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nn Hampton Callaway, the Tony Award-nominated divaextraordinaire who hosts the BSO’s Holiday Spectacular for

the first time this year.

altimore School for the Arts, whose student dancerswill once again share the stage with the BSO. Founded

in 1979, the BSA has been recognized as one of the top five

public arts schools in the United States. It’s also the alma mater

of BSO principal oboist Katherine Needleman.

apitol Quartet, the vibrant saxophone ensemble and BSO special guest who will perform such classic holiday tunes as

“Winter Wonderland” and “Here Comes Santa Claus.” “The

saxophone was originally intended as a classical instrument, but it

came to be used in America as a jazz instrument as well,” says

tenor saxophonist David Stambler. “This gives us a nice opportunity

to put a jazzy spin on some Christmas favorites.”

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We’ve made our list, we’ve checked it twice and it has nothing

to do with who’s been naughty or nice. It’s not one of those tiresome

to-do lists so ubiquitous at this time of year; the holiday season already

has too many of those.

The list you’ll find here is an A to Z inventory of the Baltimore

Symphony Orchestra’s Holiday Spectacular, the annual fiesta of seasonal

festiveness that blends music, dance, song and stories into one neat

little present. Unlike that hideous sweater that Great Aunt Gertrude gave

you, this holiday gift won’t need to be returned.

aniel Okulitch, the award-winning Canadian-bornopera singer who joins the show this year as a special

guest soloist. Okulitch, who recently played the role of Sparrow

in Washington National Opera’s production of Peter Grimes,

first attracted national attention in 2002 on Broadway as

Schaunard in Baz Luhrmann’s production of La Bohème.

Reviews of his performances rarely fail to mention his sensitive

bass-baritone voice and commanding stage presence.

lf shoes, those 32 ridiculous-looking, curly-toed slippersworn in the show that you can’t just buy off the rack at

the mall. They’re custom, baby. Custom.

ive, the age of the BSO’s Holiday Spectacular,

a Baltimore holiday tradition since 2004.

od Bless My Family,” Ann Hampton Callaway’s originalChristmas song from her CD This Christmas that she will

perform with the BSO and dedicate to her father John Callaway,

who died unexpectedly in June. “The holidays are about family

and about celebration of the spiritual part of our lives,” she says.

ours, as in many, many, many of them. BSO musicians andthe Holiday Spectacular cast and crew members spend 10

to 12 hours per day in rehearsals during the week leading up to

the show’s premiere.

nteresting Holiday Tidbit #487: “Winter Wonderland,”which was written in 1934 by Felix Bernard and Richard B.

Smith, was the most popular holiday song on the radio in

the United States last year.

ack Everly, BSO principal pops conductor andmusic director of Holiday Spectacular.

id-friendly. Santa Claus. Reindeer. A production that featureskids, Christmas wishes and fa-la-la-ing. Need we say more?

it-up lobby. It takes an average of seven people some 40 hours of work to bedeck the Meyerhoff lobby with thousands

of tiny white lights for the Holiday Spectacular, including the

240 strands of lights which hang from the ceiling and give the

appearance of indoor icicles.

arvelous Santatizing Machine, which you’ll see in actionnear the end of Act I. Elves go in one door and poof!—they are

magically transformed into tap-dancing Santas. How does it work?

Designer Gregory Hill is mum on the details but we did get him to

’fess up to how many Santas fit in the 40-foot-wide Santatizer. “It

houses at least 20 slim Santas or about 10 bowl-filled-with-jelly

Santas,” he says.

utcrackers that guard the stage. Crafted of Styrofoam,the stately 30-foot-tall soldier sculptures are comprised

of nine separate pieces and require a minimum of six crew

members to assemble. Do they actually work? We’ll let you

know just as soon as we locate a gigantic filbert.

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nexpected shopping opportunity. Before the curtain goes up, stop by the lobby and have your photo-

graph taken in your holiday finery by volunteers from Baltimore

Symphony Associates. The $10 fee for each photo goes to fund

the BSO’s educational programs and you can pick up your print,

which comes framed in a large holiday card after the show.

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ery tight space. Once you pack 100 musicians and performers, eight not-so-tiny reindeer, a bunch of Santas and

the rest of the production on the Meyerhoff stage, there’s no extra

room. At all. “The stage is wider than it is deep,” says Norma Pera,

head of the BSA’s dance department. “The single most important

thing we tell our dancers is to stay away from the bows of the

string section.”

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hite wigs. It takes well more than a dozen wigs (andbeards) to outfit all of the Santas in the show. W

ylophone, because what else could X be for?Xuletide carols you know you’ll sing along with. From “O HolyNight” and “Deck the Halls” to “First Noel,” they’re all here. Yillions of snowflakes falling from the sky at the end of each act. They aren’t tiny ice crystals, however, they’re

bubbles. Less mess, more fun.

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uartet. That means four, although the Capitol Quartetactually has one more. There are five members in the

ensemble, but one chair changes depending on whether the

group is playing jazz and symphonic pops or classical and

chamber music. For Holiday Spectacular, you’ll see alto saxo-

phonist Marty Nau onstage but not alto saxophonist Joe Lulloff.

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eindeer puppets leaping through the audience and ontothe stage. Artist Barbara Thompson says when she made

the puppets featured in the “’Twas the Night Before Christmas”

number, she was going for a “soft and huggable” look and a

cartoon style. The puppets are made out of yarn, cardboard,

foam and wood and are surprisingly heavy. So to make sure

the pairs of reindeer sail 10 to 12 feet overhead, their handlers

balance them on a wooden rod that rests in a belt they wear

around their waists.

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resent. Callaway has a gift for Holiday Spectacular

audiences: an original song they’ll help her create about

what makes the holidays in Baltimore special. These impro-

vised songs are a signature part of her live shows and she’s

looking forward to hearing what the crowd comes up with

and performing it with the BSO. “The humor that’s in the

song is usually pretty outrageous,” she says. Now then,

what rhymes with “sauerkraut?”

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was the Night before Christmas, the first line of the poem “A Visit From St. Nicholas,” which has been

performed as part of the Holiday Spectacular since the show’s

premiere. Published anonymously in 1823 and later credited to

Clement Clarke Moore, the popular poem has been parodied

by heavy metal band Korn, referenced in the movie Die Hard

and performed by the Muppets.

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From left to right: Capitol Quartet– Chris Creviston,David Stambler, Marty Nau and Andrew Dahlke.

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Principal Pops Conductor, Holiday Spectacular Music Director and Conductor

Jack Everly

Bass-baritone

Daniel Okulitch.

Costume Designer

David BurdickSound Consultant

Randy HansenLighting Designer

Stuart DukeScenic Designer

Gregory Hill

HOLIDAY2009

Featuring

Opening Night Supporting Sponsor:Presenting Sponsor:

Starring Host and Vocalist

Ann Hampton Callawaywith

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

Saxophones

Capitol Quartet

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Choreographer

Jennifer LadnerVocal Director

Mike DeVitoProduction Stage Manager

Laura Lee Everett

Writer & Director

David Levy

Jeff Burch

Robert Cantrell

Amy Davis

Shawn Doyle

Gary Hiel

Nicholas Houhoulis

Bonnie McNaughton

Andre McRae

Mary Catherine Moroney

Vito Pietanza

Shana Powell

Norwood Robinson

Tara Taylor

Lisa Villamaria

Marguerite Wilbanks

Shannon Wollman

Also Featuring

Holiday Spectacular Chorus

Assistant Lighting DesignerKate Furst

Assistant Stage ManagersSean CorcoranMaggie Villegas

Rehearsal Pianists

Doug Lawler and Timothy McReynolds

Moving Light Programmerand Associate Designer

Matt Hudson

Wardrobe

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Stagehands

IATSE, Local 19

Lobby Handbell Choir

Anacrusis HandbellEnsembles

Wardrobe Supervisors

Kristina Lambdinand Karen Murphy

Production Staff

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Dancers

Baltimore Schoolfor the Arts (BSA)

Vocalist

Joe PeckGuest Conductor (Dec. 22-23)

Steven Reineke

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Program

SPECTACULARFeaturing

Starring Host and Vocalist

Ann Hampton Callawaywith

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

Also Featuring

We Need a Little ChristmasAnn Hampton Callaway, Daniel Okulitch, Capitol Quartet, Company, BSA

Here Comes Santa Claus MedleyAnn Hampton Callaway, Capitol Quartet

Winter WonderlandCapitol Quartet

Jingle Bell JiveAnn Hampton Callaway, Company, BSA

God Bless My FamilyAnn Hampton Callaway

O Holy Night Daniel Okulitch

“Snow” from The NutcrackerBSA, Company

Be a SantaSanta, Capitol Quartet, Company

Santa Tap BSA

Jerry Herman

Gene Autry, Oakley Haldeman& J. Fred Coots

Felix Bernard, Arr. T. Weiser

Kay Thompson, Johnny Mendel& J.S. Pierpont

Ann Hampton Callaway

Adolphe Adam, Arr. Jack Everly

Tchaikovsky

Julie Styne

Arr. Michael Gibson

Glen Ballard and Alan Silvestri Arr. David Hamilton

Ken Darby, Arr. Norman Luboff& Wally Scott

Tchaikovsky

Hugh Martin & Mel Torme Arr. Fred Barton

John Mercer & Harold Arlen

Arr. Carmen Dragon

Niles, Arr. Steven Reineke

Arr. David T. Clydesdale

ACT ONE

Spirit of the SeasonCompany

‘Twas the Night Before ChristmasAnn Hampton Callaway, Company

Nutcracker SwingCapitol Quartet

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas/The Christmas SongAnn Hampton Callaway, Daniel Okulitch

Blues in the Night Ann Hampton Callaway

Deck the Halls Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

I Wonder As I WanderAnn Hampton Callaway

First NoelCompany

INTERMISSION

ACT TWO

Jack Everly is the principal popsconductor of theBaltimore and

Indianapolis symphony orchestras, NaplesPhilharmonic Orchestra and National ArtsCentre Orchestra (Ottawa). He is widelyknown for his innovative approach to programs that have brought new audiencesto the time-tested and beloved symphonicpops genre. Last season he made hisCleveland Orchestra debut at BlossomMusic Center and appeared as guest conductor in Pittsburgh, Milwaukee,Toronto, Cincinnati and Detroit.Mr. Everly is the music director

of A Yuletide Celebration, now a 24-year tradition presented annually inIndianapolis and seen by more than40,000 concert-goers. Mr. Everly led theISO in its first pops recording, YuletideCelebration, Volume One, including three of his own arrangements.Originally appointed by Mikhail

Baryshnikov, Mr. Everly was conductor of the American Ballet Theatre for 14years, where he served as music director.In addition to his ABT tenure, he hasteamed with Marvin Hamlisch inBroadway shows that Mr. Hamlisch scoredincluding The Goodbye Girl, They’re PlayingOur Song and A Chorus Line. In television and film, Jack Everly has

appeared on “In Performance at the WhiteHouse” and conducted the songs forDisney’s animated classic The Hunchback ofNotre Dame. He has been music directoron numerous Broadway cast recordings,and conducted the critically praisedEverything’s Coming Up Roses: The CompleteOvertures of Broadway’s Jule Styne. In 1998, Mr. Everly created the

Symphonic Pops Consortium serving as itsmusic director. The Consortium, based inIndianapolis, produces a new theatrical popsprogram each season providing a superiorquality artistic program for all. In the pastnine years, more than 225 performances ofSPC programs have taken place in 25 citiesacross the U.S. and Canada.

