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2019–2020 SEASON

19–20 Sponsors | 5Music Director | 6

Unforgettable: 100 Years Of Nat And Natalie Cole | 8

The Paul Simon Songbook | 14J.C. Kirby & Son

Christmas Spectacular! | 22Orchestra Kentucky Personnel | 26

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“A melody, a lyric, or a certain harmony can trigger memories,”

says conductor Jeffrey Reed.

JEFFREY REED MUSIC DIRECTOR


Reed has been bringing back the memories as music director of Orchestra Kentucky since he founded it in 2000. Sometimes combining classical and popular music, his concert presentations are singularly authentic, recreating the soundtracks of music’s greatest decades. From the 17th century to our time, his concerts celebrate anniversaries and music milestones, from Beethoven, Mahler and Stravinsky, to Elvis, The Beatles and The Carpenters, drawing on some of the nation’s brightest musical talent.

Reed has worked with Air Supply, Bill Gaither, BJ Thomas, Larry Gatlin, Paul Williams, Peter Tork, Glen Campbell, Keith Emerson, Neil Sedaka, Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr., Mary Wilson, Melissa Manchester, Chris Young, and many others in appearances with his own orchestra and orchestras in Milan (Italy), St. Petersburg (Russia), and South Korea. Reed has twice appeared with the Royal Philharmonic at London’s Royal Albert Hall at the specific request of Neil Sedaka.

In the United States, Jeffrey Reed has conducted the orchestras of Alabama, Augusta, Charleston, Detroit, Greensboro (NC), Knoxville, Louisville, Memphis, Nashville, Omaha, Phoenix, Portland (ME), Quad Cities (IA), Sacramento, South Bend and Winston-Salem.

Reed has been involved in commissioning world premieres of classical works by legendary pop artists Neil Sedaka, Keith Emerson, Peter Tork, Jimmy Webb, and Italian pops sensation, Giovanni Allevi.

His programming has been nationally recognized. Bestselling author and marketer Seth Godin singled out Jeffrey Reed in his best-selling study of new creativity, “Small is the New Big.” Godin praised his “clever” concerts and praised the “totally different way” Reed approaches programming. Reed is the only musician featured in the book.

In 2015, the University of Louisville named Reed its Alumni Fellow for the School of Music in recognition of his distinguished work in his chosen field. In 2008, he received the Jefferson Award for public service in South Central Kentucky.

In addition to his work with Orchestra Kentucky, Reed served as principal guest conductor of Symphony Orchestra Augusta and has also served as music director of the North Charleston Pops and the Murfreesboro Symphony.

He is represented by agent Rachel Bowron.

JEFFREY REED MUSIC DIRECTOR


UNFORGETTABLE: 100 YEARS OF NAT AND NATALIE COLE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019 | 7:30pm

Orchestra KentuckyJeffrey Reed, conductor

Jonathan Vanderpool, tenorPatrick Binford, celloDee Daniels, vocals

Denzal Sinclaire, vocals

Lockhart/Seitz The World is Waiting for the Sunrise (1919) Jonathan Vanderpool, tenor

Lockhart/Seitz/ The World is Waiting for the Sunrise Alford/Gore/Sheehan March (1919)

Elgar Cello Concerto in E minor, Op. 85 – Finale (1919) Patrick Binford, cello

Elgar Nimrod from Enigma Variations In memory of Carol Wedge

Grainger Country Gardens (1919)

Stravinsky Firebird Suite (1919)

INTERMISSION

Unforgettable: 100 Years of Nat and Natalie ColeSchirmer Theatrical/Greenberg Artists co-production

Arrangements by Jeff Tyzik

Bobby Troup Route 66

Ray Evans and Jay Livingston Mona Lisa

Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg It’s Only a Paper Moon and Billy Rose

Ray Noble The Very Thought of You

Chuck Jackson This Will Be and Marvin Yancy


UNFORGETTABLE: 100 YEARS OF NAT AND NATALIE COLE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019 | 7:30pm

