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The Austin Symphony: 10, 74, 75, 76, 78, 80 ZACH Theatre: 12, 82, 83, 84, 86, 88

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MASTERWORKS & POPS 2016–17 REMAINING PERFORMANCES

PETER BAY, music director MAR 24/25 “Mahler in March” Peter Bay, conductor MAHLER Symphony No. 6 in A Minor, Tragic APR 7/8

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Gloria Quinlan, speaker Stephen Girko, clarinet COPLAND Lincoln Portrait CORIGLIANO Music from the Edge (first concert performance) COPLAND Clarinet Concerto DVORˇÁK Symphony No. 8 in G Major, Op. 88 Masterworks Season Finale!

Gabriela Montero, piano RACHMANINOFF-RESPIGHI Cinq Études-tableaux RACHMANINOFF Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18 RESPIGHI Feste Romane Fascinating Gershwin™ with Joseph Joubert, piano Marvel at the extraordinary showmanship of pianist Joseph Joubert and Broadway voices Alicia Hall Moran and Destan Owens as they bring George Gershwin’s catalogue to life. Come hear your Austin Symphony and company perform some of Gershwin’s most memorable melodies, such as, “Fascinating Rhythm,” “I Got Rhythm,” “S’Wonderful,” Download the app: “Summertime,” and more. Help us conclude our 106th season with these two magnificent performances.

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DARDEN SMITH Darden Smith is a singer-songwriter based in Austin whose thirty-year career redefines what it means to be a musician. In addition to fifteen critically acclaimed albums, Smith continues to break new ground using the craft of songwriting in education, entrepreneurship, and in service to others. He is the founder and creative director of SongwritingWith:Soldiers, a nonprofit that pairs award-winning songwriters with veterans and service members in retreat settings to craft songs about combat and the return home.

Smith began writing songs the age of ten, and has been recording since 1986. His music remains rooted in the songwriting traditions of his home state of Texas, while reflecting influences of rock, folk, and Americana rhythms and melodies. Described by All Music Guide as “a singer-songwriter blessed with an uncommon degree of intelligence, depth, and compassion,” Smith continues to write songs and tour across the U.S. and Europe. His latest album, Everything, released on Compass Records, features musicians Roscoe Beck (bass), JJ Johnson (drums), Charlie Sexton (guitars), Michael Ramos (keyboards) and David Mansfield (mandolin, pedal steel and strings), with vocal help from James House, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Bonnie Bishop, and Kelly Willis. Recorded in Austin during August 2016, the collection features songs written by Smith and with collaborators House, Radney Foster, Matraca Berg, Bruce Robison, and Jay Clementi.

About Everything, songwriter Mary Gauthier says, “Darden Smith has made a beautiful new record, filled with hope and love and heartfelt tenderness. These songs are medicine for a world gone wrong. Give a listen, let them wash over you, receive the balm. This music is magic, and who doesn’t need a little magic right now?”

Smith’s career evolved in unexpected directions when he began to explore the

creative potential in what he calls “writing songs with people that don’t write songs.” He founded The Be An Artist Program in 2001, encouraging students in the US and Europe to discover their own creativity and passions. After a decade spent tapping the transformational possibilities of collaborative songwriting in a range of contexts—from homeless youth at Covenant House to HIV-affected villagers in South Africa and Botswana—Smith founded SongwritingWith:Soldiers in 2012.

The collaborative songwriting process at the heart of SongwritingWith:Soldiers offers veterans “a creative means to cathartic healing” (Anne Marie Dougherty, Executive Director of the Bob Woodruff Foundation). To date, the program has held more than thirty events at locations in Texas, New York, New Jersey, California, Maryland, Florida, Colorado and Virginia, and has expanded to include retreats for military families, military couples and student veterans. The music created during retreats and one-day workshops is shared online and through social media and concerts to raise awareness and help bridge the divide between military and civilian communities.

Smith served as Artist-In-Residence at Oklahoma State University’s Institute for Creativity and Innovation and the Riata School of Entrepreneurship (2011–2013), exploring the connections between art and business thinking with students and faculty. He leads songwriting workshops in the US and the UK, and works with major companies in key areas (conflict resolution, team building, innovative thinking) using songwriting to inspire creativity and collaboration within the traditional work environment. Smith has delivered keynote speeches, contributes to Huffington Post’s Arts & Culture Blog, and has recently completed a book manuscript called The Trick: Surviving a Life in Creativity.

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PETER CETERA APRIL 27, 2017

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PETER CETERA “Grammy Award” winning singer/songwriter, Peter Cetera has had two distinct musical careers.

From 1968 thru 1986 Peter was the singer, songwriter, and bass player for the legendary rock group “Chicago”. In his time with the group, they recorded 18 of the most memorable albums of a generation, including such hits as “If You Leave Me Now”, “Hard to Say I’m Sorry”, “Baby What a Big Surprise”, “You’re the Inspiration”, “Stay the Night”, “Love Me Tomorrow”, “Happy Man”, “Feeling Stronger Every Day” and “Along Comes a Woman”.

A solo artist since 1986, Peter has recorded 10 time-honored CD’s including his #1 hits, the Academy Award nominated song “The Glory of Love” from the hit movie “The Karate Kid II”, “The Next Time I Fall” with Amy Grant, “Feels Like Heaven” with Chaka Kahn”, “After All” with Cher from the motion picture “Chances Are”, “No Explanation” from the mega hit film, “Pretty Woman” and the unforgettable “Restless Heart”.

Today, Peter has been appearing with his 5-piece unplugged group to audiences around the world, performing both his acclaimed “Symphony Tour” and a smaller venue “String Quartet” version of the show.

Recently, Peter has announced that “for the first time in 15 years” he has reformed his classic “7 Piece Electric Band”, adding another exciting performance format to the music that continues to touch the lives of so many people.

