pacific symphony santiago stringsNOV. 19

PRELUDE CHAMBER STRINGS

Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1643–1704) Gigue Francoise (Arr. Robert D. McCashin) Thom Sharp Cloud Dance Matt Turner Chicken Foot Transplant Alberto Ginastera (1916–1983) Danza Final (Arr. Robert Longfield)

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Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) Fugue in G Minor (The “Little”) (Arr. Francis Grant)

Johann Christian Bach (1735–1782) Sinfonia in D Major, Op. 18, No. 1 (Arr. Sandra Dackow) I. Allegro assai

Sergei Prokofiev (1891–1953) Troika from Lieutenant Kijé (Arr. Paul Lavender) Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1844–1908) Capriccio Espagnol (Arr. Sandra Dackow) Alborada Variazioni Scena e Canto Gitano Fandango Asturiano

Brian Balmages (b. 1975) Rhythm Dances

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PACIFIC SYMPHONY SANTIAGO STRINGS IRENE KROESEN • CONDUCTOR

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PRELUDE CHAMBER STRINGSHELEN WEED • CONDUCTOR

The concert begins at 1 p.m.

This afternoon’s performance is generously sponsored by Roger and Marji Davisson, Walter Dietiker, Mr. & Mrs. William Klein, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Knobbe and Mr. & Mrs. James Selna

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NOTES

Fugue in G Minor, The “Little” by J.S. Bach; arr. Francis Grant

Composed sometime between 1703 and 1707, the “Little” Fugue in G Minor, BWV 578, is hardly a small work. Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) during his late teens or early twenties, the piece vividly demonstrates his methods of learning how to compose by modeling Italian composers. Not published until 1891, the work has become one of Bach’s most popular compositions.

Sinfonia in D Major by J.C. Bach

Known as “the London Bach,” Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782) was the youngest son of Johann Sebastian Bach. Following in his father’s footsteps, J.C. Bach also became a composer, moved to Italy in 1756, and spent much of the remainder of his life in England. He composed his Sinfonia in D in London in 1781.

Troika from Lieutenant Kijé by Sergei Prokofi ev

Sergei Prokofi ev (1891-1953) has proved to be the most well known composers of the Soviet Union. Initially wary of the new regime, Prokofi ev fl ed the Russian Revolution. After residing in France during the 1920s, he decided to return to his native Russia in 1933. Lieutenant Kijé (1934) was Prokofi ev’s fi rst fi lm score; a comedy, it is a satirical account of the reign of Czar Paul I.

Capriccio Espagnol by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov; arr. Sandra Dackow

Prior to 1871, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908) had been one of the foremost members of a group of fi ve Russian composers known as “moguchaya kuchka,” or “the mighty handful.” Comprised of fi ve self-taught musical amateurs, the group based their music on Russian musical traditions and opposed foreign infl uence. However, Rimsky-Korsakov later expressed interest in the folk music of other cultures. Capriccio Espagnol (composed in 1887) contains distinct references to the melodies, rhythms, and harmonies of Spanish folk music. The fi rst and fourth movements use distinctive rhythms of the Albarado, a dance form of Asturia (a region on the central and western part of Spain’s north coast), while the third movement features unmistakable Gypsy music.

Rhythm Dances by Brian Balmages

Brian Balmages (b. 1975) has enjoyed a prolifi c career. In addition to composing, he is also a conductor, performer, and producer. He received his bachelor’s degree from James Madison University, and a master’s degree from the University of Miami. Balmages composed Rhythm Dances in 2015; the piece is inspired by Kabalevsky’s Comedian’s Galop, John Adams’s Harmonielehre, and Igor Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring.

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Gigue Francoise by Marc-Antoine Charpentier/arranged by Robert McCashin

Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1643-1704) was a French Baroque composer who was both prolifi c and versatile. Among his many divertissements, interludes, sonatas and sacred instrumental pieces was a collection of dance movements, “Concerto pour quatre parties de violes.” Gigue Francoise is one of those dances that Robert McCashin has transcribed for string orchestra. It gives us a glimpse of a French Baroque dance and a window into the writing of Charpentier.

Cloud Dance by Thom Sharp

Thom Sharp wrote Cloud Dance three years ago as a beautiful, lyrical work for string orchestra. The melodic, fl owing lines of the music represent the shapes and movements of clouds as they dance across the sky.

