Marlboro Music 2015 Program Book by Brian Potter

“What happens at Marlboro resonates throughout the world… it is hard to find a prominent American musician who hasn’t spent at least one inspirational

MITSUKO UCHIDA, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

summer at Marlboro.” THE NEW YORK TIMES

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WELCOME TO THE 65TH SE ASON OF MARLBORO MUSIC

Welcome to Marlboro, and to the 65th summer in which musicians from around the world have gathered on this beautiful hilltop to form a collaborative artistic community. People often ask, with so much changing in our world, how Marlboro continues to provide experiences that mean so much to musicians and audiences alike. Some note the beauty of the countryside, the simplicity of the facilities, and the wonderful isolation from the distractions of everyday life. Others comment on a palpable spirit of generosity, on how our eminent artists explore music from all periods with their younger colleagues in the kind of depth, and with the freedom of time that are so rare today. There is also the caring and supportive family atmosphere, in which children, young adults, and elders share experiences on a daily basis for seven weeks. At the heart of Marlboro is a deep, abiding devotion to music. Chamber music, after all, teaches us to listen, to make multiple voices into one, to be supportive of our colleagues, and to give fully of ourselves â&#x20AC;&#x201D; invaluable lessons for life as well as for art. We thank you for joining our community, and for your role in making this a place like no other.

2015 PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

PI A N O

Mari Lee

C EL LO

FLU T E

VO I C E

Jonathan Biss

Kobi Malkin

Will Chow

Brook Ferguson

Faylotte Crayton, soprano

Zoltán Fejérvári

David McCarroll

Jonah Ellsworth

Marina Piccinini

Ruby Hughes, soprano

Adam Golka

Scott St. John

Isang Enders

Martin Helmchen

Robin Scott

Marie-Elisabeth Hecker

OBOE

Hyunah Yu, soprano

Kuok-Wai Lio

Arnold Steinhardt

Ahrim Kim

Mary Lynch

Lauren Eberwein, mezzo

Anna Polonsky

Hiroko Yajima

Christoph Richter

Joseph Peters

Jean-Philippe Fortier-Lazure, tenor

Roman Rabinovich

Carmit Zori

Sarah Rommel

Spencer Lang, tenor

Marcy Rosen

CL ARINET

Hadleigh Adams, baritone

Cynthia Raim

Sarah Shafer, soprano

Izabella Simon

VIOL A

Tony Rymer

Narek Arutyunian

David McFerrin, baritone

Ignat Solzhenitsyn

Becca Albers

Judith Serkin

Charles Neidich

Mitsuko Uchida

Molly Carr

Peter Wiley

Michael Rusinek

VO C A L PR O G R A M

Dénes Várjon

Sally Chisholm

Alice Yoo

Gabriel Campos Zamora

Lydia Brown Irene Spiegelman

Nobuko Imai VIOLIN

Wenting Kang

DOUBLE BASS

BASSOON

Benita Valente

Kristóf Baráti

Kim Kashkashian

Xavier Foley

Brad Balliett

Roger Vignoles

Maia Cabeza

Daniel Kim

Nathaniel West

Steven Dibner

Lucy Chapman

Matthew Lipman

Luosha Fang

Shuangshuang Liu

HARP

HORN

Elizabeth Fayette

Maiya Papach

Sivan Magen

Lauren Hunt

Francisco Fullana

Vicki Powell

Yoojin Jang

Samuel Rhodes

G U I TA R

Alexi Kenney

John Stulz

Sean Shibe

Siwoo Kim

Michael Tree

Tessa Lark

Sharon Wei

CO M P O S ER I N R E S I D EN C E

Kaija Saariaho

Nicolee Kuester

GUEST ARTISTS

Radovan Vlatkovic´

Leon Fleisher Jean-Baptiste Barrière

WHAT IS MARLBOROâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S ROLE IN AN EVOLVING MUSICAL WORLD?

Marlboro enables gifted musicians to achieve transcendent ends.

There is an ongoing dialogue about the state of classical music today. Organizations large and small are working to develop effective new ways to reach and engage audiences, to provide emerging musicians with innovative career pathways and opportunities, and to achieve sustainable means of support. These issues are critical to the field, and to the cultural life of our nation. As the conversation continues, it is vital also that musicians understand and can share with others what it is that is so compelling about this great art form, why for five centuries and counting it has had such a profound impact. Marlboro is devoted to that goal, to teaching gifted musicians how to achieve transcendent endsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;performances infused with confidence, joy, insight, imagination and passion. Music-making that cannot help but touch and inspire others.

Clockwise from left: Steve Dibner and Gabriele Carcano; Mitsuko Uchida, Judith Serkin and Maiya Papach; Charles Neidich, Lionel Cottet, Mitsuko Uchida and Itamar Zorman. Previous page: Leon Fleisher and Mitsuko Uchida.

WHY IS THE IDE A OF MARLBORO SO VIBR ANT?

Marlboro “magic” is created anew each summer, with each musician contributing new ideas and fresh energy.

To the casual observer, it may seem that little has changed at Marlboro since its founding in 1951. It continues to provide leadership training through a focus on chamber music. It maintains a remarkable 65-year relationship with its host Marlboro College, on this lovely Vermont hilltop. It forms a community of musicians, staff, spouses and children young and old. It invites friends and audiences to share in the results of its music-making, and in its special mission and values. But longstanding family members, friends and patrons know better. Each summer this community invents itself anew, with new artists, new repertoire, new ideas and new musical approaches. The summer schedule is ever-changing, always reflecting what our Artistic Director and her senior colleagues feel are the most essential artistic and life lessons for the musical leaders of tomorrow to learn and absorb. It is a constantly-evolving search to fulfill timeless goals.

Clockwise from left: Deborah Pae and Hiroko Yajima; Rebecca Ringle, Izabella Simon and DĂŠnes VĂĄrjon; Samuel Rhodes. Previous page: David McCarroll and Itamar Zorman.

WHAT ARE THE INGREDIENTS OF A MARLBORO SUMMER?

In essence: time, artistic freedom, collaboration, family and communion with nature.

