Fifth Annual Holly Jolly Symphony Fête Program

PALM BEACH SYMPHONY FIFTH ANNUAL LUNCHEON

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2021 THE BEACH CLUB, PALM BEACH & LIVESTREAMED

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A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRS Dear Friends, It is with extreme pleasure that we welcome you back to our Fifth Annual Holly Jolly Symphony Fête.

Although we could not gather in person last year, your support was a strong presence in our community. Last season, Palm Beach Symphony donated more than 65 instruments, valued at more than $96,000, to deserving students. Nearly 5,000 students participated in virtual field trips to experience our inspiring educational concert One Small Step and musicians provided more than 400 hours of classroom instruction.

Your vital support helps provide the resources our students and teachers need. We look forward to joining you in applauding today’s announcement of the Symphony’s 2021 Instrumental Music Teacher of the Year.

It has been a privilege to work with our honorary chairs Virginia and John Gildea, vice-chairs Karen and Ken Rogers, and auction chair Marietta Muiña McNulty. The success of this event is also due to the hard work and dedication of the Palm Beach Symphony Ladies Guild, the Host Committee, and the Music Men. While it is heartwarming to see you all again, we are deeply saddened that Palm Beach Symphony’s late president Dale Archer McNulty is not with us. His leadership transformed the Symphony in so many ways yet, today, we recall the relish with which he served as narrator to delightfully bring to life the characters and story of the Children’s Concert Series which has been renamed the Dale A. McNulty Children’s Concert Series in his honor.

We wish to thank the student singing groups and orchestra musicians with us today as well as express our sincere appreciation to CEO David McClymont and his staff who make these events such a success.

Since its debut, the Holly Jolly Symphony Fête luncheon has been the driving force behind our community outreach and music education programs. We are incredibly grateful for your generous support.

Please enjoy today and have a happy holiday season.

Amy and John Collins Chairs

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SEASON 48 EDUCATION & OUTREACH

To date this season, Palm Beach Symphony already has: • Presented 3 winners of the Mary Hilem Taylor Music Scholarship Competition a total of $25,000 • Presented a family concert and virtual field trip of the children’s concert production Eudora’s Fable: The Shoe Bird to over 4,500 students in Palm Beach County • Invited elementary and middle school students to participate in Literacy Workshops as part of The Shoe Bird project in partnership with the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County • Invited elementary and middle school students to participate in The Shoe Bird Music Workshops led by Symphony music teaching artists • Engaged seven school groups to perform at Rosemary Square as part of their Music Mondays during the holiday season • Engaged five school groups for a lobby performance prior to the Symphony’s Masterworks concerts at Kravis

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• Donated over 25 instruments/equipment to music programs and students in need • Presented a chamber music performance in collaboration with the West Palm Beach Library Foundation • Presented a chamber music feature performance conducted by Gerard Schwarz in collaboration with Related Companies at their new building, 360 Rosemary • Formed collaboration with local artists from Zero Empty Spaces for Musical Masterpieces project - online auction of artworks made from unusable musical instruments • Began the first of three Saturdays at Rosemary Square lawn performances in partnership with Related Companies • Began the first of three Sunday Brunch performances at the Hilton WPB in partnership with Related Companies

A MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Dear Friends of Palm Beach Symphony, Gathering with friends is one of the great pleasures of the holiday season and I am delighted to see you again after nearly two years at today’s Fifth Annual Holly Jolly Symphony Fête.

Since we last met, Palm Beach Symphony was honored with the 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County for our education and outreach programs that have reached more than 56,000 K-12 students in recent years.

For the first time in our history, we expanded our programs this year to assist young artists ages 18-24 with the launch of the annual Mary Hilem Taylor Music Scholarship Competition.

I hope you will be able to meet the finalists and the winners of the upcoming Lisa Bruna B-Major Award at the “20th Anniversary Annual Gala: A Musical Journey honoring Palm Beach Symphony’s late president Dale Archer McNulty,” on February 21 at The Breakers Palm Beach.