Chicken Foot Transplant by Matt Turner

Written by Matt Turner, one of the world’s leading improvising cellists, this is a high energy piece with an infectious groove. With a smorgasbord of styles, including blues, country fi ddling and funk, you’ll surely want to put on your dancin’ shoes!

Danza Final by Alberto Ginastera/arranged by Robert Longfi eld

The Finale from “Estancia” by Argentinian composer, Alberto Ginastera has been made popular on YouTube with Gustavo Dudamel and the youth orchestra from Venezuela. This Young Edition arrangement makes Danza Final accessible for string orchestras, while maintaining the high energy and excitement of the original.

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MEET the artists

PACIFIC SYMPHONY SANTIAGO STRINGSIRENE KROESEN • MUSIC DIRECTOR

2017-18 SeasonSections listed alphabetically

VIOLIN IJoanna BaiLianne ChaEvan ChanBrian ChangRichard FengJack GuoAngela HuangEllie KennedyRachel KimAdam LinRebecca LiuSarah LiuGloria ParkAniyah ShenAaron YanJayden YeungSein YunChunyi Zhou

VIOLIN IIChristian ByunDevon ChangLillian ChenBenjamin FanIsabel HahnAnnie HuangNathan HwangGrace JinBrandon KeungCookie KimLauren KimShaun KoumansAmy LeeLyndsey LipscombXiaorui LiuLawrence MiSarah ParigelaJoyce Shi

Angela TangEdison TsengKaley WongKatherine Wu

VIOLAZara AmendtAlison CaoSol ChoiAntonio GalisteoDean KoEthan LaiBrandon LeeAudrey LimMichael MoonNirmay NanjappaTalia NguyenLawrence Song June SuMelody Sun

Max WangAmanda Zhu

CELLOEric ChenEthan ChenJoon ChoiAdam GodinaEric KimMadeleine KimNatalie KwokTiana LinRyan LiuAmelia PalmGiulia RoyChloe TjangnakaIan TsengAndrea WangJiwoo YouJiin Yun

DOUBLE BASSCarly BunimErin CalderTara NguyenRaymond Tsukada

PERCUSSIONRyan ChaoAdriana HarrisonMitchell Rogers

STAFFBridget Bow,

Strings CoachAmanda Sansonetti,

Santiago Strings Manager

PRELUDE CHAMBER STRINGSHELEN WEED • MUSIC DIRECTOR

2017-18 SeasonSections listed alphabetically

VIOLIN IEileen LeeAz LiBecky LiuIris LuIvan LuAlyssa NguyenLucas NguyenMaya PompelHannah SchweigerWilson SongTim WangKatelyn YooElla Wrate

VIOLIN 2Eva ChenBentie FengChristine HanJade HarrisDevin LaiJayden LeeAnnabella LuoAdaan RamirezGerry SongJoshua TengKatelyn Xu

VIOLIN 3Lily ClarkJalen HuangBaxter JungNathan LeeYuriko MikasaShelly ParkNatania SpradleyRyan Taheri

VIOLAZephyr AaronsRyan MenKrystal TranEthan Wang

CELLOCharlotte BalazeSylvia CheesemanJessie ChenJasmine HoTianyi JingErika LeeIsabelle LiangPaul NewellNaomi Ragasa Stephanie Zeng

BASSRaymond Tsukada

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H elen Weed is the founding conductor and music director of the Prelude Chamber Strings and Prelude String Orchestra. She received a B.M. degree in music education from Chapman University where she studied conducting with John Koshak. Currently Ms.

Weed is music arts coordinator at Calvary Church of Santa Ana, instrumental music teacher at Calvary Christian School, and also conductor of the Praise Symphony Orchestra. She is a member of the Music Teachers Association and a past president of the National Association of Church Musicians. She is also a private teacher of violin, viola and piano and has traveled to several countries, including Romania, Brazil, Chile and Cuba to conduct, teach and take instruments and supplies to musicians. She loves to see students excel beyond what they could ever imagine!