Here, in the beautiful countryside, musicians of diverse ages and backgrounds explore music in depth, in a way that is just not possible elsewhere. They step away from the daily routine and demands of their professionâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;the frequent travel, financial necessities, promotion and performance schedulesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and step into a world built around great music and natural beauty. For seven weeks, the musicians at Marlboro become part of a nurturing family. They play not in order to perform, but to learn, to delve deeply into great works, and to share their love of music with like-minded colleagues. They choose the repertoire, and they decide if and when it should be performed. They share insights and experiences with one another at meals and social events, they are inspired by nature, and they form lasting friendships and strong musical bonds.

Clockwise from top left: Jani and Michael Tree; Robin Scott and Scott St. John; Philipp Naegele and Lucy Chapman; Narek Arutyunian and Michael Rusinek. Previous page: Gabriel Cabezas, Deborah Pae, Koji Otsuki, Adam Golka and Lydia Brown.

WHAT IS MARLBOROâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S IMPACT ON YOUNG MUSICIANS?

For especially talented young players, Marlboro is both a destination and a journey.

It is a place where they can immerse themselves in music, meet eminent and emerging artists from around the world, request specific repertoire, test their ideas and those of their colleagues, utilize their talents to the fullest, and share the results of their work with others. Over the course of their time here, musicians regularly recount a transition from being highly skilled musicians to artists of enormous capacity and potential. They expand their musical imaginations, discover new repertoire, understand how best to get to the heart of a work, embrace more fully the spirit of sharing and collaboration in musicâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and in life, and develop their ability to communicate what they have learned with their colleagues and audiences.

Clockwise from left: Brad Balliett; Michael Brown, Radovan VlatkoviÂ´c , Nathan Vickery, Michelle Ross, Maiya Papach and Alicia Lee; Lydia Brown, Sally Chisholm and Hassan Anderson. Previous page: Daniel Kim and Matthew Lipman.

HOW DOES THE PAST ENRICH MARLBORO TODAY?

Each summer, lessons in life and music are renewed, shared and passed down.

We owe a debt of gratitude to Marlboroâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s founders, and to the many eminent artists, trustees, staff members, spouses and patrons who have lovingly dedicated themselves to this community and its ideals over the past six decades. Not only did they build a strong and respected institution, but they set a lasting example for all of us through their commitment, spirit of collaboration and generosity. Marlboro was created by immigrant artists who brought great European cultural traditions to our nation and to new generations of musicians. Our goal is not to preserve these traditions per se, but to learn the best lessons of the past and apply these, together with new ideas and fresh interpretations, to music today. As we contribute to the Marlboro legacy, we strive to maintain the standards of artistic excellence and integrity established by our predecessors, and to emulate their deep and abiding devotion to music.

Clockwise from top left: Gabriel Cabezas and Nobuko Imai; Luis Batlle and Jonathan Biss; Carmit Zori and Felix Galimir; Arnold Steinhardt and Ignat Solzhenitsyn. Previous page: Peter Wiley and Amy Lee.

HOW DOES MARLBORO INFLUENCE THE WORLD OF MUSIC?

Well into developing its third generation of leading artists, Marlboroâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision continues to inspire.

The list of renowned soloists, chamber ensembles, orchestra principals, opera singers, composers, artistic directors and educators whose artistry and lives were deeply influenced and enriched by Marlboro is vast. Past participants are inspiring audiences, musicians and students throughout the world with their insights, talents, creativity and passion for music. The modest size of Marlboro belies its enormous impact. Like a research institute in the sciences, or a think tank for public policy, Marlboro is deeply embedded in the DNA of classical music and in leadership training in the arts. Its musicians, goals and organizational culture set standards for the field. Marlboro is a constant reminder that great music is essential to our lives, and that what we give to it can never equal what we receive in return.

Clockwise from top left: Soovin Kim and Kim Kashkashian; Benita Valente and Marcy Rosen; Marina Piccinni and Sivan Magen; Jennifer Johnson Cano and Irene Spiegelman. Previous page: Itamar Zorman, Hye-Yoon Park, Emilie-Anne Gendron and Nikki Chooi.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

OFFICERS

TRUSTEES

Elizabeth Meyer

Stephen Stamas

Peter A. Benoliel

Phyllis J. Mills

Chairman & President

Anthony Berner

Lester S. Morse, Jr.

Eileen T. Cline

Michael Pollack

Jerry G. Rubenstein

Arthur H. Copeland

William H. Roberts

Vice President

Mary Maples Dunn

Angelica Zander Rudenstine

Barbara E. Field

Luisa Saffiotti

Christopher Serkin

Barbara Winter Glauber

Anne-Marie SoulliĂ¨re

Vice President

Hanna H. Gray

Harvey S. Traison

Carol Colburn Grigor

Christoph Wolff

H. Arnold Steinberg

Alan R. Hirsig

Malcolm Wright

Vice President & Treasurer

Judith W. Hurtig Marta Casals Istomin

Susan S. Rai

Robert W. Jones

TRUSTEES EMERITI

Clerk

Maximilian W. Kempner

Barbara H. Block

Richard C. Lewontin

Carla E. Lynton

Sylvia Marx

Adele R. Moskovitz

Clockwise from top left: Peter Wiley and Cynthia Raim; Carol Colburn Grigor and Christopher Serkin; Lauren Sturm, Maia Cabeza and Sean Shibe; Francisco Fullana, Kaija Saariaho and Jay Campbell.

STAFF

A R T I S T I C S TA F F

S E A S O N A L S TA F F

Mitsuko Uchida, Artistic Director

Alisa Belzer & Miles Cohen, Scheduling Directors

Miles Cohen, Artistic Administrator

Karen Kloster, Operations Director

Jennifer Loux, Admissions Director

Paul Zinman & Tom Luekens, Recording Engineers

Ara Guzelimian, Artistic Consultant

Joel Bernache, Aleksandr Markovich, John Dwyer & Crystal Fielding,

Koji Otsuki, Bach Advisor

Piano Technicians

James Andrewes, Assistant Librarian A D M I N I S T R AT I V E S TA F F

Pete Checchia & Allen Cohen, Photography

Anthony Checchia & Frank Salomon, Administrators

Christine Lanza, Marianne Tierney & Douglas Didyoung, Hospitality

Philip Maneval, Manager

Benjamin Newcomb, Director of Food Services

Jacob Smith, Development & Communications Director Marianne Tierney, Business Manager

S U M M ER S TA F F

Michael Herring, Festival Coordinator & MFM Manager

Christine Kim, Scheduling Assistant

Brian Potter, Box Office Manager

Matthew Omahan, Assistant Recording Engineer

Koji Otsuki, Librarian & Website Assistant

Richard Cleverly, Matt Feczko & Christopher Rose, Stage Crew Jenny Beck & Vanyah Harrigan, Receptionists Margaret Moriarty & Hannah Schwarzman, Coffee Shop Brandon Batham, Charles du Preez, Yuji Kano & Miles Mazel,

Operations Staff

Nina Eslambolipour, Lifeguard

Clockwise from top: Leon Fleisher, Martha Salomon, Frank Salomon, Anthony Checchia and Benita Valente; Miles Cohen, Alisa Belzer and Marcy Rosen; Brian and Theo Potter.

