen Harp Ross and Kelli Hilburn Sidney Hopper Ms. Bobbye Hrncirik Alena Ilyushyna Carol King

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lin Ms. Mary McCrary Curtis and Brenda Parrish

The Lubbock Symphony Orchestra appreciates the generosity of the following individuals who have given to the Annual Fund between May 10, 2021 and November 10, 2022.

Family Owned Since 1931

Melissa and Tim Pridmore

Keli Ramsey Mrs. Dona Richardson John and Katie Salter Nancy Sharp Dr. Phil Sizer Walter S. and Kathy Smith Jill and Fred Stangl Brian A. Willcutt

YOUNG ARTIST’S CIRCLE

($500 - $999)

Aubrey and Ruth Ann Bridges Richard and Reyhan Crider Bob and Sandy Crosier Sara and Tim Dodd Joan and Joe Dominey Michael and Linda Edwards Mr. Stephen G. Fannin Giles and Lynn Forbess Dr. Bess Haley Karen and Mark Havins Janeen Drew Holmes Don and Lynnita Hufstedler Morris and Janice Knox Rick and Sharon Martin Laura and Monte Monroe Norman and Bettie Orr Tom and Sarah Parsons Judy Rowdon Sam and Jana Scheef George and Judy Sell Melanie Sorsby Jenny and Edson Way Mrs. Gay Word Debby and Dennis Zuehlke

PATRON’S CIRCLE

($275 - $499)

Wayne and Jane Allison Matthew and Krista Bumstead Kathryn Button Mary Cato Robb Chapman and Dr. Sarah Hosford Mrs. Bobbe Crawford P.D. and Gayle Cunningham Gary and Melanie Davis David and Claudia Dea

Jim and Patti Douglass Drs. Robert Duncan and Annette Sobel Don Graf Claudia and Mark Griffin Marion Hagler William and Janis Hartwell Honorable and Mrs. Phil Johnson John Jones Randy Kinnison and Jane Rowley Lucy Lanotte Wendell Leatherwood Wyatt and Claire Leavell Barry Maurer Ms. Sara McLarty Linda and George McMahan Trois Payne Davis and Janet Price Mike and Melanie Ragain Kelly Robinson Karen Savage Lynn Schmidt Scott and Vickie Shurmur Sandra Stratton Tom Tenner Betty Wall Jimmy and Susan Wedel Ann Williams Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson

SUSTAINER’S CIRCLE

($125 - $274)

Gene H. Adams Rob and Pam Allison Alexis Anderson John Anthony James Arnold Ian and Shelley Barba Pam Blassingame Edward Broome Larry and Charlotte Burt Manon and Neill Carter Barry Cohen Lou Conner Thomas Copple Carol Daugherty Jim and Kathy Gilbreath Terry Hawkins and Doug Klepper Mr. Larry Hess Shyrle Hill

Dr. Catherine Jai

Robert Jokisch

Brian Kendall

Brad and Carol Ann Layton

Eric Lee

Melissa Lewis Gary and Judy Linker

Shannon McClendon

Ms. Amanda Mead

Kishor Mehta

Stephen and Cindi Moffett

Jill Nelson

Tom and Gwen Nichols

Dr. Gregory and Betty Pepetone

Ms. Patricia Perkins

Gerald Pipkin

Susan Pollard

Carolanne and Jim Purtell

Jane Quade

Peter Reed

Douglas and Kay Sanford

Melanie Slaton

Stephanie Starkovich Michelle and Jon Stephens

Steve Synck

Dr. Jim and Mrs. Shannon Taliaferro Tim and Amanda Wooten

Robert Worth

Ms. Martha York John and Ann Zwiacher

MEMORIALS & HONORARIUMS

The Lubbock Symphony Orchestra respectfully acknowledges donations received during the 2022-2023 season in honor of the following:

Memorials:

Milton Bagwell

Blake Eddie Bingham

Dr. Eugene Dabezies

Lou Dunn Diekemper

Mary Epps

John Charles Fox III

Justin Andrew Fregia H.E. Prince Bira Kasemsri

Shelley Furr Nelson

Ricky Rasco

Herb Tavenner

Honorariums:

Annie Chalex Boyle

David Cho

Reyhan and Richard Crider

CJ Goodyear

The Harrod Family Larry Landusky Galen Wixson

Toni Wallingford

If you would like to honor an individual or organization important to you, please send your tax-deductible donation to the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, 601 Avenue K; Lubbock, TX 79401.

