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Dear friends and families,
It is my privilege to welcome you to the 2025-2026 performance season at Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA)! I am thrilled to introduce this year’s extraordinary lineup of performances and events. Each of these productions is a celebration of the passion, talent, and dedication of our students, faculty, and staff.
Every year, I am deeply inspired by the collaborative efforts of our school community, as those on stage and behind the scenes come together to make the impossible possible. Tonight, I feel honored to share the creative spirit of our campus with you and to invite you to experience firsthand the magic our students and teachers have been working so hard to create.
As we embark on another exciting season, I would like to take a moment to express my heartfelt appreciation to the corporations and individuals in the following groups. OCSA’s continued success is made possible by their generous support, leadership, and vision.
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Finally, I would like to recognize the vital contributions of our parents, alumni, administrators, faculty and staff, members of the local community, importantly – our remarkable student artists. Our students remain at the heart of everything we do, and their creativity and growth are our greatest achievements.
Thank you for celebrating this impressive performance season with us. We invite you to immerse yourself in the artistry and energy that define the OCSA experience.
With gratitude,
Teren M. Shaffer President & CEO
Orange County School of the Arts
We provide an unparalleled arts and academic education in a creative, challenging, and nurturing environment to a diverse group of students who are passionate about the arts, preparing them to reach their highest potential.
Established in 1987, the nationally recognized Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA) offers a dynamic school culture that enables students to flourish as artists and scholars. The school currently serves a diverse student body of approximately 2,450 students in grades 7-12 from more than 100 cities throughout Southern California.
In addition to offering a challenging college-preparatory academic program that produces high-achieving, motivated scholars, OCSA provides aspiring young artists with the opportunity to refine their skills and flourish in one of 17 arts conservatories. Each year, more than 200 concerts, recitals, staged performances, and exhibitions are presented at a variety of venues in Orange County and throughout the world, providing students with the unique experience of entertaining and inspiring thousands of audience members.
OCSA is a donation-dependent public charter school; no student is offered or denied admission based on financial capacity. The school’s rigorous academic education coupled with advanced arts training has impacted many students, molding generations of creative thinkers, leaders, artists, innovators, and entrepreneurs.
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“Come Again, Sweet Love”
Michael Jun Yang
John Dowland (1563-1626), Arr. Lawrence Henry Carissa Hahn
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This song is about a man missing the love of his life and how he wants her back. He wants her to know what he felt like during the times she left and the times when she was here. A lyrical melody is found in the first verse when it says, “To see, to hear, to kiss, to die”. That part has a rising melody and it pauses every time between to show the emotion and the exciting moment to what it will lead to. The rhythm on the words starting on “To see” is interesting and a fun jump in the song. The song is all connected and legato until that section, and it becomes a whole different color and makes the song more exciting. - Michael Jun Yang
“Nymphs and Shepherds”
Chelsea Yang
Henry Purcell (1659-1695) Maxwell Tran
Thomas Shadwell (1688-1692)
Henry Purcell died at 36, potentially by chocolate poisoning. The song, “Nymphs and Shepherds,” is about celebrating a holiday for Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers, by having nymphs and shepherds leave their duties to enjoy music, dancing, and games in a pastoral setting. The rhythm has a gentle, dance-like feel that keeps the music lively and elegant. One thing I like about the song is how the melody and harmony blend together to create the peaceful mood of a pasture. - Chelsea Yang
Thomas Shadwell was appointed as the Poet Laureate during his lifetime. The song is about the celebration of Flora’s holiday in a pastoral setting with dancing and music. There is an example of text painting with a melisma on the word, “ease,” creating a sense of flowing easiness. One thing I like about this song is the very consonant sound overall of the piece and how playful and melodic it is throughout. - Maxwell Tran
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Music be the Food of Love”
Henry Purcell (1659-1695)
Henry Heveningham (1651-1700)
Jamie (Jintian) Ma
“The Mermaid’s Song” Eve Stone
Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) Sterling Tran Anne Hunter (1742-1821)
In this song, I am a mermaid inviting you to journey through the waters to find the treasure. One interesting feature in the rhythm is the sixteenth notes throughout the whole song. As a kid, I always loved whimsical things, such as unicorns, fairies, and mermaids. This song is very reminiscent of that time of my childhood. - Eve Stone
“Love Has Eyes”
Sir Henry Bishop (1786-1855)
Charles Dibdin (1768-1833)
Teresa Zhu
The English composer, Sir Henry Bishop, is the first ever musician to be knighted, being known for writing operas, as well as the famous piece “Home, Sweet Home.” The English poet Charles Dibdin was also an actor, author, and composer, specializing in writing for the voice. The song, “Love Has Eyes,” is about how true love is very perceptive, acknowledging the other side, both their good and bad, and staying with them despite that knowledge. When the lyrics are “Love’s blind they say,” the melody line is a motive that repeats itself many times throughout the song to show how firmly they believe that love has eyes. The tonality of my song is diatonic, which the composer used to create a lighthearted happy tone, setting the mood for this piece from the very beginning. From the beginning of my piece, my tempo marking is “Allegretto moderato,” translating to “moderately fast,” which the composer used to give the song an upbeat mood from the start. One thing I personally like about this song is the light and buoyant mood. It makes the song very fun and enjoyable to both sing and listen to.
“Passing By” Romeo Dodi
Edward Purcell (1853-1932)
Robert Herrick (1591-1674)
This song is about a man who saw a perfect lady passing by, and he fell in love with her at first sight. The melody often highlights romantic motives, specifically on “yet I’ll love her till I die,” signifying the emotional connection the composer has toward the lady. The harmony uses consonance, particularly on the line, “see her passing by.” These words are the cornerstone of the piece as they show how significant this girl is to the poet. The consonance adds strength and completeness to this line. An interesting aspect of the rhythm is the ritardando on the words “love her.” This makes these words
stand out in the straightforward rhythm, emphasizing how deeply the poet loves this woman. I like the story-telling of this piece. Each verse tells a different part of how amazing this lady is, while still keeping a simple but rich melody.