Our ability to provide these programs is due, in large measure, to your ongoing support and attendance at today’s event, which is itself, a tribute to the vision and dedication of the Palm Beach Symphony Ladies Guild, the Host Committee, and the Music Men under the inspiring leadership of our chairs Amy and John Collins, honorary chairs Virginia and John Gildea, vice-chairs Karen and Ken Rogers, and auction chair Marietta Muiña McNulty.

I would also like to acknowledge the generous support for our educational programs from The Paul and Sandra Goldner Conservatory of Music, Lois Pope, the Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation, The McNulty Charitable Foundation, James R. Borynack and Adolfo Zaralegui/ Findlay Galleries, and Mr. William Robertson.

When at the podium, our acclaimed Music Director Gerard Schwarz unites the musicians into what is now recognized as one of our country’s leading orchestras. Similarly, by joining together in your support you are creating a national model for community involvement while enriching the lives of countless children.

Thank you for joining us today and please enjoy the festivities.

Sincerely,

David McClymont Chief Executive Officer

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2021 HOLLY JOLLY HOST COMMITTEE HONORARY CHAIRS Virginia and John Gildea

CHAIRS

Amy and John Collins

VICE-CHAIRS

Karen and Kenneth Rogers

AUCTION CHAIR

Marietta Muiña McNulty

HOST COMMITTEE

Mrs. James N. Bay Elizabeth M. Bowden Sheryne Brekus Trudy B. Brekus Sophia H. Burnichon Nannette Cassidy Amy Collins Julie Dahlstrom Mary Demory Margaret C. Donnelley Pat D’Orazio Lurana Figueroa Virginia Gildea Sandra Goldner Arlette Gordon Carol S. Hays Joy Jalaeikhoo Ann Johnson Helene Karp Linda Fellner Lachman Marilyn Macron Marietta Muiña McNulty Dawn Galvin Meiners Jacqui Michel Sally Ohrstrom Xiomara Ordoñez Katherine Pinard Ruby S. Rinker Karen Rogers Mary Lynn Rogers Lana Rouff Gudrun Sawerthal Mary Thompson Tricia Trimble Carl Vasile Sieglinde Wikstrom Judy Woods Heather McNulty Wyser-Pratte

2021 MUSIC MEN Todd Barron Arthur Benjamin Thomas P. Boland James Borynack Thomas Bruce Guy Clark John Collins Thomas D’Agostino, Jr. Todd Dahlstrom Paul DeJong Willard Demory Scott Diament Anthony DiResta Jose Figueroa John Gildea Paul Goldner Michael Gottsegen Peter Gottsegen Charles Gradante Joseph Andrew Hays John Herrick Allan A. Kennedy Taniel Koushakjian Gary Lachman Stephen LaForte Terrance Mason David McClymont Charles Miller Harrison Morgan Tyler Moynihan Ellis J. Parker Juan M. Pretel Burton Rocks Lawrence Rocks Kenneth R. Rogers Larry Rouff William Schneider Gerard Schwarz Manley H. Thaler Donald V. Thompson Tom Trimble James Verrant Krystian von Speidel James A. Woods Adolfo Zaralegui Jay Zeager

PALM BEACH SYMPHONY FIFTH ANNUAL LUNCHEON

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2021 THE BEACH CLUB, PALM BEACH

Menu

FIRST COURSE Wild Mushroom Soup with Sherry and Sour Cream ENTRÉE Loxahatchee Chicken Boneless Breast of Chicken Stuffed with Loxahatchee Farms Goat Cheese Spinach and Oven Cured Tomatoes, Basil Emulsion, Orzo Risotto DESSERT Chocolate Flourless Cake Fresh Raspberry and Whipped Cream Freshly Brewed Regular and Decaffeinated Coffee Selection of Herbal Teas EXECUTIVE CHEF: MATTHEW SOBON PASTRY CHEF: JUAN CARLOS ANDUJAR

LIZ QUIRANTES MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES

Liz Quirantes is an Emmy award-winning journalist. She anchors the 5, 5:30, 6 and 11 pm newscasts for CBS 12, and is very active in the community. Supporting children’s causes is something Liz is passionate about. Every Tuesday Liz features a foster child up for adoption in her “Forever Family,” segment. Those reports have generated hundreds of calls and resulted in many adoptions.

