Don Giovanni Mozart
April 26 & 28, 2013 Overture Hall
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Saturday, July 13, 2013 at 8 p.m. | Garner Park rain date: Sunday, July 14, 2013 at 8 p.m.
Free admission!
MARK YOUR CALENDAR Opera in the Park features familiar opera hits, selections from Broadway, and highlights from the upcoming Madison Opera season. With the outstanding talents of the Madison Opera Chorus, the Madison Symphony Orchestra, and some of opera’s brightest stars, Opera in the Park is a FREE community event perfect for audiences of ALL ages! Garner Park opens at 7 a.m. the day of the concert. Blankets, chairs, food and beverages are permitted.
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Kathryn Smith, General Director | John DeMain, Artistic Director
Madison Opera’s production of
Don Giovanni is made possible through the generous support of
The Burish Group UBS Financial Services Inc.
with additional funds from the Evjue Foundation, Inc., the charitable arm of the Capital Times
with funds from the National Endowment for the Arts
Artist Underwriting Provided by E. David Cronon Trust Bolz Family Endowment Fund The Madison Opera High School Apprenticeship Program is made possible with contributions from: The Arline & Roland Johnson Scholarship Fund
The Irving and Dorothy Levy Family Foundation Madison Opera is proud to be a member of
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Don Giovanni by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte Premiered October 29, 1787 at the Teatro di Praga in Prague, Czech Republic Third production at Madison Opera Sung in Italian with English supertitles
Characters in order of vocal appearance Leporello Donna Anna Don Giovanni Il Commendatore
Matt Boehler Elizabeth Caballero Kelly Markgraf* Nathan Stark*
Don Ottavio
Wesley Rogers*
Donna Elvira
Caitlin Lynch
Zerlina Masetto
Angela Mannino* John Arnold+ +
Conductor Stage Director Fight Director Chorus Master Scenic Designer
* Madison Opera debut Madison Opera Studio Artist
Joseph Mechavich* Elise Sandell* Jeff Skubal Anthony Cao Erhard Rom
Costume Designer
John Pascoe
Lighting Designer
Ben Zamora*
Wig and Make-up Designer
Jan Ross
The performance will last approximately 3 hours, including one intermission. Scenery is provided courtesy of Virginia Opera. The costumes for this production are designed by John Pascoe, originally created for Michigan Opera Theatre and made possible by a generous grant from the Ford Motor Company. Supertitles by Cori Ellison Madison Opera • 4
MADISON OPERA STAFF AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES General Director...............................................................................................................Kathryn Smith Artistic Director....................................................................................................................John DeMain Director of Development.............................................................................................Lizabeth Tolles Director of Finance.......................................................................................................Jennifer Fenster Manager of Marketing and Community Engagement.........................................Ronia Holmes Patron Services Manager..........................................................................................Amalia Goldberg Artistic Manager......................................................................................................Salvatore S. Vasta III Development Associate................................................................................................Marcella Dover Director of Production.............................................................................................Kenneth Ferencek Technical Director and Warehouse Coordinator.....................................................Billy Larimore Production Stage Manager..................................................................................................Jill Krynicki BOARD OF TRUSTEES President.........................................................................................................................Stephen Hurley* Chairman.............................................................................................................................Thomas Terry* Vice President...................................................................................................................Phillip Certain* Vice President......................................................................................................................Charles Ford* Treasurer................................................................................................................................Joyce Hirsch* Secretary...................................................................................................................................Sally Miley* Elliott Abramson Carla J. Alvarado Martin Barrett* George Croal Robert Dinndorf James Ebben Gina Gialamas* Jim Greer*