“Midsummer Lullaby”
Edward MacDowell (1860-1908)
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Jayden Thi
Edward MacDowell was an American composer and pianist, and one of the first seven members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1904. This song is about a peaceful scene on a sunny day at a lake surrounded by nature. The melody uses range to paint the text when the word “lightly,” a very airy and light word, is on the highest note in the song, and the word “feet” is set within the lowest range, since it is associated with looking down or low. The constant repeating chords in the 6/8 compound meter create a very dreamy, enchanting feeling. For example in the first verse: “Silver clouds are lightly sailing”, the rhythm of the chords reflects the clouds sailing in the sky. I like how peacefully mesmerizing the scene described in the song is.
“The Sea”
Keanu Ho
Edward MacDowell (1860-1908) Sterling Tran William Dean Howells (1837-1920)
An interesting fact about William Dean Howells is that his deep impact as a literary editor and mentor earned him the nickname “The Dean of American Letters.” This song describes a vivid picture, depicting the oceans swaying moods, moving from peaceful to a thundering intensity, undertoned by deep, rich, melodies. The tessitura of the melody, where the voice mostly sits, lives within a perfect fifth, reflecting the rise and fall of ocean waves and perfectly matching the theme of the song. Within the rhythm, listen for the gentle sway that the compound meter creates, mimicking the natural rocking rhythm that a ship and the waves face at sea. I like this song particularly for how the melody shifts between calm and tension, reflecting the changing mood of the sea, growing from a peaceful stillness to a surging intensity. - Keanu Ho
MacDowell was one of the great American composers in the Romantic period. He is best known for his piano works, especially his 2nd Piano Concerto in d minor. Towards the end of MacDowell’s life, he unfortunately suffered from psychiatric disorders, which eventually led to his death at the age of 47. This song describes someone whose lover has died in a shipwreck, waiting at the shore for him to return, even though he never will. Chromaticism is present throughout the piece (especially flat thirds instead
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of the otherwise expected Major third) to highlight the emotional tension and irony of the subject’s actions. I really like the cool harmonies and chromaticism that are present throughout this piece, especially the tension between the major and minor tonalities. The ending is also interesting in the sense that it would otherwise be interpreted as a peaceful ending if the context of the piece is not known; rather, it is a very ironic and tragic conclusion, despite ending in D Major. -Sterling Tran
“All through the Night”
Traditional Welsh, Arr. Bettye Ware (1933 - 2016)
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Alice Hu
This song is a Welsh folk song that was translated into English for this particular arrangement. In this song, the singer has travelled far from her lover whom she has loved since their youth, and although they may be apart in distance, the love they share shall stay close and remain. The melody is in a relatively simple middle tessitura until the song jumps up on the words, “Love’s young dream alas if over. Yet my strains of love shall hover,” signifying that, even though the love they shared in their youth is gone, there is still an active effort made by the singer to continue that relationship. Within the harmony on the word “praise,” there is chromaticism, which signifies that no matter what the singer sings for others, the true music is in their heart being sung to their lover. On the word “slumber,” there is the tempo marking poco rit. This represents the singer slowing down to not disturb the slumbering hills and vales. I like this song because it is very relaxing and cleverly portrays the story it is trying to tell, using both lyrics and melody.
“Spring Sorrow”
Joel Lee
John Ireland (1879-1962) Carissa Hahn
Rupert Brooke (1887-1915)
John Ireland was famous for his piano concertos during his time, and he was also known for his unique style of songwriting. I like this song because it is very calm and gorgeous. - Joel Lee
“O Mistress Mine”
Vincent Yang
Roger Quilter (1877 -1953) Maxwell Tran
William Shakespeare (1564 -1616)
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The British Composer, Roger Quilter, had many of his pieces performed by the best vocalists and pianists in all of Britain, and from his success, he often used the proceeds to support his fellow colleagues and musicians in their musical endeavors. This song is a message to indulge in the present moment, and take in all there is, for love is most precious here, and the future will not contain your desires. One example of text painting can be seen on the words “high and low.” On the word “high,” the notes sit in a higher range than on the word “low.” The composer put “Poco meno mosso” at the final“O Mistress Mine, where are you roaming” to drive home how strongly he feels. I have a deep connection with this song because many of the aspects of life and love are still present, despite the vast time difference in humanity. - Vincent Yang
“Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes” Jackie (Guoming) Li
Arr. Roger Quilter (1877 -1953) Carissa Hahn
Ben Jonson (1572 –1637)
Ben Jonson was one of Shakespeare’s greatest rivals and is well-known for his poem, “To Celia,” which is what this song is from. Roger Quilter was a British Composer who did not write large symphonies and operas but wrote smaller, intimate, lyrical art songs. This song is about a spiritual love that is fulfilled through small gestures, such as a glance or a breath, rather than through gifts or physical pleasure. The song’s melody paints the words with a sense of sadness and longing, especially on the word ‘divine,’ where the melody descends by a whole step in the phrase ‘Doth ask a drink divine.’ The song is written in compound meter, which gives it a soothing quality, reminiscent of music you might hear in a ball. I really like the semi-complex feeling of this song which conveys a lot of emotions, despite having the same melody for most of the song. - Jackie Li
This song is about a person who longs for the attention of his lover. I really like the melodic line and the flow of this work. - Carissa Hahn
“Weep You No More” Samantha Shelly
Roger Quilter (1877 -1953) Angela Song
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Roger Quilter (1877–1953) was a British composer best known for his beautiful art songs. He was part of a group of composers called the “Frankfurt Group,” who studied together in Germany. Quilter is especially famous for his sensitive settings of English poetry, including works by Shakespeare and Elizabethan poets. This song is about gently comforting someone who is sad, encouraging them to stop crying and find peace and rest instead. An interesting feature in the melody is the use of melismas on the word “sleeping” to enhance the song’s gentle, consoling character. An interesting feature in the harmony is underneath “heavenly,” the harmony uses consonance to evoke a feeling of peace and calm, like how many feel when they think about their loved one in heaven comforting them. The rhythm of “Weep You No More” has a slow tempo in simple meter, creating a calm, steady flow that highlights the gentle emotion of the song. One thing I like about this song is its gentle and soothing melody, which beautifully matches the comforting message of the lyrics and makes the song feel calm and emotional. - Samantha Shelly
“The Salley Gardens” Van Mai Arr. Benjamin Britten (1913-1973)
W.B. Yeats (1865-1939)
“Linger in Blissful Repose” Oliver Stewart
Stephen Foster (1826-1864) Sterling Tran
Stephen Foster is known as “the father of American music” because of his talent for writing songs. He has more than 200 songs written. This song is a lullaby being sung to a loved one. The rhythm involves a lot of repeating triplets, giving a feeling of swift movement. One thing I like about this song is the calm, soft melody with the rhythm being different from many other songs. -Oliver Stewart
“Simple Gifts” Emma (Hanyin) Zhang
Arr. Aaron Copland (1900-1990)
Joseph Brackett (1797-1882)
Joseph Brackett was an elder of The United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing, also known as the Shakers. The song “Simple Gifts” is about finding contentment, freedom, and happiness through simplicity and living in harmony with life. The word “right” sits on the highest note in the range of the melody and even includes a fermata to elongate the note, highlighting just how happy the person is about their current situation and how right it feels. The harmony uses consonance throughout the whole song to feel very stable and complete and to reflect the importance of life being simple and free, especially in the first phrase, “Tis the gift to be simple, ‘tis the gift to be free.” The composer uses simple meter in the rhythm to match the plain, easygoing message of the lyrics. It also reflects the simplicity and joy described in the lyrics. I like how “Simple Gifts” is about appreciating the simple yet meaningful things in life.
