
March
March
Dear TCSYO Families, Friends, and Supporters:
We are delighted to present this concert to you today. We’ve been hard at work in rehearsals, refining musical skills such as intonation, rhythmic accuracy, listening, blend, and group dynamics. We’ve been growing together as an ensemble, and the students have begun to work more cohesively
We are looking forward to the rest of the season. We’re especially excited for String Ensemble’s collaboration with BYOV on April 13th, and the final concert of the season on May 11. Be on the lookout for audition materials for the 2024-2025 season and information about summer camp!
Thank you for your continued support and attendance today - enjoy the performance!
Sincerely,
Diana ChouApr 13, 2024: String Ensemble & BYOV @LBSS
9:00am-1:00pm. String Ensemble rehearses and performs with members of the Bay Area Youth Orchestras of Virginia at Lake Braddock Secondary School.
May 3, 2024: Chamber Music Concert
Grace Presbyterian Church, 7pm: Quartet, Trio, Duo, Sextet
May 11, 2024: Concert
Schlesinger Center: 3:30pm. All 5 orchestras and Percussion Ensemble
June 7-8, 2024: 2024-2025 Auditions
Symphonic and Chamber Orchestra will audition in-person. String Ensemble, Concert, and Prelude will submit video auditions. Check our website for more infomation!
June 24-28, 2024: Summer Camp @TBD
A week long day camp- 9am-noon.
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The Capitol Symphonic Youth Orchestras (TCSYO) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Fairfax County, Virginia. In 2010, TCSYO’s founders Dr. Cheri Collins and her husband, Mr. Michael Czuczor, organized a two-week long strings summer camp which has since grown into our current organization. Our orchestral program includes five orchestras from beginner to advanced levels and offers a place for all young musicians who want to play in an ensemble setting with other young musicians from around the DMV region.
In addition to our orchestras, TCSYO also features a growing chamber music program which focuses on music composed for small ensemble playing (i.e., string quartets). Percussionists in Symphonic Orchestra receive additional training and performance opportunities as members of the Percussion Ensemble. Symphonic Orchestra members are also eligible to participate in our annual Concerto Competition.
Prelude Orchestra (Mrs. Diana Chou, conductor) is TCSYO's entrylevel string orchestra designed for students who have had limited orchestral experience. This ensemble focuses on building solid, fundamental orchestral skills such as listening and also focuses on improving sight-reading and rhythmic abilities. Recommended for students with 1-2 years of private instruction, VBODA Level 2/Suzuki Book 1-2.
Concert Orchestra (Mr. Austin Isaac, conductor) continues expanding on the skills introduced in Prelude Orchestra as the music becomes more challenging. Orchestra members explore all sorts of musical expressions and continue to hone rehearsal skills and ensemble playing techniques. Recommended for students with 2-3 years of private instruction, VBODA Level 3/Suzuki Book 2-3.
String Ensemble (Mrs. Diana Chou, conductor) continues pushing young musicians towards a higher level of stylistic expression as the music becomes more technical and challenging. Listening and ensemble skills as well as attention to musical details become the main focus as students dive into what it means to create the orchestral sound. Recommended for students with 3-4 years of private instruction, VBODA Level 4/Suzuki Book 3-4.