Nat King Cole Straighten Up and Fly Right and Irving Mills

Eden Ahbez Nature Boy

Charles Chaplin, Smile Geoffrey Claremont Parsons and James John Turner Phillips

Milt Gabler L.O.V.E. and Bert Kaempfert

Edward Heyman When I Fall in Love and Victor Young

Chuck Jackson I’ve Got Love on My Mind and Marvin Yancy

Alan Jay Lerner Almost Like Being In Love and Frederick Loewe

Irving Gordon Unforgettable

Creative TeamRobert Thompson, Producer

Jeff Tyzik, Producer & ArrangerJami Greenberg, Producer & Booking Agent

Alyssa Foster, ProducerMary Helen Gustafson, Assistant Producer

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Patrick BinfordPatrick Binford has performed in numerous orchestral positions in Canada and the United States. He is currently the principal cellist of Orchestra Kentucky, the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra, and section cellist of the Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra. In Canada, he toured extensively and participated in recordings with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Binford was a student of cellist Janos Starker at Indiana University, where he received both a Bachelor of Music degree and Master of Music degree in music performance.

GUEST ARTISTS


GUEST ARTISTS

Dr. Dee DanielsDr. Dee Daniels, is a vocalist of the highest caliber who performs globally in diverse performance settings. Whether accompanying herself at the piano, fronting a trio, big band, or symphony orchestra, she passionately and consistently delivers timeless performances.

She crossed the threshold of the classical world with the creation of her Symphony Pops programs, “The Great American Swingbook”, “Great Ladies of Swing”, “The Soul of Ray: The Music of Ray Charles”, “A Holiday Celebration”, and “A Night Out with the Boys”. Her international career includes performances across Europe, Australia, South America, East Asia, twelve African countries, and throughout North America. Dee has performed and/or recorded with the who’s who of the Jazz world including Jazz legends: Houston Person, Benny Green, John Clayton, Russell Malone, Wycliffe Gordon, and Cyrus Chestnut, and many, many more.

Career highlights include: a 2016 appointment to the JEN (Jazz Education Network) President’s Advisory Council, Adjunct Professor at Queens College (NY) 2013 - 2014, Artistic Director of the DeMiero Jazz Festival since 2011; a nomination for Atlanta Theater’s 2010 Suzi Bass Award; the 2009 receipt of an Honorary Doctorate Degree of Fine Arts and 2008 President’s Award, both from Capilano University; 2003 recipient of the prestigious Commemorative Medal for the Golden Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II; a 2002 inductee into the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame with a plaque installed on Vancouver’s Granville Street Walk of Fame; and a performance for the King and Queen of Belgium’s 25th Wedding Anniversary.

Dee has cultivated a diverse career that has also seen her on theatre stages including the 2009 premiere of New York choreographer Twyla Tharp’s new musical, Come Fly Away, and as an inspirational speaker with a keynote address being delivered at the 2009 Women’s CEO & Senior Management Summit in Toronto. She was the first artist to serve on the advisory board of the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival (2002–2008) and has received several awards for her contribution in the field of music performance, music education, and community service.

Visit www.deedaniels.com for further information.


GUEST ARTISTS

Denzal SinclaireDenzal Sinclaire is one of Canada’s most popular jazz vocalists and is among the finest jazz singers of his generation. Denzal, a graduate of McGill University’s Jazz Performance program (Montreal, Canada), is a Juno Award (Canada’s Grammy Award) nominee, a recipient of the 2004 National Jazz Award for “Best Album”, four-time consecutive recipient of Jazz Report Magazine Award for Male Jazz Vocalist, and 2007 Choc Jazzman Award (France). His admirers include Grammy Award-Winning artists, Diana Krall, Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center (JALC) Orchestra, Dianne Reeves, Michael Feinstein and Michael Bublé.

He has graced the stages of numerous concert halls and festivals around the world and has appeared on several popular TV shows. As a former band-member performing with soul artist, Jamie Lidell, he has appeared on Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Jimmie Kimmel Live!, and Manu Katché’s show One Shot Not (France).