“At the River”
Devin Posos
Aaron Copland (1900-1990) Angela Song Robert Lowry (1826 - 1899)
Aaron Copland is famous for arranging many American spirituals and folk songs. The literal meaning of this song is just describing a river; however, the deeper meaning is the journey and destination of spiritual enlightenment and peace. One interesting feature of the melody is that the very steady vocal range emphasizes the themes of noble peace, calmness, happiness, and enlightenment/knowledge. The composer uses text painting in the harmony on the word “God” with a grand five note chord, which emphasizes the positivity of God in this Christian context. The composer utilizes the power of rhythm to again emphasize the importance of God in this theme of the road to spiritual enlightenment when note value of the word “God” is held out for much longer than any previous word. One thing I like about the song is how noble the lyrics are. The words just make me feel at peace after I’ve sung it. - Devin Posos
Copland was known as the “Dean of American Composers” because he wrote pieces with a uniquely American style that fused aspects of jazz and folk music. The song is about a river with an extremely important religious connotation--inspired by the book of Revelation---and the lyrics encourage believers to gather there in order to achieve peace. Throughout the song, there are some places where small melismas are used, like words including “cease.” The change (rise) in pitch during the word “cease” shows the thrill that the person feels when they’re anticipating the stop of their pilgrimage, so that they will be able to see the beautiful river. Syncopation is utilized in the pianist’s part to help contribute to the building excitement for the lyrics, “Soon we’ll reach the shining river; Soon our pilgrimage will cease.” The composer did this not only to convey the importance of finally arriving at their final destination, but also to show the build up of emotions akin to exhilaration or excitement when the character mentions that moment.
I like how, although the voice stays mostly in a low tessitura, which helps support the dignified emotion of the song, the range eventually widens as the pitch increases to the highest point of the entire song on the words, “saints” and “gather,” conveying the excitement of finally reaching the river and everyone gathering to appreciate its connection to God. - Angela Song
“The Daisies”
Samuel Barber (1910 - 1981)
James Stephen (1880 -1950)
Brandon Chang
This song is about the narrator being in a daisy field with their dear. One thing I like about the song is that the feelings are expressed really well.
“It’s All I Have to Bring” Delila George Ernst Bacon (1898-1990)
Emily Dickinson (1830-1886)
Emily Dickinson is famous for living most of her life at home and wearing white dresses. She liked to stay in her room and write poetry, sending some of her poems in letters to her friends. Even though she didn’t travel or meet many people, she wrote poems that touched the hearts of millions around the world. This song is about someone who doesn’t have much to give, but still offers their love, heart, and feelings with all their love and care, which shows that even the smallest gift can be very special when it comes from love. I like this song because it is simple but really emotional. It feels peaceful and kind, and it makes me think about giving love to someone even if you do not have much else to give. When I sing it, I feel calm and connected to the words. It is a really pretty and meaningful song.
“My House”
Leonard Bernstein (1918- 1990)
Claire Jeong
Leonard Bernstein composed across many genres, including symphonies, ballets, operas, film scores, choral music, and musicals. He composed the songs of many famous musicals, including “On the Town,” “West Side Story,” and more. This song is about Wendy’s dream house (from Peter Pan), how she wants it to be built, and what’s
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most important to her about it. An interesting feature of the melody is the range. The song starts with middle C and ends in high F. I think that the composer does this to show how Wendy gets more excited and focuses on more important things towards the end, which is love. The composer uses a lot of harmonic consonance throughout the whole piece to show Wendy’s pure heart and desire for only good thoughts and feelings. Within the rhythm, the composer uses “poco piu mosso,” which means “with a little more motion” or “a little faster” to give more excitement as Wendy starts to sing about her house. I love the meaning behind this song, and how the most important thing for Wendy about her house was not material, but it was love.
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The Classical Voice Conservatory is a college-preparatory program focused on vocal arts, ideal for young singers who are passionate about vocal expression and interested in the world of classical singing. Modeled after well-established collegiate programs, the curriculum provides a balance of performance, academic music, and industry-related courses. Students bene t from the expertise of the Classical Voice faculty of professionals, most of whom hold a master’s degree in music and/or possess more than 10 years of experience in the professional music industry.