Steven Reinekebegan his tenure asmusic director of The New York Popsin the 2009-2010

season. He conducts the orchestra’s annualconcert series at Carnegie Hall as well astours, recordings and nationwide telecasts,including the annual “Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular” on NBC. Mr. Reineke is also principal pops conductor of the Long Beach SymphonyOrchestra and the Modesto SymphonyOrchestra. In addition, he holds the title of associate conductor of the CincinnatiPops Orchestra, where for 13 years he hasserved as a composer, arranger and conducting protégé of the late pops conductor Erich Kunzel. Steven Reineke’s notable conducting

appearances include his Hollywood Bowldebut in 2007, his Carnegie Hall debutconducting The New York Pops in 2008and his Boston Pops and PhiladelphiaOrchestra debuts in 2009. Mr. Reineke isalso an established symphonic composer,with the most recent performances of hisworks by the New York Philharmonic and Los Angeles Philharmonic.

ANN HAMPTONCALLAWAYHost and Vocalist

Ann HamptonCallaway is a champion of the great

American Songbook. She has made hermark as a singer, pianist, composer, lyricist,arranger, actress, educator, TV host and producer. She is best known for her Tony-nominated performance in the hitBroadway musical Swing! and for writingand singing the theme song to the hit TVseries “The Nanny.” She is a PlatinumAward-winning writer whose songs are featured on five of Barbra Streisand’s recentalbums. The only composer to have collabo-rated with Cole Porter, she has also writtensongs with Carole King, Rolf Lovland andBarbara Carroll.

She has been a special guest performerwith Wynton Marsalis and the LincolnCenter Jazz Orchestra, Keith Lockhart andthe Boston Pops at Symphony Hall andTanglewood and is featured in many of theCarnegie Hall tributes. She has sung withmore than 25 of the world’s top orchestrasand big bands, and has performed forPresident Clinton in Washington, D.C. and at President Gorbachev’s Youth PeaceSummit in Moscow.She is currently writing songs for the

upcoming movie musical State of Affairs,directed by Philip McKinley. Ann Hampton Callaway’s Holiday

Spectacular wardrobe is designed by Clare Henkel.

DANIELOKULITCHBass-baritone

Young Canadian bass-baritone DanielOkulitch first came to

national attention on Broadway asSchaunard in Baz Luhrmann’s production ofLa Bohème in 2002—a role he repeatedwhen the production traveled to LosAngeles the following year, for which hereceived the Ovation Award for BestEnsemble Performance from the LosAngeles Stage Alliance. Engagements in the 2008-2009 season

included his debut with Los Angeles Opera as Seth Brundle in The Fly; his Teatroalla Scala debut as Theseus in Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream; the title role inLe Nozze di Figaro with Dallas Opera; andSwallow in Peter Grimes for his debut withWashington National Opera. In 2009-2010he will debut with The New York CityOpera in the title role of Don Giovanni andwill return to the Vancouver Opera asMozart’s Figaro and to the Calgary Opera as Frederick Bhaer in Little Women.

CAPITOL QUARTETThe Capitol Quartet is comprised of saxophonists who are teachers at America’sleading music schools and alumni of premier U.S. Military bands. Since its formation in 1991, the Capitol Quartet has performed regularly at major concert

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BIOGRAPHIESvenues throughout the United States,earning wide acclaim for the ensemble’smusical versatility and innovative style. The Capitol Quartet has performed

with the Indianapolis, GuatemalaNational, Windsor (Ontario), San Antonio,Long Beach, Virginia, Springfield (Mo.),Roanoke, Imperial (Fl.), Bay-Atlantic andGrand Rapids symphonies, as well as theCincinnati Pops, Rochester Philharmonic,National Arts Centre Orchestra (Ottawa),the U.S. Air Force Heritage of AmericaBand and the U.S. Continental ArmyBand. Dedicated to advancing music education, the Capitol Quartet regularlyperforms and lectures at national and statemusic educators conferences and masterclasses at many universities.

BALTIMORE SCHOOL FORTHE ARTS DANCERSThe Baltimore School for the Arts Dancersengage in a rigorous and comprehensiveprogram in both traditional ballet and modern technique. The course curriculumincludes four years of ballet, modern danceand pointe. In addition to this core curricu-lum, the Baltimore School for the Arts isfortunate to have a wide variety of esteemedguest artists teach and choreograph its stu-dents, including Barry Houghson, HintonBattle and David Parsons. Baltimore Schoolfor the Arts is one of the only performingarts high schools to have the honor of performing some of George Balanchine’sworks, such as Serenade.

Harriet Ado Akilah BrooksGrace ChangTyler Collins Stephanie CrocketDelshawnda CromerHilary DeVosKeenan EnglishMelissa Estes Pennie EvansAshante GreenShonnita JohnsonBrya JonesSierra JonesColleen Kerwin Ana LehukeySierra MacisZena MaddoxLateisha Melvin

Alexis MillerShannen O’NeilHarmony PorterMeghann PotterErica PowePorsha PutneyRebecca Ross Angela RuizAmir SandersWhitney ShoatsBilal Smith Courtney SpearsAlexis Staley Marisha StokesMegan StrickerD’Anna TolerMalika WalkerMaddie WelshSamantha Williams

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DAVID BURDICKCostume Designer

David Burdick’s designs have been seen frequently at Baltimore’s CENTER-STAGE and favorites include Crumbsfrom the Table of Joy, Blithe Spirit, ThePiano Lesson, Picnic and Mrs. Warren’sProfession. He has also designed The LastNight of Ballyhoo and Moon over Buffalofor The Walnut Street Theater, as well asMeditation from the Ash and Lapis Blue,Blood Red at the Baltimore TheatreProject. Opera credits include DonGiovanni for Cincinnati Opera, I Puritanifor Boston Lyric Opera and Tosca, TheBarber of Seville, Carmen and Fidelio forthe Tulsa Opera.

MIKE DEVITOVocal Director

Mike DeVito has served as the music supervisor for the BSO’s HolidaySpectacular since its inaugural shows in2004. Mr. DeVito was recently musicaldirector for Menopause: The Musical at theHippodrome. He has appeared with theBSO SuperPops, Martin Short and theBroadway Divas. His national toursinclude The Color Purple, Wicked, Annie,Mamma Mia! and Little Shop of Horrors.His regional credits include Mame(Kennedy Center), Assassins (Signature) and The Miser (CENTERSTAGE). InChicago, he worked on Saturday Night(Stephen Sondheim—U.S. premiere),Putting It Together (Court) and PacificOvertures (Chicago Shakespeare). Some of his favorite credits include performingwith Robert Goulet, Shirley Jones, Keely Smith, Donald O’Connor and The Mills Brothers.

STUART DUKELighting Designer

Stuart Duke celebrates his fifth year aslighting designer for the BSO’s HolidaySpectacular. In a career spanning 30 years, he has designed lighting for Paper MillPlayhouse, The Huntington TheatreCompany, Portland Stage, McCarter

Theatre, American Stage Company, D.C.’sFolger Shakespeare and Studio Theatres,Opera Company of Philadelphia andIndiana Repertory Theatre. He hasdesigned the lighting for The IndianapolisSymphony’s A Yuletide Celebration for more than 20 years, as well as several off-Broadway productions and concertlighting for Kathleen Battle at CarnegieHall. Mr. Duke is managing director of the Weston Playhouse Theatre Companyin Vermont.

LAURA LEE EVERETTProduction Stage Manager

Laura Lee Everett has worked as an opera stage manager and production manager for two decades with opera companies, choral groups and symphonyorchestras in Anchorage, Aspen,Columbus, Costa Mesa, Dallas, Detroit,Kansas City, Washington, D.C. andBaltimore, among many more. In addition to overseeing productions at the nation’s leading opera companies, Ms. Everett has long been passionateabout mentoring young artists. Aftereight summer seasons as the operaadministrator at the Aspen Music Festivaland School, she joined the staff of theUniversity of Maryland School of Musicas executive director for the MarylandOpera Studio. In addition, she works inthe D.C. Metro area at the Wolf TrapOpera Company, Baltimore Choral Arts Society and Young Victorian Theater Company.

RANDY HANSENSound Consultant

Randy Hansen has worked with suchgreat orchestras as the BaltimoreSymphony Orchestra, IndianapolisSymphony Orchestra, Ottawa Symphony,the New York Pops, the BrooklynPhilharmonic and the New YorkPhilharmonic. Along with those opportu-nities have come numerous Broadway, off-Broadway and regional theater productions. For the past 20 years, he has designed the audio for Macy’sThanksgiving Day Parade.

GREGORY HILLScenic Designer

Gregory Hill is a designer and art director working in film and television inNew York. His television credits includeall three of the “Law & Order” shows,“The Education of Max Bickford,” aswell as work on the pilots for “Traveler”and “Cupid.” His film credits include TheDevil Wears Prada, Babymama, No Countryfor Old Men (Award of Excellence fromArt Director’s Guild in Los Angeles) andBurn After Reading. He has also worked onthe films Julie & Julia and A Serious Man.He is currently working as concept artistand illustrator on The Sorcerer’s Apprentice,the new film from Disney/Bruckheimerstarring Nicolas Cage.Mr. Hill has completed the

artwork for a children’s book titledMagic, which has been submitted forpublication. He has also created two sets of illustrated alphabets that won first prize in an annual illustration competition held in Torino, Italy:“Stalking the Wild Alphabet” (2007) and “Europa Dall’alfabeto Mai Comune” (2008).