Her passion for children is why she served on the board of directors for ChildNet, which manages the child welfare system in Broward and Palm Beach counties and protects abused, abandoned and neglected children.

Liz also serves on the Advisory Board for AVDA, which promotes violence-free relationships and social change by offering alternative choices to end violence and domestic abuse. She previously served on the board of directors.

A graduate of the University of Miami, she holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Broadcast Journalism and a Master’s Degree in Telecommunication. Liz and her husband Craig are the proud parents of son Casey and daughter Emma. Liz joined CBS 12 in 1991.

PROGRAM COCKTAIL RECEPTION & SILENT AUCTION LUNCHEON Welcome Liz Quirantes Mistress of Ceremonies, CBS 12 News Anchor Opening Remarks David McClymont Chief Executive Officer, Palm Beach Symphony Music Performance Palm Beach Symphony Brass Quintet Impact You Can Hear Gerard Schwarz Music Director, Palm Beach Symphony Presentation of Donated Instruments Award Presentation: 2021 Palm Beach Symphony Instrumental Music Teacher of the Year Gift Presentation Closing Remarks Liz Quirantes Mistress of Ceremonies, CBS 12 News Anchor

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LADIES GUILD The Palm Beach Symphony Ladies Guild was formed to assist the Board of Directors in developing ideas related to Symphony programs and membership. As ambassadors of the Symphony, Ladies Guild members are “friend-raisers” who share their enthusiasm for the organization and work together to invite and encourage membership.

Mrs. James N. Bay

Elizabeth M. Bowden+*

Trudy B. Brekus*

Sheryne Brekus

Sophia H. Burnichon

Nannette Cassidy

Amy Collins

Julie Dahlstrom

Mary Demory

Margaret C. Donnelley

Virginia Gildea

Sandra Goldner+*

Arlette Gordon+

Carol S. Hays

Ann Johnson*

Helene Karp*

Linda Fellner Lachman

Marilyn Macron

Marietta Muiña McNulty+

Dawn Galvin Meiners*

Jacqui Michel

Sally Ohrstrom+

Karen Rogers

Mary Thompson

Tricia Trimble

Sieglinde Wikstrom+

Judy Woods

Heather McNulty Wyser-Pratte+

+Founding Member *Honorary Member

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CAPEHART PHOTOGRAPHY

In Memoriam

Amy Collins, Elizabeth L. Norton, Anne Sauber

ELIZABETH L. NORTON November 1, 1938-February 13, 2020

SPONSORS AND UNDERWRITERS Palm Beach Symphony extends sincere appreciation to the following generous sponsors and underwriters who have helped make our Fifth Annual Holly Jolly Symphony Fête a great success!

PRESENTING SPONSOR James R. Borynack and Adolfo Zaralegui/Findlay Galleries, Inc. PRINCIPAL SPONSOR Amy and John Collins Janet and Mark S. Levy Charitable Fund Lugano Diamonds & Jewelry Inc. Felicia Taylor/The Mary Hilem Taylor Foundation Sieglinde Wikstrom Judy and Pat Woods/Ann Eden Woodward Foundation ORCHESTRA MUSICIAN SPONSOR Lois Pope PNC Wealth Management MUSICAL CHAIRS SPONSOR C. Gordon Beck Arlette Gordon Paul and Sandra Goldner Jerome Jacalone Mary Bryant McCourt UNDERWRITERS Décor Palm Beach Design Masters Wines Manny and Sophia Burnichon/Private Cask Imports Inc. Centerpieces Palm Beach Design Masters Private Cask Imports Inc. Photography Lurana and Jose Figueroa Musical Instrument Contributions Sheryne and Richard Brekus Trudy Brekus Charles Gradante Charles B. and Ann Johnson Helene Karp Thomas and Ling Patnaude Katherine and Steven Pinard Karen Restaino Dr. Philip Robinson Mary Lynn Rogers Dr. William and Nancy Schneider Carol and Jerome Trautschold Tricia and Tom Trimble