50 YE ARS OF MUSICIANS FROM MARLBORO

e-Hung Chen | Sarah Clarke | Patrick Dussart de la Iglesia | Ellen

eyfus | James Dunham | Ulrich Eichenauer | Nancy Ellis | Daniel

nsen | Raphael Hillyer | Toby Hoffman | Mark Holloway | Hsin-Yun

Nobuko Imai | Yu Jin | Kirsten Johnson | Katie Kadarauch | Kim

nner | Maiya Papach | Cynthia Phelps | Karie Prescott | Melissa

Ryo Sasaki | Naoko Shimizu | Benjamin Simon | Scott St. John |

r | Jonathan Vinocour | Ira Weller

| Barbara Westphal | Phillip

years

Musicians from Marlboro tours are noted for their joyous and thoroughly-prepared performances,

Kashkashian | Martha Strongin Katz | Yoshiko Kawamoto | Sang-Jin

for offering invaluable touring experience to artists in early stages of their careers, and for programs

Julianne Lee | Scott Lee | Caroline Levine | Patricia McCarty | Rainer

featuring unusual as well as beloved chamber repertoire.

mard | Fortunato Arico | Susan Babini | Soo Bae | Na-Young Baek

eifetz | Kristina Reiko Cooper | Christopher Costanza | Charles

Curtis | Robie Brown Dan | Steven Doane | Timothy Eddy | Amir

Since their inception, the tours have introduced such artists as Yefim Bronfman, Pamela Frank, Richard Goode, Jaime Laredo, Murray Perahia, Paula Robison, András Schiff, Peter Serkin, Richard Stoltzman, Christian Tetzlaff, Benita Valente and Harold Wright, among others. They have included members of the Brentano, Chicago, Emerson, Guarneri, Johannes, Juilliard, Orion, Mendelssohn, Miami, Muir, Tokyo, St. Lawrence and Ying Quartets; the Beaux Arts, Eroica, Mannes, and Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trios; TASHI and the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. In celebration of the 50th Anniversary, this coming season will feature four touring groups, as well as events at Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and New York Public Radio’s The Greene Space. A special radio series will be presented on WQXR in New York City, as well as NPR stations around the country. Please see our schedule for a complete list of concerts this season.

ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN

Located in this beautiful rural setting, Marlboro does not have access to the type of local foundation, corporate and individual support that sustains most of our nation’s major arts institutions. It is the generosity of our audiences, friends and fellow music-lovers who sustain our community and provide the fellowship support that our young artists so vitally require. We are very grateful to the following friends for their generous support of our Annual Fund Drive from June 1, 2014, through May 31, 2015:

A N N UA L G UA R A N TO R S

National Endowment for the Arts

Carla E. Lynton

Phyllis J. and Slade Mills

Richard and Natalie Jacoff Foundation, at the request

Leni Fuhrman

Carol and Anthony Berner

Packard Humanities Institute

Adele Moskovitz, in memory of Irving Moskovitz

Lois Ruttenberg, in memory of the Serkins

Leopold R. Gellert Family Trust

Borletti-Buitoni Trust, in honor of Mitsuko Uchida

Nancy Chang and Daniel Rossner

New Heritage Music Foundation

Eleanor C. Kane, M.D.

Rosa F. and Robert J. Gellert

Colburn Foundation

Bernice and Jerry G. Rubenstein

Rosella W. and Austin J. Rich

Luisa M. Saffiotti, Ph.D.

Joan and Jim Leonard

Caroline and John Gilbert

Dr. Günes¸ N. Eg˘e -Akter

Stephen Stamas

Angelica and Neil Rudenstine

Kimberly Greenberg and Christopher Serkin

Jan and Daniel R. Lewis

Dr. Martin C.E. Huber

The Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation

Blema and H. Arnold Steinberg

William H. Roberts

Chalmers Smith

Mary Jane and Richard C. Lewontin

Eve and Kenneth Klothen

Barbara and Robert Glauber

Steinway and Sons

Janet and Robert E. Wittes

Drs. Dorienne and George Sorter

William Lockeretz

Dr. F. Peter Kohler

Dr. Hanna H. Gray

Carolyn King and Thomas Tarpey

Julia and Lauren Stiles

Barbara and Michael Pollack

Esther and David A. Laventhol

Maurice and Dr. Margaret Griffel

Barbara and Christoph Wolff

A N N UA L B E N E FAC TO R S

Harvey S. Traison

Carol Colburn Grigor

Peter Zuromskis, MD

Janet Clough and Ara Guzelimian

David W. White

A N N UA L S P O N S O R S

Sue-Ellen and Bardin Levavy, in memory of Irving

Barbara and James A. Block

Marjorie and Malcolm Wright

William N. Banks, Jr.

Hecht-Levi Foundation Nancy and Alan Hirsig

A N N UA L S U S TA I N E R S

Col. Ruth Dewton, in memory of Hans Deutsch, Hillard

The Island Fund in the New York Community Trust

Willo Carey and Peter Benoliel

Robert W. Jones

Margaret S.G. Cooke

Richard H. Levi, Esq. and Susan Perry

Lynda and Arthur Copeland

Sylvia and Leonard Marx S & L Marx Foundation

and the Soyers

of Rachel Jacoff

Nancy Dean and Joel Lehrer Moskovitz and James B. Boskey

Robin and Milo Beach

Ellen McCulloch-Lovell and Dr. Christopher Lovell

A N N UA L F E L LO W S

Linda and Maurice S. Binkow

Bridget G. and Robert B. Lyons

Julianne Larsen and James Forbes

Drs. Philippine and Daniel M. Berkenblit

JoAnn and Carl Bottcher

Ellen and Wendell Maddrey

Stephen Hibbard

Harvi and Robert Bloom

Vivian and Marc Brodsky

Margaret Stone MacDonald, in memory of Shepard

Sylvia Howard Fuhrman

Miss Sheila Keats, in memory of Irving Moskovitz

Mary Maples and Richard Dunn

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph H. Bunzl

Lois and Dale Good

Paige and Maximillian W. Kempner, Esq.