JENNIFER LADNERChoreographer

Jennifer Ladner has choreographed holiday productions for Indianapolis,Detroit, Alabama, Seattle, Portland andthe National symphony orchestras. In the2007-2008 season, she choreographed and performed in the BSO SuperPops’Pops Goes Vegas. Ms. Ladner’s creditsinclude Guys and Dolls in Concert, ’70sShowcase, Sandi Patty’s Broadway, Cole!,Baby Boomers Music of the ’60s and LeadingMen of Broadway. She has performed with the Arizona Ballet Theatre, DanceKaleidoscope and the Gregory HancockDance Theatre. She toured NorthAmerica in Sophisticated EllingtonSymphony and Swing. She is a frequentperformer at Beef & Boards DinnerTheatre. Ms. Ladner is a faculty memberat Butler University.

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DAVID LEVYWriter & Director

David Levy is a playwright, lyricist anddirector with extensive experience off-Broadway, in regional theatre and with symphony orchestras around the world.For Paramount Viacom, Mr. Levy

helped develop the book for a new stageversion of Happy Days, based on the hittelevision series. He has also co-authoredthe book and new lyrics for Cole Porter’sThe Pirate, which had its world premierein May 2006 at The Prince Music Theatrein Philadelphia. His musical Dr. Jekyll andMr. Hyde has been seen at the NorthshoreMusic Theatre, the Santa Barbara CivicOpera and the Paper Mill Playhouse.For the Indianapolis Symphony

Orchestra, he has written and directedAYuletide Celebration, as well as the narra-tion for Bartók’s Miraculous Mandarin. Forthe St. Louis Muny, he adapted a newstage version of Frank Loesser’s HansChristian Anderson, starring MichaelFeinstein. He also wrote the book for The Radio City Rockettes Spectacular.

Please see BSOmusic.org/holidaybios for chorus bios.

Very Special Thanks to: Train Garden DesignerTheodore Arter Applegarth; Holiday Spectacularproduction staff John Darby, Matt Nowak andMario Serruto; BSO production staff Ennis Seibert,Frank Serruto, Jr., Larry Smith and Todd Price

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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra 2009-2010 Season

First ViolinsJonathan CarneyConcertmaster,

Ruth Blaustein

Rosenberg Chair

Madeline AdkinsAssociate

Concertmaster,

Wilhelmina Hahn

Waidner Chair

Igor YuzefovichAssistant

Concertmaster

Yasuoki TanakaJames BoehmKenneth GoldsteinWonju KimGregory KupersteinMari MatsumotoJohn MerrillGregory MulliganRebecca NicholsEllen OrnerE. Craig RichmondEllen Pendleton TroyerAndrew Wasyluszko

Second ViolinsQing LiPrincipal, E. Kirkbride

and Ann H.

Miller Chair

Ivan StefanovicAssistant Principal

Leonid BerkovichLeonid BriskinGeorge OrnerJulie ParcellsEdward PateyChristina ScrogginsWayne C. TaylorJames UmberCharles UnderwoodMelissa Zaraya

ViolasRichard FieldPrincipal, Peggy

Meyerhoff Pearlstone

Chair

Noah ChavesAssociate Principal

Christian ColbergAssistant Principal

Peter Minkler

Karin BrownSharon Pineo MyerGenia SlutskyDelmar StewartJeffrey StewartMary Woehr

CellosIlya Finkelshteyn*Principal, Joseph and

Rebecca Meyerhoff

Chair

Chang Woo LeeAssociate Principal

Dariusz SkoraczewskiAssistant Principal

Bo LiSusan EvansSeth LowEsther Mellon Kristin OstlingPaula Skolnick-

Childress

BassesRobert BarneyPrincipal, Willard and

Lillian Hackerman

Chair

Hampton ChildressAssociate Principal

Owen CummingsArnold GregorianMark HuangJonathan JensenDavid SheetsEric Stahl

FlutesEmily SkalaPrincipal, Dr. Clyde

Alvin Clapp Chair

Marcia Kämper

PiccoloLaurie Sokoloff

OboesKatherine NeedlemanPrincipal, Robert H.

and Ryda H. Levi Chair

Shea ScruggsAssistant Principal

Michael Lisicky

English HornJane MarvineKenneth S. Battye and

Legg Mason Chair

ClarinetsSteven BartaPrincipal, Anne

Adalman Goodwin

Chair

Christopher WolfeAssistant Principal

William JenkenEdward Palanker

Bass ClarinetEdward Palanker

E-flat ClarinetChristopher Wolfe

BassoonsPhillip A. M. KolkerPrincipal

Julie GreenAssistant Principal

Fei Xie

ContrabassoonDavid P. Coombs

HornsPhilip MundsPrincipal, USF&G

Foundation Chair

Gabrielle FinckAssociate Principal

Beth GrahamAssistant Principal

David BakkegardMary C. BissonBruce Moore

TrumpetsAndrew BalioPrincipal, Harvey M.

and Lyn P. Meyerhoff

Chair

Rene HernandezAssistant Principal

Edward Hoffman

TrombonesChristopher DudleyPrincipal, Alex. Brown

& Sons Chair

James OlinCo-Principal

John Vance

Bass TromboneRandall S. Campora

TubaDavid T. FedderlyPrincipal

TimpaniDennis KainPrincipal

Christopher WilliamsAssistant Principal

PercussionChristopher WilliamsPrincipal, Lucille

Schwilck Chair

John LockeBrian Prechtl

PianoSidney M. and Miriam

Friedberg Chair

Jonathan JensenMary Woehr

Director ofOrchestraPersonnelMarilyn Rife

AssistantPersonnelManagerChristopher Monte

LibrariansMary Carroll PlainePrincipal, Constance

A. and Ramon F.

Getzov Chair

Raymond KreugerAssociate

Stage PersonnelEnnis SeibertStage Manager

Frank SerrutoStagehand

Todd PriceElectrician

Larry SmithSound

*on leave

Marin Alsop Music Director, Harvey M. and Lyn P. Meyerhoff Chair

Jack Everly Principal Pops Conductor

Yuri Temirkanov Music Director Emeritus

Mei-Ann Chen Assistant Conductor and League of American Orchestras Conducting Fellow

Ilyich Rivas BSO-Peabody Conducting Fellow

Marin Alsop, Music Director

Hailed as one of the world’s leading

conductors for her artistic vision and

commitment to accessibility in classical

music, Marin Alsop made history with

her appointment as the 12th music

director of the Baltimore Symphony

Orchestra. With her inaugural concerts

in September 2007, she became the

first woman to head a major American

orchestra. She also holds the title of

conductor emeritus at the Bournemouth

Symphony in the United Kingdom,

where she served as the principal

conductor from 2002 to 2008, and is

music director of the Cabrillo Festival

of Contemporary Music in California.

In 2005, Ms. Alsop was named a

MacArthur Fellow, the first conductor

ever to receive this prestigious award. In

2007, she was honored with a European

Women of Achievement Award, in 2008

she was inducted as a fellow into the

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

and in 2009 Musical America named her“Conductor of the Year.”

A regular guest conductor with the

New York Philharmonic, The Philadelphia

Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra

and Los Angeles Philharmonic, Ms. Alsop

also appears frequently as a guest

conductor with some of the most distin-

guished orchestras around the world. In

addition to her performance activities,

she is also an active recording artist with

award-winning cycles of Brahms and

Barber orchestral works.

Ms. Alsop attended Yale University

and received her master’s degree

from The Juilliard School. In 1989, her

conducting career was launched when

she won the Koussevitzky Conducting

Prize at Tanglewood, where she studied

with Leonard Bernstein.

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The musicians who perform for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra do so under the terms of an agreement between the BSO and Local 40-543, AFM.

We are proud to recognize the BSO’s Symphony Fund Members whose generousgifts to the Annual Fund between August 7, 2008 – October 7, 2009 helped theBaltimore Symphony Orchestra further its mission: “To make music of the highestquality, to enhance Baltimore and Maryland as a cultural center of interest, vitalityand importance and to become a model of institutional strength.”

SYMPHONY FUND HONOR ROLLT H E B A L T I M O R E S Y M P H O N Y O R C H E S T R A

$50,000 or more The Charles T. Bauer FoundationJessica and Michael BronfeinMr. and Mrs. George L. Bunting, Jr.Frances Goelet Charitable TrustDr. and Mrs. Philip Goelet

M&T BankAtwood Collins III, Executive Vice President

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas PozefskyRifkin, Livingston, Levitan and Silver, LLCMr. and Mrs. Alan M. Rifkin

Esther and Ben Rosenbloom FoundationMichelle G. and Howard Rosenbloom

Dorothy McIlvain ScottDr. and Mrs. Solomon H. Snyder

$25,000 or moreKenneth S. Battye The Legg & Co. Foundation

Herbert Bearman Foundation, Inc.Dr. Sheldon and Arlene Bearman

Ellyn Brown and Carl J. SchrammCaswell J. Caplan Charitable Income TrustsConstance R. Caplan

Deborah and Philip EnglishMr. and Mrs. Kingdon GouldMr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Griswold, IVMr. and Mrs. H. Thomas HowellLori Laitman and Bruce RosenblumMr. and Mrs. David ModellMr. and Mrs. Richard RudmanThe Honorable Steven R. SchuhJane and David SmithEllen W.P. Wasserman

$15,000 or moreDonna and Paul AmicoRichard BurnsJudith and Mark CoplinThe Cordish Family FundSuzi and David Cordish

Mr. and Mrs. Robert CouttsThe Dopkin-Singer-Dannenberg

Foundation, Inc.Margery and Martin Dannenberg

Carol and Alan EdelmanMs. Susan Esserman and

Mr. Andrew MarksAnne B. and Robert M. EvansJudi and Steven B. Fader

Family Foundation

Mr. Mark FettingVenable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jan K. Guben

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas HamiltonThe Huether-McClelland

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hug Beth J. Kaplan

and Bruce P. SholkSarellen and Marshall LevineSusan and Jeffrey* LissRuth R. MarderMr. and Mrs. Michael P. PintoMr. and Mrs. George A. RocheMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Shawe

Shepard Family FoundationDonald J. and Rose Shepard

Joanne Gold and Andrew A. Stern

$10,000 or moreAnonymous (1)Eric and Jill BeckerMr. and Mrs. Ed BernardMr. and Mrs. A.G.W. Biddle, IIIMr. Robert L. BogomolnyMs. Holly Buffinton and

Mr. Victor P. BoveMs. Kathleen A. Chagnon and

Mr. Larry NathansChesapeake Partners

Maestra’s Circle

Founder’s Circle

The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is deeply grateful to the individual, corporate,foundation and governmental donors whosecumulative annual giving of $100,000 or moreplays a vital role in sustaining the Orchestra’smagnificent tradition of musical excellence.