P relude String Orchestra (PSO) began its first season in fall of 1994 with advice and financial support from the Tustin Area Council for Fine Arts. Annette Brower, who was serving as secretary to the council at that time, volunteered to manage the project. She has continued

to manage the Orchestra since the founding year. Annette chose Helen Weed as the conductor because of her enthusiastic pledge of commitment to this orchestra which did not yet exist. Ms. Weed chose the name of the orchestra, “Prelude,” to indicate the first orchestral experience for many children. Prelude Strings is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit corporation.

All students study with private teachers and have been accepted based on an audition. Due to overwhelming interest, the Orchestra grew from a group of eight violins and two cellos in its first season to about 100 musicians divided into two string ensembles. Prelude String Orchestra is designed to meet the needs of intermediate level students and Prelude Chamber Strings (PCS) is for more advanced students. Orchestra members are in elementary and junior high school. These musicians come from Orange, Riverside and Los Angeles Counties.

For the past 23 years Prelude has enjoyed performing throughout Orange County at various community churches, as well as Crystal Cathedral, Santa Ana Zoo, Laguna Hills and Brea Malls, South Coast Plaza, Tustin Historical Society home tour, Laguna Woods, Knott’s Berry Farm, Disneyland, Segerstrom Concert Hall and Segerstrom Center for the Arts.

Prelude Strings wants to thank the many musicians, parents and community patrons whose overwhelming interest and support has helped make the orchestras a success. It has been our great pleasure to bring fine music to the citizens of Orange County and enrich the lives of hundreds of young musicians.

ABOUT prelude chamber strings

HELEN WEEDPRELUDE CHAMBER STRINGSMUSIC DIRECTOR

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I rene Kroesen received her bachelor’s degree in music education and teaching credential from Chapman University. Currently, Ms. Kroesen is a retired string specialist for the Irvine Unified School District. From 1988 to 2011, Ms. Kroesen was as an adjunct instructor at Chapman

University where she taught the String Methods course for music education majors.

Ms. Kroesen has also served as a mentor teacher for Irvine USD as well as a designated master teacher for Chapman University, Cal State Long Beach and Cal State Fullerton. She has also given curriculum workshops for county and state workshops as well as shared and distributed her teaching materials to Placentia-Yorba USD and Garden Grove USD.

Ms. Kroesen has appeared as conductor of the Irvine Elementary and Middle School Honor Orchestras and guest conductor of the Middle School Honor Orchestras for Las Vegas Unified, Capistrano Unified, Placentia-Yorba Linda School District, Long Beach Unified, Fresno-Madeira County and the SCSBOA All-Southern Middle School Honor String Orchestra. Ms. Kroesen served as the guest conductor for the inaugural year 2015 SCSBOA Elementary Honor Orchestra. She has also served as manager and assistant conductor of the Orange County Youth Symphony Orchestra and is currently the conductor of the Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings. In March 2016, Santiago Strings was a selected participant in the National School Orchestra Festival in Tampa, Florida. After receiving “Unanimous Superiors” at the American String Teachers Conference, Santiago Strings returned to celebrate its 25th anniversary season.

Ms. Kroesen is listed in Who’s Who Among American Teachers and is a past recipient of the Alumni of the Year Award from the School of Music at Chapman University. In 2003, she received the Orange County Outstanding Arts Educator Award for Elementary Instrumental Music. In 2006, Ms. Kroesen was selected as the Irvine Unified School District Elementary Teacher of the Year.

As a string educator and clinician, Irene Kroesen has given numerous workshops at both county and state music conferences as well as working with individual school orchestras from Nevada, Arizona and the country of Norway. She has also served as an adjudicator for the Disney Creative Challenge and has auditioned violinist and violists for both the All-Southern California Middle School and High School Honor Orchestras. In 2015, Ms. Kroesen served as program advisor for Pacific Symphony Strings for Generations Program, and has served as its music director for the past two seasons.

Ms. Kroesen is a member of the American String Teachers Association, Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association, Music Educators National Conference and California Music Educators Association. She is also a member of the Los Angeles Musicians Union and is active as a professional violist.

P acific Symphony Santiago Strings (PSSS) is a high-level middle school string orchestra where creativity and virtuosity collide. Led by Irene Kroesen, a respected veteran teacher of the Irvine Unified School District, PSSS provides an experience that nurtures the

confidence, poise and musical sensitivity of young musicians through the study and performance of outstanding string orchestra literature. PSSS was founded independently by Lonnie Bosserman and Margie Chan in 1991 and was integrated into the Pacific Symphony Youth Ensembles family in 2007. PSSS expands the creativity, musicianship and technical skills of string instrumentalists from grades 6 through 9 within the supportive structure of a highly educational and engaging ensemble experience.