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Dr. Ryan Reithmeier completed a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in vocal arts and opera at the USC Thornton School of Music and was awarded the Opera Award upon graduation. As a baritone soloist, he has over 20 roles to his credit, and he has appeared in concert with prestigious organizations including Paci c Symphony, Paci c Opera Project, Corona Symphony, Opera a La Carte, Parnassus Society, St. John’s, Orange Concert Series, Opera San Luis Obispo, and others. Dr. Reithmeier is a two-time winner of the Beverly Hills National Consortium Auditions, a winner of the NATS-LA Gwendolyn Roberts Auditions, and a Western-Regional nalist in the NATS-Artist Award competition. Before coming to OCSA, he served on the vocal faculty at Azusa Paci c University.
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Classical Voice offers 10-15 unique performance opportunities each year, including choir concerts, Composer’s Night, Opera Scenes, a semi-annual opera production, and solo recitals. Each student performs a minimum of ve times per year, and every four years, students have the opportunity to participate in an international tour. Classical Voice students have performed alongside industry professionals with Los Angeles Opera, Paci c Chorale, Paci c Symphony, Orange County Youth Symphony Orchestra, and more.
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Anonymous
Justin Aragon and Laura Boysen-Aragon
The Armitage Family
Ms. Jyothi Atluri
The Austin Family
The Awasthi Family
The Bailey Family
Courtney and James Banaag
Melissa and Randy Barnaby
Autumn and Frank Bignami
Charles Bittel III, O.D.
The Boobar Family
The Both Family
The Brenner Family
The Bullock Family
Dr. Alyson and Alfredo Cartagena
Kathy and William Chang
The Chang Family
Joy Chao and Jason Lee
Arpitha and Bobby Charlu
The Chen Family
Tim and Rita Chen
Larissa Chiari-Keith and Brian Keith
Julia and Lewis Cho
The Chou-Morettini Family Drew Coleman
Dr. Gretchen and Mr. James Conroy
The Cope Family
Michelle and Tim Danaher
Neeti and Sandeep Dang
The Davis Family
The Deutschman Family
Halim and Saranya Dhanidina
Joe and Jessica DiPenta
Cheryl and Charles Dominguez
The Elder Family
Dr. & Mrs. Gregory and Lisa Endelman
Julia Feldman and Ryan Malone
Tamara Freeze, Workplace Justice
Advocates, PLC
Betsy and Luke Freiler
Lamia Gabal and Charlie Wilcoxson
The Guo Family
Jason and Stacy Gwin
Sameena and Ali Habib
The Han Family
The Han-Robbins Family
Allison and Brian Herman
Stacey and Justin Hill
Alton and Melanie Hitchcock
The Hitomi Family
Grace Holland Kuch
Michael Hu and Clora Zhu
The Huang Family
Linda Hung and James Lo
The Idriss Family
The Jacobson Family
Eric and Juan Jimenez-Lindmeier
The John-Heiner Family
The Kamjula Family
Mike and Samira Kazerouni
The Kensy Cuellar Family
Angela Kent and David Kane
Huma and Kamal Khan
Anuradha Khemka and Maneesh Goyal
Karen Kim and Spencer Ho
Sonja Kiseljak-Dusenbury
The Lamberti Family
Rosemarie and Michael Le Coz Lee
Dr. Charles Lee, PhD and Mrs. Shana Lee
Scott and Susan Lee
Monica and Michael Lehner
Tina Li
Lisa
Kevin and Louise Lloyd
The Ly-Pang Family
Naho and Andrew MacLachlan
Molly Mahoney and John Dominguez
Paul and Sherry Main
The Marciniak Family
Deke and Margo Marcus
Alissa and Tony McCanta
Greg McCollum and Jeff Van Hoosear
Matt and Diana McCutchen
Paul Mendoza
Maeesha Merchant and Gaurav Diwan
Jessica Miley and Alejandro Brubaker
Ellie and Deep Mitra
Genevieve and Kevin Murphy
Yvonne Naranjo
Arvind Narayan
The Navarro Family
The Ness Family
Tita Nguyen and Michael Le
The Ohara Family
Amy Parekh and Jay Shah
The Parra Family
The Passalacqua Family
Tal Peles-Gray and Kevin Gray
The Pennor Family
Peters Architecture
The Porters
Rakesh and Ami Puvvada
The Rand Family
Hon. Julian and Alexis Recana
Catey and Chris Reese
Ezra Ross
Melissa and Jeff Ruderman
Prachi and Amit Sharma
The Shectman Family
Greg and Myla Shields
Mr. and Mrs. David and Tina Sidoni
Brad and Jennifer Smith
Mohini and Vip Soni
Amanda Standish Wainwright
The Stastny Family
The Stein Family
Rina Stinson
The Suss Family
Deepali and Ashok Tantradi
Kim and Bert Tavares
The Tippets Family
Laurence and Shannon Trevino
Vicky
Nicole and Michael Vicioso
Ellie and Steven Vilendrer
Virtual Art
The Vitta Kama Family
Ivy Wang and Patryk Symchych
Gianna and Scott Warner
The Weaver Family
Lisa Wegner and Jed Stevens
Courtney and Andrew Wittkop
Fiona Xiao
The Yang Family
Manuella and Michael Yassa
Michelle and Gary Yoshino
Sandy and David Young
Jinny and Edward Yun
Legacy Awards
In honor and recognition of the visionary leaders whose dedication was pivotal in the school’s founding and whose extraordinary support has enabled it to continue to thrive
Thank you to the following Legacy Award recipients from 2007 and 2012:
Julia and George Argyros
Bill Bloomfield
Sandy and Phil Boodman
Cindy and Bob Boragno
Carolyn Breeden
Matthew Conover / Disneyland Resort
Grace Chen-Ellis and Brad Ellis
Sandy and John Daniels
Nancy Egan
Susan Egan Hartmann
Paul Folino
Carole and Robert Follman
Dr. Jon Kaswick / Maxwell H. Gluck Foundation
Carol and Ron Green
Mike Harrah
Carol Hart / Los Alamitos Unified School District
Dorothy and Don Kennedy
Bill Lee
Drs. Whitney and Jerry Mandel
Maureen and John McLaren
Patricia and John McMaster
Maureen and Mike Mekjian
Nancy Melbourne
Lorie Gonia and Mike Miller / Los Alamitos Unified School District
Matthew Morrison
Marybelle and Paul Musco
Barbara O’Connor
Mayor Miguel Pulido / City of Santa Ana
Janet and Walkie Ray
Kelly Ruggirello
Judy Sabbagh
Drs. Susan and Henry Samueli
Sally Segerstrom
Janice and Ted Smith
Kate St. Clair
Mindy and Glenn Stearns
Patti and Russ Stern
Elaine and Kevin Tiber
Sue and Mike Vaughn
Sue and John Vestri
Kathi and Steven Wagner
Henry Walker / Farmers & Merchants Bank
Margaret and Lewis Webb
Tania and Scott Woolsey
Audrey Yamagata-Noji / Santa Ana Unified School District
If you are interested in supporting the OCSA Foundation, please reach out to Vice President of Development Elizabeth Ton at elizabeth.ton@ocsarts.net or visit www.ocsarts.net/DonateNow
Contemporary Luxury
Thank you to all of our OCSA families who have contributed this year through the Conservatory Funding Agreement (CFA) in support of their child’s arts conservatory experience. Your contributions specifically support conservatory teacher and director salaries, facilities, equipment and supplies, performance opportunities, guest artist master teachers, field trips, and more.