Equally at home in the theatre, film and television arenas, Denzal has delighted audiences with his critically-acclaimed performance in Unforgettable, a musical based on the life and music of Nat King Cole; Tapestry: The Music of Carole King (Arts Club Theatre); William Saroyan’s award-winning The Time of Your Life (Soul Pepper Theatre Company). His TV and film credits include appearances in the new Battlestar Gallactica TV Series (dir. Michael Rymer) and, Being Julia, starring being Annette Bening and Jeremy Irons (dir. István Szabó).

A pivotal role in Denzal’s career was the collaboration with sought-after guitarist/composer/arranger Bill Coon. Over the course of 15 years, they performed to rave reviews in a variety of musical settings ranging from duo to symphony orchestras, as well as several live radio, television and studio recordings for the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) and SRC (Société Radio-Canada). In 1994, they recorded an album of duets, and in 1996, recorded the very first in-studio concert for Canada’s BRAVO!TV with a unique ten-piece ensemble.

Denzal has performed with renowned artists such as Wynton Marsalis and the JALC Orchestra, Patrice Rushin, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Janis Siegal, Dee Daniels, Kevin Mahagony, and Michael Feinstein. The list of artists he has supported includes Diana Krall, Dianne Reeves, Kurt Elling, Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, and Anita Baker.


PROGRAM NOTES

October 26, 2019Nat King Cole @ 100Nathaniel Adams Cole was born in 1919, in Montgomery, Alabama and died in 1965 in Santa Monica, California. He was hailed as one of the best and most influential pianists and small-group leaders of the swing era. Cole attained his greatest commercial success, however, as a vocalist specializing in warm ballads and light swing. He grew up in Chicago, played piano in his father’s church when he was ten years old, and formed his first jazz group, a trio, when he was fifteen years old. The trio made several instrumental recordings, as well as others that featured their harmonizing vocals. They found their greatest success when Cole began doubling as a solo singer. Eventually, Cole’s piano playing took a backseat to his singing career.

Noted for his warm tone and flawless phrasing, Cole was regarded among the top male vocalists, although jazz critics tended to regret his near-abandonment of the piano. Cole’s popularity allowed him to become the first African American to host a network variety program, The Nat King Cole Show, which debuted on NBC television in 1956. The show fell victim to the bigotry of the times, however, and was canceled after one season; few sponsors were willing to be associated with a black entertainer. Cole had greater success with concert performances during the late 1950s and early ’60s and twice toured with his own vaudeville-style revues. He also acted in several movies in the 1950s. His daughter, the late Natalie Cole, was also a popular singer who achieved her greatest chart success in 1991 with Unforgettable, an electronically created duet with her late father.


THE PAUL SIMON SONGBOOK

Saturday, November 2, 2019 | 7:30pm

Schirmer Theatrical/Greenberg Artists co-production Arrangements by Jeff Tyzik

Orchestra KentuckyJeffrey Reed, conductor

Paul Loren, vocalsEmily Drennan, vocals

Daniel Berryman, vocalsShubh Saran, guitar

Mark Minoogian, bassEric Metzgar, drums

Music by Paul Simon Graceland

Music by Paul Simon Mrs. Robinson

Music by Paul Simon Scarborough Fair/Canticle & Art Garfunkel, based on the traditional English ballad

Music by Paul Simon Homeward Bound

Music by Paul Simon Cecilia

Music by Daniel Alomia Robles, El Condor Pasa (If I Could ) Paul Simon and Jorge Milchberg, English Lyrics by Paul Simon