Marin AlsopThe Baltimore OriolesGeorgia and Peter Angelos

The Baltimore Symphony AssociatesWinnie Flattery, President

Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City

Baltimore County Executive &County Council

DLA PiperAdalman-Goodwin FoundationHilda Perl and Douglas* Goodwin,Trustees

Hecht-Levi FoundationRyda H. Levi* and Sandra Levi Gerstung

Maryland Department of Business andEconomic Development

Maryland State Arts CouncilThe Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

Joseph & Harvey Meyerhoff FamilyCharitable Funds

Robert E. Meyerhoff and Rheda BeckerMr. and Mrs. Arthur B. ModellMontgomery County Arts and

Humanities CouncilPNC FoundationHenry and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg

Foundation and Ruth Marder Venable, LLPThe Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanyMr. and Mrs. Willard Hackerman

August 7, 2008 – October 7, 2009

The Century Club

Individuals

Special Thanks to

for its generous support!

December 2009 17

Individuals (continued)Governing Members Platinum $7,500 or moreMr. and Mrs. Edward J. AdkinsMr. Andrew BuergerSara and Nelson Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. GlatfelterMr. Kevin LeeDr. and Mrs. Yuan C. LeeMr. and Mrs. Bill NerenbergAlison and Arnold RichmanRona and Arthur RosenbaumMr. and Mrs. Aaron Young

Governing MembersGold $5,000 or moreRenee and Stanton AdesMr.* and Mrs. Alexander

ArmstrongJean and John BartlettBarry D. and Linda F. BermanDeborah and Howard M. BermanJohn and Bonnie BolandMr. Robert H. BoublitzThe Bozzuto Family

Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Robert ButlerNathan and Suzanne

Cohen FoundationMr. and Mrs. John ConradMr. and Mrs. William H. Cowie, Jr.Faith and Marvin DeanRonald E. DenckerMr. Steve Dollase and

Ms. Shari WakiyamaDr. Susan G. Dorsey and

Dr. Cynthia L. Renn in honorof Doris A. and Paul J. Renn, III

Mr. and Mrs. James L. DunbarDr. Perry A. Eagle, Ryan M. Eagle,

and Bradley S. EagleDrs. Sonia and Myrna EstruchMs. Margaret Ann FallonAndrea and Samuel Fine John GidwitzSandra and Barry GlassBetty E. and Leonard

H. GolombekMrs. Anne HahnMs. Catherine S. Hecht*Betty W. JensenMiss Frances A. Kleeman*Ms. Jonell LindholmEileen A. and Joseph H. MasonMrs. Kenneth A. McCordMr. and Mrs. Gerald V. McDonaldDrs. William and Deborah McGuirePaul Meecham and Laura LeachMargot and Cleaveland MillerMr. and Mrs. John O. Mitchell, IIIDrs. Virginia and Mark MyersonDr. and Mrs. David PaigeLinda and Stanley PanitzMrs. Margaret PenhallegonDr. and Mrs. Anthony PerlmanHelene and Bill PittlerReverend and Mrs. Johnny RamseyMr. and Mrs. B. Preston RichJane S. Baum Rodbell and

James R. ShapiroMr. and Mrs. William RogersMike and Janet RowanMr. and Mrs. J. Mark SchapiroMr. Greg Scudder

Ronald and Cathi ShapiroFrancesca Siciliano and Mark GreenMr. and Mrs. Harris J. SilverstoneDr. and Mrs. Carvel TiekertMr. and Mrs. W. Danforth WalkerMr. and Mrs. Loren WesternMr. and Mrs. LeRoy A. Wilbur, Jr.Laurie S. Zabin

Governing MembersSilver $2,500 or moreAnonymous (4) Diane and Martin* AbeloffDr. Marilyn AlbertJulianne and George AldermanDr. and Mrs. Thomas E. AllenTerry ArmacostJackie and Eugene AzzamMr. and Mrs. Thomas H.G.

Bailliere, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Wilmot C. Ball, Jr.Ms. Penny BankDonald L. BartlingMr. Hank BauerDr. and Mrs. Theodore M. BaylessDr. Neil W. Beach

and Mr. Michael SpillaneMr. and Mrs. John W. BeckleyJohn C. and Rosemary F. BeersDr. and Mrs. Emile A. BenditArlene S. BerkisMax Berndoff and Annette MerzAlan and Bunny BernsteinRandy and Rochelle BlausteinMr. Gilbert BloomDr. and Mrs. Paul Z. BodnarCarolyn and John BoitnottMr. and Mrs. John M. BondMr. and Mrs. Charles R. BoothDr. and Mrs. Stuart H. BragerDr. Rudiger and Robin BreiteneckerMs. Elizabeth J. BruenDr. Robert P. BurchardMr. and Mrs. S. Winfield CainJames N. Campbell M.D.

and Regina Anderson M.D.Michael and Kathy CarducciMr. and Mrs. Arthur ChomasMs. Susan ChouinardCorckran Family Charitable

FoundationMr. and Mrs. John C. Corckran, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. David S. CohenMrs. Miriam M. CohenJoan Piven-Cohen

and Samuel T. CohenDr. and Mrs. Stephen P. CohenMr. and Mrs. Elbert ColeMr. and Mrs. Kerby ConferJane C. CorriganMrs. Rebecca M. Cowen-HirschAlan and Pamela CressmanDr. and Mrs. George CurlinMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Dahlka, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William F. DauschRichard A. Davis and Edith

Wolpoff-DavisJames H. DeGraffenreidt

and Mychelle Y. FarmerMr. Benito DeLeon and

Ms. Kari PetersonArthur F. and Isadora Dellheim

Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mathias J. DeVitoMr. and Mrs. A. Eric Dott

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel DrachmanMr. and Mrs. Larry D. DroppaBill and Louise DuncanDr. and Mrs. Donald O. FedderDr. and Mrs. Arnold S. FeldmanDr. and Mrs. Bruce FeldmanMr. and Mrs. Maurice R. FeldmanMr. Stephen W. FisherWinnie and Bill FlatteryDr. and Mrs. Giraud Foster Mr. and Mrs. John C. FrederickMr. and Mrs. Kenneth FreedJo Ann and Jack Fruchtman, Jr.John Galleazzi and

Elizabeth HennesseyMs. Ethel W. GalvinDr. Joel and Rhoda GanzMr. Ralph A. Gaston Mr. and Mrs. Ramon* F. Getzov Mrs. W.H. Holden GibbsMr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Gillespie, Jr.Mr. Robert Gillison and

Ms. Laura L. GambleEvee and Bertram GoldsteinMr. Mark Goldstein, Paley RothmanBrian and Gina GracieMr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Greif, Jr.Mrs. LaVerne GroveMs. Mary Therese GyiMs. Margaret HalsteadCarole B. HamlinMs. Denise HargroveThomas Hasler and

Patricia RobinsonMelanie and Donald HeacockDale C. HeddingMr. and Mrs. Edward HeineMr. and Mrs. John HellerSandra and Thomas Hess Mr. Thomas HicksMr. and Mrs. Bruce M. HiltonBetty Jean and Martin S.

Himeles, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Samuel HimmelrichBetsy and Len HomerMr. and Mrs. Jack HookMr. and Mrs. J. Woodford

Howard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Hubbard, Jr.Elayne and Benno HurwitzSusan and David HuttonMarian HwangSusan and Stephen ImmeltBenjamin Ingram and Kendra

Whitlock IngramEileen Andrews Jackson Dr. Richard JohnsNelson and Brigitte KandelS. Kann Sons Company

Foundation, Inc.Mary Ellen and Leon KaplanBarbara and Jay KatzSusan B. KatzenbergMr. James KaylerLouise and Richard KemperMr. and Mrs. E. Robert Kent, Jr.Harriet* and Philip KleinDr. and Mrs. Richard A. KlineKohn FoundationMr. and Mrs. Steven S. KorenBarbara and David KornblattMr. William La CholterMarc E. Lackritz and

Mary B. DeOreoMs. Delia Lang

Dr. and Mrs. Donald LagenbergDr. David Leckrone and

Marlene BerlinMr. and Mrs. Howard LehrerClaus Leitherer

and Irina FedorovaRuth and Jay LenrowDr. and Mrs. Harry Letaw, Jr.Bernice and Donald S.* LevinsonMr. and Mrs. Vernon L. LidtkeDarielle and Earl LinehanMrs. June Linowitz and

Dr. Howard EisnerJill and James LiptonDr. Diana Locke and

Mr. Robert E. ToenseDr. Frank C. Marino Foundation Diane and Jerome MarkmanMr. and Mrs. Abbott MartinDonald and Lenore MartinMr. and Mrs. Jordan MaxMr. Thomas MayerDr. Marilyn Maze and

Dr. Holland FordMr. and Mrs. Daniel MazurMrs. Marie McCormackEllen and Tom MendelsohnMr. and Mrs. Neil MeyerhoffSandra L. MichockiMrs. Anne MillerMrs. Mildred S. MillerMr. Louis MillsJudy and Martin Mintz

Northern Pharmacy and Medical Equipment

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W. MintzHumayun and Marilia MirzaMs. Patricia J. MitchellDrs. Dalia and Alan MitnickDr. and Mrs. C.L. MoravecDr. Henrietta Moritz

and Dr. Mildred ZindlerMr. and Mrs. Peter MuncieMrs. Joy MunsterMr. John and Dr. Lyn MurphyLouise* and Alvin MyerbergMr. and Mrs. H. Hudson Myers, Jr.Drs. Roy A. and Gillian MyersHoward NeedlemanPhyllis Neuman, Ricka Neuman

and Ted NiedermanMr. and Mrs. Kevin O’ConnorDr. A. Harry OleymickMrs. Bodil OttesenOlive L. Page Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Steven PattinBeverly and Sam PennJan S. Peterson and Alison E. ColePeter E. QuintNancy E. Randa and