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ATTENDANCE OF STUDENTS AND EDUCATORS Amy and John Collins Lurana and Jose Figueroa Virginia and John Gildea Felicia Taylor/The Mary Hilem Taylor Foundation TABLE SPONSORS Mrs. James N. Bay Amy and John Collins Lurana and Jose Figueroa Friends of Mercedes Cassidy Peter Gottsegen Carol and Andrew Hays Gary and Linda Lachman Patricia Lambrecht Sally Ohrstrom Virginia Pellicci Sarah Pietrafesa GIFTS FROM $10,000 TO $19,999 Anne E. and David R. Sauber GIFTS FROM $2,500 TO $4,999 Mrs. James N. Bay Amy and John Collins Lurana and Jose Figueroa Virginia and John Gildea Peter Gottsegen Carol and Andrew Hays Gary and Linda Lachman Patricia Lambrecht Marietta Muiña McNulty Sally Ohrstrom Sarah Pietrafesa GIFTS FROM $1,000 TO $2,499 Gillian S. Fuller Fox Rothschild LLP Virginia and John Gildea

GIFTS FROM $50 TO $999 Trudy B. Brekus Jayne Chase Lenir Drake Dr. Arturo K. Guiloff Allan A. Kennedy Maria Mamlouk David and Ellen Paulson Lynn Pohanka Michele Schimmel The Yaseen Family Foundation SUPPORTERS Auction Ladies Capehart Photography IndieHouse Films Pierson Grant PR

THE PALM BEACH SYMPHONY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING PARTNERSHIPS:

PHOTOS PROVIDED BY: CAPEHART PHOTOGRAPHY, ESTEBAN PARCHUC, INDIEHOUSE FILMS AND PALM BEACH SYMPHONY

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Special thanks to the following individuals who have made a difference by putting musical instruments into the hands of deserving students.

The generosity of these donors will go a long way in helping underserved students and school music programs build a foundation for music appreciation. We are grateful for their ongoing support and for bringing life to idle instruments by allowing these dedicated students to make them sing again!

All County Music Emily Batts Jeff and Vicki Beiter Leslie Rogers Blum Thomas Boland Dr. Elizabeth Bowden Kevin Bradley Sheryne and Richard Brekus Trudy Brekus Tom and Carol Bruce Maru Bryan Rosa Carrerio Nannette Cassidy Catholic Charities Guy Clark Andrew Clow Amy and John Collins David Collins Deon Curtis Pat D’Orazio Todd Dahlstrom Shoshana Davidowitz Will and Mary Demory Marcella A. Demuth Danielle Dudinsky Shana Feuer Jose and Lurana Figueroa

Mrs. Selene Fishkin Scott Gartner Virginia and John Gildea Karen Goldklank Andre Golino Charles Gradante Maureen Greene Angelina Guadagna Henry Guignet Caryle and Ira Gulker Alyn Hansen Carol and Andrew Hays Trudy Hersey Barbara Hoggard Joanna and Joseph Jiampietro Charles B. and Ann Johnson Helene C. Karp Arvo Katajisto Elaine Kay Marc Kruger Bernice Krupp Lake Worth Christian School Rosaline (Roz) Lewy Ron and Cathy Long Barbara R. Manning Lauri Mari