Music by Paul Simon 59th Street Bridge Song

Music by Paul Simon The Sound Of Silence

Music by Paul Simon America

Music by Paul Simon The Boxer

Music by Paul Simon Kodachrome

INTERMISSION


Music by Paul Simon You Can Call Me Al

Music by Paul Simon Take Me To The Mardi Gras

Music by Paul Simon 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover

Music by Paul Simon Mother And Child Reunion

Music by Paul Simon Still Crazy After All These Years

Music by Paul Simon Loves Me Like A Rock

Music by Paul Simon Bridge Over Troubled Water

Creative TeamRobert Thompson, Producer

Jeff Tyzik, Producer & ArrangerJami Greenberg, Producer & Booking Agent

Alyssa Foster, ProducerMary Helen Gustafson, Assistant Producer

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THE PAUL SIMON SONGBOOK

Saturday, November 2, 2019 | 7:30pm


GUEST ARTISTS

Paul LorenLeading a new generation of soulful crooners, Paul Loren is a singer, songwriter, producer and entertainer.

“I started singing at 3 years old along with the little 45rpm records my mom would play and started playing piano at 4 years old. The voices I remember most and identify with are Ray Charles, Frankie Valli, Sam Cooke, Sinatra, McCartney, Otis, and Tony Bennett. Growing up in New York, Billy Joel was also a big influence.”

Paul completed his first headline tour this year and has also performed in the past as a support artist on National Tours for Brendan James, The Temptations, as part of Stamford’s Summer Concert Series “Wednesday Night Live”,and sold out Joe’s Pub at the Public in NYC multiple times. Paul was also selected by Jennifer Lopez to perform at her Birthday Gala in Las Vegas, showcased at The SoHo House NYC, was a featured artist at the AAA Radio Convention in Boulder Colorado, and shared the stage with Paul Shaffer, Queen Latifah, and Christie Brinkley at Target’s launch event for New York Fashion Week.

Paul’s appearance on “The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon” showcased his talents for millions of viewers; with a winning song and viral video to boot. In addition, Paul landed his first television sync recently on NBC’s “Mysteries of Laura”, performed on the Nationally Syndicated Radio Show America Weekend with Ed Kalegi, has partnered with The Ryan Seacrest Foundation, showcased at the headquarters of the world-renowned Leo Burnett Ad in Chicago, and had the unique honor of performing at the legendary STAX Museum in Memphis Tennessee. While in Memphis, Paul had the rare opportunity to record in the world-renowned Sun Studio in the same room as Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and so many other pioneers of Rock and Roll. Paul was also a finalist in the “Unsigned Only” singer songwriter competition for 2018.

Paul’s upcoming LP release is being recorded at his “Five & Dime” studio in Brooklyn on old magnetic tape machines and features world-class live musicians. His debut single “All By Myself ” was supported by radio stations Lighting100 in Nashville, SiriusXM’s The Pulse, WCOO Charleston and KPND Spokane, among others. His follow up single, titled “I Know A Place” premiered on Huffington Post and received rave reviews along with over 200K views in its first week. Both tracks will be featured on the highly anticipated full-length album due out in 2019.

In support of the upcoming album Paul will be on tour again this spring and is playing his annual holiday show this year at The City Winery in New York City.


Emily DrennanOriginally from Oklahoma, Emily Drennan has been a featured soloist at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and Radio City Music Hall. She was recently seen in the New York Spectacular starring the Rockettes at Radio City and was seen touring Europe and the Caribbean playing Tanya in Mamma Mia! She was also seen as “Mezzo” in the Lucille Lortel Award winning a cappella Off-Broadway show, Voca People, and in its Israel, Japan, and Dubai tours as well as on The Jimmy Fallon Show, MDA Telethon with Nigel Lithgoe, and with Sting. Emily has appeared on NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice singing alongside Cyndi Lauper and appeared in the NBC, PBS, and Netflix specials of The Radio City Christmas Spectacular where she was a featured soloist. She was a part of the Drama Desk Award winning Off-Broadway a cappella show, Toxic Audio, and also performed in its Las Vegas companies at The Luxor and Planet Hollywood.