LSO ENDOWMENTS

The Lubbock

Symphony Orchestra Endowment Trust

The CH Foundation Conductor’s Podium Endowment

Helen DeVitt Jones Endowment for Education

LSO Endowment for Musician Fees and Education

Shelley Hall Nelson Endowment for Musicians’ Salaries

Lubbock Symphony Opera Fund

Texas Tech University J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual and Performing Arts, School of Music Performer Endowment

Jones-Saathoff Family Concertmaster Endowment

Diekemper Family Foundation Associate Concertmaster Endowment

Justice Phil and Carla Johnson Principal Second Violin Endowment

Mary M. Epps and Ralph E. Wallingford Principal Viola Endowment

Mary Francis Carter Principal Cello Endowment

Eugene and Covar Dabezies Principal Bass Endowment

Drs. Audrey and Barry McCool Principal Flute Endowment, in memory of the Crew of Columbia, STS-107

Lubbock Symphony Guild Principal Oboe Endowment

Janeen Drew Holmes English Horn Endowment

Christine Polvado and John Stockdale Principal Clarinet Endowment

Nancy and Tom Neal Principal Bassoon Endowment

Anthony and Helen Brittin Principal Horn Endowment

Stacey and Robert Kollman Family Principal Trumpet Endowment

Larry and Lucy Landusky Principal Trombone Endowment

Tim and Mary Jane Sampson Bass Trombone Endowment

Diekemper Family Foundation Principal Tuba Endowment

Lubbock Symphony Guild Timpani Endowment

Lisa Rogers/Alan Shinn Principal Percussion Endowment

Rachel Jean Armstrong Thomas Principal Harp Endowment

Edward R. and Jo Anne M. Smith Principal Piano Endowment

Proud supporter of The Lubbock Symphony

MICHAEL POSTAR’S

Jack M. Lewis

W.P. Clement

Charles E. Maedgen, Jr.

Roy Bass

Rex Webster

Marion Key

W.R. Sewell

J.C. Reynold

James L. Quicksall, Jr.

Asher Thompson

Richard G. Richards

Jack Kastman

Joe J. Moise

J. Harmon Jenkins

George C. Miller

Lonnie Langston

John Witcomb

O.W. English

Asher Thompson

Troy Myers

Arthur E. Gamble

Charley Pope

C.B. Carter

Robert E. Norris

Dean James Allen

Robert L. Stripling

Charley Pope

John R. Kreiger

1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955-56 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965-68 1969 1970 1975-77 1978 1979 1980-81 1982 1983-84 1985

Roger Key

Edwin E. Merriman

Owen McWhorter, Jr.

Frank Newton

Frank Anderson

Kay Sanford

Paul Meyer

Robert L. Stripling

Jim Ratliff

Coffee Conner

Alan Henry

William D. Armstrong

Susan Boling

Curtis Griffith

DeWayne Pierce

Mike Cunningham

Margaret Lutherer

Chris Barnette

Catherine S. Porter

Ray Fargason

Emily Ratcliff

Brad Green

Peter G. Daia

Kirk McLaughlin

Harry Zimmerman

Shannon Taliaferro

Heather Hocker

1986 1987 1988 1989 1990-91 1991 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-05 2005-06 2006-08 2008-09 2009-11 2011-13 2013-15 2015-17 2017-19 2019-21

GRACO Real Estate Development, Inc.