David A. Hart Fran Klos* Rhonda Lanford Susan Lipp Patti Lucas Peter Lundberg* Michael McArdle Connie Maxwell
Sonja Micksch Charles Mueller John Ronzia Jim Ruhly Sean Sennott Sharyn Stumpf Jan Von Haden Tom Wilkinson* *Executive Committee
LIFE TRUSTEES Lois Dick Aileen Jensen
Joanna Overn Margaret Winston
ADVISORS Bert Adams Marian Bolz Kennedy Gilchrist Theodore Iltis
Karen Kretschmann Fern Lawrence J. Marshall Osborn* Elaine Staley
MADISON OPERA FOUNDATION Martin Barrett, President Joyce Hirsch Marian Bolz Stephen Hurley
Karen Walsh Helen Wineke
Connie Maxwell Thomas Terry
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Dear Friends, Don Giovanni’s journey from homicide to hell in Mozart’s take on Don Juan ends our “Season of Temptation.” This performance will be as much fun to watch as it is to hear. The cast and chorus are in glorious voice, the maestro nonpareil, the orchestra is skilled and exuberant. The music is deservedly legendary. It is the kind of performance which we hope you’ve come to expect of us. Though Don Giovanni is our final mainstage production this season, we’ve still more to give: Opera in the Park, this year on July 13; and in the fall, the opening of the Madison Opera Center. When our staff and trustees get together with our counterparts from other opera companies, we’re always asked about Opera in the Park and the questioners don’t attempt to hide their envy. It is, as Kathryn Smith has oft said, one of our most important performances of the year. We host 14,000 Madisonians and their neighbors in a joyful celebration of and with the community which has been so generous to us. Those who enjoy opera find the venue enchanting; and those who’ve never experienced opera leave with a sense of what they’ve missed, and all have a memorable time. Of course, it’s the ambiance and the music which make it so enjoyable, but in equal part it’s the sense of community which the event brings to us. 14,000 people and yet it feels intimate. We have succeeded through the years because you attend the performances and we have succeeded because you support us. Your gifts small and large have sustained us and have made us better. Those gifts have also allowed us to realize our dream of a permanent home. We’ve now broken ground on the Madison Opera Center to which we’ll move later this year. It will house our offices and music library, provide us rehearsal, costume and meeting space and it will be easily accessible to you. Through this increased presence downtown, near Overture Center, we hope to contribute even more to the thriving Madison arts community. So, thank you for your generosity. Please don’t stop. I’ll see you at Opera in the Park, and when we open the doors of the Opera Center this fall, stop in. We’ll have a cup of coffee for you.
Stephen Hurley, President, Madison Opera Board of Trustees
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2013/14 | John DeMain’s 20th Anniversary Season
Tosca Giacomo Puccini
November 1 & 3, 2013 | Overture Hall Sung in Italian with projected English translation
A traditional classic. Puccini’s taut masterpiece thrills both musically and dramatically,interweaving intense passion and murderous jealousy with soaring music.
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February 7 & 9, 2014 | Capitol Theater at Overture Center
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Entertainment, pure and simple. Donizetti’s sweet boy-meets-girl, boy-gets-girl story, laced with comedy and vocal pyrotechnics, will delight audiences of all ages.
Man Walking
Jake Heggie
April 25 & 27, 2014 | Overture Hall Sung in English with projected text
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One of the greatest operas ever written. Its shattering story begins with a violent crime and ends in silence, leaving no one who encounters it unchanged.
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Dear Friends,
production to life.
When people ask me what I love about my job, I sometimes say that it’s having Mozart as a co-worker. It’s a cliché to talk about his genius, and yet it says something that his operas are still as vital and important now as when they were composed. Don Giovanni is a stunning piece, but not a simple one. We have a vibrant young cast – many in their Madison Opera debuts or role debuts – and it’s been a true pleasure to bring this
This spring has also seen the start of construction of the Madison Opera Center. As I write this, the concrete has been poured, plumbing pipes are installed, and my desk is littered with paint samples. Hopefully by the time you’re reading this, walls will have gone up and the shape of the space is coming into view. We will be moving into our new home this summer, and I look forward to inviting you all into the space next year. It is a distinct pleasure to announce our 2013/14 season, which is John DeMain’s 20th anniversary with Madison Opera. We open in Overture Hall with Tosca, Puccini’s dramatically thrilling masterpiece. We return to the Capitol Theater for the first time in five years with the Madison Opera premiere of Donizetti’s The Daughter of the Regiment, a boy-meet-girl, boy-gets-girl comedy that is pure entertainment. The season closes in Overture Hall with Dead Man Walking, a modern masterpiece by Jake Heggie that one critic says has “the most concentrated impact of any piece of American music theatre since West Side Story.” Based on the book by Sister Helen Prejean and the movie of the same name, the story of the relationship between Sister Helen and a convict on death row is incredibly powerful, and I cannot wait to share it with our community. Enjoy tonight’s show – and I’ll see you on July 13 in Garner Park for Opera in the Park! Cheers,