Sarah McCaffry Dale McNulty Marietta and Dale McNulty Dan and Cherie Miles Chafin Music Music Man Jamie Nanime Alfredo Oliva Deborah Packer Lorrie Pafekoff Lesley Page Ling and Thomas Patnaude Stephanie Pew Christine Picklo and Alan Schwarz Sarah Pietrafesa Ross Pilari Katherine and Steven Pinard Nick Price family Jane and Miko Puro Yolanda Quintero Liz Quirantes Joe Quirk Philip M. Reagan Joseph Renza Karen Restaino

Ari Rifkin Ruby Rinker Dr. Philip Robinson Mary Lynn Rogers Karen Rogner Caroline Rust Dr. William and Nancy Schneider Barbara Shafer Stacey Silver Mary Simses Paul Sneden Miriam and Joseph Steinberg Steve Weiss Music Elizabeth Stevens Alice and Theodore Tarone Felicia Taylor Dyanne Connelly Tosi Carol and Jerome Trautschold Tricia and Tom Trimble Laurie Weaver David Wood Sheryl Wood

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A very special thank-you to the Paul and Sandra Goldner Conservatory of Music and the Young Friends of Palm Beach Symphony for supporting Palm Beach Symphony’s award-winning music education program.

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTERS Mike Burke 27th Superintendent of the A-rated School District of Palm Beach County Edward Tierney Deputy Superintendent and Chief of Schools, School District of Palm Beach County Keith Oswald Chief of Equity and Wellness, School District of Palm Beach County Diana Snider, Ed.D. Executive Manager, Teaching & Learning School District of Palm Beach County Samika Satterthwaite K-12 Arts Education Specialist, Department of K-12 Curriculum, School District of Palm Beach County

OUTSTANDING SCHOOLS RECIPIENTS FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Lake Worth Community High School Palm Beach Gardens High School The King’s Academy Palm Springs Community Middle School SPECIAL PERFORMANCES BY STUDENT ENSEMBLES The King’s Academy Honor Choir Lake Worth Community High School Woodwind Quartet FEATURE PERFORMANCE BY PALM BEACH SYMPHONY BRASS QUINTET Kevin Karabel, trumpet Bobby Gallagher, trumpet Stan Spinola, French horn Salvador Saez, trombone Kevin Ildefonso, tuba

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PAUL & SANDRA GOLDNER CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

Each season our music education initiatives are expanded upon to reach more students in Palm Beach County, and in the last five years, our efforts have impacted more than 50,000 students. These programs continuously evolve to deepen and extend student learning opportunities with multiple interactions that enhance learning and reinforce academic and arts concepts.

Coaching Sessions and Residencies Student musicians learn technique, tone, posture, and proper instrument position in small group settings with professional Palm Beach Symphony instrument instructors.

Instrument Donations and Lisa Bruna B-Major Award One to three talented student musicians will be honored with the annual Lisa Bruna B-Major Award and receive an advanced level instrument after working with the Symphony to identify, test, and select the one with which to study and launch a career. In addition, we provide the donations of orchestral instruments we receive to underserved children or school music programs.

Lecture Demonstrations and In-School Concerts Presented in a variety of small ensemble combinations, Symphony musicians perform selected works, discuss the music, the instrument, the composer, and their backgrounds and professional careers. The in-school concerts, a highly sought-after program, provide students with the opportunity to ask questions and speak with musicians in an intimate and more personal setting. The program is offered directly to school sites, or as a virtual option, free of charge to Title 1 middle and high schools.

Instrumental Music Teacher of the Year We pay tribute to one special band or orchestra K-12 music teacher in Palm Beach County as the Instrumental Music Teacher of the Year with an award that includes coaching sessions by Palm Beach Symphony musicians, a classroom visit by Music Director Gerard Schwarz, Symphony concert tickets for the winner’s classes, and a basket-full of personal indulgences.