Each season, PSSS participates in the Orange County Suzuki Festival and performs in the world-class Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall. In recognition of its 25th anniversary and extraordinary artistic caliber in the 2015-16 season, PSSS performed at the invitation-only National Orchestra Festival in Tampa, Fla. in conjunction with the American String Teachers Association (ASTA) annual conference, where the ensemble received unanimous superior ratings for their phenomenal performance. As a culmination of the 2017-2018 season, the ensemble will be taking a 6-day international tour to Costa Rica.

ABOUT pacific symphony santiago strings

IRENE KROESENPACIFIC SYMPHONY SANTIAGO STRINGS MUSIC DIRECTOR

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MEET the psye board and staff

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPACIFIC SYMPHONY YOUTH ENSEMBLES

Elizabeth Stahr* Board Chair

Robert AndersonSherry ChenHelen Chin

Wilfred CohenNancy Eldridge

Ellie GordonJoyce Hanson

Junko Hara

Michelle Horowitz*Jerry HuangHans Imhof†Sheng Jiang*

Kari KerrSarah Koo

Evelyn KroenerHedy Lee

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Elizabeth RhoHerb Roth

Wendy SalterElaine SarkariaJanice Smith

Walter StahrJames Steinmann

Pat SteinmannAnn Tenney

Alan TerriccianoTom WilliamsLarry Woody

EX-OFFICIO PSYE BOARD MEMBERS

Carl St.Clair* Music Director, Pacific Symphony

John Forsyte* President, Pacific Symphony

Eileen Jeanette Vice President of Artistic and Orchestra Operations,

Pacific Symphony

Louanne Champagne-Brazil Director of Legacy Planning and Major Gifts,

Pacific Symphony

Irene Kroesen Music Director, Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings

Gregory X. Whitmore Music Director, Pacific Symphony Youth Wind Ensemble

Roger Kalia Director, Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra &

Assistant Conductor of Pacific Symphony

Shawne Natalia Zarubica Director of Youth Ensembles, Pacific Symphony

Bridget Bow String Coach, Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings

Oscar Esteves Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra Manager

Nicole Kroesen Pacific Symphony Youth Wind Ensemble Manager

Amanda Sansonetti Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings Manager

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThank you to the following donors who have made an annual contribution to Pacific Symphony Youth Ensembles

from August 1, 2016 through July 31, 2017.

*Also member of Board of Directors for Pacific Symphony† Pacific Symphony Life Director

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MEET the board and staff

BOARD OF DIRECTORSOFFICERS

Joann Leatherby* Chair

Charlie Zhang* Executive Vice ChairMark Nielsen* Vice Chair, Finance and TreasurerSusan Anderson* Secretary

DIRECTORSLeona Aronoff-Sadacca*Lindsay A. AyersChristopher BrownJo Ellen Chatham*Eric B. Chamberlain*Hazem H. Chehabi, M.D.Jennifer ChengDavid P. CollinsJohn W. Daniels*Ginny DaviesLouis A. DelmonicoLucy DunnCatherine EmmiJohn R. Evans*Barbara Foster

Raymond J. FrancisMildred GarciaMichael S. Gordon*Nicholas Greenko*Rondell B. Hanson*Dr. Donald HechtRonald J. HoeferGarth HoganMichelle M. HorowitzJames Newton HowardDonald HuHector J. InfanteSheng JiangSeth R. Johnson*Assad Kazeminy

Michael I. KatzBenedict Kwon*Suzy LeeAgnes LewPhillip N. Lyons*Diana Martin*Brian MaryottAlex McKinnon*David V. MelilliCarlos MolluraTimothy J. MolnarStacey E. NicholasKelly OldsDavid A. OntkoAnoosheh Oskouian

John B. PellerWilliam F. PodlichJudith Posnikoff*The Hon. Miguel PulidoChiyo RoweDiane SawyerScott SeigelThe Hon. H. Warren SiegelRonald M. SimonElizabeth D. Stahr*John R. Stahr*Joseph Svehla*CarolAnnTassios*Christopher Tower*David H. Troob