Chamber Music Program, Mr Kenneth Law, Director
Trauermarsch from Antigone
Olivia Brelsford, violin
Christina Bethke, viola
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)
Aishani Banerjee, violin
Alexander Bethke, cello
Prelude Orchestra, Mrs. Diana Chou, Conductor
Star Dancer Mark Williams (b. 1975)
Gap of Dunloe (Gateway to MacGillycuddy’s Reeks) soloist: Emi Rongero
Chris Thomas (b 1952)
Pieces of Eight - A Pirate’s Jig Richard Meyer (b. 1919)
Chamber Music Program, Dr. Laura Kobayashi, Coach
Sonata for Three Violins in D Major II Vivace assai
James O’Connor, violin
Jyothi Thotakura, violin
Reinhard Keiser (1674-1739)
Samuel Zhang, violin
Concert Orchestra, Mr. Austin Isaac, Conductor
Western Dawn Alan Lee Silva
Cliffs of Moher
Susan H Day
Vortex Robert Longfield (b. 1947)
Chamber Music Program, Mr. Kenneth Law, Director
Canonic Sonata No. 2 I. Spirituoso
Jasper Majeed-Hall, cello
Georg Phillip Telemann (1681-1767)
Kassandra Owens, cello
String Ensemble, Mrs. Diana Chou, Conductor
The Sprint Alan Lee Silva
Pride of the Highlands
Katie O’Hara LaBrie (b 1984)
Orange Jam Jeffrey S Bishop
Emi Rongero, concertmaster
Kiele Canales
Zhuodong Cao
Violet Lanphere
Ada Moussavi
Lucia Petrides
Theodore Romanov
Ashley Zhou
Sebastian Morris-Fernandez, principal
Daniel Cooper
Grace Cuthbertson
Ava Enriquez
Tzipora Grunert
Cleo Perlstein
Ashlyn Smith
Eva Wang
Andrew Zhang
Lillian Park, principal
Cedric Chantemsin
Anna Coen
Penelope Huh
Gaby Nergui
Jacqueline Taylor, principal
Tara Avramovic
Madeleine Bongard
Penelope Lanphere
Michael Smith
Ellis Wensel
Craig Stein, principal
Artemisia Hashemi, principal
Oliver Zhang, concertmaster
Audrey Bohlin
Caroline Cronin
Eilin Feng
Amelia-Kate Holbert
Griffin Jones
Brianna Le
Nicholas Wang
Xinming Wang
Ellie Yoon
Ashlyn Saji, principal
Karina Bathrick
Emma Blythe
Ellie Chen
Jace Choi
John Coen
Laily Hatami
Stella Moussavi
Xinliang Wang
Grace Wegner
Ansel Withrow
Kenneth Kong, principal
Ethan Cassell
Lydia Danielsen
Calvert Klarevas
Harrison Smith
Elias Alotaibi, principal
Isabelle Armijos
Roma Joshi
Soren Kihm
Elizabeth Lee
Natanyah Meyer
Elliot Moussavi
Kylie Nash
Luis Dariel Santiago Atilano
Constantine Tang
Sruthi Akiri, principal
Troy Howard
Michael Rossi
Quinn Tran-Reisman
Adam Benbarka, concertmaster
Olivia Brelsford
Sammy Busen
Ivie Ebeigbe
Ethan Estrada
John Kerr
Jihan Kim
James O’Connor
Elise Yang Ravenhill
Muhammad Sadaan
Anais Sulaiman
Jyothi Thotakura
Ava Vasquez
Samuel Zhang
Emma Tran, principal
Aishani Banerjee
Aishik Banerjee
Emma Chen
Tristan Cooksey
Kate Gainer
Hannah Goudarzi
Sahana Gowrishankar
Amanda Hovis
Tyler Mauck
Avery Sellers
Era Inglis-Nela, principal
Maria Andrathy
Christina Bethke
Benicio Parkins
Effy Zhou CELLO
Kassandra Owens, principal
Alexander Bethke
Kendrick Chow
Taran Heron
Thandi Labor
Eliot Lee
Jasper Majeed-Hall
Katelyn Orellana
Kip Rockmann
Hope Sun
Emily Yi, principal
MarkWilliams was an Americancomposer andband director.
Mr.Williams held the Bachelor ofArts ineducationand Master ofEducation degreesfrom EasternWashington University, and served as woodwindperformer and arranger for the 560th Air Force Band.Hetaughtmusic inthestateofWashington for many years,specializing in elementary band.
One of the premier composers for school bands and orchestras, Mr. Williams was co-author of the Accent on Achievement Band Method. Mr. Williams had over 200 published works to his credit. As clinician and guest conductor, he traveled to 34 states, five Canadian provinces, and Australia.
Renowned for his compositions for band, orchestra, and choir, Mr. Williams earned numerous awards including the Western International Band Clinic's Gralia Competition and several ASCAP Special Awards. In addition to his writing and travel schedule, Mark performed regularly on bassoon and served as conductor and artistic director for the Spokane British Brass Band." -The Wind Repertory Project “Mark Williams ” https://www.windrep.org/Mark Williams
Star Dancer introduces young string players to Lydian mode (think of a major scale with the fourth note raised by a half-step) as well as open double-stops. The melody features in each section of the orchestra over a vigorous and rhythmic background.
homas is anaward-winning filmcomposer with sfilm andtelevision credits. In 2013, his score Up, Tony Phillips was voted best soundtrack at m and musicfestivals. In 2011, Chris won Best V Music attheWorld Music Awards in od, and the GoldMedal Prize fromthe Park City sic Festival.”