Mary Hilem Taylor Music Scholarship Competition The Taylor Competition offers scholarships to students of strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion who are between 18-24 years of age and reside or are enrolled at an educational institution in the tri-county South Florida area. In this inaugural year, the Competition will present cash prizes to three winners who are musicians of woodwind instruments. This competition is made possible through a generous donor, Felicia Taylor, in honor of her mother, Mary Hilem Taylor, who was part of an entire family that played orchestral instruments.

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In Memoriam Dale Archer McNulty (1941-2021) Dale Archer McNulty served as the President of Palm

Beach Symphony’s Board of Directors from 2008 until his death earlier this year. Following his nearly 40-year career as a member of the New York Stock Exchange, Dale provided passionate and expert leadership that was vital in transitioning the Symphony into the world-class orchestra it is today.

When Dale joined the Board, the Symphony presented concerts with less than half the musicians seen on our stage this season. Concerts were held at various intimate venues and, due to Dale’s guidance and support, the Symphony performs this entire season at the Kravis Center. As part of Dale’s ardent commitment to excellence, the internationally acclaimed musician and composer Gerard Schwarz joined us as our Music Director in 2019 and he continues to elevate and dramatically transform the Symphony into one of the nation’s top regional orchestras.

As the narrator of the Children’s Concert Series productions of Peter and the Wolf and Carnival of the Animals, Dale loved being a part of the show, bringing life to the characters and story through his compelling and friendly voice. During his tenure, the Symphony created education and community outreach programs that have reached more than 56,000 students in recent years and resulted in the Symphony’s recognition by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County with the 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement.

Dale and his wife, Marietta, were tremendously generous to the Symphony as well as being actively involved in supporting numerous charities throughout the area. The Symphony will recall and celebrate his contributions throughout this season. In his honor, our family concerts have been renamed the Dale A. McNulty Children’s Concert Series and students this season are enjoying Eudora’s Fable: The Shoe Bird, an adaptation by Samuel Jones of Pulitzer Prize winner Eudora Welty’s only children’s book. In addition, we will dedicate the opening concert of the season to Dale, who rarely missed a concert.

During his lifetime, Dale donated many instruments to the Symphony to provide to underserved children. Marietta will once again be actively involved as students and music programs in public schools receive instruments this holiday season at the Fifth Annual Holly Jolly Symphony Fête. We have entitled our February 21, 2022 social event at The Breakers, the “20th Anniversary Annual Gala: A Musical Journey honoring Palm Beach Symphony’s late president Dale Archer McNulty,” when we will again raise a glass in his honor.

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Dale A. McNulty Children’s Concert Series Eudora’s Fable: The Shoe Bird Virtual Field Trips and Workshops

The magic of Palm Beach Symphony’s educational presentations continues with a musical fable with music and lyrics written by ASCAP winning composer Samuel Jones. Based on the book by Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Eudora Welty, the story is similar to one of Aesop’s fables which contains a moral or lesson.

While describing the many birds of the story, the music introduces and expands children’s knowledge of orchestral instruments. With a 2008 Grammy Award nomination for “Best Musical Album for Children,” our production features Young Singers of the Palm Beaches, Emmy Award Winning narrator Charlie Adler, visual artist Ed McGowin creating bigger than life sized art projections, and Palm Beach Symphony Orchestra led by our Music Director Gerard Schwarz. As part of the project and with our partnership with the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County, literacy workshops focused on proverbs and idiomatic expressions related to birds will be offered to students, while Symphony music teaching artists provide music workshops that explore rhythm, timbre, and musical phrases.

Eudora’s Fable: The Shoe Bird

Young Singers of the Palm Beaches; Gerard Schwarz, Conductor; Charlie Adler, Narrator; Ed McGowin, Visual Artist Sunday, October 24, Eissey Campus Theater of Palm Beach State College November 1 - 30, Kravis Center Classroom Connection Virtual Field Trip Filmed for a national audience by multiple Emmy Award-winning director, Habib Azar.