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ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO APRIL 29, 2017

PETER BUCK SCOTT MCCAUGHEY KURT BLOCH JOHN MOEN SPECIAL GUEST: THE MINUS 5 WITH

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ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO Renowned songwriter, singer, true believer, Alejandro Escovedo delivered Burn Something Beautiful on October 28th, 2016 via Fantasy Records. The new album, Escovedo’s first solo endeavor since 2012’s highly acclaimed Big Station, is in actuality, a highly collaborative affair. Teaming with Peter Buck (R.E.M.) and Scott McCaughey (The Minus 5) to co-write the album’s songs, Escovedo also enlisted the pair to act as the project’s producers.

Escovedo and company take some mighty big swings here. At once a celebration of the rock and roll life, a contemplation on mortality, and the healing power of love, Burn Something Beautiful connects repeatedly with Escovedo’s soulful heart and voice at its core.

Recorded in April at Portland’s Type Foundry studio, the project coalesced with the help of an esteemed group of musicians who give the album a genuine band feel. They include guitarist Kurt Bloch (The Fastbacks), drummer John Moen (The Decemberists), vocalists Corin Tucker (Sleater-Kinney) and Kelly Hogan (Neko Case) as well as saxophonist Steve Berlin (Los Lobos).

In a trailblazing career that began with The Nuns, San Francisco’s famed punk innovators, to the Austin-based-based alt-country rock pioneers, Rank & File, to Texas bred darlings, True Believers, through countless all-star collaborations and tribute album appearances and finally a series of beloved solo albums beginning with 1992’s acclaimed Gravity, Escovedo has earned a surplus of distinctions: No Depression magazine’s Artist of the Decade

Award in 1998 and the Americana Music Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award for Performing in 2006, just to name two.

“You just do your good work, and people care,” Alejandro says. “I always believed, when I was a kid, that if you worked hard, you would find fulfillment. I think I got a lot of that from my father and my brothers. A working musician is all I ever wanted to be. Hard work, stay true to what you want to do, and then eventually someone would notice for that very reason.”

Co-producer Peter Buck says, “I’ve been a fan of Alejandro’s music for over 30 years, and recording with him was as good as I expected it to be. I think he, Scott McCaughey and I really extended our vocabulary as writers and musicians, coming up with something that is unlike anything we have done individually in the past.”

“I felt a real kinship with Alejandro since we first met in 1986,” co-producer Scott McCaughey says. “We bonded over our mutual love of the rock & roll circus.

Making this record really meant a lot to me, and I think people will get that when they hear it.”

Burn Something Beautiful is Alejandro Escovedo at his very best. His many gifts are revealed across a lifetime spent in dedication to and faith in the hard work of life and music… and its possibilities. Refusing to go unnoticed.

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LEO KOTTKE MAY 4, 2017

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LEO KOTTKE Acoustic guitarist Leo Kottke was born in Athens, Georgia, but left town after a year and a half. Raised in 12 different states, he absorbed a variety of musical influences as a child, flirting with both violin and trombone, before abandoning Stravinsky for the guitar at age 11.

After adding a love for the country-blues of Mississippi John Hurt to the music of John Phillip Sousa and Preston Epps, Kottke joined the Navy underage, to be underwater, and eventually lost some hearing shooting at lightbulbs in the Atlantic while serving on the USS Halfbeak, a diesel submarine.

Kottke had previously entered college at the U of Missouri, dropping out after a year to hitchhike across the country to South Carolina, then to New London and into the Navy, with his twelve string. “The trip was not something I enjoyed,” he has said, “I was broke and met too many interesting people.”

Discharged in 1964, he settled in the Twin Cities area and became a fixture at Minneapolis’ Scholar Coffeehouse, which had been home to Bob Dylan and John Koerner.

He issued his 1968 recording debut LP Twelve String Blues, recorded on a Viking quarter-inch tape recorder, for the Scholar’s tiny Oblivion label. (The label released one other LP by The Langston Hughes Memorial Eclectic Jazz Band.)

After sending tapes to guitarist John Fahey, Kottke was signed to Fahey’s Takoma label,

releasing what has come to be called the Armadillo record. Fahey and his manager Denny Bruce soon secured a production deal for Kottke with Capitol Records.

Kottke’s 1971 major-label debut, “Mudlark,” positioned him somewhat uneasily in the singer/songwriter vein, despite his own wishes to remain an instrumental performer. Still, despite arguments with label heads as well as with Bruce, Kottke flourished during his tenure on Capitol, as records like 1972’s “Greenhouse” and 1973’s live “My Feet Are Smiling” and “Ice Water” found him branching out with guest musicians and honing his guitar technique.

With 1975’s Chewing Pine, Kottke reached the U.S. Top 30 for the second time; he also gained an international following thanks to his continuing tours in Europe and Australia.

His collaboration with Phish bassist Mike Gordon, “Clone,” caught audiences’ attention in 2002. Kottke and Gordon followed with a recording in the Bahamas called “Sixty Six Steps,” produced by Leo’s old friend and Prince producer David Z. Kottke has been awarded two Grammy nominations; a Doctorate in Music Performance by the Peck School of Music at the U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; and a Certificate of Significant Achievement in Not Playing the Trombone from the U of Texas at Brownsville with Texas Southmost College.

ELIZA GILKYSON Pushing the boundaries of folk music, Eliza cleverly disguises her sly social commentaries within catchy acoustic ballads, edgy folk rockers and fresh electronic atmospheres that paint a vivid image of life’s struggles and triumphs in a world that she feels is “poised on the edge of moral, economic and environmental bankruptcy.” Eliza is a politically minded, poetically gifted singer-songwriter, who has become one of the most respected musicians in folk and Americana music circles.

The Grammy-nominated artist has appeared on NPR, Austin City Limits, Mountain Stage, eTown, SiriusXM, Air America Radio and has toured with Richard Thompson, Patty Griffin and Mary Chapin Carpenter. She has been inducted into the Austin Music Hall of Fame alongside legends Willie Nelson, Townes Van Zandt, and Nanci Griffith. Eliza has also been touring extensively this year with Red Horse, a super-folk group featuring Eliza Gilkyson, John Gorka, and Lucy Kaplansky.