Miss Hanna Eichwald, in memory of Hans and

Carol T. Christ

Els and Matthias Naegele

Elizabeth E. Meyer and Michael McCaffrey

Ramie Targoff and Stephen Greenblatt

Andrea Klepetar-Fallek

Lynne Darcy

Barbara Wright Naegele

Dinny and Lester S. Morse, Jr.

Judith and Richard Hurtig, in memory of Felix Galimir

Peter Malkin, in honor of Lester S. Morse, Jr.

Barbara Field and Seth Dubin

Norma and Edward Dworetzky

Henry S. Miller, Jr.

Nash Family Foundation, in honor of Susan Rai

Emily Mason and Wolf Kahn

Diana Post and W. Hallowell Churchill

Fiona Morgan Fein

Edward A. Montgomery, Jr.

Elitzer, Heinz Luedeking, and Lily and Joseph Dewton

and Stephen Stamas

Meta Eichwald and Josephine Lockwood

and Charlotte Stone

“She was kind and gentle and glowed from the inside.” For more than fifty years, Martha Laredo Salomon shared with us her J.W. Nixon

A N N UA L PAT R O N S

Annette and George Paltzer-Olsen

warmth, generosity of spirit and infectious smile. She was a caring and

Drs. Sharon and James Paley, in memory of

Barbara and Reed Anthony

Bess and Charles Prazak

nurturing friend to so many Marlboro musicians, staff members, spouses,

Janis Freedman Bellow

Virginia L. Oppenheimer and John A. Reed, Jr.

children and neighbors, welcoming us into her home and into her arms.

Susan and Kanti Rai

John Canning

Martha and Frank Salomon

Her marriage to Frank is one of more than sixty Marlboro Music marriages.

Jan Wohlberg and Morris Raker

Phyllis and Steven Cohen

June Schneider

Dr. Arleen B. and Robert Rifkind

Debra Fong and Christopher Costanza

Lucy Kostelanetz and Steven Schrader

Martha is deeply missed and dearly remembered.

Mary and Steven Riskind

Lynn and David Decker

John G. Sommer

The Sacks Family, in memory of Herbert S. Sacks, M.D.

Andrea and Peter Feig

Anne-Marie Soulliere and Lindsey C.Y. Kiang

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Schulman

Maria Huffman and Edward C. Forlie

Martha’s family and friends are celebrating her life, her devotion to

Carol O. Selle

Melvin Goldman

Marlboro, and the many cherished memories she inspired by creating a

Joan and Thomas M. Spence

Lucy Gratwick

special fund in her honor. The Martha Laredo Salomon Endowment Fund

Dr. Margaret Ewing Stern

Kay Stambler and Stanley Greenberg

will enrich young artists and audiences for years to come by helping to

Marylen Sternweiler

Lilias Macbean Hart

Gudrun and Alan Stewart

Bice Horszowski, in memory of Mieczyslaw Horszowski

ensure our annual Musicians from Marlboro series at Carnegie Hall. We are

Cheryl Beil and Stephen Wayne

Nancy and Charles LaDue

Mary and Edward Wendell

Robert E. Larrivee

Beatrice and Richard Wernick

Philip and Wendy Maneval

Peter Yamin

Susan Fiske and Douglas Massey

Kouichi Yoshino

Ilse and Warren Moss

Marilyn B. Paley

grateful to everyone who has participated in this lasting tribute.

Frank and Martha Salomon.

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ENDOWMENT FELLOWSHIPS

Over the years, trustees and friends have enhanced and memorialized their support—while honoring their loved ones, or even members of the Marlboro community—by creating Endowment Fellowships Funds. The principal of these funds is not spent; instead, investment income is used annually to help make the dream of attending Marlboro come true for outstanding young musicians. We recognize and thank the following friends for their confidence in Marlboro and their role in ensuring its future:

Helen and Adolphe Adler (in memoriam) – by Ms. Marsha Gray

Judith and Isidore Cohen – by their family and friends

Johanna and Nikolai Graudan – by their family and friends

Dr. Günes¸ N. Eg˘e -Akter – for an annual Musicians From Marlboro concert in Toronto.

Claudio Cordeiro (in memoriam) – by Ken Banta and Tony Powe

Charles Montgomery Gray (in memoriam) – by Dr. Hanna H. Gray and his family

Alice Kaufmann (in memoriam) – by her children, Carla and Ernest Lynton

Dedicated to the memory of Ragıp and Nezahet N. Eg˘e and Prof. Seyhan N. Eg˘e and

Croddy Family Foundation

to the inspiration of Rudolf Serkin

and friends

and Peter Kaufmann

Lilliore Decker Morgan and Letitia Morgan Davenport (in memoriam) – by Joseph

Carol Colburn Grigor, to provide new senior artist housing

Barbara Kempner (in memoriam) – by Marlboro trustees, staff and friends

Argosy Foundation, for the Composer-in-Residence program

Guarneri String Quartet – by Mrs. Lorna Scherzer

Earl Kim (in memoriam), for young composers – by the International Sejong Soloists,

Niussia and Andre A. Aisenstadt

Elizabeth B. Doten (in memoriam)

Laurens Hammond – by Mrs. Laurens Hammond

Alfredo Amman – by their family and friends

Isabel and Henry E. Eccles (in memoriam) – by the Eccles family

William Randolph Hearst – by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation

Leon and Gertrude Kirchner

Herbert J. and Ilsa Ashe, for Musicians From Marlboro

Dr. and Mrs. William Epstein

Charles and Muriel Heim

Florence Kopleff, for singers, in honor of Anthony P. Checchia and Frank Salomon

Luis Batlle – by Ernest A. and Carla Lynton

Carol Faris – by Susan and Kanti Rai

Hettie H. and Dannie N. Heineman – by the Heineman Foundation

Boris and Sonya Kroyt – by Adele and Irving Moskovitz

Luis Batlle – by Malcolm and Marjorie Wright

Drs. Ronald M. Ferry and Robert W. White

Stephen D. and Ludmila Heineman – by the Heineman Foundation

Boris and Sonya Kroyt (in memoriam) – by Joan K. Andrews

M.C. and W.A.L. Bazeley – by their family

Sampson R. and Miriam Field – by Marlboro trustees, staff and friends

Dr. H.C. Gunter Henle

Helen S. Kwan (in memoriam)

Rudolph P. and Hildred Z. Bircher, in honor of Rudolf Serkin

Sampson R. Field (in memoriam) – by Marlboro trustees, staff and friends

Mary Crowder Hess – by her family and friends

Karl Leubsdorf (in memoriam) – by Bertha B. Leubsdorf

Cornelius N. Bliss – by Mrs. Bliss Parkinson

Sidney M. and Miriam Friedberg

Eliot P. Hirshberg (in memoriam)

Woodrow and Andrea Leung, for the recording studio and recorded archives

Jean Tennyson Boissevain – by the Jean Tennyson Foundation

Madeline Foley – by her family and friends

Edna M. Hirshinger – by the Heineman Foundation

Berenice and Zvi Levavy (in memoriam) – by Sue-Ellen and Bardin Levavy

Adolf Busch – by Rudolf and Irene Serkin

Julianne J. Larsen and James Forbes

Frederick L. Holborn (in memoriam) – by Dr. Hanna H. Gray

Alice and Rudolph J. Lilienfeld (in memoriam) – by Marieluise Vogel, and their family

Herman and Lotte Busch – by the Heineman Foundation

Suzanne and Felix Galimir – by their family and friends

Mieczyslaw Horszowski – by Mr. and Mrs. Talcott M. Banks

Pina Carmirelli – by the Heineman Foundation

Christine Gessler, for pianists

Jonathan and Mary Gray Hughes (in memoriam), for vocalists – by Benjamin

Mr. and Mrs. Pare Lorentz

Pablo Casals – by the CBS Foundation

Richard M. Goodman (in memoriam) – by Margaret A. Goodman, family and friends

Joe and Emily Lowe Foundation

Anthony Checchia and Frank Salomon – by Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Taplin, Jr.

Katharine Graham

Mark H. Johnson – by Mrs. Mark H. Johnson

Ernest A. Lynton (in memoriam) – by the Kaufmann family

Cleveland String Quartet – by Herbert and Ilsa Ashe

Katharine Graham – by Dr. and Mrs. William A. Epstein

William Kapell – by his family and friends

Ernest A. Lynton (in memoriam), for invited artists – by the Lynton and Kaufmann families

A. Davenport, III

and Jesus Acosta-Hughes

and family and friends

and friends

Carla E. Lynton – by Michael Basta

Josephine Bay Paul (in memoriam) – by the Josephine Bay Paul and C. Michael

June and Mischa Schneider – by their family and friends

Arturo Toscanini

Ceil R. and Joseph Mann

William Schwann (in memoriam) – by his wife, Aire-Maija Schwann

Edith B. and Richard P. Troyer

Agnes E. Meyer – by Dr. Eugene Meyer III and Mrs. Ruth Epstein

Faren Pechet – by the Pechet family

Dr. Eugenie Schwarzwald

Miss Alice Tully

Dr. Eugene Meyer, III

Pechet Family Fund – by Dr. Maurice M. Pechet

Max Y. Seaton (in memoriam) – by Ruth Scott Seaton

Teresa M. Vannin (in memoriam) – by Jane Hohfeld Galante

Dr. Eugene and Mary B. Meyer – by The Island Fund at the direction of Eugene Bradley

Henry Z. Persons – by his family and friends

Edith L. and Martin E. Segal – by Susan S. and Kanti R. Rai

Lila Wallace Reader’s Digest Fund

Paul Foundation, Inc.

The Presser Foundation

Rudolf Serkin, for pianists

Shirley Ann Weekley and Judith Sherman – by Dr. and Mrs. Andre A. Aisenstadt

Gjon Mili (in memoriam)

Walter G. J. Putschar – by Florence A. Putschar

Rudolf and Irene Serkin – by Marlboro trustees, staff and friends

Whetsone Inn – by Muriel and John F. Hayward

Ada Minor – by her daughter, M. Ethel Hagenbuckle

Simon Rose – by the Heineman Foundation

Leonard Shure – by Louise Shonk Kelly

The Helen F. Whitaker Fund

Irene Mittelsdorf – by her family and friends

Lewis S. Rosenstiel – by The Rosenstiel Foundation

Helen S. and Samuel L. Slosberg

Lawrence A. Wien Foundation

Moric and Alice Morawetz – by Hella Moravec Street

Vernon C. Rossner (in memoriam) – by Nancy Chang, Daniel Rossner, Elaine Rossner

Societa del Quartetto di Milano and the Italian Friends of Marlboro

Jean E. Wilder

Adele Reisner Moskovitz – by Irving Moskovitz

Janet and David Soyer – by Marlboro trustees, staff and friends

Robert and Agnes Janeway Wise – by their family and friends

Irving Moskovitz – by his family, and Marlboro trustees, staff and friends

Miriam T. Rudulph

Janet and David Soyer, for senior string players

Hyunah Yu – by Pierre D. Martinet and Nina Dimoglou

Blanche Honneger Moyse – by Drs. Daniel and Philippine M. Berkenblit

Paul Sacher, in honor of Rudolf Serkin – by Hoffman La Roche, Inc.