As a guest soloist with symphonies, she has shared the stage with: The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra; The OKC Philharmonic; Long Beach Symphony; The Colorado Springs Philharmonic; and Tulsa Signature Symphony among others. As a National Presidential Scholar in the Arts, she was celebrated at the White House culminating with a performance at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

Emily is a published ASCAP and Recording Academy (GRAMMY) producer, lyricist, composer, and recording artist for TV and Film. She is also an acclaimed studio singer and voice-over artist. Her work can be heard in English and Spanish for national radio and TV commercials, boat tours and a 32-episode animated series where she plays the Mother and the Queen.

She earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics and a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish as well as minors in Finance, Marketing, Latin American Studies and International Business, summa cum laude, from Oklahoma State University. She also was recently named an Oklahoma State University Outstanding Alumna for the Spears College of Business and also an Oklahoma State University Distinguished Alumna for the College of Arts & Sciences.

Her double-disc album, Two-Way Street, encompasses pop and jazz and tells of both sides of ones’ heart: the white album full of hope, love and belief and the black album full of honesty, heartbreak and resilience. Her latest album, A Mother Daughter Christmas, features her mother, Patti Drennan, who is a well-known composer having sold over 2 million copies of her sacred and secular music. A family affair, it combines heartfelt and nostalgic classics complete with orchestral arrangements as well as funky gospel tunes featuring Hammond b3 organ and gospel choirs. It won the IMEA Holiday Album of the Year. Emily’s full discography, including recently released singles O Holy Night, Make You Feel My Love and See the Light, are on iTunes and on her official website: www.emilydrennan.com.

She is also a NYC Marathon finisher and Price is Right winner. Her favorite roles are wife to her husband, Greg, and mother to their 1-year-old son.

GUEST ARTISTS


GUEST ARTISTS

Daniel BerrymanDaniel Berryman is thrilled to be a featured soloist in The Paul Simon Songbook. Daniel was most recently seen with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra celebrating 100 years of the MUNY under the direction of Ben Whitely. Credits include–New York: Call Me Madame (Ens/Encores!), Sweeney Todd (Vacation Swing/Barrow Street), The Golden Apple (Ens/Encores!), The Fantasticks (The Boy/Theatre Center). National Tours: Les Misérables (Swing), The Sound of Music (Ens). Regional: Sweeney Todd (Anthony/Denver Center), Hello, Dolly! (Ambrose/MUNY), The Most Happy Fella (Ciccio/Goodspeed), and Rent (Mark/The 5th Ave Theatre). Daniel received a BFA in musical theatre from the University of Michigan.


PROGRAM NOTES

November 2, 2019Paul SimonPaul Simon, born in New Jersey in 1941, has had a musical career spanning seven decades. His fame and commercial success began as half of the duo Simon & Garfunkel (Art Garfunkel) which was formed in 1956. Simon was responsible for writing nearly all of the pair’s songs, including three that reached number one on the U.S. singles charts: The Sound of Silence, Mrs. Robinson, and Bridge Over Troubled Water. The duo split up in 1970 at the height of their popularity, and Simon began a successful solo career. In the 1970s, he and Garfunkel reunited to record four more successful albums; then reunited again for the famous concert in Central Park, followed by a world tour. In 1986, Simon released Graceland, an album inspired by South African township music, which sold 14 million copies worldwide. He also wrote and starred in a movie and a Broadway musical. In 2003, Simon and Garfunkel reunited once again when they received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. This reunion led to a U.S. tour, followed by a 2004 international encore that culminated in a free concert at the Colosseum in Rome that drew 600,000 people. In 2005, the pair sang in a benefit concert for Hurricane Katrina victims. The pair performed together in April 2010 in New Orleans at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. On June 3, 2016, Simon released his 13th solo album, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Album Chart and the UK charts.

Simon has earned sixteen Grammys and a Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2001, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and in 2006 was selected as one of the “100 People Who Shaped the World” by Time. In 2011, Rolling Stone named Simon one of the 100 greatest guitarists. In 2015, he was named one of the 100 Greatest Songwriters of All Time by Rolling Stone. Among many other honors, Simon was the first recipient of the Library of Congress’s Gershwin Prize for Popular Song in 2007. In 1986, he was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Music degree from Berklee College of Music, where he currently serves on the Board of Trustees.