Michael G. HansenMr. and Mrs. Frederick RheinhardtMr. and Mrs. Richard RocaStephen L. Root

and Nancy A. GreeneMr. and Mrs. Charles RowinsT. Edgie RussellEd Ryan and Dr. Kazuko K. PriceDr. John Rybock and

Ms. Lee KappelmanDr. and Mrs. Marvin M. SagerDr. Henry SanbornMs. Doris SandersMs. Tara Santmire and

Mr. Ben Turner

Dr. Jeannine L. SaundersLois Schenck and Tod MyersMarilyn and Herb Scher*Mrs. Roy O. ScholzAlena and David M. SchwaberMr. Jack SchwebelCarol and James ScottCynthia ScottMrs. Suzanne R. SherwoodFrancine and Richard ShureThe Sidney Silber

Family FoundationDrs. Ruth and John SingerMr. David Punshon-SmithMs. Leslie J. SmithMs. Nancy E. SmithMs. Patricia SmithMr. Turner B. SmithMr. and Mrs. Lee M. SnyderDr. and Mrs. Charles S. SpechtJoan and Thomas SpenceMelissa and Philip SpevakAnita and Mickey SteinbergMr. Alan Strasser and

Ms. Patricia HartgeSusan and Brian SullamMrs. Janis SwanTracy Tajbl and Neil Kent JonesMr. and Mrs. Robert TaubmanDr. Bruce T. Taylor and

Dr. Ellen TaylorDr. Ronald J. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Terence TaylorMs. Loretta Taymans*Sonia TendlerMs. Susan B. ThomasPaul and Karen TolzmanDr. and Mrs. Timothy TownsendDr. Robert E. TrattnerDonna Triptow

and Michael SalsburyIn Memory of Jeffrey F. Liss, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Tyrangiel

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van DykeMr. and Mrs. Charles L.

Wagandt, IIMr. David W. Wallace and

Mrs. Christine M. WallaceMr. and Mrs. Semmes G. WalshJohn and Susan WarshawskyMartha and Stanley WeimanPeter WeinbergMr. and Mrs. Christopher WestMr. Edward WieseDr. and Mrs. Donald E. WilsonMrs. Phyllis Brill Wingrat and

Dr. Seymour Wingrat*Mr. and Mrs. T. Winstead, Jr.Judy M. WittLaura and Thomas WittWolman Family FoundationCharles and Shirley WunderDrs. Yaster and ZeitlinCharles and Carol YoderMr. and Mrs. Michael YoungPaul A. and Peggy L. YoungNOVA Research Company

Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zadek

Symphony SocietyGold $1,500 or moreAnonymous (2)Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. BairDr. and Mrs. Donald D. Brown

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Maestra’s Circle (continued)

Individuals

Mr. and Mrs. H. Chace Davis, Jr.Rosalee C. and Richard

Davison FoundationMr. L. Patrick Deering,

Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Counselman,The RCM&D Foundation and RCM&D, Inc.

Mr. Kenneth W. DeFontes, Jr.George and Katherine DrastalThe Sandra and Fred Hittman

Philanthropic FundJohn P. HollerbachRiva and Marc KahnDr. and Mrs. Murray M. KappelmanMrs. Barbara Kines

Therese* and Richard LansburghJohn A. MacCollMr. and Mrs. Samuel G. MacfarlaneLouise D. and Morton J. Macks

Family Foundation, Inc. / Genine MacksFidler and Josh Fidler

Sally and Decatur MillerMr. and Mrs. Charles O. Monk, IINumber Ten FoundationMrs. Violet G. RaumGar and Migsie RichlinDr. Scott and Frances RifkinTerry M. and James RubensteinLainy LeBow-Sachs and Leonard R. Sachs

Dr. and Mrs. John H. SadlerM. Sigmund and Barbara K. Shapiro

Philanthropic FundDr. and Mrs. Charles I. ShubinMr. and Mrs. Gideon N. Stieff, Jr. The Louis B. Thalheimer and

Juliet A. Eurich Philanthropic FundMark and Mary Vail WalshMs. Nell WeidenhammerMr. and Mrs. William YeakelThe Zamoiski-Barber-Segal Family

Foundation

* Deceased

Ms. Mary Catherine BuntingMr. Charles Cahn, IIDonna and Joseph CampMr. Robert M. ChestonMr. and Mrs. Howard CohenDr. and Mrs. David CooperDr. and Mrs. Cornelius DarcyDonna Z. Eden and Henry GoldbergDr. and Mrs. Jerome L. FlegMrs. Ellen HalleMs. Gloria HamiltonDr. Mary HarbeitnerMr.* and Mrs. E. Phillips HathawayMr. and Mrs. George B. Hess, Jr.Ms. Marilyn J. HoffmanRichard and Brenda JohnsonMr. Henry KahwatyGloria B. and Herbert M.Katzenberg Fund

Miss Dorothy B. KrugMr. Charles KuningAndrew Lapayowker and Sarah McCafferty

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey LegumSara and Elliot* LeviDr. Frances and Mr. EdwardLieberman

Dr. and Mrs. Michael O. MaganMr. and Mrs. Luke MarburyCarol and George McGowanBebe McMeekinMr. Richard C. McShaneDaniel and Anne MessinaMs. Marita MurrayMr. and Mrs. Rex E. MyersDavid Nickels and Gerri HallDr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. PakulaMrs. J. Stevenson PeckMr. and Mrs. James PiperMr. and Mrs. John Brentnall PowellMr. and Mrs. Michael RenbaumMs. Michelle RobertsonMartha and Saul RosemanMr. Seymour S. RubakMr. and Mrs. William Saxon, Jr.The HonorableWilliam Donald Schaefer

Mr. Thom Shipley andMr. Christopher Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar SmithMr. and Mrs. Richard D. SperoMrs. Ann SteinMr. Edward SteinhouseMr. and Mrs. Albert SunDr. Martin TaubenfeldMs. Jean Wyman

Symphony SocietySilver $1,000 or more“In memory of Reverend Howard G. Norton”

Mrs. Frank A. Bosworth Jr.“In honor of Marin Alsop”

Anonymous (8)Mrs. Rachel AbrahamDr. and Mrs. Robert J. AdamsVirginia K. Adams andNeal M. Friedlander, M.D.

Charles T. and Louise B. AlbertGeorge and Frances AldersonMr. Owen ApplequistMr. Paul AraujoDr. Juan I. ArveloLeonard and Phyllis AttmanMrs. Jean BakerMr. George BallMr. and Mrs. L. John BarnesDr. and Mrs. Bruce BarnettMr. and Mrs. Edward BartaMonsignor Arthur W. BastressLynda and Kenneth BehnkeMr. and Mrs. Stanley BerDavid and Sherry BerzDr. and Mrs. Mordecai P. BlausteinNancy Patz BlausteinMr. James D. BlumNina and Tony BorwickDrs. Joanna and Harry BrandtDr. Helene BreazealeMr. Leland BrendselThe Broadus FamilyIvy E. Broder and John F. Morrall, IIIDr. Galen BrooksMr. Gordon BrownMs. Jean B. BrownMr. Jeff Brown and Mr. Craig MorrisMrs. Elizabeth A. BryanMs. Ronnie BuergerMr. and Mrs. BulawkaMrs. Edward D. BurgerLoretta CainRuss and Beverly CarlsonJonathan and Ruthie CarneyMr. Richard Cerpa

Dr. Mark Cinnamon and Ms. Doreen Kelly

Mr. Harvey L. CohenJane E. CohenMr. and Mrs. Jonas M.L. CohenMs. Patricia CollinsMs. Kathleen CostlowMrs. Catherine CounselmanMr. Michael R. CriderMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey CrooksJoan de PontetMr. and Mrs. Anthony DeeringDr. and Mrs. Thomas DeKornfeldMr. Duane Calvin DeVanceMr. Jackson DiehlMr. Nicholas DilielloMrs. Marcia K. DorstMs. Lynne DurbinMr. Terence Ellen and Mrs. Amy Boscov

Mr. Stuart ElsbergDr. and Ms. Jerry FarberMr. and Mrs. Edward Feltham, Jr.Mrs. Sandra FerriterJoe and Laura FitzgibbonDr. Charles W. Flexner and Dr. Carol Trapnell

Ms. Lois Flowers Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. FortuinDr. and Mrs. William FoxDr. Neal M. FriedlanderMr. and Mrs. R. FriedlanderMr. and Mrs. Roberto B. FriedmanWilliam and Carol FuentevillaMr. Stanford Gann, Sr.Mr. Peter GilDr. and Mrs. Sanford GlazerMr. Jonathan GoldblithMs. Jean GoldsmithWilliam R. and Alice GoodmanBarry E. and Barbara GordonDr. and Mrs. Sheldon GottliebLarry D. Grant and Mary S. GrantErwin and Stephanie GreenbergDr. and Mrs. Geoffrey GreifMr. Charles H. GriesackerMr. Ronald Griffin and Mr. Shaun Carrick

Ms. Lynne GrobanMary and Joel GrossmanMr. and Mrs. Donald GundlachMr. and Mrs. Norman M. GurevichMs. Louise A. HagerMr. and Mrs. J.M. Dryden Hall, Jr.Ms. Lana HalpernMs. Carol Finn HalverstadtMr. Joseph P. Hamper, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John HansonMs. Doris T. HendricksMrs. Ellen HerscowitzDavid A. and Barbara L. HeywoodMrs. Joan M. HoblitzellEdward HoffmanMr. and Mrs. John Hornady, IIIMr. Herbert H. HubbardDonald W. and Yvonne M. HughesMrs. Madeleine JacobsCarol Jantsch and David MurrayMrs. Janet JeffeinMrs. Kathy JohnsonMr. R. Tenney JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Gilbert JonesMr. J. Lee JonesMrs. Helen JordahlMr. Max JordanDr. Robert Lee Justice and MarieFujimura-Justice

Ann and Sam KahanGail and Lenny KaplanMr. and Mrs. William E. KavanaughMr. Frank KeeganMr. John P. KeyserGeorge and Catherine KleinMs. Patricia Krenzkeand Mr. Michael Hall

Richard and Eileen KwolekSandy and Mark LakenMr. and Mrs. Charles LambSusan and Stephen LangleyMelvyn and Fluryanne LeachColonel William R. LeeMr. and Mrs. Charles F. LegtersMr. Ronald P. LesserC. Tilghman LeveringMr. Richard LeyMrs. E.J. LibertiniMr. Dennis LinnellGeorge and Julie LittrellDr. and Mrs. Peter C. LuchsingerMs. Louise E. LynchMichael and Judy MaelHoward and Linda MartinJane MarvineMr. Joseph S. Massey

Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. MathiesonDr. and Mrs. Donald E. McBrienMrs. Linda M. McCabeMr. Thomas B. McGeeAlvin MeltzerMr. Timothy MeredithDrs. Alan and Marilyn MillerMr. Charles MillerMr. Charles R. MillerMr. Hilary B. MillerMr. and Mrs. J. Jefferson Miller, IIMr. and Mrs. James D. MillerDr. and Mrs. Stanley R. MilsteinMs. Adrianne MitchellLloyd E. Mitchell FoundationMr. Nathan MookMr. Edwyn MootDr. and Mrs. Hugo W. MoserMr. and Mrs. M. Peter MoserTeresa and Don MullikinMr. and Mrs. Gregory MurrayMr. Harish Neelakandan andMs. Sunita Govind

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. NeimanMr. Irving NeumanMr. and Mrs. Roger F. NordquistMrs. Patricia NormileCarol C. O’ConnellAnne M. O’HareDrs. Erol and Julianne OktayMr. Garrick OhlssonMrs. S. Kaufman OttenheimerMr. and Mrs. Richard ParsonsMr. and Mrs. William PenceJerry and Marie PerletMr. and Mrs. Stephen PetrucciDr. and Mrs. Karl PickMs. Mary Carroll PlaineMr. and Mrs. Morton B. PlantMr. Joseph L. PressRobert E. and Anne L. PrinceCaptain and Mrs. Carl QuanstromDr. and Mrs. Richard RadmerTed and Stephanie RanftDr. and Mrs. Jonas R. RappeportMr. and Mrs. William E. RayMr. Charles B. Reeves, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. RiceDavid and Mary Jane RobertsDrs. Helena and David RodbardDr. and Mrs. Gerald RogellMargaret and Lee RomeJoellen and Mark RosemanAnn and Frank RosenbergJoanne and Abraham RosenthalRobert and Lelia RussellMr. and Mrs. Neil J. RutherMr. and Mrs. John SacciBeryl and Philip SachsMs. Andi SacksMs. Vera SanacoreMr. and Mrs. Gilbert SandlerMr. and Mrs. Nathaniel SandlerMr. and Mrs. Ace J. SarichMrs. Barbara K. ScherlisDr. and Mrs. Horst K.A. SchirmerMr. and Mrs. Eugene H. SchreiberMs. Estelle SchwalbMr. Sanford ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Brian T. ShefferDr. and Mrs. Ronald F. SherReverend Richard Wise ShrefflerMr. and Mrs. Daniel SilverMr. Donald M. SimondsMr. Richard SipesMr. and Mrs. Robert Smelkinson Richard and Gayle SmithMr. and Mrs. William J. Sneeringer, Jr.Laurie M. SokoloffMs. Jennifer SternMr. James StoreyHarriet StulmanMs. Jean M. Suda andMr. Kim Z. Golden

Ms. Dianne SummersMr. Marc J. TellerPatricia Thompson and Edward SledgeMr. and Mrs. David TraubMr. and Mrs. Israel S. UngarMs. Elyse VinitskyMs. Mary Frances WagleyMr. and Mrs. Guy T. WarfieldMs. Janna WehrleJayme and Jay WeinsteinDrs. Susan and James WeissMs. Lisa WelchmanMs. Beverly Wendland andMr. Michael McCaffery

Ms. Camille B. Wheelerand Mr. William B. Marshall

Dr. Edward WhitmanMr. Barry WilliamsMrs. Gerald H. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Peter Winik

Orin WiseMarc and Amy WishDr. Richard Worshamand Ms. Deborah Geisenkotter

Ms. Anne WorthingtonAndrew Zaruba

Britten Level Members $500 or moreAnonymous (4)Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. AbramsMs. Madeline AdkinsDr. James M. AnthonyDr. and Mrs. Mark M. ApplefeldRobert and Martha ArmentiMr. and Mrs. Maurice ArsenaultDr. Patricia AtkinsDonald BakerMr. Joel BalshamMr. and Mrs. C. Marshall Barton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gerard BaxterLeonard and Gabriela BebchickMelvin BellMr. and Mrs. Michael J. BerlaDr. and Mrs. Barry R. BermanMr. and Mrs. Charles Berry, Jr.Mr. Edward BersbachMr. and Mrs. William BettridgeMr. Louis M. BickelMs. Gail E. BirdsongMr. and Mrs. Edwin and Catherine Blacka

Mr. Lawrence BlankMr. and Mrs. Bruce I. BlumMr. and Mrs. Harry H. BoublitzMr. Melville BowersDr. and Mrs. Mark J. BrennerBarbara and Ed BrodyMr. Richard H. BrounMr. and Mrs. Charlie C. BrownMs. Dorothy BrownMs. Jeanne BrushDavid W. Buck Family FoundationMr. Walter BudkoMr. and Mrs. BulawkaMr. and Mrs. Charles BullamoreMs. Catherine BushMr. and Mrs. David E. CallahanMs. Meredith CallananMs. Judy CampbellMr. and Mrs. John CareyMr. and Mrs. Richard CarlsonMr. and Mrs. Donald D. CarterMs. Jennifer CawthraRobert Chesney, D.D.S.Mr. Jack R. CliffordMrs. Wandaleen ColeMrs. Caroline A. ColemanMr. Howard P. ColhounCombined Charity CampaignDavid and Vivien CoombsMs. Loretta A. CoughlinMs. Anita CoxMr. and Mrs. Ronald E. CreamerMr. Owen CummingsErnie and Linda CzyrycaMr. and Mrs. Ronald C. DavisMr. John DennisDr. Alfred J. DeRenzisMs. Priscilla DiacontMrs. Maureen M. DiemerMr. and Mrs. Lewis H. DiuguidMiss Caroline DixonMr. Stephen DunhamMr. William B. Eddison, Jr.Mrs. Janet EisenhauerMr. and Mrs. Charles FaxDr. and Mrs. Marvin J. FeldmanPell and Peggy Fender, in honor of Paula and Hampton Childress

Mr. and Mrs. David and Rosemary Fetter

Richard and Linda FieldFootlick Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. John G. FordMs. Jaclyn FoxLaura and Barrett FreedlanderMr. and Mrs. Francis FrenchDr. and Mrs. William F. FritzMs. Lois FussellMr. John S. GallagherDr. and Mrs. Donald S. GannMr. and Mrs. Roger GarfinkMrs. R. Geidner-AntoniottiMs. Andrea C. GielenGail Winslow GinsburghMr. Louis GitomerMrs. Jackie GlassgoldDr. and Mrs. Morton GoldbergMr. and Mrs. Charles GoodellMs. Arlene GoodwichMr. Alexander GraboskiMr. William R. Granik and Ms. Marian Gay

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence S.C. GriffithDr. Jeffrey GripMr. Stuart GrossmanSandra and Edward J. GutmanMr. and Mrs. Henry L. GutmanDr. Jane Halpern and Mr. James B. Pettit

Mr. and Mrs. Robert HankinMr. Gary C. HarnMr. and Mrs. James A. HarrisMr. George HarrisonMs. Mary HaubMr. John P. HealyMrs. Anne K. HebbMr. and Mrs. Louis G. HechtDr. Eugenie HeitmillerMr. and Mrs. Robert HelmMs. Lee HendlerDr. and Mrs. Harry C. HendricksonRabbi and Mr. Floyd L. HermanMs. Lucy HessionMr. and Mrs. Samuel HimmelrichMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. HobbsMr. Philip HodgeMrs. Phyllis M. HoffmanDr. R. Gary HollenbeckMr. and Mrs. Martin HorowitzMr. and Mrs. William HughesMrs. Iredell W. IglehartCarol and Terry IrelandMr. Scott JacobsMr. and Mrs. Sanford G. JacobsonMs. Madge JeffersonDr. and Mrs. Allan D. JensenMr. Jonathan JensenMr. James JohnstoneDr. and Mrs. Herbert JosephMs. Cheryl JukesMrs. Harry E. KarrThomas M. KavanaghDr. and Mrs. Haig H. Kazazian, Jr.Mr. Raymond KreugerFrancine and Allan Krumholtz Dr. and Mrs. Herbert KushnerDr. James LaCalleMr. Norman E. LaCholterMs. Ann L. LanoMs. Joanne LaPorteMs. Elaine F. LaubeMr. and Mrs. Robert LawrenceMs. Rebecca LawsonMr. Peter LeffmanDr. Bernard LevyPeter and Lina LeibholdMr. Kenneth LoboDrs. David and Sharon LockwoodDr. and Mrs. John LodmellMr. and Mrs. A. Lee Lundy, Jr.Ms. Mary MacDonaldDr. Lee Maddox and Ms. Susan Marshall-Maddox

Mr. Ray MalczewskiMr. David MallottMr. Edward MantlerMr. Elvis MarksMr. David MarloweMs. Kathy MartinMr. and Mrs. Stanley W. MathewsMs. Fannie M. MathiasMr. Winton MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Jacob MatzMrs. Patricia McCallMr. and Mrs. Russell McCallyMr. Chris McGeachyMr. and Mrs. James McGillMr. W. Bruce McPhersonMr. J. Leland MebustMr. and Mrs. Barry MenneMr. and Mrs. Michael A. MeredithMr. Abel MerrillMr. Henry MessengerDr. James MeyerhoffDrs. Albert and Patricia MildvanMr. and Mrs. Jon MillerMs. Linda L. MillerMrs. Loretta J. MillerMr. Clare MiltonMr. and Mrs. Howard L. MiskimonHelen and Joe MitchellDr. Basil S. MorganMr. and Mrs. Charles W. MorganMr. William MorganMs. Susan MorrisMrs. Pearl MoultonEugene and Dorothy MulliganMs. Sarah E. MurphySharon Pineo MyerMr. and Mrs. Emil NewcastleMs. Mary NjokuDouglas and Barbara NorlandMr. and Mrs. Richard NorthThe Charles F. and Margaret Obrecht Family Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. George and Ellen Orner

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Individuals (continued)Ms. Asta OtteyDr. and Mrs. David OwenMr. Frank OwensMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Page, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Norman PagetDr. and Mrs. Arnall PatzMr. Alan PayneDr. and Mrs. C. Michael Pfeifer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter PhilippsJudith and Robert PierceThe Isaac and Leah M. Potts Foundation, Inc.