Margaret R. and A.M. Spanel

Philipp Naegele – by Irene and Rudolf Serkin, and Marlboro trustees

Paola Saffiotti (in memoriam) – by her family, friends, and Marlboro trustees and staff

Atherton Hall Sprague, for cellists – by the Marion Sprague Trust

Harvey Olnick

Martha Laredo Salomon (in memoriam), to support Musicians From Marlboro concerts

Stephen and Elaine Stamas – by their family, and Marlboro trustees, staff and friends

Paul N. and Dorothy Olson – by Frank and Peggy Taplin, and Marlboro trustees, staff

Blema and H. Arnold Steinberg

Robert Saudek (in memoriam) – by his wife, Elizabeth K. Saudek, family and friends

George Szell – by the Heineman Foundation

Bessie Oshlag – by Paul N. and Dorothy Olson

Artur Schnabel – by Mr. and Mrs. Abram N. Spanel

Frank E. Taplin – by Marlboro trustees, staff and friends

Siegfried and Heidi Palm, for cellists – by Irene and Rudolf Serkin

Alexander Schneider – by his family and friends

Margaret Eaton Taplin – by Frank E. Taplin

Alexander Schneider Foundation

Paul Tortelier – by Louise Shonk Kelly

Meyer, Ruth Meyer Guffee, Anne Meyer and Elizabeth E. Meyer

and friends

and Andrew Rossner

in New York City – by her family, friends and Marlboro trustees and staff

60TH ANNIVERSARY CAMPAIGN

Marlboro is being greatly strengthened by our 60th Anniversary Campaign to raise $6.5 million. The drive is providing vital facility improvements, new concert tours, protection of our irreplaceable archives, funds for inviting guest artists, and fellowship help for our exceptional young resident musicians. In this final year of the drive, we hope you will please join us with your gift or pledge. We are very grateful to those friends who have invested in Marlboro’s future through this milestone campaign:

M A J O R C A M PA I G N G I F T S

C A M PA I G N G UA R A N TO R S

Gerald and Bernice Tell Charitable Trust

Estate of Denise Bacon

Carol Colburn Grigor

Herbert J. Ashe

Estate of Gladys W. Winter

Estate of Raymond H. Dearden, Jr.

Estate of Florence Kopleff, in honor of Anthony P. Checchia and Frank Salomon

Michael Basta, in honor of Carla Lynton

Marjorie and Malcolm Wright

Audrey Duane

Sylvia and Leonard Marx

Barbara and James A. Block

Dinny and Lester S. Morse, Jr.

Benita Valente and Anthony Checchia

C A M PA I G N S U S TA I N E R S

Young Uck Kim, in memory of Martha Salomon

Alexander Schneider Foundation

Estate of Joseph A. Davenport, III, in memory of Lilliore Decker Morgan and Letitia

Willo Carey and Peter A. Benoliel

Estate of Leon Kirchner

Estate of Janet and David Soyer

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph H. Bunzl

Phyllis and Slade Mills

Blema and H. Arnold Steinberg

Estate of Raymond Deardon

Estate of Dorothy R. Holcomb, with thanks to Russell Oberlin

Angelica and Neil Rudenstine

Julianne J. Larsen and James Forbes

Jan and Daniel R. Lewis

Dr. Luisa Saffiotti

C A M PA I G N L E A D E R S

Marsha Gray, in memory of Helen and Adolphe Adler

William Lockeretz

Kitty and George Shumlin

Dr. Günes¸ N. Eg˘e -Akter

Nancy and Alan R. Hirsig

Estate of Josephine Lee Murray, in memory of Marcel Moyse

Margaret R. Spanel

Margaret S.G. Cooke

Dr. Theodore Hwa Kwan, in memory of Helen S. Kwan

Dr. Maurice M. Pechet, in memory of Faren Pechet

Jean Spitzer

Barbara and Robert Glauber

Estate of Maria Luisa Lederer

Bernice and Jerry G. Rubenstein

The Taplin Family Fund, in memory of Frank and Peggy Taplin and Ninin Bloom

Dr. Hanna H. Gray, in memory of Charles Montgomery Gray and Frederick L. Holborn

Andrea and Woodrow Leung

Julia and Lauren Stiles

Dr. Richard S. and Alice Thall

Hecht-Levi Foundation

Nina Dimoglou and Pierre D. Martinet

Harvey S. Traison

David W. White

Richard Levi, Esq.

Elizabeth Meyer and Michael McCaffrey

Susan and Elihu Rose

Paola Saffiotti Memorial Fund

C A M PA I G N B E N E FAC TO R S

C A M PA I G N F E L LO W S

Ellen P. Wiese

Martha and Frank Salomon

Anonymous

Joan and Peter C. Andrews

Estate of Margaret R. Spanel

The Colburn Foundation

Anonymous

Stephen Stamas

The Cricket Foundation

Mary Maples and Richard Dunn

Morgan Davenport

Lois and Dale Good

Barbara E. Field

James Block

Sharon Robinson and Jaime Laredo, in honor of Anthony Checchia and Frank Salomon

Gordon M. Snyder, in memory of Martha Salomon

Michael E. Gellert, in honor of Stephen Stamas

Karin and Elliot Cattarulla, in honor of Elaine and Stephen Stamas

Sharon Robinson and Jaime Laredo, in memory of Martha Salomon

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Schrader, in memory of Martha Salomon

Estate of Jacob (Jack) Goldman

Benita Valente and Anthony P. Checchia, in memory of Martha Salomon

Rebecca A. Lee

Anne-Marie SoulliĂ¨re and Lindsey C.Y. Kiang

Judith and Richard Hurtig, in memory of Felix Galimir

Carol Colburn Grigor, in memory of Martha Salomon

Joan and James Leonard, in memory of Charles M. Gray

Meghan and Jacob Smith, in memory of Martha Salomon

Robert W. Jones

Lynda and Arthur H. Copeland

Margaret S. MacDonald, in memory of Shepard and Charlotte Stone

W. Gene Story

Johanna V. Kebabian

Rita Dalton

The Malkin Fund, in honor of Stephen Stamas

James K. Sunshine

Paige and Maximillian W. Kempner, Esq.

Col. Ruth Dewton, in memory of Hillard Elitzer, Hans Deutsch, and Joseph and Lily Dewton

Wendy and Philip Maneval

Ida Kavafian and Steve Tenenbom, in memory of David Soyer

William F. Lindgren, Ph.D.