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GREGORY POPOVICH Gregory Popovich, producer and star of the show with his entourage of 30 rescued furry four-legged performers, have traveled and performed throughout the United States and all over the world. The past nine years the show has been featured at the V Theater, inside Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino.

Comedy Pet Theater is a family-oriented theatrical circus blend of unique physical comedy, starring the extraordinary talents of Gregory’s rescued performing pets which he has saved from animal shelters across the country and gave them a second chance as Las Vegas stars. During the live show audiences will witness acts such as the Dog Classroom, the Amazing House-Cats, the Animal Train Station, and other acts in the show that will treat audiences to surprise appearances from more animal performers, including trained doves, parrots, goats, and even a miniature horse named Diamond, along with acrobats, mimes, contortionists and jaw dropping juggling by internationally acclaimed award winner Gregory Popovich, who has won numerous juggling awards and is known as one of the top three best jugglers of the world. Currently, he holds the world record in a balancing/juggling feat in which he stands atop a nine foot free standing ladder and juggles nine rings.

Gregory Popovich is a lifelong advocate of animal rights. He has participated in fundraisers for animal shelters and neutering programs across the nation. Public-service announcements promoting responsible pet adoption are staples of Popovich’s Comedy Pet Theater. All pets that perform in Comedy Pet Theater are rescues from shelters — and serve as furry ambassadors for animals

seeking homes. “When people see these amazing, healthy animals on stage and decide to adopt an animal from a shelter themselves, my main message has reached the audience,” says Popovich — who grew up backstage in where his parents performed the circuses, with pets frequently his only playmates. He bonded closely with the dogs and cats, learning to communicate via words, signals and body language — a skill he likens to that of Mowgli, the child character in Jungle Book. Today, the furry or feathered performers in Comedy Pet Theater live in comfortable quarters as members of Gregory and wife, Izolda’s, extended household in Las Vegas. Those who grow too old for the stage live in pampered retirement. Popovich is a master animal trainer who employs positivereinforcement techniques in his training — coaching individual animals to perform tasks based on their natural habits. He has shared his expertise for raising, training and living harmoniously with pets in two books: You CAN Train Your Cat: Secrets of a Master Cat Trainer and Doggy Gone Good: A Master’s Guide to Teaching Manners, Tricks and Healthy Habits.

While performing in Las Vegas, Gregory and his pets starred in a feature film titled “Popovich and the Voice of the Fabled American West”.

A fictional drama about a clown in Las Vegas and the world of show biz. The film won the “Audience Choice Award” at the Dances With Films Festival in Los Angeles, CA and the Las Vegas movie of the year award “Excellence In Entertainment” on November 17, 2014 by Entertainment Consumers’ Exchange, inc.

This movie will be a feature of the 2015 tour, with live acts from the film.

AWARDS Cuba International Circus Competition • Gold Medal – Juggling World Championships, Belgium • Gold Medal Winner for the International Circus Competition, Cirque de Demain Festival, Paris, France • 1st place Russian Circus Act Competition • Award of Excellence as the Greatest Technical Master of all times, International Juggling Association • Special Prize – World Circus Competition, Monte Carlo • Best Act of Season – Mexico City, Mexico • 2009 Entertainer of the Year Award, Circus Fans Association of America • “Audience Choice Award” at the Dances With Films Festival in Los Angeles, CA • “Audience award” at the Austin Film Festival • Las Vegas movie of the year award “Excellence In Entertainment” by the Entertainment Consumers’ Exchange, inc.

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PARAMOUNT & STATESIDE THEATRES’ 2017 ADVISORY COUNCIL Anonymous Cynthia and Greg Abell Bridget Aboel-nil Derrick Amoriko / Massage Harmony Gary Anderson James Anderson Robert Edwin Anderson Randy and Lynn Atchison Drs. James and Kay Baker Dr. William P. Barnes Lindsey Barrett Becky Beaver and John Duncan Robert Biard Betsy Blair and Jim Van Winkle Kate Blair Van Winkle James and Holly Bohart Duane and Barbara Boyd Dianne and Bob Brode Karen and Brian Burgess Terry and Suzanne Burgess Mark and Melissa Burnett Jim and Donna Byerlotzer Jim and Diane Cano Judy and Patrick Cantilo David and Ansley Carruth Thurman K. Case Kurt and Tracie Chew Kevin and Sue Cloud James Cornell Scott and Paige Cox Greg Crouch Dr. Tim Curran Beverly Dale C. M. Davis and Paul Rogers John Paul and Eloise DeJoria Clifford Knowles and Margaret Denena Joe DiQuinzio and Sue Littlefield Doreen Dockweiler Gretchen and Bob Ellis Robert D. Ettinger Jessica and Marc Evans Karen and Steve Farabee Jeff and Carol Fegan James K. Ferguson Pamela and Bill Fielding Sharon Francia Pamela Friedman and Mitch Sundit Marilyn T. Gaddis, Ph.D. and George Carruthers Dr. Kavita Gajjar and Mr. Saurabh Khetrapal Pete and Alice Garcia Antonio Garza Phil and Lisa Gilbert Chad Goddard and Kathleen Ramlow The Graham Family Foundation John and Lisa Gres

F. O’Neil Griffin Susan Griffith and Curtis Fuelberg Gary Grossenbacher and Dr. Gabrielle Theriault The Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Foundation Nancy Haines Chrissy and Marty Hand Neil and Kelle Hand Steve and Sheryl Hanes / Vintage IT Services Sue Ellen Stavrand and John Harcourt Jon and Leah Harlig Mary Ann and Andrew Heller Thomas Helms Brian Hencey and Chuck Ross Charlotte Herzele Bill Hoover Barbara Horan George and Tina Huntington Craig Hurwitz and Kathryn Blackbird Dr. Andrea and Mr. Whit Hutson Impact Sales & Marketing Gerald and Karen Jacknow Logan and Diane Jenkins David Johnson and Kathy Raesz Tricia and Hal Katz Gary Keller and Mary Pfluger JB and Kelly Kolodzey Mark Konwerski Frank and Margaret Krasovec Aileen Krassner Gerald Kucera Greg and Frances Ledenbach Katy Lindsay and Pat Koen Dale and Libby Linebarger Craig and Susan Litherland George and Sandra Littlejohn Dr. Roseann Mandziuk Greg and Mari Marchbanks Dawn Marlow and Stuart Caffey Cynthia and Paul Marszal Robert Martin Stacey Martinez and Gale Valley Sean and Liz McDonald Elizabeth McTeer Michele Moore Nahal Delpassand and Michael Moossy Peter Moossy Michelle and Kevin Mundt Mary Murchison Brad and Amanda Nelsen Cole Noppenberg and Stephanie Chiarello Noppenberg Jay Novik and Janie Slevens The Pacey Family Foundation