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Children’s Concert Series One Small Step Virtual Field Trips and Workshops

Our successful production of One Small Step returns for another year as a virtual field trip for students this spring. A celebration of the first lunar landing by integrating music, dance, science and history into an inspiring program, the production features works by Aaron Copland, John Williams and Joan Tower. Conducted by Maestro Gerard Schwarz and with special script narrated by Brenda Alford, the production is offered to all students in grades K-12 in February and March 2022 with targeted science and music workshops for students in grades 3-5.

Invest in the arts, our community, and future generations of classical musicians.

Your contribution will help enhance and increase arts education in Palm Beach County public schools. Help the Palm Beach Symphony share the gift of music.

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Gerard Schwarz, Conductor Brenda Alford, Narrator Demetrius Klein Dance Company, choreography February - March 2022 Virtual Field Trips for K-12 Students Sign Up: www.palmbeachsymphony.org/education/one-small-step Palm Beach Symphony’s educational outreach programs are sponsored in part by generous donations and grants from The Paul and Sandra Goldner Conservatory of Music, The Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation, Publix Charities and the School District of Palm Beach County.

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Palm Beach Symphony provides impactful outreach programs that allow us to reach beyond our concert venue to engage members of the community. Our community outreach events serve as the cornerstone of our efforts to reach Palm Beach County’s broad and diverse community which together with our educational initiatives enabled us to be recognized by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County with a 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement.

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community, children and adults, to turn unusable donated instruments into works of art. We partner with Organizations that hold art classes, then donate the completed musical masterpiece instruments. This season, Palm Beach Symphony partnered with more than two dozen local artists from Zero Empty Spaces Working Art Studio on a joint fundraising online auction project. These extraordinary artists took unusable instruments to create imaginative and inspiring works of art that were on exhibition and auctioned to benefit both non-profit organizations.

The mission of the Randolph A. Frank Prize for the Performing Arts is to recognize and reward individual performing artists and dedicated educators who enrich the quality of the performing arts in Palm Beach County, Florida.

Chamber Chats Palm Beach Symphony presents lively chamber music concerts enhanced by enlightening narration by local musicians, historians, and scholars. These informative and engaging chamber music programs provide both entertainment and learning experiences for audiences of all ages.

Middle-Bridge Trio The Middle Bridge Trio combines the worlds of European classical string playing and American fiddle music to create an intoxicating blend of concert hall and barn dance.

Musical Masterpieces Through our musical masterpieces project, we work with diverse populations all over the

Music Mondays at Rosemary Square and More!

In a unique partnership with Related Companies, Palm Beach Symphony will present student groups in the community performing in Rosemary Square each Monday starting November 15 through December 27. This partnership will also feature varied musical events during the season, including musician ensembles of Palm Beach Symphony performing on select Saturdays on the Rosemary Square Lawn as well as at the Hilton on selected Sundays for brunch.

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PAUL & SANDRA are proud to support the Goldner Conservatory of Music, bringing music to our children.

Our congratulations and thanks for the wonderful efforts of the Symphony staff.

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2022, 10:30 AM COHEN PAVILION THE KRAVIS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS HONORARY CHAIRS Amy and John Collins

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Celebrate the season with fine food, camaraderie, glorious music, and an extensive silent auction.

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Congratulations to our new Chair of Palm Beach Symphony’s Board of Directors!

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We are honored to support Palm Beach Symphony and their commitment to world-class music and music education. We also applaud the Symphony’s amazing musicians and dedicated staff.

Congratulations to the Palm Beach Symphony Ladies Guild and the Holly Jolly Host Committee for their tireless work and extraordinary efforts.

A special thank you as well, to Marietta Muiña McNulty for her dedication and vision.