The Abdollahi Family
Ron and Armi Abiera
The Acket Family
Activision Blizzard, Inc.
Adaa Bollywood Dance
The Adams Family
The Adissi Family
Phyllis and Larry Agran
The Agran Family
the Aguilar Family
Ahn Family Dentistry
The Ahn Family
The Ahn Family
The Ahn Family
The Ahn family
The Ahn Family
The Ahn Family
The Ahnn Family
Aim Smart Strategies LLC
The Akahoshi Family
Mauricio Alarcon
The Albakri Family
The Almeida Family
The Amado Family
Amgen Foundation
The An Family
Anderson Family / Different Gravy Films
The Ando Family
The Andrews-Guetzkow Family
The Anne Family
The Antia Family
The Antunez Family
The Aparicio Garcia Family
Apex Endodontics
The Archer Family
The Arey Family
The Arian-Edwards Family
The Armitage Family
Thank you to the following 2025-2026 CFA contributors:
Armorcentric Inc
Arocha & Company Inc.
Michael & Karen Artavia-High
The Arvind Family
The Asaka Family
The Ashford Family
Ashley’s Family
The Ataman Family
Jyothi Atluri
The Avendano Family
The Awasthi Family
The Azernikov Family
The Azurin Family
The Badenas Peterson Family
The Bae Family
The Baek Family
The Baek Family
The Baek Family
The Bailey Family
The Bakman Family
The Bakman Family
The Balaze Family
The Baltaian Family
The Banaag Family
The Banerjee Family
The Bang Family
The Barajas Family
The Barnaby Family
Russ and Michelle Bartlett
The Barton Family
The Beach Family
The Becker Family
The Becker Family
The Beckner Family
The Bellehumeur Family
The Benjamin Family
The Benoit Family
Brent and Kelly Berkompas
Bestcare Pharmacy, Inc.
The Bethanabhotla-Krishnan Family
The Bethards
The Betts Family
The Bing Family
The Black Family
The Bleakley Family
The Bloom family
The Bodnar Family
BODYBAR Pilates
Boeing Company Gift
Matching Program
The Boobar Family
The Bordewick Family
The Boswell Family
The Boughton Family
The Boysen Family
The Bradecich Family
PB&J Bradford
The Bratoeva Family
Glenn and Jackie Braunstein
The Braverman Family
Patrick and Tess Breen
The Brenner Family
The Brewer family
The Brito Family
Broadcom Corporation
Dana Carr Brown
The Brownstein Family
Christe Bruderlin-Nelson
The Bryson Family
The Bui Family
The Bullock Family
The Byrd Family
The Cai Family
The Cain Family
Calabloom Medical Spa
California Cool Breeze
The Canto-Beaver Family
The Cao Family
Capital Group Companies
Charitable Foundation
Capitol Dental Care
The Cardoso Family
The Carlson Family
The Carlsten Family
Dr. Alyson and Mr. Alfredo Cartagena
The Casas Family
The Castillo Family
The CC Family
Michael Cecconi and Maryam Zahedi
Celine You, Jazz Pianist
The Cezus Family
The Chae Family
The Chamberlain Family
The Chang Family
Woo Chang
The Chang Wang Family
Erin Chao
The Charlton Family
The Charlu family
Cheminton Group Inc.
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Chen Family
The Eileen Chen Family
The Cheng Family
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The Cheng Family
The Cheng Family Chen’s Family
The Cheung-Liu Family
Chevron Corporation
The Chia Family Chick-fil-A - Van Buren Blvd
The Chillemi / Khorsan Family
The Chin Family
Angel Cho
Lewis and Julia Cho
Soojae Cho
The Cho Family
The Cho Family
The Cho Family
The Cho Family
The Cho Family
The Choe Family
Teddy Choi Family
The Choi Family
The Choi Family
The Choi Family
The Choi Family
The Choi Family
The Choi Family
The Choi’s Family
The Chong Family
The Chou Family
The Chow Family
The Christensen Family Luke Chun
The Chun Family
The Chun Family
The Chun Family
The Chung Family
The Chung Family
The Chung Family
The Chung Family
The Chung Family
The Chung Family
The Chung Family
William Chung and Family
Circle City Roofing Inc.