Connie and Samuel Pate Steve and Janna Paulson Robin and Jeff Picard Janis and Joe Pinnelli Mike and Lisa Pizinger Forrest F. Preece and Linda Ball Drs. Linda and James Prentice Joel and Laurel Reed Jennifer Ritter and Kim Katner Vicki Roberts Jennie Rozas Scott and Jeanmarie Rust Lonnie and Jenny Samford Kent and Donna Scarbrough Berny and Sarah Schiff Mr. and Mrs. William D. Schwarzer Kathleen and Ryan Seiders Syd Sharples Ken and Yvonne Shifrin Amy Shipherd Jim and Cesca Silva David C. Smith and Chris Long Donna Snyder and Richard Donahue Matthew St. Louis and Carole Tower Kristi and Blake Stanford Eric and Shari Stein Stevens Ellis Consulting Liz and Duff Stewart / GSD&M Mafalda Tan and Jeff Straathof Dr. Bruce Stuckman Daryl and Kathy Swarts Mrs. Julie Tereshchuk and Dr. Trevor Richards Patrick and Kathy Terry Cathy and Dwight Thompson Yolanda Uribe and Jose Rangel Wade J. Utley and Cameron Pohlman Kim and Matthew Vaughan Lorena Voiers and Laura Voiers Patterson in memory of Marjorie C. Voiers Michael Vollman Mark Weiss and Janet Bray Alice and Larry West Sherri and Travis West Channing and Bill Wiese David and Catherine Wilkes Donna and Dan Wilkins Dr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Winker Neile and Jan Wolfe Leslie and David Wolff Jennifer and Charlie Wood Greg Wooldridge and Lynne Dobson Katherine Wright and Will Burdick Hilary and Stan Young Laura Zappi *gifts as of March 1, 2017 17

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THE HISTORIC PARAMOUNT THEATRE IS A 501-C-3 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! The Century Club is dedicated to preserving, maintaining and restoring Austin's historic landmark Paramount Theatre.

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Craig Hurwitz and Kathryn Blackbird Tricia and Hal Katz Gary Keller and Mary Pfluger JB and Kelly Kolodzey Frank and Margaret Krasovec Greg and Frances Ledenbach Katy Lindsay and Pat Koen Craig and Susan Litherland Greg and Mari Marchbanks Stacey Martinez and Gale Valley Andrew and Sarah Moore Michele Moore Nahal Delpassand and Michael Moossy Peter Moossy Michelle and Kevin Mundt Mary Murchison Ariel Murphy Brad and Amanda Nelsen Jay Novik and Janie Slevens Steve and Janna Paulson Robin and Jeff Picard Mike and Lisa Pizinger Forrest F. Preece and Linda Ball Jennie Rozas Scott and Jeanmarie Rust Kathleen and Ryan Seiders Syd Sharples

David C. Smith and Chris Long Matthew St. Louis and Carole Tower Kristi and Blake Stanford Eric and Shari Stein Stevens Ellis Consulting Liz and Duff Stewart / GSD&M Mafalda Tan and Jeff Straathof Bruce Stuckman Dr. Roseann Mandziuk Ms. Julie Tereshchuk and Dr. Trevor Richards Patrick and Kathy Terry Cathy and Dwight Thompson Yolanda Uribe and Jose Rangel Kim and Matthew Vaughan Mark Weiss and Janet Bray David and Catherine Wilkes Donna and Dan Wilkins Dr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Winker Greg Wooldridge and Lynne Dobson Katherine Wright and Will Burdick Hilary and Stan Young

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For more information, contact Paige Deegan at (512) 692-0530 or pdeegan@austintheatre.org

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THE PARAMOUNT & STATE THEATRES APPLAUD ALL INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR THEIR TOTAL PLEDGES & GIFTS FROM JANUARY 18, 2016 TO JANUARY 25, 2017. $50,000 AND UP Cielo Azul Foundation The Creekmore and Adele Fath Charitable Foundation Elizabeth L. and Russell F. Hallberg Foundation

$20,000 TO $49,999 Anonymous Jeanne and Ed Cooper The Patron Spirits Company Stephanie and Todd Routh SXSW Community Fund

$10,000 TO $19,999 Applied Materials Foundation Suzanne Deal Booth Ken and Lorrie DeAngelis / Austin Ventures The Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Foundation JP Morgan Chase Global Philanthropy JP’s Peace Love & Happiness Foundation Alan and Heather Luecke Dave and Ana Martin Jerry Morgan Dan and Liz O’Dea PGA Tour The Prentice Foundation, Inc. Eric and Shari Stein Wells Fargo Foundation Alice and Larry West Whole Foods Market Robert and AnnaBelle Williams Neile and Jan Wolfe Wright Family Foundation

$5,000 TO $9,999 Austin Energy Gary Anderson Robert Edwin Anderson Jamie Barshop Bill and Julianne Brackin Gayle Braecklein Dianne and Bob Brode Impact Sales & Marketing Jessica and Marc Evans

James K. Ferguson Pamela and Bill Fielding Anonymous Wendy Goldstein and Delbert McClinton John and Lisa Gres Greystar Gary Grossenbacher and Dr. Gabrielle Theriault Nancy Haines Sue Ellen Stavrand and John Harcourt Brian Hencey and Chuck Ross Logan and Diane Jenkins David Johnson and Kathy Raesz Aileen Krassner Dale and Libby Linebarger Susan Morehead Preservation Austin Caroline and Nelson Puett Don and Gina Reese RK Audiology Berny and Sarah Schiff The Speedwell Foundation Terminal B, LLC