David A. and Kathleen PowerMr. Larry PrallMs. Barbara RawlinsRenaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.Mr. Thomas RhodesMs. Nancy RiceMr. and Mrs. Carl RichardsMrs. Julia RichardsonMr. Stephen W. RobbDr. and Mrs. Alan RobinMs. Marjorie RoherMr. and Mrs. Robert C. RosenbergLibby RouseMrs. Eda J. RubinDr. and Mrs. Maido SaarlasMr. Lee SachsIlene and. Michael SalcmanMr. Thomas ScaleaMr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. SchapiroMr. and Mrs. Harold SchlengerMr. and Mrs. Samuel R. SchnydmanKen and Nancy SchwartzMs. Phyllis SeidelsonMr. Eric SellenMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. ShaferMs. Marilyn ShangrawMr. and Mrs. Robert W. SharpMr. Allen ShawMr. Stephen ShepardMs. Deborah SherrillMrs. Minnie ShorterRonnie and Rachelle SilversteinGregory C. Simon and Margo L. ReidEllwood and Thelma SinskyMr. Marshall M. SluyterMs. Patricia E. SmetonMr. and Mrs. Norman SmithMr. and Mrs. Miles T. SmithMs. Doris SmullinMrs. Catherine SoaresMr. Raymond J. SpitznasMr. Norm St. LandauDr. and Mrs. Harold StandifordMr. and Mrs. Charles Steinecke, IIIDale and Roma StraitTimothy Stranges and Rosanna CoffeyMr. and Mrs. Bruce StuartMs. Sandra SundeenMr. and Mrs. Richard SwerdlowMr. and Mrs. Jake TaffeMr. and Mrs. William ThompsonReverend Lowell ThompsonMs. Patricia ToregasMrs. Linda TothDr. Jean Townsend and Mr. Larry Townsend

Dr. Robert E. TrattnerMr. Richard TullosMr. and Mrs. Christopher ValeMr. and Mrs. Richard L. Vogel, Jr.Mr. Robert VogelMr. and Mrs. Carl E. Wagner, Jr.Danny and Frances WagnerMs. Joan WahKent and Suzanne WalkerMr. Wilbert WalkerDr. Robert F. WardMr. and Mrs. Weldon W. Ward, Jr.Mr. Edward WarrenMarilyn and David WarshawskyMr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Weatherby, Jr.Mr. Brian WeeseDr. and Mrs. Jack WeilDr. and Mrs. Matthew R. WeirMr. and Mrs. David WeisenfreundMs. Susan WellmanDr. Barbara WhiteMr. George WhiteKem and Susan WhiteMr. Mark WhitmanMr. and Mrs. Forest WilliamsMs. Jillian WilsonMrs. Edna WinikDr. and Mrs. Frank R. WitterDr. S. Lee WoodsMr. Raymond WorleyMrs. Nancy B. YohnMr. Zaur YusupovDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Zaller

Corporations$10,000 or moreAmerican Trading &Production Corporation

Beltway Fine WinesChapin Davis Investments Greenberg TraurigIWIFKatten Muchin Rosenman LLPParaturePro Video GroupSunTrust Bank, GreaterWashington/Maryland

Travelers FoundationUniversity of Maryland School of Medicine

Wachovia FoundationWJHU Radio

$5,000 or moreCorporate Office Properties TrustD. F. Dent & CompanyDesign Collective Inc.P. Flanigan & Sons, Inc.Georgetown Paper Stock of Rockville, Inc.

KPMG LLPKramon & GrahamMacy’s FoundationMorgan StanleyNordstromP&G Fund of the GreaterCincinnati Foundation

RBC Wealth ManagementSaul Ewing LLPValley MotorsZuckerman Spaeder LLP

$2,500 or moreCavanaugh Financial GroupCharitable Foundation

Eagle Coffee Company Inc.Federal Parking, Inc.Semmes, Bowen & SemmesTarget Stores

$1,000 or moreCho Benn Holback & Assoc.Downtown Piano WorksEllin & Tucker, CharteredEyre Bus ServiceFederal Parking, Inc.Gaver HoldingsThe Harford Mutual Insurance Company

Independent Can CompanyJ.G. Martin Company, Inc.Parking Management, Inc.Ridgecrest Investments, Inc.Rockwell Construction Co., IncRosenberg Martin Goldberg, LLP Sandy Spring BankStarbucks / Passage EventsVon Paris Moving & StorageWarner Commercial

Foundations$50,000 or more William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial FundThe Hearst Foundation, Inc.Hecht-Levi Foundation

Ryda H. Levi* and Sandra Levi Gerstung

The Andrew W. Mellon FoundationJoseph & Harvey Meyerhoff FamilyCharitable Funds

Henry and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation and Ruth Marder

The Sheridan Foundation

$25,000 or more Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation

Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation

Goldsmith Family Foundation, Inc.

Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Memorial Foundation

Zanvyl & Isabelle Krieger Fund

$10,000 or more The Buck Family FoundationBunting Family FoundationThe Morris and Gwendolyn CafritzFoundation

Degenstein FoundationPeggy & Yale Gordon TrustHarley W. Howell CharitableFoundation

Abraham and Ruth Krieger Family Foundation

League of American Orchestras Letaw Family FoundationJohn J. Leidy Foundation, Inc.Macht Philanthropic Fund of the AJC

The Rouse Company FoundationThe Salmon FoundationCecilia Young Willard Helping Fund

$5,000 or moreThe Amphion Foundation, Inc. Stewart Bainum, Jr. and TheFoundation for Maryland’s Future

The Charles Delmar FoundationCommonweal Foundation Fund ofThe Community Foundation for the National Capital Region

Hoffberger FoundationBetty Huse MD Charitable Trust Foundation

Edith and Herbert LehmanFoundation, Inc.

Jim and Carol Trawick FoundationWright Family Foundation

$2,500 or moreAnonymous (1) The Arts FederationCampbell Foundation, Inc.Harry L. Gladding FoundationIsrael and Mollie Myers Foundation

Judith & Herschel LangenthalJonathan & Beverly Myers

Pennsylvania Performing Arts on TourThe Jim and Patty Rouse CharitableFoundation, Inc.

Sigma Alpha Iota

$1,000 or moreALH Foundation, Inc.Balder FoundationMargaret O. Cromwell Family FundEthel M. Looram Foundation, Inc.Rathmann Family FoundationStieff Foundation

Government GrantsAnne Arundel CountyMayor and City Council of Baltimore and the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts

Baltimore County Executive, County Council, and the Commission for the Arts and Sciences

Carroll County Government & the Carroll County Arts Council

The Family League of Baltimore City, Inc.

Harford County GovernmentHoward County Government & the Howard County Arts Council

Maryland Historical TrustMaryland State Arts CouncilMaryland State Department of Education

Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County

National Endowment for the Arts

EndowmentThe BSO gratefully acknowl-edges the generosity of the following donors who havegiven Endowment Gifts to theSustaining Greatness and / orthe Heart of the Communitycampaigns.

* Deceased

Anonymous (6)Diane and Martin* AbeloffAEGON USAAlex. Brown & Sons Charitable Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. AllenEva and Andy AndersonAnne Arundel County Recreation and Parks Department

William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial FundMr. H. Furlong BaldwinBaltimore Community FoundationBaltimore County Executive, County Council, & the Commission on Arts & Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts

$100,000 or more

$50,000 or more

$25,000 or more

Corporations

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The Baltimore Orioles/Georgia and Peter Angelos

The Baltimore Symphony Associates, Winnie Flattery, President

Patricia and Michael J. Batza, Jr.Henry and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation

The Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce I. BlumDr. and Mrs. John E. Bordley*Jessica and Michael BronfeinMr. and Mrs. George L. Bunting, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Oscar B. CampCarefirst BlueCross BlueShieldCitiFinancialConstellation EnergyMr. and Mrs. William H. Cowie, Jr.Richard A. Davis and Edith Wolpoff-Davis

Rosalee C. and Richard Davison Foundation

Mr. L. Patrick Deering,Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Counselman,The RCM&D Foundation and RCM&D, Inc.

DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP Carol and Alan EdelmanDr. and Mrs. Robert ElkinsDeborah and Philip EnglishEsther and Ben Rosenbloom Foundation

France-Merrick FoundationSandra Levi GerstungRamon F.* and Constance A. GetzovJohn GidwitzThe Goldsmith Family Foundation, Inc.Joanne Gold and Andrew A. SternJody and Martin GrassLouise and Bert GrunwaldH&S Bakery / Mr. John PaterakisHarford CountyHecht-Levi FoundationRyda H. Levi* andSandra Levi Gerstung

Betty Jean and Martin S. Himeles, Sr.Hoffberger FoundationHoward County Arts CouncilHarley W. Howell Charitable Foundation

The Huether-McClelland FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard E. HugIndependent Can CompanyLaura Burrows-JacksonBeth J. Kaplan and Bruce P. SholkDr. and Mrs. Murray M. KappelmanSusan B. Katzenberg

Marion I. and Henry J. Knott Scholarship Fund

The Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger FundAnne and Paul LambdinTherese* and Richard LansburghSara and Elliot* LeviLevi-Gerstung FamilyBernice and Donald S. LevinsonDarielle and Earl LinehanSusan and Jeffrey* LissLockheed MartinE. J. Logan FoundationM&T BankMacht Philanthropic Fund of the AJCMrs. Clyde T. MarshallMaryland Department of Business & Economic Development

The Maryland State Arts CouncilMD State Department of EducationMcCarthy Family FoundationMcCormick & Company, Inc.Mr. Wilbur McGill, Jr.MIE Properties, Inc. /Mr. Edward St. John

Mercantile-Safe Deposit & TrustJoseph & Harvey Meyerhoff Family Charitable Funds

Sally and Decatur MillerMs. Michelle MogaLouise* and Alvin Myerberg /Wendy and Howard Jachman

National Endowment for the ArtsMr. and Mrs. Bill NerenbergMrs. Daniel M. O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. James P. O’ConorStanley and Linda Hambleton Panitz

Cecile Pickford and John MacCollDr. Thomas and Mrs. Margery PozefskyMr. and Mrs. T. Michael PrestonAlison and Arnold RichmanThe James G. Robinson FamilyMr. and Mrs. Theo C. RodgersMr. and Mrs. Randolph* S. Rothschild

The Rouse Company FoundationNathan G.* and Edna J. RubinThe Rymland FoundationS. Kann Sons Company Foundation, Inc. / B. BerneiBurgunder, Jr.