Audrey Duane

Joseph Manogue

Helge Wehmeier

Susan and Kanti Rai, in memory of Irving Moskovitz

Edward Dworetzky

Barbara McGrew

Beatrice and Richard Wernick

William Roberts

Phyllis and H. Ellis Finger

Mary Patterson McPherson, in memory of Charles M. Gray

Wolfensohn Family, in memory of Martha Salomon

Umberto Saffiotti

Katherine Jacobson and Leon Fleisher, in memory of Martha Salomon

Adele Moskovitz, in memory of Irving Moskovitz

Kim Greenberg and Christopher Serkin

Hanna Gray, in memory of Martha Salomon

Eleanor Saunders and James Murray

Jean Spitzer

William Glover

National Treasury Employees Union Local Chapter 153, in memory of John Will

Garry Graffman

Dorothy and William Nerenberg

C A M PA I G N S P O N S O R S

Susan Holstrom and Bert Voorrips, in memory of Janet and David Soyer

Walter Pozen, in memory of David Soyer

Arlene and Alan Alda, in memory of Martha Salomon

Naomi and Gerhardt Katz

Jan Wohlberg and Morris Raker

Liliana and George Atanasiu

Ida Kavafian

Clara Taplin Rankin, in memory of Ninin Bloom

Lotte Bailyn

Eve and Kenneth Klothen

Mary and Steve Riskind, in memory of Martha Salomon

Robin and Milo Beach

Naomi Katz and Gerhardt Koch

Maria and Thomas Saffiotti

Leslie and Alan Beller

Nancy and Charles LaDue

June Schneider 45

SERKIN LEGACY SOCIET Y

Created in our 60th Season, the Serkin Legacy Society honors those friends who have invested in Marlboro through gift annuities or bequests, and also friends who have informed us that they have named Marlboro Music in their wills. Bequests play a key role in building our endowment and in ensuring that Marlboroâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s future will be as successful as its present and its past. We are grateful to each member of the Serkin Legacy Society.

Rudolf Serkin and friend.

Carolyn E. Agger

Ramona M. Cutting

John Hayward

William Lindgren

Frank & Martha Salomon

Edith B. Troyer

AndrĂŠ A. & Niussia Aisenstadt

Joseph A. Davenport, III, in memory of

Lois Hayward

William Lockeretz

Ruth Scott Seaton

Alice Tully

Liesa and Milton Allen

Lilliore Decker Morgan & Letitia

Hedrina G. Heinman

Walter Lowey

Christopher Serkin & Kimberly Greenberg

Marieluise Vogel

Alfredo Amman

Morgan Davenport

Eliot P. Hirshberg

Martha L. Lowenstein

Charlotte A. Shatkin

Ellen P. Wiese, for support of the

Herbert J. Ashe

David Decker

Martha Hitchens, in honor of

Marianne Luedeking

George Shumlin

Aisenstadt fund in honor of

Jane H. Bach

Elizabeth B. Doten

Gertrude H. Lynne

David & Janet Soyer

Dr. Walter J. Wiese

Michael Basta

Dr. Hildegard Durfee

Frederick Holborn

Philip & Wendy Maneval

Margaret R. Spanel

Jean E. Wilder

Willo Carey & Peter A. Benoliel

The Hon. Abe Fortas

Dorothy R. Holcomb

Joseph Mann

Jean Spitzer

John Will

Hildred Z. Bircher

Sidney M. Friedberg

Elinor W. Janeway

Eugene I. Mayer

Marion Sprauge

David White

Mildred B. Bliss

Felix Galimir

Leon Kirchner

Gjon Mili

Stephen Stamas

Gladys W. Winter

Jean Tennyson Boissevain

Henry E. Gerstley

Irving & Miriam Klothen

Irving Moskovitz

Julius Steiner

Arlee Woldar

Helen C. Bosson

Christine Gessler

Kenneth L. & Eve Klothen

Elizabeth Frothingham Moore

Marylen R.I. Sternweiler

Malcolm & Marjorie Wright

Marjorie Bragdon

Marin D. Gettry

Margot Konerding

Josephine Lee Murray, in honor of

Hella M. Street

Phyllis G. Young

Laura Brayton

Ernest Goldman

Florence Kopleff, in honor of

Barbara Swain

Carol Laise Bunker, in memory of

Frederick Goldman

Kate Netter

Frank E. Taplin, Jr.

Elizabeth Stevens Laise

Robert Lentz

Anthony Checchia & Frank Salomon

Marcel Moyse

Jacob (Jack) Goldman

Klaus Peter Kushel

Helen Walker Parsons

Gerald & Bernice Tell, in honor of

Anthony Checchia & Benita Valente

Johanna Graudan

Florence S. Lackner

Florence A. Putschar

Eileen Tate Cline

Lucy Gratwick

Florence D. Leach

Miriam T. Rudulph

Ruth E. Thomas

Judith & Isidore Cohen

Liesel Hamburger

Maria Luisa Lederer

Mary B. Russell

Harvey Traison, in honor of

Charles E. Crook

Roxanna Hammond

Owen and CiCi Lee

Edgar Salinger

Janet & David Soyer

Samuel & Ruth Traison 47

WE E XPRESS SINCERE THANKS TO:

National Endowment for the Arts for its Special Project support.

Dr. Günes¸ N. Eg˘e for her generosity in creating an Endowment Fund, dedicated to the

Don and Rebecca Snyder for their wonderful work in organizing Marlboro’s photographic

Marlboro Music is proud to be a part of Vermont Arts 2015, a year-long

memory of Ragip and Nezahet N. Eg˘e and Prof. Seyhan N. Eg˘e and to the inspiration of

archives, and for curating exhibits of this historic material in the concert hall lobby and

celebration highlighting the stunning array of arts events, concerts, festivals,

Rudolf Serkin, to underwrite Musicians From Marlboro tour concerts in Toronto.

elsewhere.

exhibits and openings across the state of Vermont.

Dr. Günes¸ N. Eg˘e, and H. Arnold and Blema Steinberg for creating an Endowment Fund

David W. White for his special assistance, hospitality and remarkable dedication to

Marlboro gratefully acknowledges a bequest this year from the estate of Denise Bacon.

to underwrite Musicians From Marlboro tour concerts in Montreal.

Marlboro, our musicians and our goals.

Steinway & Sons for providing outstanding pianos for our use each summer, and for their cooperation and assistance with our piano technicians. Ellen McCulloch-Lovell, President; Richard H. Saudek, Clerk and the other members of

The children of Eugene and Mary Bradley Meyer have established a special fund in their

the Board of Trustees; Dan Cotter, Director of Plant and Operations of Marlboro College;

For their help in endowing funds to underwrite our Musicians From Marlboro series at

Jim Crosson, Carol Faris, Lucy Gratwick, Freddie Hart, Bradford Kochel, Fred Lovitch,

parents’ honor, which is part of our Endowment and is known as “The Eugene and Mary

and the entire Marlboro College community for their kind cooperation, help and hospitality.