$2,500 TO $4,999 Cynthia and Greg Abell Derrick Amoriko / Massage Harmony Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Drs. James and Kay Baker Lindsey Barrett Becky Beaver and John Duncan Robert Biard Duane and Barbara Boyd Terry and Suzanne Burgess David and Ansley Carruth Kevin and Sue Cloud John Cook and Betty Pearce James Cornell Greg Crouch C. M. Davis and Paul Rogers Jeri DeAngelis Clifford Knowles and Margaret Denena e i uin i and Sue ittlefield Doreen Dockweiler

Robert D. Ettinger Karen and Steve Farabee Pamela Friedman and Mitch Sundit Marilyn T. Gaddis, Ph.D. and George Carruthers Chad Goddard and Kathleen Ramlow Chrissy and Marty Hand Steve and Sheryl Hanes / Vintage IT Services Jon and Leah Harlig Craig M. Helfrich Thomas Helms Bill Hoover William and Stephanie Huie Dr. Andrea and Mr. Whit Hutson Gerald and Karen Jacknow Mark Konwerski George and Sandra Littlejohn Dawn Marlow and Stuart Caffey Cynthia and Paul Marszal Robert Martin Sean and Liz McDonald Elizabeth McTeer Moody National Bank Barbara Morgan Cole Noppenberg and Stephanie Chiarello Noppenberg The Pacey Family Foundation Alex Parrotta Connie and Samuel Pate Janis and Joe Pinnelli Jeff and Alwyn Pinnow Joel and Laurel Reed Alec Rhodes Jennifer Ritter and Kim Katner Vicki Roberts Orion and Emily Robillard Mark Salisbury Lonnie and Jenny Samford Samsung Kent and Donna Scarbrough Ken and Yvonne Shifrin Amy Shipherd Kathleen and Colten Smith Donna Snyder and Richard Donahue Daryl and Kathy Swarts 19

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Wade J. Utley and Cameron Pohlman Lorena Voiers and Laura Voiers Patterson in memory of Marjorie C. Voiers Michael Vollman Sherri and Travis West Channing and Bill Wiese Miriam and Scott Wilson Leslie and David Wolff Jennifer and Charlie Wood Anne and Peter Wood Laura Zappi

$1,000 TO $2,499 Anonymous 38th Street Pharmacy, Inc. Cynthia and Greg Abell Wendy Albrecht Sunya Alexander Libby and Sam Amato Michelle Apodaca Austin ISD Delores Baccus Bonnie Bain Melissa Ball Bart Ballard James and Cindy Barnett Lacy Hunt and J. K. Baxter Hunt Rebecca and Charles Baxter Linda T. Benge and Paul Robshaw Louis Black Denis and Audrey Blake Karen Blaney Michelle Brocklesby Janice and Charles Brown Reed and Kim Brown Jacqueline Burton Robert Cantu Linda and Stan Carpenter Stefanie Cavanaugh Louis E. Chaump, Jr. Laura Scanlan Cho and Kenneth Cho Jane and Rick Chopp Michael Cies Erica Clark Donna Clay

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Molly Collie Rowland Cook and Diane Ireson Candice and Ken Corby Don Cox Company Moton Crockett, Jr. Janet Crowley Ms. Shannon Crum Colleen Crump and Maralyn Hare Sue and David Darrow Steve Davis Mandy Dealey Joanne Debyah and William Lynn Karen Delong Jodi and Jonathan Denyszyn Charles Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Dickey Lucy Dietz e i uin i and Sue ittlefield Greg Dove Paul and Laura Drummond ECG Foundation Barbara Ellis and Alex McAlmon Whitney and John Falcon Kery Farrell Fasten Evie and David Feltoon Georgia Fontana Antonio C. Garcia Ryan Girton Cynthia Glover and Dwight Williams David and Estelle Goldblatt Lindsay Young Karen Hansen Marilu Hastings Susan Hausmann and Dorsey Barger Anonymous Noah and Kyle Hawley Charles Jenkins and Gay Heavilin Mary Elizabeth Herring Brenda Hindsman Kathleen Horgan and Howard Moore Frank Horton Hotel San Jose Husch Blackwell Patrick and Debra Hyde Keiko Ichiye Impact Sales Impact Sales

Cecilia Camarillo and Joe James Susie and Kenny Jastrow L’Aiglon Foundation Elliot Johnson and Lisa Chronister Jeni and David Johnson Maica and John Jordan Margaret Kao Jane and Dennis Kearns Anonymous Dory Kim Steven Klindworth The Kodosky Foundation Gerald Kucera L’aiglon Foundation Richard and Laura Lawlor Merrick and Justina Leler Carolyn Lewis George and Margaret Liebes Jenny and Erik Loza Jodi and John Maley The Markman/Orent Family Dr. & Mrs. David Mehregan Rene and Jay McCoy Penny and Bradley McCredie Zack McGhee Lynn E. McNeill and Torbin McEwen Jo Meyerson Dr. Robert Mingea Morgan Mingle Lynn and Mary Moak Sandra Morris Jerry and Mary Alice Naiser Nelson Nease Tracey and David Nelson Don and Meri Nelson Jeffrey Neumann Pat and Julie Oles Jeff Omo Jo O’Neil and J. Moore Krystal Parsons Harrie Perkins Joseph and Sara Poirier Drs. Linda and James A. Prentice Ronald Price Theresa and David Pugh Tom Pyle and Erin Vander Leest Dr. Melinda Rainey and Mr. Joel White