J.C. KIRBY & SON CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR!

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 | 7:30 P.M.

Orchestra Kentucky Orchestra Kentucky Chorale

Children’s Choir Dancing Elves from the WKU Dance Department

Jeffrey Reed, conductor Nancy Cron, chorus master

Pamela Thurman and Karen Watkins, children’s choir directors

Tim King, tenor

Arr. Sebesky A Christmas Scherzo

Styne/Hayes Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Orchestra Kentucky Chorale

Egney/Simeone Do You Hear What I Hear? Chorale

Marks/Hayman Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Various/Sheehan Holiday Medley Dancing Elves

Arr. Higgins Christmas on Broadway Chorale

Bishop/Sheehan There’s No Place Like Home Tim King and Chorale

Silvestri God Bless Us Everyone Tim King and Chorale

Anderson Sleigh Ride Chorale

INTERMISSION


J.C. KIRBY & SON CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR!

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019 | 7:30 P.M.

Burt/Krogstad The Many Joys of Christmas (featuring the Carols of Alfred Burt ) Chorale

Wells/Ricketts A Christmas Song Tim King, tenor

Bach/Gounod Ave Maria Tim King, tenor

Folk Song/Rutter Go Tell It on the Mountain Chorale

J.R. Murray/Rutter Away in a Manger Chorale and Children’s Choir

Adam/Rutter O Holy Night Chorale

Handel/Rutter Joy to the World Chorale

Arr. Goeller Christmas Carol Sing-Along The Company

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GUEST ARTISTS

Tim KingTim King is happy to be performing with Orchestra Kentucky and Maestro Jeff Reed again. Beginning in 2002, Tim sang in a concert version of West Side Story and he has been very fortunate to have had many singing opportunities with this wonderful orchestra since that time.

Tim has over 160 solo appearances with Orchestras to his credit, with Orchestras across the country from Buffalo, NY, to Santa Barbara, CA. He is a former Executive Director of The Louisville Orchestra and also served as the Director of Performing Arts with the Jefferson County School System in Louisville where he helped spearhead the creation of an elementary and middle Performing Arts School to service as feeders into the already well established Youth Performing Arts School.

Not quite administratively retired, Tim is now serving as the Executive Director of the La Porte County Symphony Orchestra in his adopted town of La Porte, IN. Singing is still in the forefront as this past year found him performing with ensembles in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan and Washington, D.C.

Nancy Hill CronNancy Hill Cron, chorus master of the Orchestra Kentucky Chorale, is a native of Bowling Green, KY. She is a recipient of the Bowling Green High School “Hall of Honor” for her achievements in the field of music. Ms.Cron is a graduate of Western Kentucky University where she earned a BME in music education and MM in vocal performance. Before retiring she spent twenty years teaching in the music department at Western Kentucky University where she taught courses in voice, aural skills, group piano and music education. Ms. Cron also taught public school music (K-12) in Russellville, Hardin County and Bowling Green. She has over 35 years experience as a church choir director. Ms. Cron has appeared as soprano soloist for many performances with the Western KY University Choral Society and for numerous community and state events. She continues to perform as an oratorio and church choir soloist.


DANCING ELVES FROM THE WKU DANCE DEPARTMENT

ORCHESTRA KENTUCKY CHORALE

Nancy Cron, chorus masterBryson Richey, rehearsal accompanist

SOPRANODebbie BelcherLydia CantrellNancy CronRebecca FieldsCheri MarshallAshley McCombsRachel NortonMegan PuckettKimmy StoferHannah VanderpoolAnne VinsonJacqueline Yunker

ALTODenise CrawfordVickie ElrodVivian GentrySue Carole HallTiffany HarringtonPaula LyonsCarrie MossEllen Murrey-LockhartKatrina PiersonMelinda WhitfieldBrittany Whitlow