Kathryn Smith General Director
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THE STORY OF THE OPERA Spain, 1780s
Don Giovanni
ACT I Leporello, servant to the nobleman Don Giovanni, keeps watch outside the Commendatore’s home at night. Suddenly, the Commendatore’s daughter, Donna Anna, rushes out, struggling with the masked Giovanni and followed by her father. The Commendatore challenges Giovanni to a duel and is killed. Giovanni and Leporello escape. Anna asks her fiancé, Don Ottavio, to avenge her father’s death. Giovanni and Leporello encounter one of Giovanni’s former conquests, Donna Elvira, who is devastated by his betrayal. Leporello tells her she is neither the first nor the last woman to fall victim to Giovanni and shows her his catalogue with the names of every woman Giovanni has seduced. Peasants celebrate the marriage of Masetto and Zerlina. Giovanni flirts with the bride, telling her she is destined for a better life, but Elvira tells Zerlina to flee from him. She also warns Anna, who is still unaware of the identity of her father’s murderer and has asked Giovanni for help in finding the man. Giovanni, for his part, insists that Elvira is mad, and Anna and Ottavio wonder what to believe. As Giovanni leaves, Anna suddenly recognizes his voice as that of the murderer. Devastated but determined, she once more asks Ottavio to avenge her. Giovanni, who has invited the entire wedding party to his palace, looks forward to an evening of drinking and carousing. Outside Giovanni’s home, Zerlina asks Masetto to forgive her. Giovanni enters and leads them both inside. Anna, Elvira, and
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Ottavio appear masked and are invited in by Leporello. In the ballroom, Giovanni flirts with Zerlina, then drags her into the adjoining room. When she cries for help, Giovanni blames Leporello. Anna, Elvira, and Ottavio take off their masks and, along with Zerlina and Masetto, accuse Giovanni, who is momentarily surprised but manages to slip away. INTERMISSION ACT II Having exchanged clothes with Giovanni, Leporello takes Elvira on a nighttime walk, leaving his master free to serenade her maid. When Masetto arrives with friends to hunt down Giovanni, the disguised Don beats up Masetto. Zerlina finds her bruised fiancé and comforts him. Later that night, Leporello—still believed by Elvira to be Giovanni—is surprised by Anna, Ottavio, Zerlina, and Masetto, who all denounce the supposed Don. Fearing for his life, Leporello reveals his true identity before making his escape. Ottavio proclaims that he will take revenge on Giovanni and asks the others to look after Anna. Elvira thinks about Giovanni, whom she still loves in spite of everything. In a cemetery, Giovanni and Leporello meet the statue of the Commendatore, who warns Giovanni that by morning he will laugh no longer. Giovanni forces the terrified Leporello to invite the statue to dinner. The statue accepts. Once again, Ottavio asks Anna to marry him, but she replies that she will not until her father’s death has been avenged. Elvira arrives at Giovanni’s palace and makes a last desperate attempt to persuade him to change his life, but he only laughs at her. The spirit of the Commendatore enters and insists Giovanni repent. When he boldly refuses, he is consumed by flames. Elvira, Anna, Ottavio, Zerlina, Masetto, and Leporello contemplate their futures and the fate of an immoral man. - Courtesy of Opera News
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PRODUCTION PERSONNEL Production Manager..........................................................................................................................................................Kenneth Ferencek Technical Director.............................................................................................................................................................................Billy Larimore Production Stage Manager..............................................................................................................................................................Jill Krynicki Assistant Stage Managers.............................................................................................................Sean Corcoran, Kate Goodall Production Assistant....................................................................................................................................................................Fiona