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Todd and Jennifer Ramberg Vincent & Tracy Rawl Stephen Ray and Sahar Arafat-Ray Ernest Reyes and Matthew Petrone Alyce J. Richardson Wesley Ritchie Christopher Robbins Cheryl Roberts Jennifer and Lane Robertson Celeste Rodgers Micki and Kimberly Roemer Philip and Susie Ryals Joe Sanders Robin Sanders and Greg Nye Dr. Kenneth and Elizabeth Sandoval Ron and Katie Schatzlein Jane Scroggs Steve and Amy Simmons David P. Smith and Peggy A. Murphy Renato Solis Greg and Liz Sparks Dr. and Mrs. W.J. Spencer Mark and Dashiell Stanford Brandon Steinmann Donya and Randall Stockton Mary and Rusty Tally Nancy and Bill Taute Thomas Graphics, Inc. Shawn Thuringer Dale and Roy Truitt Stuart Tyrrell Retta B. Van Auken Sean Vincent and Karen Delk Mr. Martin and Mrs. Wendolyn Washington K.C. and Theresa Williams Ronald and Angelika Williams Jay and Anne Winckler Charles Yates Michael Young

$500 TO $999 Anonymous Amber Ackley Earl and Olivia Allen Adam Anderson Denise Armstrong and Joanna Davis Karen Atchley

Carolyn Rice Bartlett Charitable Foundation Randol Bass Jennifer Baxter Carla Yolanda Blackmon Paige and Mark Blake Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bohuslav Michelle Bowes Andrew Bowman Irma Brand James and Shirley Brinkman Steven Brister Marcia Brooks Paige Buechley Janet Burner Amy Bush Reba Byrd and Charlie Sampley Lynn Campbell John and Kelli Carlton David and Olivia Brook Chambers Michael Chaney and Michael Taylor Andreas Christopoulos David Cody ra y fďŹ n Jerome and Tammy Cohen Jacqueline Collins Jon Conrad David Cook Kimberly Corley Kelly Crook Gayle Cullington Sammi and Justin Curless Kevin Dartt James and Jan Davis Julie and J.J. DePalma Drs. Thomas McMinn and Parul Desai Erin and Patricia Dessain John and Pamela Dial Ross Doan Ben Dodson, Jr. Eleanor Drewniak Kathy and Bill Dumas David Dunn Pam Elkins Kelly Erickson Mark and Mary Anne Ernst Constance and Rex Esau

Carolyn and Jim Estes Carol Faget, M.D. Maydelle and Sam Fason Barbara Formichelli Becky and Simon Forster Dr. Simon Forster Samuel Francis Friedel Family Foundation by Lynne & Steve Gellman James Fuchs Julie Garcia Maria Garrett Thomas and Karen Gentry Danny and Surrenden Gillespie Dr. Sherry Neyman and Jim Golab Clay Goodman RGM Advisors, LLC Michael Hall Don Hanson Brian and Tara Hardy Michael G. Harkins Pamela and Darrell Harper Mich and Chris Haskell Heather Hearne Kindall Heye Heyman and Associates Robert and Frances Hieronymus Bettie and Doyle High James Hillhouse Debbie Hiott Robert and Shirley Huston Alvaro and Sarah Iragorri Tommy Jacoby Tricia Janes and Jeremy Schrecengost Steve and Kathleen Jennings Dino and Leslie Jobe Drew and Cynthia Johnson Carol and David Jones Jacob Jones Keith and Suzanne Kaminsky Janet and Bill Kelly Tim Kelly Wayne Killough Jr. Alfred Kinsey Dianne Jones Kline Joanna Klose Todd Koenig

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Debra Korty Serenity Wig Spa Jj Langston Realty Austin Kim Lasserre Lu and Kevin Leede Mr. Levenberg and Ms. Parr Catherine Levit Sue and Larry Lewellyn Raul Liendo Roger and Michele Lipton Tonia Lucio Marianne and Joseph Malina Richard and Susan Marcus School in the Hills Eugene Martir Jane and Daniel Matheson Amy McCaffrey April McCormack Brian Mccormick Hunter and Whitney McDonald Michael McDoniel John McGill and Ann Hartley Cathryne and Wade Mcnamara Seth and Renee Meisel Carol Merry Matt Meyers Evan Minard Judy and Royce Mitchell Charles and Kirsten Moody David Moore Brendan Morris Rachel Muennink Mark Murtha Julie Nelson and Paul Gaither The Nemec Family Desmond Ng and\\ Donald S. Mason Jr. Eric Nichols Greater Texas Water Company Bryan Noteboom Kevin Nothnagel NXP Semiconductors Katherine Nye David and Debbie Olander John and Janea Pabst Brian Page

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James Patterson Steven Pearce Rodolfo Pena Elizabeth and Jon Phelan Jennifer Poteat Christine Plonsky Mildred Ann and A.J. Polhill Jenny and Matt Preece Primizie Catering Peyton and Cathy Prince John and Mary Pullen Nancy Radding Raymond V. Ramirez Frances Ramsey Joanne and Hamilton Richards Jimmy Roberts-Miller Michelle Rodriguez Mike and Jessica Rosiles Robert Rushing Michael and Bonnie Russell Susan Sams Susan and Paul Sams Leslie Scatena Lisa Schmelz Abigail Schor Peter Schram Ron and JoAnna Shelly Dina Shoults Ann Skowronski Laura and Bob Slagle Solstice Greg Smith Skip Smith Marc E. Spiegel Anonymous Michelle and Eric Starkloff Barbara and Jim Stegall Austin Stitzer Shannon Strehli Vickie and Dennis Strong William and Joan Talley Linda Tamez Kimberly Terrazas Michelle Thomas Lawrence and Reesa Thorne James Tucker Umbel Corp.