“In the concert world, Chris orchestrated and arranged large works for the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Master Chorale’s Easter Celebration at the Hollywood Bowl. His own works have been performed and recorded by the Hollywood Studio Orchestra, Northwest Symphony Orchestra, Rose City Chamber Orchestra, University of Southern California Symphony, Angeles String Quartet, Los Angeles Doctors Symphony Orchestra, Fear No Music ensemble, Willamette University Chamber Choir, Oregon East Symphony, A-Sharp Youth Symphony and various American festival ensembles.”
-NeilA Kjos Music Company Chris Thomas https://kjos.com/person/view?id=1611
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About Gap of Dunloe: “For millennia travelers followed the sheep trails through the Gap of Dunloe, an imposing wedge of earth cut from the MacGillycuddy's Reeks. This pass creates a natural convenient shortcut through the mountains to the charming town of Killarney. It is an amazing sight, and truly spectacular in scale! The small path leads you through seven miles of steep, craggy cliffs, and along the way you encounter three stunning lakes, an old wishing bridge, ancient ruins, and herds of curly-horned mountain sheep.”
“This music was inspired by the traditional songs of Ireland, where you will often find drinking songs, ballads, and laments, usually taking the form of reels, hornpipes, and jigs, and I hope this piece creates an opportunity to learn more about this wonderful Irish music. Hopefully, this will also motivate lessons in legato bowing, and how to play in a lyrical style. This piece features some independence between sections, call and responses, melody in the second violins, and a duet with viola and low strings Most of all, I hope performing this music will be an enjoyable experience!”
-Thomas, Chris. Gap of Dunloe (Gate to MacGillycuddy’s Reeks). FJH Beginning Strings, 2016.
"Richard Meyer is a highly sought after music educator and maintains an active schedule as a guest conductor and clinician. For 35 years he taught string students at the elementary, middle school, and high school levels in the public schools. For 22 of those years, he directed the orchestras at Oak Avenue Intermediate School in Temple City, California, growing the program from 29 string students to 200 and was in charge of the city’s elementary stringprogram In 2009, Mr Meyer implementedthe “Giving Bach” program at his school whichhas garnerednationalattentionfor its innovative ways of using interactiveconcerts to bring music intothe lives ofspecial needs and inner-city school students throughout SouthernCalifornia."
-Alfred Music. "Richard Meyer." https://www.alfred.com/authors/richard-meyer/
About Pieces of Eight - A Pirate’s Jig: Pieces of Eight introduces young musicians to 6/8timesignature The fun and catchy melody uses three basic rhythms throughout thepieceto teach students differentways tocountandplay in 6/8:
Rhythm1:
Rhythm2:
Rhythm3:
Keepyour ears open to hearallofthe rhythmsthroughout the piece!
Based in Hamburg, Reinhard Keiser wrote over a hundred operas in his lifetime Music theorist and critic Johann Adolph Scheibe considered Keiser to be equal to Georg Friedrich Händel and Georg Philipp Telemann in terms of his compositional importance. His career and life saw him traveling and holding different posts throughout Germany and Copenhagen Although largely forgotten in modern times, Keiser’s work music was quite p n his obituary,Keiser’s colleague and fellow composer J dered him tobe “the greatestopera composer in the world.”
"AlanLeeSilvais acomposer, arranger,andorchestrator whosecredits include songs andunderscore for shows andattractions atUniversal Studios Japan,Tokyo DisneySea, Shanghai Disney,SesameStreetLive andthe upcomingUniversal Studios Beijing.Heis a popular composer ofmusic for string orchestra andbandmusic forschool ensembles.”
“Asan arranger and orchestrator, hehas workedonDisney’s Cinderella: A Twist In Time and Cinderella: Twice Charmed, the PBSDocumentary Mel Brooks: Make A Noise, television’s 7th Heaven as well as theWarner Bros. musical Secondhand Lions andtheFord’sTheatre musical Liberty Smith. Alan's music featuresappealing and identifiablemelodies accompaniedby freshharmonic ideas It comes to life with a modernscoringstyle and alush approachtoorchestration. His pieces havean upliftingAmericanastyle.”
-Excelcia Music Publishing Alan Lee Silva. https://excelciamusic.com/our-composers/alan-silva/
About Western Dawn:Paintingaportrait ofAmericana, Western Dawn setsthe tone withit’spastoral melodicopening. The piece can be splitintofive sectionsfollowing anA-A-B-C-Aform. TheAsections have a spiritedandvigorous marcato character incontrastto the legato, graceful Bsection. The Csectionfeatures a call-andresponse between the firstviolins andsecondviolins/violas.