Findlater Rehearsal Pianist...............................................................................................................................................................................Scott Gendel Assistant Director........................................................................................................................................................................Maureen Janson Chorus Pianist...........................................................................................................................................................................................Joy Bauman Costume Supervisor...................................................................................................................................................Karen Brown-Larimore Assistant Costume Supervisor..............................................................................................................................Jenni Schwaner-Ladd Costume Crew........................................................................................................................................Virginia Bessert, Brenna Farmer,
Laurie Leveritt, Janine Wardale, Sharon White
Wig and Make-Up Designer................................................................................................................................................................Jan Ross Wig and Make-Up Crew..........................................................................................Leslie Frank-Taylor, Liz Rathke, Bob Ross Props Master...................................................................................................................................................................................Jennifer Childers Props Coordinator...........................................................................................................................................................................Susan Rathke Props Crew...........................................................................................................................................Katherine Dutcher, Paolo Desiati,
Rosemary Johnson, Elaine Stanley
Supertitles Cue Master......................................................................................................................................................................Aileen Wall Preview Artists...........................................................................................................................................Kirstin Ihde, Jessica Lee Timman Master Carpenter.....................................................................................................................................................................................John Elliott House Carpenter................................................................................................................................................................David Gerschbach Scenic Decorator......................................................................................................................................................................................Liz Rathke Assistant Lighting Designer.....................................................................................................................................................Spencer Lyons House Electrician................................................................................................................................................................................Gary Cleven Overture Hall Technical Director................................................................................................................................Steve Schroeder Theater Technicians................................................................................................................................John Frautschy, Davin Pickell,
Jim Schaefer, Frank Schneeberger
Production Stage Crew.................................................................................................................Members of IATSE 251
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MADISON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA John DeMain, Music Director VIOLIN I Suzanne Beia— Concertmaster Naha Greenholtz Leanne Kelso League Huy Luu Olga Pomolova Alice Bartsch Eleanor Bartsch Deanndra Deblack VIOLIN II Xavier Deblack Wendy Buehl Rachel Hauser Erica Cross Rolf Wulfsberg Olga Draguieva
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MEET THE ARTISTS John Arnold Masetto
Madison Opera debut: Galileo Galilei Recently with Madison Opera: Acis and Galatea, Un Ballo in Maschera Recently: Joseph De Rocher, Dead Man Walking (Boston Opera Collaborative); Angelotti, Tosca and The Father, The Prodigal Son (Kentucky Opera); Bob Beckett, H.M.S. Pinafore (Opera New Jersey); Leporello, Don Giovanni and Schaunard, La Bohème (UW-Madison) Upcoming: Colline, La Bohème, Count Capulet, Roméo et Juliette, Pietro, Simon Boccanegra, and Pierre Monteux, Danse Russe (Kentucky Opera); Figaro, Le Nozze di Figaro (Merola Opera Program)