Happy State Bank

HCHT

Helen Jones Foundation

Hill & Ioppolo Oral & Dental Implant Surgery of Lubbock

JF Maddox Foundation

KCBD

Kingsgate Center (Graco Real Estate)

KTTZ 89.1 FM

Kuykendall Foundation

La Posta Botique

Lee Lewis

Llano Estacado Winery

Lone Star State Bank

Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts

Lubbock Abstract & Title Co

Lubbock Animal Care Clinic

Lubbock Arts Alliance

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

Lubbock Chorale

Lubbock Community Theatre

Lubbock Entertainment

Performing Arts Association

Lubbock Moonlight Musicals

Lubbock Music Club

Lubbock Music Teachers Association

Lubbock National Bank

McPherson Cellars

Merrill Lynch MS Doss Foundation

MWM Architects, Inc. Officewise

Orlando’s Italian Restaurant

Otto’s Granary

Overhead Door Co.

Overton Hotel

Parkhill, Smith & Cooper PayPal

Pediatric Associates of Lubbock

Pennington, Bass & Associates

Phi Beta Kappa Assn. of West Texas & Eastern New Mexico

Endowment to Benefit LSO Youth Outreach

Pinkie’s

Plains Capital Bank

Prosperity Bank Rea Charitable Trust

Robinson & Hamblen General Dentistry

Sanders Funeral Home Service Title

Sharon Mirll, Exit Realty Sherick Memorial Home South Plains College Southwest Snow Services Spec’s

St. Clair & Massey Orthodontics Stewart Title

Tarpley Music

Texas Commission on the Arts Texas Tech Alumni Association

Texas Tech Club

Texas Tech School of Music Texas Tech University Presidential Lecture & Performance Series

Texas Women for the Arts The CH Foundation

Tif Holmes Photography T L C E Charitable Fund

TTU eLearning

TTU Talkington College of Visual and Performing Arts

TTU Theatre and Dance United Supermarkets University Medical Center Yellow House Dental & Implant Center Youth Orchestras of Lubbock YWCA

OFFICERS

Brian Willcutt Chair

Toni E. Wallingford Chair Elect Katie Salter Treasurer

Terri Byrne Secretary Heather Hocker Immediate Past Chair

DIRECTORS

Steve Balch Dolle Barker

Dustin Baucom Gilbert Berdine

Leen Borno David Cho Patty D’Alise Michael Epps Stephen Faulk Elias Ghandour Gurdev Gill Matt Grannan Brad Green Erin Gregg Amy Grisham

Sandy Henry Bobbye Hrncirik

Leslie Huckabee Alena Ilyushyna Tiva Kasemsri

Neil Kurtzman

Melissa Lewis

Paula Loveless

Amanda Mead Barry McCool

Mallory Miller

Brenda Parrish

Judy Poffenbarger

Melissa Pridmore

Peter Reed

Abi Rhoades

Tim Sampson Phil Sizer

Andrew Stetson

Robin Talbert Davor Vugrin Pat Wheeler Lola Windisch Galen Wixson

ADMINISTRATION

Galen Wixson President & CEO David Cho Music Director Mason Webb Box Office & Education Coordinator

Emily Gavaghan Marketing Coordinator

Amelia Jamieson Graphic Designer Corey Dolter Operations Manager Gary Hudson Personnel Manager Leslie Breslin Director of Development Kea Beasley Education Director Suzanne Rasco Director of Accounting Vaughan Hennen Librarian Callie Watson Graphic Design Intern Jordan Parks Marketing Intern Anterian Gee Marketing Intern Rachel Vickery Librarian Intern

A WORD FROM THE LUBBOCK SYMPHONY GUILD PRESIDENT

Welcome

Patrons,

Thank you for attending tonight’s performance! We appreciate your support of the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra. The 2022-2023 “Symphonic Scenes” season promises to be outstanding. We are so excited to experience the wonder of music with you.

Tonight’s performance, and every performance since 1952, has been made possible in part by the Lubbock Symphony Guild. For 70 years, the Guild members have donated their time and resources to keep symphonic music thriving in West Texas.