TENORBarry BrownRichard CantrellJacob HamlinRobert McFaddenMatthew RutterChandel ShanklinJonathan VanderpoolJoel Vasquez

BASSEric BiglerJohn CrenshawBill HarrellPreston HarrellDavid LindseyTravis LoweDavid McKillipBob TyrieRick WhiteJoe Williams

REHEARSAL DIRECTORS Tori BeckElise Wilham

CHOREOGRAPHYChrista St. John

CASTEmily CaldwellCallie Condiff Lauren GoreAllie McDanielCharity McSwanChelby Wood

UNDERSTUDIES Kirsten TuckerRiley Carter


ORCHESTRA KENTUCKY PERSONNEL

Music Director Jeffrey Reed

FIRST VIOLINChristina McGann,

guest concertmaster for Variety Series 1,2,4,5 Jim & Darlene Johnson Chair

Hal Grossman, guest concertmaster for Variety Series 3 Jim & Rita Scott Chair

Deidre Bacco Heart Strings & Chatters Chair

Kameron MyersJessica BlevinsSarah ColeMelissa BullStefan PetrescuRyan CockmanZoya LeybinKristi SeehaferCharles DixonBeverly DrukkerIsabel Bartles

SECOND VIOLINJulianna Waller,

acting principal Tom & Sandy Boussard Chair

Helen MotterJennay KeelinLacy Jean Jocelyn Sprouse Rebecca NeelyJulie LastingerSaelim Jung HendersonMary Grace Reed

VIOLAJack Griffin,

principal Kerry McCay Sharer Memorial Chair

Idalynn BesserJennifer ShackletonMeghan CasperClaire WhitcombLaura De St CroixSarah CoteCarl LarsonBruce ChristensenMelinda WhitleyMichelle Lackey CollinsEvan Vicic

CELLOPatrick Binford,

principal Franklin Bank & Trust Chair

Nicholas Gold Lora & Pat Patton Chair

Sarah BerryIan SchroederGrace HartmanKristin RobertsStephen Drake

BASSKarl Olsen,

principal Jeffrey & Sherryl Reed Chair

Greg OlsonPaul ReichTim PearsonDavid MessinaPatrick O’Rourke

FLUTEPosition vacant,

principal Robin & Dr. David Ciochetty Chair

Heidi Alvarez

PICCOLOJulie Ditzel

OBOEJennifer Potochnic,

principal Ward & Jane Coleman Chair

Pamela Thurman

ENGLISH HORNElizabeth Robertson

CLARINETEmily Bowland,

principal Carol & Denny Wedge Chair

Position vacant

BASS CLARINETJohn Cipolla

Shelton CPAs, LLP Chair

BASSOONAndrew Witherington,

principal Bob & Pat Goodwin Chair

Patricia Gunter

CONTRABASSOONPatricia Gunter


ORCHESTRA KENTUCKY PERSONNEL

SAXOPHONE Jimmy BowlandDoug Moffet

HORNHarry Ditzel,

principal Gerald Printing Chair

Michael ThurmanJon GustelyKristen Sienkiewicz

TRUMPETDan Kassteen,

principal Steve & Mary Loyce Wheeler Chair

Reese LandGregory Motter

TROMBONELee K. Blakeman,

principal US Bank Chair

Bill Huber

BASS TROMBONEBryan Heath,

principal Glenna & Johnny Webb Chair

TUBAJoe Stites,

principal Pat Mercer Chair

TIMPANIMark Berry,

principal Jolene & Butch Rush Chair

PERCUSSIONTodd Sheehan,

principal Jim & Eva Martens Chair

Webb HendrixMarty Sharer

HARPRachel Miller,

acting principal

KEYBOARDSGrace Baugh-Bennett,

principal

PERSONNEL MANAGERLee K. Blakeman

LIBRARIANGregory Motter

ASSISTANT LIBRARIANJosh Propst

PRODUCTION MANAGER

Gregory Motter


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