About The Sprint: Silvaopens The Sprint withhis signature Americana sound.An active and energetic openingsectionis punctuatedwithaprecise accented motif. The middle sectionshifts keysfromG major toEmajor andexpands the orchestra’s sound up toevoke asenseofsoaring grandeur. Witha gradual transition back to G major, the inspirational final sectionreturns totherhythmic drive from the opening asitcharges toits finale.
“Susan Day holds music degrees from Ithaca College and Columbia University, New York She has taught strings at all grade levels in Colorado for over 30 years and is currently a string specialist with the Douglas County Schools. Her award winning groups were chosen to perform seven times at state and national conventions. In 2000, she received the “Outstanding Teacher of the Year” Award from the American String Teachers Association (ASTA) of Colorado Besides teaching, she is a composer, arranger, clinician, guest conductor, and violinist with the Arapahoe Philharmonic.“
-Neil A Kjos Music Company Susan H Day. https://kjos com/person/view?id=1611
About Cliffs of Moher: Reminiscent of the music of Ireland, this piece captures the majestic beauty of one of Ireland’s most visited natural wonders, the spectacular Cliffs of Moher, which tower over the Atlantic Ocean Written in the keys of G Major and D Major, all parts stay in first position and have interesting melodic lines, including a fun dance-like round section to bring to mind the waves beating at the rocks. A variety of techniques, such as pizzicato, open string double stops, slurs, and even a few easy open string harmonics are featured.
-Day, Susan H Cliffs of Moher Highland/Etling Publishing, a division of Alfred Music, 2010
“Robert Longfield is an award-winning composer, conductor, arranger, and educator. Mr. Longfield has earned degrees in music education and music performance from the University of Michigan and the University of Miami.
Mr. Longfield's career as a music educator spanned 42 years in the public schools of Michigan and Florida. He was the band and orchestra director at Miami Palmetto Senior High for 27 years. He also served as Palmetto's Visual and Performing Arts Department chair.
Mr. Longfield is the recipient of the "Teacher of the Year" award from the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association and the "Mr. Holland Award" from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. He has also been Palmetto Senior High School's "Teacher of the Year "
In his retirement Mr. Longfield serves as conductor of the Greater Miami Symphonic Band, and he continues to add to his catalog of published compositions and arrangements for band and orchestra
A member of ASCAP, Mr. Longfield has received numerous commissions and has over 400 publications to his credit. His compositions and arrangements have been played and recorded by bands and orchestras throughout the United States as well as in Canada, Europe, Japan, and other parts of the world.”
-Hal Leonard Robert Longfield
https://www.halleonard.com/biography/397/robert-longfield
Telemann was easily one of history’s most successful composers - his staggering body of work encompasse over 3,000 surviving pieces. His reputation and fame completely overshadowed his friend and contempora J.S. Bach, whose work wouldn’t gain its appreciation until well after his death. As a multi-instrumentalist, Telemann’s compositions would incorporate many st of Baroque music and until the end of his life, he would continue to be a driving force in the late Baroque/early Classical period.
Telemann’s canonic sonatas were originally titled “Six Canons or Sonatas for two German Flutes or two Violins. ” Each movement of the sonatas are two-part canons where both musicians play the same line, one or two measures apart. With instrumentation being fairly flexible, these canons are some of Telemann’s most charming, witty, and beloved works
“Dr.JeffreyS.Bishopis a music educator, composer, and conductor from KansasCity, Kansas. Jeffrey’s compositions for string orchestra, full orchestra, concert band, andchoirhave been commissioned and performed in the UnitedStates,Mexico,and throughout Europe.”
“Jeffreyhas appeared as a conductor/clinician for regionalandstate orchestras in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Minnesota, Texas, Oregon,andSouthCarolina.His conducting style is markedbyattentiontodetail, a strong sense ofhumor,and the realization that every ensemblehas differentchallenges andstrengths Hebelieves that every ensemble is capableofreaching their ultimate potentialthroughhard work, dedication, and practice!“
-Neil A Kjos Music Company Jeffrey Bishop. https://kjos.com/person/view?id=709
About Orange Jam: Witha tempo marking of “Groove thang”, Bishop’s Orange Jam isenergeticandfunto play asitimitates a rockband- the piece opens with a glissandoeffectreminiscentofa guitar slide.The piece is rhythmically punchy and setin Gminor, givingitadramatic,grungy feelas the different sections of the orchestraimitateguitar riffs.Rockon!