The Cisneros Family
The Clem Family
The Cogswell Family
Colburn School
The Coleman Family
Thank you to the following 2025-2026 CFA contributors (continued):
The Conolly Family
The Conroys
The Cooke Family
Brian and Victoria Cope
The Cordova Family
Corebridge Financial
The Coronel Family
The Cosand Family
The Coyte Family
The Craver Family
Lawrence Cua
The Cui Family
Allison Kim’s Family
CVS Health Foundation
Daffy Charitable Fund
The Dai Family
The Dai Family
The Dai Family
The Dai Family
The Dai Family
The Dale Family
The Daly Family
Tim and Michelle Danaher
The Dartono Family
Data Inflection
The Davis Family
The Dayal Family
The Dayal Family
Jodi De Jesus
The DeAugustine Family
The Dechary Family
The Delgado Family
The Delgado Family
Delta Airlines Foundation
The Demeter Family
The Deng Family
The Dhanidina Family
The Dietz Family
Anderson Family / Different Gravy Films
The Ding-Li Family
DIRECTV Group, LLC
Disneyland
The Dodyk Family
The Dominguez Family
The Dooley Family
Dorfman Plastic Surgery
Douglas T. Sakurai, DDS
The Doyle Family
The Duenas Family
The Duggal Family
The Durazo Family
The Dusenbury Family
Edwards Lifesciences
EHP Solutions
The Eitel Family
The Elder family
Electronic Arts, Inc.
Elite Black Car Services
eLONG Pharmacy
The Elshahawi Family
The Emde Family
The Emmert Family
Amber Enriquez
Epic Games
The Escano Family
The Escobedo family
Escrow Experts, Inc.
The Esme Lee Family
The Eyer family
Facial Aesthetic Concepts
The Faletra family
The Fang Family FangXia
The Faunce Family
Simon Federman
The Fei Family
Feifei’s Family
The Feigenbaum Family
The Feng Family
The Feng Family
Stephanie Fermelia
A. Fernandez Family
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
The Fink Family
Roberta Flores / Goran Matijasevic
Forte Strings
The Foss Family
Claudia Fountaine and Jeff Baker
The Foxlin Family
Foxlin Architects
The Francis Framily
The Fredericks Family
The Freeze Family
The Friedman Family
The Fu Family
Dr. Lamia Gabal (Shehab)
Mr. & Mrs. Husni and Robertina Gama
The Gan Family
The Gan Family
The Ganesan Family
The Gangnes Family
Gao’s Family
Kevin Gao
The Gao Family
The Garcia-Leys family
The Garozzo Family
The Gartland Family
Gavarrete Family
The Geel Family
The Ghepes Family
Gil Family
The Gill Family
The Glaser Family
The Gong Family
Jarryd and Charissa Gonzales
The Gonzales Family
Google Matching Gift Program
The Gordon Family
The Gourley Family
The Goyal Family
The Graef Family
Kevin Gray and Tal Peles-Gray
The Greenwood Family
The Grewal Family
The Gritte Family
The Gu Family
The Perez Family
The Guerra Gomez Family
The Gulati Family
The Guo Family
The Guo Family
Mala and Neeraj Gupta
The Gupta Family
The Gustin Family
Javier and Brandi Gutierrez
The Gwak Family
The Gwin Family
The Gwon Family
Jimin Ha and Family
The Ha Family
The Hacker Family
MAKE A SCENE MAKE WAVES
WHEREVER THE FUTURE TAKES YOU
Thank you to the following 2025-2026 CFA contributors (continued):
The Haghighi Rad Family
Stella Hahm
The Hahm Family
Dr. Hahn Family
The Hahn family
The Hallett Family
Erin and Duke Han
The Han Family
The Han Family
The Han Family
The Han Family
The Han Family
The Han Family
The Han Family
The Hanes Family
The Hanigan Family
The Hansanuwat Family
The Hao Family
The Hayes / Hosaflook Family
The He Family
The He Family
Dr. Brady Heiner and Nithya John
The Heiner Family
The Heller Family
The Heller Family
The Henriquez Family
The Henry Family
The Herda Family
The Herman Family
The Herman Family
The Hertz Family
The Hesselbach Family
The Heydorff Family
The Hidayat Family
The Hill Family
Henry and Kelly Hillebrecht
The Hitchcock Family
The Hitomi Family
Conway Ho
Karen Kim and Spencer Ho
The Joseph Ho and Lisa Yoo Family
The Holland Family
The Hollar Facility
Hong’s Family
The Hong Family
The Hong Family
The Hong Family
The MoonFamily
The Hood Family
The Hope Family
The Hou Family HP, Inc.
The Hsu Family
The Hsu Family
The Hsu Family
The Hu Family
The Hu Family
The Hu Family
The Hu Family
The Hu Family
The Hu Family
Alisa Yunfei Huang
The Huang Family
The Huang Family
The Huang Family
The Huang Family
The Huang Family
Guan Huaze
Jennifer Hughes
The Hunt Family
The Hunt Family
The Hunter Family
The E. Hwang Family
The Hwang Family
The Hwang Family
The S. Hwang Family
The Idriss Family
The Imaoka Family
Maria Imeshev
The Inglis Family
The Iobst Family
The Ishihara Family
The Ito Family
The Ito Family
The Iversen Family
The Ivie-Valle Family
The Jacobs Family
The Jang Family
The Janio Family
The Janssen Family
The Je Family
The Jeciel Family
Dru and Daniel Jeffery
The Kwon and Jeon Family
The Jian Family
The Jiang Family
The Jimenez Family
The Jin Family
The Jin Family
Jiwon’s Mom
The JL Family
Jennie Johanson-Maya and Sal Maya
The Johnson Family
Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies
Roland Jose
JRZ Consulting
Julia Beauty
The Jun Family
The Jun Family
Junhyo Jung
The Jung family
The Jung Family
The Jung Family
The Jung Family
The Kamiyama Family
The Kamjula Family
The Kent / Kane Family
The Kanemoto Family
Flora and Joseph Kang
Michelle and Ansel Kang
The Kang Family
The Kang Family
The Kang Family
The Kang family
The Kang Family
Kao’s Family
The Kao-Walker Family
The Kapoor Family
The Kashani Family
The Kaveh Family
The Kaye Family
The Kayrell Family
The Kazerouni Family
The Kelley-Kuo Family
The Kennedy Family
The Kensicki Family
Kensy’s Family
The Kerrane Family
The Kester Family
The Keup Family
The Khan Family
The Khosla Family
The Khuu Family
The Kidder Family
Alan Kim
Drew (Joo) Kim Eugene and Sylvia Kim
Hyung Kim
Iris Kim’s Family
Jordan Kim’s Family
Kim’s Family
Sharon and Peter Kim
Stella Kim
The Kim Family
The Kim family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim Family
The Kim family
The Kim Family
The Kim Horiguchi Family
The Parents of Ka-on Kim
Kim’s Family
Kim’s Piano
The King Family
The Kisow Family
KKIMPORTEXPORT, INC
The Knihtila Family
The Knowlton Family
Kevin Ko
Kobayashi Family
The Koether Family
The Koide Family
The Kong Family
CREATE ENRICHING OPPORTUNITIES
The Hearts for the Arts campaign provides additional support for arts conservatory needs beyond each conservatory’s annual budget. Donations help to fund special equipment and supplies, performances, field trips, and other arts enrichment opportunities for our talented OCSA students.