Matt Boehler Leporello
Madison Opera debut: Opera in the Park 2012 Recently: Hotel Manager, Powder Her Face (New York City Opera); Sarastro, Die Zauberflöte (Theater St. Gallen); Sparafucile, Rigoletto (Minnesota Orchestra and Theater St. Gallen); Bass Soloist, Kepler (Spoleto Festival USA); Fyodor Drebednov, Moscow Cheryomushki (Chicago Opera Theater); Nourabad, The Pearl Fishers (Hawaii Opera)
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Upcoming: Leporello, Don Giovanni, Pope, Attila, and Daland, Der fliegende Holländer (Theater St. Gallen); Sir Walter Raleigh, Roberto Devereux (Canadian Opera Company); Ensemble Bass, The Nose (Metropolitan Opera); Bass Soloist, Messiah (Jacksonville Symphony)
Elizabeth Caballero
Kelly Markgraf
Madison Opera debut: Carmen
Madison Opera debut
Donna Anna
Recently with Madison Opera: La Traviata, Opera in the Park 2010 Recently: Mimì, La Bohème (Seattle Opera and Central City Opera); Cio-Cio-San, Madama Butterfly (Lyric Opera of Kansas City and Berlin State Opera); Liù, Turandot (Austin Lyric Opera and Lyric Opera of Kansas City); Magda, La Rondine (Florida Grand Opera); Nedda, Pagliacci (Nashville Opera) Upcoming: Alice, Falstaff (Virginia Opera); Violetta, La Traviata (Florentine Opera); Anne Trulove, The Rake’s Progress (Brazilian Symphony Orchestra); Nedda, Pagliacci (Hawaii Opera Theater)
Caitlin Lynch Donna Elvira
Madison Opera debut: Opera in the Park 2012 Recently: Biancafiore, Francesca da Rimini (Metropolitan Opera); Donna Anna, Don Giovanni (Pittsburgh Opera); First Lady, Die Zauberflöte (Dallas Opera); Countess, Le Nozze di Figaro (Lyric Opera Baltimore); Eliza, world premiere of Dark Sisters (Gotham Chamber Opera); Micaëla, Carmen (Seattle Opera); Konstanze, Die Entführung aus dem Serail (Arizona Opera)
Don Giovanni
Recently: 2nd Japanese Envoy, Le Rossignol (Boston Symphony Orchestra); The Count, Le Nozze di Figaro (Kentucky Opera); Malatesta, Don Pasquale (Hawaii Opera); Papageno, Die Zauberflöte (Apollo’s Fire Baroque Orchestra) Upcoming: Soloist, Bach Cantata BWV 60 (Los Angeles Philharmonic); Ned Keene, Peter Grimes (Aspen Music Festival); Ping, Turandot (Hawaii Opera Theatre)
Angela Mannino Zerlina
Madison Opera debut Recently: Garsenda, Francesca di Remini and Yvette cover, La Rondine (Metropolitan Opera); Fairy Godmother, Cendrillion (Kentucky Opera); Papagena, The Magic Flute (Dallas Opera); Oscar, Un Ballo in Maschera (New Orleans Opera); Juliette, Roméo et Juliette (Bar Harbor Music Festival) Upcoming: 1st Esquire/Flowermaiden, Parsifal (Lyric Opera of Chicago); Susanna, Le Nozze di Figaro (Bar Harbor Music Festival)
Upcoming: Donna Anna, Don Giovanni (Green Mountain Opera Festival); Farewell, Auschwitz (Music of Remembrance); Cynthia, Two Boys (Metropolitan Opera)
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MEET MEET THE THE ARTISTS ARTISTS Wesley Rogers
Joseph Mechavich
Madison Opera debut
Madison Opera debut
Don Ottavio
Recently: Don Ottavio, Don Giovanni (National Theatre Opera Prague); Tamino, Die Zauberflöte (Crested Butte Music Festival), Belmonte, Die Entführung aus dem Serail (Semperoper Dresden) Upcoming: Belmonte, Die Entführung aus dem Serail (L’Opéra National de Montpellier, Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz, and Opéra de Liège, Belgium); Ferrando, Così fan tutte (L’Opéra National de Montpellier)
Conductor
Recently: Lucia di Lammermoor (Dayton Opera); Moby Dick (Calgary Opera and San Diego Opera); Le Nozze di Figaro, Tosca, Don Giovanni (Kentucky Opera); Così fan tutte (Pine Mountain Music Festival); Pagliacci (Mill City Opera); Roméo et Juliette (Florida Grand Opera); Susannah (Florentine Opera) Upcoming: Roméo et Juliette (Intermountain Opera); Lucia di Lammermoor (Opera Saratoga ); La Bohème (Kentucky Opera)
Nathan Stark
Elise Sandell
Madison Opera debut
Madison Opera debut
Il Commendatore
Recently: Leporello, Don Giovanni (Opera Grand Rapids); Nourabad, The Pearl Fishers (Virginia Opera); The King, Aida (Virginia Opera); Friar Laurence, Roméo et Juliette (Dayton Opera); The Bonze, Madama Butterfly (Arizona Opera), The Speaker, Die Zauberflöte (Cincinnati Opera); Hunding, Die Walküre (Dayton Opera)
Stage Director
Recently: Associate Director for Aida, Carmen, Elektra, Don Pasquale, and Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (Lyric Opera of Chicago); New Arrivals (Houston Grand Opera); Così fan tutte (Portland Opera) Upcoming: Susannah (Opera Idaho); Le nozze di Figaro (Tulsa Opera)
Upcoming: Il Commendatore, Don Giovanni and Pope, Barberini, & Simplicio, Galileo Galilei (Cincinnati Opera); The One-Armed Brother, Die Frau ohne Schatten (Metropolitan Opera)
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MEET THE ARTISTS Karen Brown-Larimore
Costume Coordinator
Toi! Toi! Toi! Don Giovanni
Recently with Madison Opera: Acis and Galatea, A Masked Ball, La Cenerentola, Galileo Galilei, Eugene Onegin, La Traviata, The Threepenny Opera, The Marriage of Figaro Recently: Dracula (Madison Ballet); Cinderella (Opera for the Young) Upcoming: Windjammers (World PremiereAmerican Folklore Theatre), The Barber of Seville (Opera for the Young)