Bart van Aardenne*W. Henry WalkerRochelle Ward*Judy WhitmoreJane Yada

Ex-Officio Orchestra MembersMindy BallChristine FrankBenjamin Smolen

*Executive Committee

BOARD OF COUNSELORSCarolAnn Tassios* Chair

William BeckSally BenderRobert Bergstrom*Virginia Boureston*Rosalind Britton*Dr. Robert Davey*Peter J. DesforgesWalter DietikerAlfred Ferrari*

Bridget Ford*Stevan J. Gromet*Kathryn HelfrichEllen Hill*Betsy JenkinsJudith Gripton JenkinsNadine LeytonLee Ann Litterst*Ellen R. Marshall*

Robert S. MaslacLarry MaurerTerry McDonaldRay MelissaHope Henry MillerPedram Mizani, M.D.Carla Neeld*Dot Nelson*Lauren Packard

Catherine PazemenasJohn B. Peller*Donna SchroederRichard SchweickertJoel Sheiner, M.D.Sandra Smart-Ashburn*Elaine StregerJoseph SvehlaRichard P. Taylor

Richard TengdinKaren ThorburnJohanna TreichlerLucia Van RuitenVina Williams*Robert Zaugg

*Governing Committee

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFJohn E. Forsyte President | Sean Sutton Executive Vice President & COO

EXECUTIVE OFFICESharon LeeExecutive Assistant

ARTISTIC &ORCHESTRA OPERATIONSEileen JeanetteVice President

Bella StaavDirector of Orchestra Operations

Shawne ZarubicaDirector of Pacific Symphony Youth Ensembles

Lauren EalesArtistic Services Manager

Dani ReynoldsArtistic and Operations Coordinator

EDUCATION &COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTSusan M. KotsesVice President

Kurt MortensenDirector of Audience Engagement

Mary HawkesDirector of Community Engagement

Alison LevinsonDirector of Arts Engagement

Jonathan TerryDirector of Education

Carrie VillanuevaEducation Manager

Kelli FragerArts Engagement Manager

FINANCE, ADMINISTRATION & ITJesse HiserDirector of Finance

Karen EfthyvoulosDirector of Tessitura & Data Services

Lisa HardenDirector of Volunteer Services

Ana RamirezPayroll & Benefits Administrator

Yolanda ReyesGL Associate

Ludmila PassioukovaAccounts Receivable Associate

Lianne BlachAdministrative & Personnel Associate

Matthew VuAccounts Payable Associate

Nellie GalindoOffice Manager & Receptionist

DEVELOPMENTGregory Pierre Cox, CFRE, CSPGVice President of Development & External Relations

Gary L. Good, CFRESenior Executive for SpecialCampaigns & Major Gifts

Nikki PalleySenior Director of Individual Giving & Major Gifts

Louanne Champagne-Brazil, CSPGDirector of Legacy Planning & Major Gifts

Luisa CariagaDirector of Institutional Giving

Patty RandallDirector of Special Events & Major Gifts

Megan Malone-FranklinPatron Advancement Manager

Myrna DiazAdministrative Associate

Maggie ThompsonSpecial Events Associate

Sarah CampbellGift Processing Assistant

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Lorraine CaukinDirector of Sales

Louise JacobsDirector of Group & Corporate Sales

Paul HarkinsVideo & Digital Media Manager

Christopher AdrianceMarketing & Patron Loyalty Manager

Alexey BoncaPublic Relations & Social Media Manager

Tammy PengChinese-American Communities Marketing Associate

Brian SmithDirector of Ticketing & Customer Service

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Tony JulikAssistant Manager of Ticketing Services

Chuck ClemensLead Sales Associate

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LIFE DIRECTORSG. Randolph Johnson** President Emeritus

Sally AndersonJames BaroffioFrances A. BassSuzanne Chonette

James Emmi**Douglas K. FreemanEdward GoldsteinHans Imhof

Barbara Sue JohnsonJanice M. JohnsonDamien M. JordanMichael Lowther

Arnold Miller, Ph.D.Doug SimaoJanice Frey Smith

Eve SteinbergWilliam ThompsonStewart Woodward

**Deceased

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