Carissa Vermillion Patricia Vonne James Ward Shelley Ward Lacey Warren Robert and Debra Watkins Sharon and Michael Wichterich Deborah Wiley Laurie and John Williams Chris Willingham Betty and James Wilson Brent and Leo Wilson Preston Wong David and Sheri Wright Rhonda Wunderlin Dr. Rey Ximenes Jimmy and Giselle Young Steven Young David and Jordan Yu

$250 TO $499 AAnonymous Cynthia Abel Jordan Abernathy Sherron Abernethy Michael and Patricia Abkowitz David Albert Rick and Mary Aldrich Ramesh Allada Evan Alter Darold and Jennifer Anderson Bill and Linda Andrews Johnny and Kelly Andrews Dr. Tomas Antonini and Dr. Saima Jehangir Stacey and Mark Archer Kimberly Arlinghaus Mark Arnold Rebecca Austen and Stacy Holt Debra Austin John Austin Shelly Baldwin Bianca Bangor John Baran Dolly and John Barclay William Bauman Coleen Beck Cindy Behling

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Bryant Bell Joshua Bell Lucinda Benitez Brent Bennett Gina Benzonelli David Bessenohffer Pamela Bixby Maria and Daniel Bleier Steven Boren Jacob Borgeson Boulette & Golden LLP Greg Bowers JoAnna Brand Mike Breitkreutz John Brelsford Adam Brodkin Brook Broesche D. Douglas Brothers and Lynne M. Rupp Bill and Janet Broussard Pam and Jeff Brown William Freeman Burnett Doris Burson Debbie and F. Kell Cahoon Judith and John Carney Charles and Judy Carr Cary Designs Kerry Case Jody Castano and Dean Neikirk Stephanie Cawthon Faye Chandler Gregg Charalambous Michelle Cheney Mike Chesser Sallie Christian-Carnal Kristen Clark and Chris Long Evangeline Café Sally Clark-Raphael Mi hael and ra y ffin Mary Cole David and Natasha Collmann Katherine and David Compton Ryan Connell Susan Conway The Jacksons George Corrigan John Cox

Lynn Cox Beth and William Crowley Cure Duchenne Jennifer and Chad Currie Jason Damen Susan Darrow Melissa Dawkins, Realtor Valerie and Erik Debill Lana and Ben Denny Jason Dent Michael Dixon Michael Duncan and Martha Beard-Duncan Vickie Dunlevy Terri Obermiller William Dvorak Michael and Deborah Edmonds Dominic Eidson Photography Merida Elizondo Kristina Elliott Aida Ellison Chris Elms Amy Emerson Travis Escoffery Michael Espe Laura Farley Jaelene Fayhee and Jeff Smith Gary Feltner John Finkelstine and Ruth Estes Rick Fonte Barbara Forssell Kelly Foster Dr. Donald Fox Henry Frankenberg Melyssa Fratkin Jeffry Kyle Frazier Frank Freeman Sophie Gairo Jim and Leslie Gammage Luis Garcia Dylan Garsee Robert Garza The Delphi Groupe, Inc. - “The Green Team” Cheryl and Jim George Dale and Joey Gerner Brian and Shawn Gleason

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Susan Jaeschke Nicki and Ray James Peter James Kelly Janysek JoAnn Jentz Craig Johnson Ray Johnson Russell and Debra Johnson Steve Jones Katie Kaga Richard Kallerman Bob Karstens Edward and Donna King Jessi King-Trudeau and Jim Trudeau Karen Kiraly The Knight Family: David, Marti, Terry, Isabelle, Amelia, & Eloise Jeffrey Koehler Mark Koelsch Laura and Richard Kooris Sylvia Krzmarzick Shital and Nikhil Kumar Christie and Christian Kurtz Deanna Kuykendall Nanette Labastida Robert Lambert John Lauer and John Heim Mary Laviolette Jeff Lazar Lisa and Erik Lindqvist Jonathon Linsenman Dr. Harvey Lisch ulie ittleďŹ eld Laurie Logue Patty Low David Lueck Erika Lueker-Tarango Rachel Luna and W. Lance Cawthon Michael and Susie Lynch Kim Macdonald Viridian Art Studio Mark Mackowiak Judy Maggio Richard Maier Janette Mallari Sarah Malm Robert Maranto

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Andrew Marcum Sydna and Adam Marshall Martha and Marty Martin Lori Mason Nona Mason and Daniel Mendez Margot Massey Leanne Matula Sharon Mays Dr. Frank Mazza MD Henri Mazza Jared Mcarthur David and Maureen McCarley Mike Mcdearmon Davey Mceathron Michele Mcgalliard Alyson McGee Brian McNerney Linda Mcspadden Alex Meagher Jeff Meisenhelder Jason and Dawn Melear Robert Messing and Michela Marinelli Malcolm and Valerie Milburn Milton Miller Martin Milliken Joseph Mitchell Marisela I. Mitchley Michael Moeller and Nora Linares-Moeller Jennifer and Jonathan Mohn George Montgomery Philip Moody and Sarah Norris Buddy Moore Jonathan and Leslie Moore Lisa Moore Tracie Moore Kathryn Moritz Mrs. and Ms. Flor E. Mota Paige Motes Marlin Myers Joseph Naron Donald and Margaret Nellor Julia Nelly Jack Nelson Karen Nevelow Suzanne and Corey Newhouse

Del and Charn Nichols Elle Nicole Kathy Norman Jim Nosler Central Metro Realty Jason Oliver John and Marisa Olsson Casey O’Neal and Cole Reed Stephanie Ortiz Michael Osegueda Donna Oshatz Aldyn Page Jennifer Palmer-Lee Austin Residential Management Matty Paster Noelle Paulette Stevan J. Pavitt Brittany Paxman Shaina Payne Annette Pearson Chris Pearson Eric Pedrosa Michael Pelletier Mr. Tsen-Loong Alvin Peng Scott and Linnie Phebus Shane Phelps Chantal and Chris Pittman Theresa Pittman Beth and Bryan Plater John Poncik William Portales William and Carolyn Powell Scott and Katharine Powers Jared Price Evan Quenon and Liz Day Michelle Quintanilla Randalls Food Markets Shannon and Gay Ratliff Sara Reichardt Susan Renshaw Ann Robbins Terri Rodriguez Valerie Rogers Lucy Ross Tammy Ross Charlotte Rowell Ellen Rozman

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Four Season Resort Rancho Encantado Santa Fe Four Seasons Hotel - Austin George Rodrique Foundation of the Arts Hacienda AltaGracia - Auberge Resorts HausBar Urban Farms Hotel Van Zandt + Geraldine’s InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta Kramer Portraits, New York Kruger’s Diamond Jewelers Kurant Events Charlotte Latham Ledenbach Productions Lindblad Expeditions – National Geographic LizaBeth Jewelry Maica Jordan Marmaratours Mockingbird Entertainment Parkside Projects PGA TOUR Premiere Events Proof Advertising River Place Country Club Roaring Fork Russell Korman Fine Jewelry & Watches Solaro Estate Winery & Vineyards South Austin Brewery SXSW The Learner’s Edge Twin Liquors Vintage IT Services

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Manuel’s is an Austin favorite featuring delicious dining from Mexico’s interior and coastal regions. Our restaurants are locally owned and operated, and we regularly support non-profit and arts organizations. Consistently voted “Best Happy Hour” with 16 half price appetizers and $2 house Margaritas EVERYDAY from 4 to 6 p.m.