HELP STUDENTS IN NEED
The Artist Scholar Sponsorship Program supports economically disadvantaged students who attend OCSA. Donations help to fund the arts conservatory portion of their school day and ensure they have access to the full OCSA experience, including yearbooks, technology, school supplies, and more.
PROVIDE GUEST ARTIST EXPERIENCES
The Carole Pickup Master Artist Series supports high-profile visiting artists who create meaningful experiences for our student artists. Donations help to bring master artists and industry leaders to OCSA’s campus to share their career stories and expertise with students through residencies, master classes, lectures, and performances.
The Koo Family
The Koo Family
The Kordich Family
The Kouznetsova Family
The Kuli Family
The Kuo Family
Kustom Imprints
The Kwak Family
The Kwak-Su Family
The Kye Family L3Harris Technologies
The La Salle Family
The Lacroix-Luo Family
Laguna Playhouse
The Lai Family
Dr. Kimberley Lakes and Dr. James Kay
Holly Lam
Lily Lam
Nolan and Kisu Lam
The Lam Family
Saige and John Lamberti
The Lange Family
The Lara Family
The Larson Family
Scott and Jean Law
The Lay Family
Nancee Le and Darrick Pham
The Le Family
The Le Family
The Le Coz Family
David and Esther Lee
Hyon Lee
James Lee Joanna Lee
Joy Chao and Jason Lee
Scott and Susan Lee
The Jeremy Lee Family
The Lee family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
Thank you to the following 2025-2026 CFA contributors (continued):
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Family
The Lee Kim Family
The Lee’s Family
The MJ Lee Family
The Lehman Family
The Lehner Family
Jennifer Lei and Tao Wen
David Leon
The Leon Family
The Leung Family
The Levesque Family
Michael and Jessica Levy
Lupita Leyva
Ming Li
The Jackie Li Family
The Li and Ding Family
The Li Family
The Li Family
The Li Family
The Li Family
The Li Family
Family
The Lindauer Family
The Ling Family
The Ling Family
The Lipeles Family
Kathy Liu
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liu Family
The Liufau Family
Chester Lo and Family
Hon and Mei Lo
The Lo Family
The Lo Russo Family
Lockout Music Studios
The Loh-Wong Family
The Long Family
Jesse and Adriana Lopez
Maria Lopez
Emily Lu’s Family
The Lu Family
The Lu Family Yanbo Lu
The Luan Family
Sylvan Learning of Irvine
The Lugo De Frias Family
The Luna Family
The Lundberg Family
Luodafang Luo Family
The Luo Family
The Luo Family
The Ly-Pang Family
The Ma Family
The Ma Family
The Ma Family
The Ma Family
Xiaoyan Ma
The MacLachlan Family
The Macy Family
Cheryl Madden and Julie Ruhlin
The Madison Family
The Madsen Family
The Magana Family
The Magedman Family
The Maggio Family
The Mahoney Family
The Mai Family
The Main Family
The Majerus Family
The Malone Family
The Manko Family
The Manrique Family
The Marciniak Family
The Marcus Family
The Martinez Family
The Martinez Family
The Martinez Family
The Martinez Family
The Marzbani Family
The Masaki Family
The Masinsin Family
The Maso Family
The Massimino Family
Goran Matijasevic
The Matusiewicz Family
The May Family
The McCollum-Vanhoosear Family
The McCoy Family
The Parents of Sofie McDougall
Alexandria McGinness
Thao and Andrew McGrath
McKellar Reese, Inc.
The McNeal Family
Medtronic Foundation
Matching Gifts
Beth Mehau
Janine and Michael Mei
Mason Mei’s Family
The Mejer Family
The Mena Alvarez Family
The Mendez Family
David amd Claudine Mendoza
The Meng Family
The Merchant and Diwan Family
The Metpally Family
The Meza Family
The Mi Family
FALL SATURDAY SERIES
Classes begin September 27, 2025
Registration opens in late August
SPRING SATURDAY SERIES
CSArts Academy offers extracurricular arts courses to student artists of various ages from throughout the community. Join us for fun and rewarding classes in the fall, spring, or summer! FALL SATURDAY SERIES SPRING
Classes begin February 14, 2026
Registration opens in January
Classes begin July 6, 2026
Registration opens in January
Thank you to the following 2025-2026 CFA contributors (continued):
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
The Militante Family
The Min Family
The Miyoshi Family
The Moats family
Modern Eyewear Optometry
The Molina Family
The Molletti Family
The Moon Family
The Moon Family
The Moser Family
The Mosley Family
The Mualim Family
The Mulholland Family
Bertha Munoz
The Murakami Abo Family
Genevieve and Kevin Murphy
The Muther Family
The Nam Family
The Navar Family and Kathy Lazarus
The Navarro Family
Marc and Florence Ner
The Ness Family
The Nesselrod Family Netflix, Inc.
New Journey Group Limited
New York Life Giving and Volunteering Initiatives
The Ngo Family
The Courtney-Nguyen Family
The Nguyen Family
The Nguyen Family
The Nguyen Family
Thinh Nguyen
Tita and Michael Le
Kelly and Tony Motakef
The Niazi Family
The Nightingale Family
The Ning Family
The Nishihara Family
The Niu Family
Ziru (Zora) Niu’s Family
The Noh Family
The Noh Family
Dan Dan Noodle
Nordstrom, Inc.