Dr. Henry SanbornSaul Ewing LLPMrs. Alexander J. SchafferMr. and Mrs. J. Mark SchapiroEugene Scheffres and Richard E. Hartt*

Mrs. Muriel SchillerDorothy McIlvain ScottMrs. Clair Zamoiski Segal and Mr. Thomas Segal

Ida & Joseph Shapiro Foundationand Diane and Albert Shapiro

Mr. and Mrs. Earle K. ShaweThe Sheridan FoundationRichard H. Shindell and FamilyDr. and Mrs. Solomon H. SnyderThe St. Paul CompaniesBarbara and Julian StanleyT. Rowe Price Associates Foundation, Inc.

The Alvin and Fanny Blaustein Thalheimer Guest Artist Fund

Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer Foundation, Inc.

TravelersGroupThe Aber and Louise Unger FundVenable LLPWachoviaRobert A. Waidner FoundationThe Whiting-Turner Contracting Company /Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hackerman

Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Wilson /Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Wilson

The Zamoiski-Barber-Segal Family Foundation

Baltimore SymphonyAssociates ExecutiveCommitteeWinnie Flattery, PresidentLinda Kacur, Recording SecretaryVivian Kastendike, Corresponding Secretary

Charles Booth, TreasurerKitty Allen, Vice President, Communications

Marge Penhallegon, Vice President, Education

Larry Townsend, Vice President, Meetings and Programs

Sandy Feldman, Vice President, Recruitment & Membership

Deborah Stetson, Vice President, Special Services & Events

Larry Albrecht, Vice President,Symphony Store

LaVerne M. Grove, ParliamentarianBarbara C. Booth, Past President

The Legato Circle

(F) Founding Member

Anonymous (5)Donna B. and Paul J. AmicoHellmut D.W. “Hank” BauerDeborah R. Berman Mrs. Alma T. Martien Bond*Mrs. Phyllis B. Brotman (F)W. George Bowles*Dr. Robert P. Burchard Mrs. Frances H. BurmanMrs. Selma CartonClarence B. Coleman*Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cowie, Jr.

James DavisRoberta L.* and Richard A. DavisL. Patrick Deering (F)Ronald E. Dencker Freda (Gordon) Dunn Dr. Perry A. Eagle (F)

H. Lawrence Eiring, CRMCarol and Alan Edelman Anne “Shiny” and Robert M. Evans

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. Feldman

Winnie and Bill FlatteryHaswell M. and Madeline S. Franklin

Mr. Kenneth J. Freed Samuel G*. and Margaret A. Gorn (F)

Robert E. Greenfield Sue and Jan K. GubenCarole B. Hamlin Miss M. Eulalia HarbaughMs. Denise Hargrove Gwynne and Leonard HorwitsMr. and Mrs. H. Thomas HowellMr. and Mrs. Richard E. HugJudith C. Johnson*

Dr. and Mrs. Murray M. Kappelman

Miss Dorothy B. KrugRuth and Jay Lenrow Joyce and Dr. Harry Letaw, Jr. Robert and Ryda H. Levi*Bernice S. Levinson Estate of Ruby Loflin-Flaccoe*Mrs. Jean M. Malkmus Ruth R. Marder Mrs. George R. McClellandMr. Roy E.* and Mrs. M. MoonRobert and Marion Neiman Mrs. Daniel M. O’ConnellStanley and Linda Hambleton Panitz

Beverly and Sam Penn (F)Mrs. Margery PozefskyG. Edward Reahl, Jr. M.D. Mr. William G. Robertson, Jr.*Randolph S.* and Amalie R.* Rothschild

Dr. Henry SanbornEugene Scheffres* and Richard E. Hartt*

Mrs. Muriel Schiller (F)Dr. and Mrs. Harry S. StevensRoy and Carol Thomas Fund for the Arts

Dr. and Mrs. Carvel Tiekert Leonard Topper Ingeborg B. Weinberger W. Owen and Nancy J. WilliamsCharles and Shirley WunderMr. and Mrs. Calman J. Zamoiski, Jr.

* Deceased

In 1986, the Board of Directors of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestraestablished The Legato Circle in recognition of those individuals whohave notified the BSO of a planned gift, including gifts throughestate plans or life-income arrangements.

Bequests and planned gifts are the greatest source of security for the BSO’s future! The Symphony depends on lasting gifts such asthese to help fund our diverse musical programs and activities.Members of The Legato Circle play a vital and permanent role in the Symphony’s future.

If you have named the BSO in your estate plans, please contactJoanne Rosenthal at 410-783-8010 or jrosenthal@bsomusic.org tojoin the Legato Circle.

We gratefully acknowledge the following Donors who have included the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in their Estate Plans.

Upcoming Member-Only Events!Candlelight Conversations Be entertained by selectmembers of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra! Enjoy anevening of interesting conversation and dinner hosted by BSO musicians. Cost is $30 per person. Space is limited.Tuesday, February 9, 2010 and Monday, March 15, 2010 at 6 p.m.Members $2,500+

Allegretto Dinner Enjoy exclusive pre-concert cocktails anddinner held here in the Meyerhoff before the BSO’s perform-ance of Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 1, Mozart’s SymphonyNo. 41 and the Overture to the Marriage of Figaro. Cost is $68per person. Friday, February 26, 2010 at 6 p.m. Members $2,500+

On-Stage Rehearsal Don’t miss this exclusive opportunityto sit on stage with members of the orchestra as they rehearseSchubert’s Symphony No. 8 and Beethoven’s Triple Concertofeaturing concertmaster Jonathan Carney as director andsoloist. Wednesday, May 5, 2010 at 11:15 a.m. Members $2,500+

Open Rehearsal Listen in as conductor Juanjo Mena leadsthe orchestra in Strauss’ Don Juan, Brahms’ Symphony No. 3and Schumann’s Piano Concerto featuring pianist Louis Lortie. Thursday, May 13 2010 at 9:15 a.m. Members $150+

To enjoy these events or for more information, please call our Membership Office at 410.783.8124 or emailMembership@BSOmusic.org.

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OFFICERSMichael G. Bronfein*Chairman

Kathleen A. Chagnon, Esq.*Secretary

Lainy LeBow-Sachs*Vice Chair

Paul Meecham*President & CEO

Richard E. Rudman*Vice Chair

Andrew A. Stern*Vice Chair & Treasurer

BOARD MEMBERSA.G.W. Biddle III

Robert L. Bogomolny

Ralph A. Brunn

Andrew A. Buerger

Richard T. Burns

Constance R. Caplan

Robert B. Coutts

Kenneth W. DeFontes, Jr.

Steve Dollase

George A. Drastal

Alan S. Edelman

Ambassador Susan G. Esserman*

Winnie Flattery ^President, BaltimoreSymphony Associates

Jan K. Guben

John P. Hollerbach

Richard E. Hug*

Beth J. Kaplan*

Murray M. Kappelman, M.D.

Jon H. Levinson

Susan M. Liss, Esq.*

John A. MacColl

Catherine H. McClellandGoverning Members Chair

David O. Modell

Charles O. Monk II, Esq.

Michael P. Pinto

Margery Pozefsky

Scott Rifkin, M.D.

Ann L. Rosenberg

Bruce E. Rosenblum*

The Honorable Steven R. Schuh

Stephen D. Shawe, Esq.

Solomon H. Snyder, M.D.*

Mark Walsh

LIFE DIRECTORSPeter G. Angelos, Esq.

Willard Hackerman

H. Thomas Howell, Esq.

Yo-Yo Ma

Harvey M. Meyerhoff

Decatur H. Miller, Esq.

Patricia B. Modell

Linda Hambleton Panitz

The Honorable WilliamDonald Schaefer

Dorothy McIlvain Scott

DIRECTORS EMERITIMargaret D. Armstrong

Barry D. Berman, Esq.

L. Patrick Deering

M. Sigmund Shapiro

CHAIRMAN LAUREATECalman J. Zamoiski, Jr.

BOARD OF TRUSTEESBALTIMORE SYMPHONYENDOWMENT TRUSTBenjamin H. Griswold IVChairman

Terry Meyerhoff RubensteinSecretary

Michael G. Bronfein

Mark R. Fetting

Paul Meecham

W. Gar Richlin

Andrew A. Stern

Calman J. Zamoiski, Jr.

*Board Executive Committee^ex-officio

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share more than just a first name. They’reboth military veterans, they both like torun and they both have a lifelong love of music.

But the biggest thing Patey andHoffman have in common is their friendship. Violinist Patey (right) andtrumpeter Hoffman (left) have played inthe Baltimore Symphony Orchestra for acombined 69 years. Patey, 69, joined theBSO in 1968 after spending three yearsplaying piccolo in the U.S. Army.Hoffman, 65, came to the BSO from theNorth Carolina Symphony in 1981. Forthe last few decades, they’ve shared thestage and a locker room, toured theworld with the BSO and made each otherlaugh. (Their well-oiled comedy stylingsgo something like this: Asked aboutwhen their friendship started, Hoffmandeadpans, “We’ve never been friends.”Patey, ever the straight man, agrees. “Nonever,” he says, shaking his head.)

Given the fact that Ed and Ed haveshared so much over the years, it seemssomehow fitting that they are retiringtogether, too. Holiday Spectacular will be their last concert with the BSO.

The parting is bittersweet. “I’ll missthe camaraderie of playing in the BSO,”Patey says. “I’ve really enjoyed makinggreat music here.” Hoffman agrees. “I’vebeen happy here. Playing in a greatorchestra with excellent musicians hasbeen the treat of a lifetime.”

Yet they’re also looking forward tothe opportunities that retirement brings.Patey, who has completed a dozenmarathons, hopes to devote more time torunning. In addition, he’s thinking aboutwriting a book about his experiences withthe BSO. “I’ve collected a lot of interest-ing anecdotes over the years,” he says.Hoffman plans to continue teaching atthe Peabody Conservatory and travelingto Hong Kong in the summer to coachtrumpet students who play with theAsian Youth Orchestra. He also wants to spend more time painting, taking photographs and fly fishing. “My fishingfriends can’t wait for me to retire,”Hoffman says. He pauses. “Neither canmy colleagues.”

He looks over at Patey and they sharea laugh. —Maria Blackburn

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