Carnegie Hall: Lester and Dinny Morse, Susan and Elihu Rose; and The Alexander

Guy Ostertag, Steven Riskind, June Schneider, Jane Southworth, Edith Thomas and

Bradley Meyer Participant Endowment Fellowships Fund, given by their children Ruth

Schneider Foundation and the many family members and friends of Martha Salomon

Herbert and Arlene Wartenberg for their kind volunteer help.

Meyer Guffee, Elizabeth Meyer, Bradley Meyer and Anne Meyer.”

The Canadian Friends of Marlboro Music for its generous continuing support.

for their gifts in her memory, creating the Martha Laredo Salomon Endowment Fund.

Carol Colburn Grigor for her generous gift to the 60th Anniversary Campaign enabling

Sylvia and Leonard Marx for underwriting the annual three-concert Musicians From

Marlboro to construct new housing for our senior musicians and their families, and for all

Marlboro series in Greenwich, Connecticut; and Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Andrews for

her guidance and help in overseeing this project.

supporting a tour concert in Baltimore in honor of Leon Fleisher.

Joan M. Soranno, John Cook and Daniel Avchen at HGA, architects; Kipp Rancourt at

Margaret and Maurice Griffel for their generous gift of a Steinway grand piano.

engineers; and Craig T. Miskovich and Michael Pollack, attorneys, for their outstanding

Andrea and Woodrow Leung for creating an Endowment Fund for our recording studio

Dr. Martina Sczesny and Dr. Robert Tortolani for their services as school physicians, and

photographic archives are invaluable in helping to create lasting memories of

work on our new senior housing project.

and recorded archives, and their help in enabling us to purchase new rehearsal chairs for

to the Community Health Plan/Brattleboro Health Center for providing health services to

each summer.

our participating artists.

the Marlboro Music community.

The late Florence Kopleff for her bequest creating a fund to assist young Marlboro

The following organizations for their matching gift support: Boeing Corporation,

singers, made in honor of Anthony P. Checchia and Frank Salomon.

ExxonMobil Foundation, GE Foundation, The Getty Foundation, IBM Corporation, Lone

Elizabeth Chickering, Allen Cohen, Dr. Günes¸ N. Eg˘e, Paula Forrest, Sylvia and Leonard Marx, and Michael Reingold for their help with the Musicians from Marlboro tours. Richard Griscom, head of the Otto E. Albrecht Music Library at the University of

Recognizing Our Photographers

Pennsylvania, and his colleagues for their kind continuing assistance in curating and

Special thanks to Pete Checchia, whose photos are used throughout this publication;

maintaining the Marlboro Music archives.

Allen Cohen for capturing the beauty of the Marlboro campus; and Woodrow Leung

Courtlan Construction, contractor; Martin L. Risley and Kevin D. Thatcher at CHA, site

for his photos of Rudolf Serkin and Felix Galimir. Their contributions to our

Susan and Kanti Rai for their support of a new hearing loop system in the concert hall, and to Paul Zinman and Shanahan Sound for their expertise. Mary Heller for her thoughtful loan of two fine violins.

Pine Capital, the Prudential Foundation, and the Packard Humanities Institute. Michael Basta for his generosity in creating the Carla Lynton Endowment Fellowship

Attorneys William H. Roberts and Michael Pollack, and the firm of Blank Rome LLP, for

Fund, and for all of his kind involvement and assistance.

outstanding pro bono legal assistance.

The late André A. Aisenstadt for establishing the “André A. and Niussia Aisenstadt Recording Fund,” and for his generous bequest providing support for the Marlboro

Lorne Fienberg for his generous pro bono legal assistance in obtaining visas for our participating musicians.

Endowment Fund. 49

ENGAGING EDUCATION FOR A CHANGING WORLD

A NOTE OF GR ATITUDE TO ELLEN Mc CULLOCH - LOVELL

Founded in 1946, Marlboro College is proud to be the site of the world-renowned Marlboro Music School and

Our Board, staff and musicians express congratulations and deep gratitude

Festival – an enduring partnership these past 65 years. The College and The Music School’s past and futures

to Ellen McCulloch-Lovell as she retires from her position as President of

are intertwined, but we have much more in common than a shared history and these beautiful surroundings.

Marlboro College. Ellen has been a warm and welcoming presence for our summer program throughout her eleven-year tenure at the College, nurturing and strengthening the close collegial relationship and strong human bonds between our institutions. Under her leadership, we have collaborated with

Both “Marlboros” believe in inspired teaching and learning that depends

Marlboro College also offers distinctive programs for lifelong learners

the College on new and improved housing and other facilities projects,

on motivation, discipline and an intimate partnership between teacher

seeking specialized skills for career enhancement: Marlboro’s Center for

and we have renewed and extended our lease.

and student. At the College, as at the Music School, serious learners work

Graduate and Professional Studies, located in downtown Brattleboro, offers

closely and collaboratively with those whose deep knowledge and broad

graduate degrees and certificates in teaching and management. Programs

We are grateful for Ellen’s love of music and her appreciation for our artists

experience sharpen the learners’ skills and inspires greater commitment to

blend small classes with dynamic online learning to help students balance

and our organization’s special qualities. It has been a pleasure to share our

their chosen community.

their work and life responsibilities.

performances and events with her and her husband, Chris Lovell, and other members of the College community.. We will miss Ellen but hope to see

Marlboro College is, by design, one of the smallest and most distinctive

On behalf of the Marlboro College community, I warmly welcome all of the

liberal arts colleges anywhere. The College prepares our students to be

musicians and audience members to enjoy the Music School and Festival’s

engaged citizens in a global society by:

“quality of time” at this very special place with a distinctive purpose.

her and Chris often in future summers. We send Ellen our warmest best wishes for the years ahead, and our sincere thanks for all she has done to foster a close and positive

• Setting high expectations • Developing critical thinking/creative problem-solving • Encouraging clear communication • Developing connections to the world • Practicing citizenship

relationship between the College and the Music School.

We hope that you, your family, and friends will return often. Kevin F. F. Quigley President, Marlboro College

Ellen McCulloch-Lovell and Philip Maneval.