Anthony Cao Chorus Master
Recently with Madison Opera: A Masked Ball, La Cenerentola, Eugene Onegin, La Traviata, Le Nozze di Figaro
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Jill Krynicki
Production Stage Manager
Recently with Madison Opera: Un Ballo in Maschera, Acis and Galatea, La Cenerentola, Galileo Galilei, Eugene Onegin Recently: Manon Lescaut (Washington National Opera); The Barber of Seville (New Orleans Opera); Siegfried, Il Trovatore, Salome (New Orleans Opera); Elixir of Love, Il Pagliacci, Porgy & Bess (Opera Grand Rapids) Upcoming: Tosca, The Daughter of the Regiment, Dead Man Walking (Madison Opera)
Jan Ross
(Raven Software); Theater: Singing in the Rain (West Madison HS); West Side Story (Edgewood HS)
Recently with Madison Opera: A Masked Ball, Acis and Galatea
Upcoming: Unnamed Feature (Barking Shadows Productions); Current Activision Title (Raven Software); Oliver (Oregon Straw Hat Players); Summer and Smoke (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Wig & Make-up Designer
Recently: Augusta Opera; Four Seasons Theater; Children’s Theater of Madison; UW Madison Band Show; Madison Savoyards; Madison Ballet. Upcoming: The Flying Dutchman (Indianapolis Opera); Les Miserables (Four Seasons Theatre); Wicked (Broadway at Overture)
Jeff Skubal
Fight Director
Recently with Madison Opera: The Flying Dutchman, Carmen, Lucia di Lammermoor
Ben Zamora
Lighting Designer
Madison Opera debut Recently: Mariinsky Theatre, St. Petersburg; Lincoln Center, New York; Royal Festival Hall, London: Lucerne Festival, Switzerland; Walt Disney Concert Hall; Intiman Theatre, Seattle; ACT Seattle; Portland Institute of Contemporary Art
Recently: As film actor and fight director: Dead of The Night and The Plan (Barking Shadows Production); As video game voice actor: X-men Origins: Wolverine, Singularity, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, and Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
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EUGENIE MAYER BOLZ FAMILY SPRING CONCERTS Saturday, May 18, 2013
1:30pm – Percussion Ensemble and Harp Ensemble 4:00pm – Sinfonietta and Concert Orchestra
Sunday, May 19, 2013
“Enriching lives by providing transformational musical experiences and opportunities”
1:30pm – Youth Orchestra 4:00pm – Philharmonia Orchestra * *Tom Buchhauser’s Final WYSO Concert
Mills Concert Hall – UW Humanities Building, 455 N. Park St. Admission $10 adults/$5 youth age 3-18
608.263.3320 • wyso.music.wisc.edu Special thanks to our generous sponsors: The Eugenie Mayer Bolz Family, Goldstein & Associates, Dane Arts, and Wisconsin Arts Board
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THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE MADISON OPERA CENTER Madison Opera is in the midst of building our new home, the Madison Opera Center. Located at 335 W. Mifflin Street, the completed Opera Center will house the company’s administrative offices, a rehearsal hall, a costume shop, a music library, and much more. It will be a cost-effective way to consolidate our operations, while meeting future artistic needs and reaffirming our commitment to participating in the development and vitality of downtown Madison and the thriving Madison arts community. We thank the following individuals who have made gifts to the Madison Opera Center Building Fund as of April 1, 2013. Thank you for helping us to literally build for our future – and that of the arts in our community. Madison Opera makes every effort to be as accurate as possible in our donor lists. However, if you should find a discrepancy in these listings or have a question, please contact the Development office at 608-238-8085.
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The Challenge Grant for the Madison Opera Center
An extraordinary gift has been offered to Madison Opera by longtime friends who will match dollar-for-dollar any gifts to the Madison Opera Center Building Fund, up to $200,000, that are received by July 1, 2013. Won’t you please help us meet the Challenge, finish the building process, and open the doors of the Madison Opera Center to our community? All donations are taxdeductible and very much appreciated. For more information, please visit madisonopera.org or call the Development office at 608-238-8085. Madison Opera • 26
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ANNUAL FUND DONORS We thank the following individuals, corporations, foundations, and organizations for their generous gifts and contributions to the Madison Opera Annual Fund. This list includes gifts received between January 5, 2012 and April 5, 2013. Madison Opera makes every effort to be as accurate as possible in our donor lists. However, if you should find a discrepancy in these listings or have a question, please contact the Development office at 608-238-8085. Thank you for your support!
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