TCSYO is excited and honored to be collaborating with conductor, cellist, clinician, and composer-in-residence, Mrs. Katie LaBrie.
An educator at heart, Mrs. LaBrie spent the first 15 years of her career teaching orchestra in Fairfax County, VA In her capacity as an orchestra director she enjoyed creating a variety of fulfilling experiences for her students, from Fiddle Days to Rock Shows, Summer Camps to Trips around the East Coast, performances at the Virginia State Music Educators Conference and in collaboration with the Detmold Jugendorchester of Detmold, Germany. In 2022, she was honored as one of Yamaha’s “40 Under 40,” for her action, courage, creativity, and commitment to growth in the music education field.
Mrs LaBrie holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from St Olaf College and a Master of Music in Instrumental Conducting from George Mason University. Her primary conducting teachers include Anthony Maiello, Steven Amundson & Timothy Mahr, as well as David Carter on cello.
In addition to her love of teaching Mrs LaBrie is a published composer and arranger, and is the editor for the Orchestra Division of Randall Standridge Music Publications. As a composer, Mrs. LaBrie enjoys creating new music with the goal of being educationally sound, pleasing to audiences, and above all, fun for the players. She finds inspiration from many sources, including family and nature, but primarily draws from her students and her own experiences as a music educator Her compositions have received many accolades, including frequent selection as J.W. Pepper Editor’s Choice, as well as performances at the Midwest Band and Orchestra Directors Clinic and at the American String Teachers Association National Conference.
Mrs. LaBrie is a member of NAFME, ASTA, and ASCAP. She is an active guest conductor, adjudicator, and clinician. She has presented clinics on: New Music (VMEA 2015, VA DoE 2019), "Practicing with Purpose: What's the Big IDEA?" (FCPS 2017, VMEA 2017, ASTA 2021, NCMEA 2022 Midwest 2022), and “How to Win Rehearsals & Influence Students” (ASTA 2022, MMEA 2022, NCMEA 2022, VBODA 2022).
Mrs LaBrie is the founding conductor of the Fairfax Chamber Players and the cocreator of "the Big I.D.E.A." practice method (www.PracticeWithPurpose.net). She lives in Fairfax with her husband Joe who is a middle school band director, and their eight year-old budding musician, Liam.
More information can be found on Mrs LaBrie’s website: https://www.katieoharalabrie.com/
Mr. Kenneth Law
Although cellist Kenneth Law enjoys a diverse career as performer, teacher and author, he considers himself first and foremost a chamber musician. He is a member of the Main Street Chamber Players and Trio Peridot, and cellist with the Ritz Chamber Players, Colour of Music Festival and Gateways Music Festival. Abroad, Mr. Law has performed chamber music concerts at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Holland and Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow, as well as concerts in England, France, Scotland, Panama and Puerto Rico. In the US, he has performed at the Washington Performing Arts Club, the Italian and German Embassies in Washington, D.C., the Kennedy Center’s Terrace Theater, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jazz at Lincoln Center Concert Series, Library of Congress in Washington, DC, Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall in New York City. He has collaborated with such artists as Earl Carlyss (Juilliard String Quartet), Michael Tree (Guarneri Quartet), Ying String Quartet, Norman Carroll (concertmaster emeritus, Philadelphia Orchestra) and violinist Diane Monroe, and has recorded orchestral and chamber music for Albany Records, and the New Albion and Telarc labels. In March of 2006, Mr. Law was featured on the nationally televised NAACP Image Awards as a member of the Ritz Chamber Players. In his home state of South Carolina, Mr. Law has performed at the Piccolo Spoleto Music Festival in Charleston, SC, as a member of the Converse Trio, and subsequently as a member of Ensemble Argos and the Polaris Piano Trio.
Along with co-author Dr. Christina Placilla, the publication, We Are The Music Makers: Volume I: A Graded Guide to Chamber MusicString Quartets was published in 2013, and is the first in a multivolume set that will cover the myriad combinations of chamber music. The guide serves as a resource for chamber music coaches when needing to assign repertoire to an ensemble whose individual members are of varying levels of proficiency.