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Concert Information: • Romantic Rachmaninoff January 10, 2022 • Beethoven & Mahler March 7, 2022 • Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony April 10, 2022

Planned Giving Leave A Musical Legacy Palm Beach Symphony is deeply grateful to those who remember us through bequests or planned gifts. There are many ways to make a planned gift to the Symphony. Depending on your age, your income and assets, and your vision of giving, you may wish to consider: • Beneficiary Designations under Retirement Plan Assets

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Your planned gift will help ensure the Symphony’s bright future by: • Keeping classical music thriving by supporting our world-class musicians and critically acclaimed conductor.

• Building a cultural community by helping us make classical music accessible to all through free outreach events.

• Allowing thousands of local students to be instructed and inspired by our concerts and education programs.

The Dora Bak Society

The Dora Bak Society recognizes the dedication and generosity of music patrons who choose to include Palm Beach Symphony in their bequests or other long-range charitable giving plans.

The Society offers a wonderful way to help sustain the Symphony’s mission for generations to come. Dora Bak Society members are acknowledged in a variety of ways, including presence on all printed donor lists and other naming opportunities that will carry the donor’s name into perpetuity.

Contact Us

When you’re ready to learn more about bequest opportunities that benefit the Palm Beach Symphony, please contact David McClymont at 561-655-2657.

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Members of the Impresario Society play a leading role in Palm Beach Symphony’s efforts to deliver spirited Masterworks concerts with the finest musicians in South Florida and distinguished world-class guest artists.

As part of the Impresario Society, members enjoy our most world-class benefits, including: • Exclusive VIP events like an intimate dinner with a guest artist • One-of-a-kind keepsake signed by a guest artist • Backstage pass for you after a concert • Exquisite post-concert dining experiences • Recognition • … and much more Memberships are offered at a variety of levels starting at $15,000 and include a variety of benefits that can be tailored to your needs. If you are interested in becoming an Impresario member, contact CEO David McClymont at (561) 655-2657 or visit palmbeachsymphony.org/impresario.

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We are grateful to the inaugural year of Impresario Society members for their generous support in underwriting the concerts, guest artists, conductor, and orchestra chairs.

Grand Impresarios

Peter M. Gottsegen Gary and Linda Lachman/The Lachman Family Foundation Patrick and Milly Park Felicia Taylor/The Mary Hilem Taylor Foundation

Associate Impresarios

Charles and Ann Johnson/The C and A Johnson Family Foundation Patricia Lambrecht Dodie and Manley Thaler and the Thaler Howell Foundation

Contributing Impresarios David and Eunice Bigelow Lois Pope

Assistant Impresarios Leslie Rogers Blum Karen and Kenneth Rogers

We are happy to support today’s Holly Jolly Symphony Fête.

Wishing Amy and John Collins, Karen and Ken Rogers, Virginia and John Gildea, and Marietta Muiña McNulty the best of luck for the Fifth Annual holiday luncheon!

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Congratulations for this remarkably successful Holly Jolly Symphony Fête.

Kudos to Palm Beach Symphony. You inspire many children and educators in our community with your successful event. May you achieve numerous ones.

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Happy Holidays!

Congratulations to Holly Jolly Host Committee, our chairs Amy and John Collins, and Ladies Guild chair Marietta Muiña McNulty for your deep passion, commitment, and dedicated efforts.

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Music is an international language that speaks to us all and deserves our continued support. Congratulations on our 5th Holly Jolly Symphony Fête for its remarkable achievements. Let’s help the Palm Beach Symphony continue to break their records!

My best wishes to you all, MARY BRYANT MCCOURT

Special thanks to our wonderful friends VIRGINIA AND JOHN GILDEA For being a huge part of the success of Holly Jolly Symphony Fête.

Congratulations to Palm Beach Symphony on a great achievement.

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We salute the incredible musicians, staff, and Ladies Guild for their commitment to enhancing the musical lives of us all.

Congratulations to Amy and John Collins, Karen and Ken Rogers, Marietta Muiña McNulty, the Ladies Guild and Host Committee.

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