The Norton Pitt Family
The Nowak Family
Dr. Molly and Eric Nunez
The Ochoa Family
The Oda Family
The Anna Shin Family
The Oh Family
The Oh Family
The Oh Family
The Oh-Nguyen Family
The Ohara Family
OJ Blossom LLC
The Yang Family
The Oliveira Family
The Olsgaard Family
OnCall IT, Inc.
One Hiraya
OP.TECH & The Putrevu Family
Optimum Care Therapy
The Oreshkevych Family
The Orona Family
The Ortiz Family
The Otani Family
The Otis Family
Pacific Life Foundation
John Pack and Amy Hammontree
The Palmer Family
The Pang Family
The Papayannis Family
Amy Parekh and Jay Shah
The Parikh Family
Daniel Park
Danna Park
Nakhee Park and Soyoung Jang
Ray Park
The Cho Family
The Jung’s Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Park Family
The Parker Family
The Parra-Cho Family
The Passalacqua Family
The Patel Family
The Pati Family
The Paulsen Family
The Pendleton Family
Bibo Peng
The Pennor Family
The Peralta Family
The Peredo Family
The Pereyra Family
The Perez Family
Yessica Perez
The Perez-Nguyen Family
The Peters Family
Peters Architecture Inc.
Patrick Pham
The Pham Family
The Pham Bailey Family
The Phan Family
The Phan Family
The Phanco Family
The Phillips Family
Nicole Pierantoni and West Munz
Pimco Foundation
The Pitt Family
PlayStation Cares Employee
Matching Program
The Policare Family
Ponce Ground Service LLC
The Ponsford Family
The Porch Family
The Porter Family
The Prakarsa Family
The Prakash Family
Prestige Medical Group
The Primero-De La Cruz Family
Properties by Puneet
The Putrevu Family
The Puvvada Family
The Qian Family
The Qiu Family
The Qu Family
The Quilala Nguyen Family
Norman and Meredith Rabinovich
Rainbow Sandals Foundation
Jenny Y. Ramirez
The Ramirez Castaneda Family
The Rand Family
The Raniga Family
The Rasminsky / Izenberg Family
Raytheon Company MG
The Raz Family
The Recana Family
The Reddel Family
The Reddel Family
The Reese Family
The Rego Family
Reiko & Associates, Inc.
The Ren Family
Retro Ninja Games
The Reyes Family
The Reyes-Nguyen Family
The Reyes-Nguyen Family and Steak and Cake Films
The Reynolds-Choi Family
The Rhoney Family
The Rhoney Family
The Rimon Family
The Rios Family
Anamara Ritt and Thomas Olson
The Rivera Family
The Rizk Family
The Rodas Family
The Roh Family
The Rollinger Family
The Rong Family
Logan and Carol Ross
The Ross Family
The Rossfeld Family
The Ruderman Family
The Ruiz Family
The Ruiz Millan Family
The Rumble Family
The Ryu Family
The Sabet Family
The Sachelarie Family
The Sadeghian Family
The Sakamoto Family
The Sakurai Family
The Salas Family
The Salazar Family Salesforce
The Salgueiro Family
The Sambrano Family
San Musae Productions, Inc.
The Sanborn Family
The Sanchez Family
The Sánchez Family
The Sanford Chen Family
Santa Ana Wheel
Santiago Pediatrics
The Sapp Family
The Sarinana Family
The Scane Family
The Schlechter Family
The Seet Family
The Seo Family
The Seo Family
The Seo Family
The Serrano Family
The Sethi Family
The Seto Family
The Baek Family
The Shah Family
The Sharma Family
The Shelly Family
Felix Shen
The Shen Family
The Shen Family
The Sherry Family
The Shi Family
The Shilkret Family
The Shilkret Family
The Shim Family
The Shin Family
The Shin Family
The Shin Family
The Shin Choi Family
The Shin-Lee Family
The Shipman Family
Shireen V Guide, MD, INC / Mission Dermatology Center
The Shiwota Family
The Shum Family
The Shung Fmaily
The Sidoni Family
The Sierra Family
The Siglin Family
The Sim Family
Simply Orthodontics
Thank you to the following 2025-2026 CFA contributors (continued):
Optimum Care Therapy
The Sirkin Family
Dr. and Mrs. Curtis and Denise Siu
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The Wang Family
The Wang Family
The Wang Family
The Wang Family
The Wang Family
The Wang Family
The Wang Family
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$2,500 PER CONSERVATORY PERFORMANCE SEASON
BENEFITS
•Recognition in conservatory-specific promotional materials and communications
•Customized speech from the stage at select performances in your conservatory’s season*
•Two (2) complimentary tickets to each performance** in your conservatory’s season
•Recognition on OCSA’s Digital Donor Wall in the Tower Lobby, Center for the Arts Lobby, and DMS Lobby
$1,000 PER SPECIFIC CONSERVATORY PERFORMANCE
BENEFITS
•Recognition in conservatory-specific promotional materials and communications
•Customized speech from the stage at your selected conservatory performance*
•Two (2) complimentary tickets to your selected conservatory performance**
•Recognition on OCSA’s Digital Donor Wall in the Tower Lobby, Center for the Arts Lobby, and DMS Lobby
PROCEEDS WILL DIRECTLY SUPPORT THE CONSERVATORY OF YOUR CHOICE!
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*Also applicable to conservatory-specific events.
**Some exclusions may apply, including special events and performances at outside venues.
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The Wu Family
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The Yoon Family
The Yoon Family
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The You Family
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The Zhang Family
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The Zhou Family
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All Orchestra Concert
DECEMBER 10, 2025 7 PM MICHAEL
S tring O rchestra
Dr. Nicholaus Yee
C hamber O rchestra
Mr. Julian Rymar
S ymphony O rchestra
Dr. Jacob Sustaita
FEATURING: Award-winning pianist
DR. SARKIS BALTAIAN Director of Instrumental Music