Most recently, Mr. Law was invited to join the faculty of the New England Music Camp in Sidney, Maine for the 2022 summer season.
Diana Chou is a talented and engaging music educator, conductor, and cellist. She is currently the Artistic Director of The Capitol Symphonic Youth Orchestras, as well Conductor for the Chamber Orchestra and
String Ensemble. Mrs. Chou began her tenure with TCSYO in 2017 as the Prelude Orchestra Conductor; under her leadership, the program grew rapidly and String Ensemble was formed in the fall of 2019.
Mrs. Chou has been a devoted music educator since 2008, and has taught for Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) since 2013. She currently teaches orchestra at Sangster and White Oaks Elementary Schools and has organized many student performance events for her pyramid including Strings Extravaganza, Solo Spotlight, and Area Orchestra. She has been a mentor to many first year orchestra teachers and has hosted several student teachers from JMU and GMU. Mrs. Chou has also helped to develop FCPS and Virginia Department of Education Curriculum projects. She is an active freelance cellist in the Washington D.C. area and is a founding member of the Maestra Ensemble. She has performed concerti with the Manassas Symphony Orchestra, Fairfax Chamber Players, and Orchard Park Symphony Orchestra. Mrs. Chou was the associate conductor of the Fairfax Chamber Players from 2017-2019, coordinating concerts and the annual Concerto Competition.
Before moving to Virginia, she taught middle and elementary school orchestra for the Ithaca City School District. She served as Vice President of the Seneca Tompkins Music Educators Association from 2009-2013, and was the Chairperson for Area All State and All County festivals. Mrs. Chou was the Artistic Director and Conductor of the Ithaca Community Orchestra from 2011 to 2013. In 2013 she was named a Music Educator Grammy Award Quarter Finalist. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Ithaca College, and Master of Music in Conducting from Houghton University.
Mr. Austin Isaac is the high school orchestra director at Lake Braddock Secondary School (LBSS) and is also the lead of the orchestra Collaborative team at LBSS. He has taught orchestra at the elementary and secondary levels in both public and private schools in Virginia. He received his B.M. from James Madison University with a concentration in instrumental education and his Master’s Degree in Education from George Mason University. He has been commissioned and has written works for string orchestra, full orchestra, and choir. In addition to being a published composer with Wingert-Jones Publications, Austin has served as a guest conductor, clinician, and adjudicator for honor orchestras and state assessment performances in various regions of Virginia.
As a double bassist, Austin has been an active performer in a variety of orchestras in the Northern Virginia area. He has co-presented on improvisation in the instrumental classroom at the Virginia Music Educators Association (VMEA) in-service conference and has served on the VBODA Orchestra State Grading Committee. He has served as the regional orchestra representative for the Virginia Band and Orchestra Directors Association (VBODA), the manager for the All Virginia Orchestra, and he also serves on the Council for Music Education for VMEA in addition to being the chairman of the orchestra sight reading committee for VBODA. Under his direction, the Lake Braddock Middle School Chamber Orchestra was invited to perform at the 2016 annual VMEA In-Service Conference and the Lake Braddock Symphony Orchestra was invited to perform at the 2020 Music For All National Orchestra Festival.
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AspecialthankyoutoourBoardofDirectorsandstaff:
Lee Anne Bache Cheri Collins Michael Czucor
SarahGeiger JonathanLund
Barbara Dobberstein
Beverly Gowins
Catharina Meyers
Claire Allen
Lara Buchko
Hillary Ford
Gerald Fowkes
Danita Grundvig
Austin Johnson
Laura Kobayashi
Joshua Kowalsky
Harold Levin
Stephen Matthie
Brian Morton
Larry Oates
Hannah Price
Dereck Scott
Anna Sengstack
Holly Taylor
Thankyoutooursupporters:
Lake Braddock Secondary School
Katherine Johnson Middle School
Eastman School of Music
Foxes Music
George Mason University Dewberry School of Music
Houghton University Greatbatch School of Music
Ithaca College School of Music, Theatre, and Dance
James Madison University School of Music
Manassas Symphony Orchestra
NOVEC
Shenandoah Conservatory
Virginia Commonwealth University Department of Music
Donors
John Morris Alford
Jennifer Goeglein
John & Robbin Miranda
Lawrence & Courtnay Waite
SpecialthankstothefollowingKJMSteachers:
Charlie Burts
Kelly Harbison
Anna Sengstack
Gregory Stowers