We promise to provide our customers the most pleasant dining experience by preparing with the freshest ingredients, serving the highest quality cuisines and with a simple smile. Dim Sum brunch is served at our North and Westlake locations on Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

310 Congress Ave. | 512.472.7555 10201 Jollyville Rd. | 512.345.1042 | www.Manuels.com

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We invite you to escape to Truluck’s. A getaway for the senses. Come savor the freshest Crab, direct from our own fisheries. Delight in our fresh-catch seafood menu or select tender, juicy steaks prepared to perfection. Then complement it all with delicious wines by the glass and bottle.

Austin’s original USDA Prime Steak House has been serving sizzling steaks since 1985. Ruth’s Chris guarantees your steak will be hot, juicy and delicious until the last bite. WINE SPECTATOR “Award of Excellence” since 1994.

400 Colorado St. | www.Trulucks.com | 512.482.9000

107 W 6th St. | www.RuthsChris.com | 512.477.7884

Offering fresh takes on traditional Asian street food, Street is the latest concept from Austin restaurant veteran Ronald Cheng of Chinatown. The versatile menu features creative hot and cold “snacks,” sushi, dumplings, as well as vegan and gluten free options. It’s the perfect spot for a quick, healthy lunch, after-work drinks, or a fun night out with friends.

Chez Zee American Bistro, locally owned for over 20 years, serves lunch, happy hour, dinner, award-winning weekend brunch and house-made desserts. Cookin’ ‘til midnight, Friday and Saturday. Reservations any time; please come in before or after the show. Book your private party at Chez Zee! Visit us online for menus, maps and more.

3407 Greystone Drive | www.streetatx.com | 512.382.9567

5406 Balcones Dr. | www.Chez-Zee.com | 512.454.2666

Sneak Peek 2017–18 ASO SEASON PREVIEW

Masterworks Series FRI/SAT, SEP 8/9, 2017

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Anton Nel, piano/harpsichord Poulenc Suite from Les biches (The Does) Mozart Piano c oncerto n o. 15 in Major, K. 450 Poulenc Concert champêtre for Harpsichord and o rchestra Mozart Symphony n o. 31 in D Major, K. 297, Paris

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Bruce Williams, viola Julia Taylor, soprano Claudia Chapa, mezzo-soprano Brian Yeakley, tenor Charles Evans, baritone Chorus Austin (Ryan Heller, director) Beet Hoven-Bruc Kner First movement from Piano Sonata in c Minor, o p. 13, Pathétique (Grave—a llegro di molto e con brio) (1798, orch. 1862) [n orth a merican premiere] v au GHan Willia MS Flos Campi (1925) Ma Hler-Britten What the Wild Flowers Tell Me (second movement from Symphony n o. 3, arranged for small orchestra) Bruc Kner Te Deum (1884) FRI/SAT, DEC 1/2, 2017

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Pro Ko Fiev Symphony n o p. 100

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FRI/SAT, MAY 18/19, 2018

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Vadim Gluzman, violin t or Ke Bright Blue Music Bern Stein Serenade (after Plato’s Symposium) (1954) [performed in honor of the composer’s centennial] Beet Hoven Symphony n o. 5 in c Minor, o p. 67 Olga Kern, piano t c Hai Kov SKy-Stravin SKy Pas de deux from The Sleeping Beauty t c Hai Kov SKy Piano c oncerto n o. 2 in G Major, o p. 44 r ac HManino FF Symphony n o. 3 in a Minor, o p. 44 S A R A H & E R N E S T B UT L E R

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Disney FANTASIA: l ive in c oncert

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“i Heart the 80’s ™”

Bella Hristova, violin r o SSini o verture to Semiramide J.S. Bac H Brandenburg c oncerto n o. 3 in G Major, BWv 1048 Stravin SKy v iolin c oncerto in D Major (1931) Hov Hane SS Celestial Fantasy, o p. 44 Hay Dn Symphony n o. 94 in G Major, Surprise Rick Rowley, piano Sc Hu Mann Manfred o verture, o p. 115 MacDo Well Piano c oncerto n o. 2 in D Minor, o p. 23 Sc Hu Mann Symphony n o. 2 in c Major, o p. 61

FRI/SAT, MAR 23/24, 2018

Cameron Carpenter, organ Jon Gen Symphonie concertante for o rgan and o rchestra, o p. 81 Saint-Saën S Symphony n o. 3 in c Minor, o p. 78, Organ

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Bring your friends, family, and co-workers for a special evening of music! Hear compositions by some of Texas’ most elite young composers performed by your Austin Symphony Orchestra.

Each composer was selected by a jury during the Texas Young Composers Competition held this spring.

Previous winners have gone on to work for Disney movie studios, while some are studying at some of the best music schools in the country.

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Book lyrics by Mo Willems Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma Directed and Choreographed by Abe Reybold Now through April 29 ZACH’s Kleberg Theatre Gerald and Piggie and their back-up singers, the Squirrelles, discover the fun of being in a play and the joy of friendship in this delightful and funny musical. Age 3+

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Pre-Professional Company Showcase • May 11-14 • ZACH’s Topfer Theatre Friday and Saturday, May 12 - 13 at 7 p.m. • Saturday and Sunday, May 13 - 14 at 2 p.m.

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