SALISBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SALISBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Valentine’s Day Concert Saturday, February 14, 2009 At Salisbury University Tickets: $20 Adults • $15 Seniors 60+ $5 SU Faculty and Children 12 and Under SU Students Free with Valid ID Box Office: 410-548-5587 • www.salisbury.edu/sso Sponsored by John Proctor Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue FEATURING PIANIST ERIC STREET 8 p.m. Holloway Hall Auditorium
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SALISBURY SYMPHONYORCHESTRASALISBURY SYMPHONYORCHESTRAValentine’s Day ConcertSaturday, February 14, 2009
At Salisbury University
Tickets: $20 Adults • $15 Seniors 60+$5 SU Faculty and Children 12 and Under
SU Students Free with Valid IDBox Office: 410-548-5587 • www.salisbury.edu/sso
Sponsored by John Proctor
Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue
F E A T U R I N G P I A N I S TE R I C S T R E E T
8 p.m.Holloway Hall Auditorium
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Granger & Company, PA
101 WILLIAMSPORT CIRCLE
SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21804
T 410.749.5350
F 410.749.9442
Eric StreetEric Street is a professor of music and currently serves as the Graul Chair in Arts
and Languages at the University of Dayton. He has won acclaim as a pianist on six
continents and has performed in over 30 countries. He has been widely telecast abroad
and standing ovations followed his debuts in Carnegie Recital Hall, Paris, Cairo, London,
St. Petersburg, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Berlin, Vienna, Salzburg and Prague. During his
12-concert tour of Japan, Tokyo University News stated “the whole performance was
wonderful and captivated the audience.” He was recently telecast across Russia in
Rhapsody in Blue from the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.
Street earned his doctorate in piano performance as a student of Menahem Pressler
at Indiana University, the University of California and Bethany College, where has was
the youngest faculty member in the history of the school to become a distinguished
professor. He is Professor of Music at the University of Dayton, where he has directed the
keyboard studies since 1992. An active ensemble artist, he also tours as part of Side by
Side piano duo, which recently completed a 24-performance world tour, with concerts in
Moscow, New Delhi, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Sydney and
Melbourne. Since then they have toured Morocco and South America, with concerts in
Chile, Ecuador and Argentina.
Street’s articles appear in over 30 periodicals. National Public Radio broadcast him
nationwide in a program of Ragtime by Women Composers. Heritage Music Press
publishes two of his ragtime duet suites and a solo suite. Wehr’s Music House has
released two of his vocal compositions, Chocolate Kisses and Tonight I Can Fly.
Platinum Partner($5,000 - $9,999)Clear Channel OutdoorPeter and Judy JacksonGarrett and Elizabeth Layton
Gold Partner($2,500 - $4,999)C. Richard AndersonExxon Mobil FoundationPennPAT—Pennsylvania Performing Artists on Tour
Conductor’s Circle($1,000 - $2,499)Michael and Joanna AbercrombieThomas and Mellinda BrandonJennifer Seidel DuheJanet Dudley-Eshbach and Joe EshbachRegina KotowskiMaryland State Arts CouncilJohn and Patricia ProctorSusan PurnellThomas and Theresa RiccioSalisbury Wicomico Arts CouncilPaul ScottMarilyn Cahall Seidel
Player’s Circle ($500 - $999)Charles and Cheryl BrennerDavid and Susanna BuchananJames M. Crouse, D.D.S., P.A.Brent and Amy MillerStephanie Willey
Benefactors ($250 - $499)Maarten Pereboom and Ruth BakerErvin and Donna BowdenGranger and Company, P.A.George and Kathy HayneTom Hehman and Elizabeth HamiltonRobert and Eleanor HoekstraWalter MaternMildred PalmerFrank and Emilie RobinsonGeorge and Nancy RubensonAlan and Margaret SelserHaroldine ShanerKathleen Shannon
Sperry Van Ness,Miller Commercial Real Estate
Trimper’s Rides and PlaylandGeorge and Phyliss White
Friends ($100 - $249)Robert and Nancy AdkinsAtlantic Retina CenterCharles and Ellen BloodsworthMichael and Margaret BuchnessDonald and Lynn CathcartLinda CockeyRichard CulverAnne CuomoRon and Karen DavisGen DeggendorfDelmarva Power, John PetitoGamee ElliottLouise EssickEdwin and Norma FleischerMary Beth GollReba GosleeGrand Bay Properties,MLG Communities
William HooperRobert and Katherine HutchinsonPaul JohnstonPaul and Mary JohnstonAdrianne and Lewis KadushinLawrence and Veronica KnierRod and Pat LaytonRichard and Jane LeavittErnest and Elizabeth MatthewsJim and Cora MitchellMarty and Marilyn NeatSusan ParkerLyubov PaskovaEdward PragerSalisbury Elks Lodge, B.P.O.E. 817Lester and Lillian SimpsonCharles F. and Fran SmithJeffrey Schoyen and Sachiho MurasugiPreston TawesDonald TaylorM. William and Frances TilghmanDebra WelshRonald and Susan WilkinsRichard and Elizabeth WoottenSusan Zimmer
SSO Patrons: 2008-2009 Concert Season
This list reflects SSO Patrons as of February 5. If you have not yet become a Patron, butwould like to join those who support the SSO, please pick up a Patron MembershipBrochure in the lobby or contact the SSO office at 410-548-5587. The SSO extends itssincere appreciation to all of its Patrons and Sponsors for making these events possible!
Dr. Thomas JonesProvost and Vice President, Academic Affairs, SU
Dr. Rosemary M. ThomasVice President, SU Advancement,
and Executive Director, SU Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Maarten PereboomDean, Fulton School of Liberal Arts
SALISBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRASpring 2009 Concert
Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5Featuring Violinist Kia-Hui Tan
Saturday, May 9Holloway Hall Auditorium, 8 p.m.
Tan performs Mozart’s Violin Concerto in A major, K. 219.
Tan has performed as concerto soloist, recitalistand chamber musician on five continents,including at London’s Barbican Hall
and New York’s Carnegie Weill Recital Hall.
PROGRAM
Carmen Suite No. 1 by Georges Bizet (1838-1875)PréludeAragonaise
Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin (1898-1937)Eric Street, pianist
I n t e r m i s s i o n
Raymonda, Suite from the ballet, op. 57a by Alexander Glazunov (1865-1936)IntroductionHall in Raymonda’s CastleThe TraitoressA fanfare announces the arrival of a strangerEntrance of Raymonda, Evening-MoonlightDance of Arab boysEntrance of the SaracensEntr’acte: The triumph of love and marriage celebration
Carmen Suite No. 1 by Georges BizetIntermezzoSéguedilleLes Dragons d’AlcalaLes Toreadors
SALISBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAAt Salisbury University
Valentine’s Day ConcertSaturday, February 14, 2009
8 p.m.Holloway Hall Auditorium
SALISBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAAt Salisbury University
Dr. Jeffrey Schoyen, Music Director
Flute*Lesley WeihsSusan Zimmer
Oboe*Amy SterlingGlenda Bates
Clarinet*Otello MeucciDebra Scott
Alto SaxophoneJocelyn Hensley
Bass ClarinetFrank Mahoney
Bassoon*Paul ScottKari Shea
Trumpet*Ron DavisBill Williams
Trombone*Lee KnierKurt LudwickLena Varuolo
French Horn*Charles DohertySeth FrieseNorm Smith
TubaJohn Scott
HarpMonika Vasey
Percussion*Charles F. Smith Jr.Jeanne FeltesJane Mahoney