I hope you enjoy the incredible talent of our remarkable Orchestra and value the educational and cultural contributions they provide to our community. I invite you to consider becoming a member of our Lubbock Symphony Guild. For more information, please visit our website at www.LubbockSymphonyGuild.com.

Lubbock Symphony Guild Senior Debutantes

Front Row Left to Right - Madeline Matthews, Emily Keister, Tatum Brown, Payton Harrison, Katherine White

2nd Row Left to Right - Maggi Underwood, Portia Clary, Madison Bigham, Anna McClendon, Blakely Biggs, Abby Harris

3rd Row Left to Right - Sydney Cranfill, Ava Hounshell, Sydney Lowe, Halle Henthorn, Ashtyn Bartley, Kaitlyn Caswell

Back Row Left to Right - Macy Hamel, Abigail St Clair, Emily Payne, Kathryn Kinnison, Chloe Conover, Elizabeth Kinnison, Natalie Caswell, Campbell Howe

Not Pictured -Regan Andrews, Adisyn Elrod, Ellis Fox, MaeAlice White

Lubbock Symphony Guild Junior Debutantes

Front Row Left to Right - Alayna Bayouth, Hannah Feist, Kathryn Kothmann, Addison Burnett, Avery Schilling, Emme Hocker, Anna Everett, Jessica Foley

2nd Row Left to Right - Jillian Jones, Annabelle Bennett, AbiGayle Mills, Ava Campbell, Claudia Tepper, Campbell Carper, Reghan Rose

3rd Row Left to Right - Ava Lansdell, Skylar Tidwell, Emma Feist, Preslie Tarver, Berkley Bird, Olivia Needham, Christiana McCourt, Kathryn Cardelli, Jewel Naegele

Back Row Left to Right - Ella Scolaro, Mya Ballou, Lydia Carter, Alexandra Dannemiller, Madison White, Jeye Johnson, Olivia Phillips, Mia Capodagli, Kennedy Venable

Not Pictured - Kendall Cathey, Hannah Cooper, Preslee Edwards, Amelia Rodriquez, Emeri Tran

Front Row Left to Right - ALondon Carlisle, Brentley Preston, Tierni Green, Ryann Grissom, Emory McCain, Ella Mendez, Emily Roark

2nd Row Left to Right - Ashlyn Simek, Kamryn Chandler, Claire Ancell, Maya Al-Hmoud, Sadie Callison, Camden McDougal, Jayci Lentz, Addison Kitten, Rylan Belle Raley, Olivia Elliott, Reece Watson, Taylor Harrison, Anne Edwards, Grace Gerwig, Aubrey White

3rd Row Left to Right - Bella Lampe, Brynlee Hogg, Madelyn Caswell, Teema Sharif, Reece Riddle, Haleigh McKee, Raegan Reed, Jencee Thompson, Maya Vermillion, Rylee Rose, Hope Hancock, Ella Murphree, Lauren Casey

4th Row Left to Right - Shiloh Roach, Elizabeth Johnson, Hannah Harvey, Sydney Smothers, Morgan Parker, Blair Belew, Remington King, Zimri Buckley, Olivia Mudd, Emily White, Bradie Smith, Lydia Pesterfield, Riley Newberry

Back Row Left to Right - - Anastyn Greaser, Raegan Lee, Hannah Pharies, Cambelle Fannin, Viviana Ziegner, lndie Williams, Bryleigh Norman, Kristen Mitchell, Ella Grace Bennett, Cora Clifford, Camryn Howe, Mia Chacon, Gabrielle Scherpereel

Not Pictured - Emma Claire Womble

The Lubbock Symphony Guild has contributed more than $500,000+ to the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra since 1999. For information on how you can be a part of what makes it all possible, please visit LubbockSymphonyGuild.com We need you to help make it happen!

...then there are those of us who help make the music possible.

There are those of us who make the music.

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