Amy Likamwa Violin, Symphonic Years in FSYO: 9 College

Thomas Milovac
Bass, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 2
College: University of North Florida
Major: Jazz Bass
Amy Likamwa
Violin, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 9
College: University of Florida
Major: Pre-Professional Biology
Amy LiKamWa is a senior at Winter Park High
School and also the orchestra president of
her school orchestra. Amy began playing the
piano when she was 3 years old and the
violin when she was 8. Starting as a 4th
grader in Overture, she is thankful for all the
valuable friends and experiences she has
gained through FSYO. She was a participant
in All County Orchestra since 6th grade
(except in 8th grade when her sister’s
wedding and the concert date conflicted.) Her high school years have been
incredibly busy with studying in the IB program, playing on the varsity tennis
team, teaching Sunday school, leading French Honor Society, drumming a
dragonboat team, and playing piano and violin. She plans to continue playing
the violin in the symphony orchestra at the University of Florida while majoring
in pre-professional biology. She aspires to be a pediatrician.
John McHale
Bass Trombone, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 1
College: Sante Fe to UF
Major: Applied Physiology and Kinesiology
I have been playing the trombone for 7 years
now and have just recently joined the FSYO.
I am an Eagle Scout with my Bronze and
Gold Palms. In the past, I have made it into
the Florida All State Band and the Seminole
County All County Band. I plan on going to
Santa Fe and transferring to UF to study
medicine and continue my studies on the
bass trombone.
Thomas has been accepted to the
Manhattan School of Music, Berklee
College of Music, the New England
Conservatory, and the University of
North Florida School of Music. He is the
originator, leader and arranger for his
high school’s first all student led jazz
combo, the East Ridge Jazz Combo, which has received numerous superior
ratings and awards at various music competitions. He was the only bassist
selected for the 2015 All State Jazz Band and the UCF All Star High School
Jazztet. He is also president of his high school Tri M Music Society. He has a love
of history, art, and literature and will be graduating Summa Cum Laude from
East Ridge High School.
Juan Morrell Rincon
Cello, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 2
College: University of Central Florida
Major: Computer Programming
The first time I picked up a cello seven years ago, I played so horribly that
everyone would tell me to shut up. However, through practice and hard work ,
and despite not having a private tutor, I managed to audition, and get accepted
into FSYO. I’ve also managed to become the primary cellist for my school’s
Symphonic and Chamber orchestras. Even though I don’t plan to earn a degree
in music yet, it’s not something I’m going to give up. I’ll keep practicing as hard
as any professional.
Laura Myers
Violin, Philharmonia
Years in FSYO: 5
College: University of Florida
Major: Biology
While attending an Orlando Philharmonic
Family Series as a kindergartner, Laura tried the
“stringed instrument petting zoo” and fell in
love with the violin. She started lessons with
violin teacher Mary Bos at St. Luke’s School of
the Arts and currently studies violin with Mary
at her teaching studio. Laura has participated
in All County Orchestra during both middle
and high school and has received Superior
ratings every time she has competed in Solo
and Ensemble. She is currently Concert Mistress of the Olympia High School
Symphony Orchestra and second chair of the Olympia High School Camerata
Orchestra. In addition to her many years of playing the violin, Laura also dances
and is a member of National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, and
Rho Kappa History Honor Society. She will be continuing with her music while
majoring in Biology at UF.
Laura shares her love of music with other family members who are also
musicians. She finds great joy in playing music with them and it’s safe to say the
house is never quiet when they all get together. Laura would like to thank her
private teacher Mary Bos for many years of musical instruction and inspiration.
Without her she wouldn’t be where she is today. She would also like to thank
Michael Simpson for being not only her school orchestra director, but also her
FSYO Conductor this season. Laura has enjoyed being a part of FSYO because
it has given her many new experiences and allowed her to develop her musical
personality. Laura will cherish all of the memories she has made as a member
of FSYO and will carry them with her for the rest of her life.
Matthew Ohrberg
Percussion, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 2
College: Florida State University
Major: Music Education
Matthew Ohrberg, percussionist, is
graduating from Dr. Phillips High School, and
has been an FSYO member for two years.
Matthew will be a member of the percussion
studio at the College of Music at Florida State
University where he has received a
scholarship to major in Music Education.
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At the Brevard Summer Music Festival, John has twice been associate concertmaster under conductors Keith Lockhart (Boston Pops) and Ken Lam (Charleston
Symphony). While at Brevard, John studied violin with Atlanta Symphony
second violinist (and FSYO alumnus) Jay Christy, and Professor Carolyn Huebl
(Vanderbilt University). For two years running, John’s string quartet represented
the Brevard high school program for the Shanghai Quartet master class. This
past summer, John was one of only two high school students selected to
perform for the college master class with Noah Bendix-Balgley, First
Concertmaster of the Berlin Philharmonic.
In October, John participated in the National Honors Ensemble Orchestra in
Nashville, Tennessee. He served as third chair, second violin for the ensemble’s
final performance at the Grand Ole Opry under the baton of Maestro Jung Ho.
John is proud to have twice been a finalist for the Bach Festival Young Artist
Competition and a first prize winner for concerto in Florida regional
competition. He is a two-time winner of the FSYO Concerto Competition.
In his (practically nonexistent) free time John is an avid bibliophile, saxophonist
and Doctor Who fanatic.
John will be attending Vanderbilt University in the Fall, planning to doublemajor in Violin Performance and Computer Science.
Carlos Huertas
Trumpet, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 1
College: Undecided
Major: Music Education
Carlos started playing trumpet in the 7th grade due to his inability to get good
at his art class in 6th grade. So, he tried band and ever since he’s only wanted to
get better and always improve. One thing Carlos can say he is decent at is high
notes. He’s not quite sure how it happened, maybe when his friend Joey Dies
went “a F wow that’s all you got ?” Now he is at the point in trumpet where
90 percent of the time he doesn’t know what note he is playing, stereotypical
trumpet playing right there. A lot of the time Carlos is asked “when will you
need to play that high?” He responds with “never”. His goal in playing trumpet
is to one day be able to play for a movie sound track. “Who wouldn’t want to
walk in a movie and remember every
moment of the score and hope to god you don’t hear yourself crack a note.”
Carlos hopes in life he will be able to make a living while always being able
to play trumpet. Joining FSYO gave him a chance to play with the best brass
section he’s been apart of every weekend and he will truly miss that and the
people he’s meet.
Christopher Hightower
Percussion, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 2
College: University of California Los Angeles
Major: Percussion Performance/Computer Science
Christopher Michael Hightower is a Senior at
Apopka High School and attained the
honor of being ranked 10th in his graduating
class with a GPA of 4.96667. Christopher is
Senior Class Vice President, Drum Major for the
Apopka High School Marching Band, Treasurer
of the National Science Honor Society, and a
member of the National Honor Society. Besides
being driven and self-motivated to achieve academically, Christopher has big
dreams planned for his future. He plans to attend the University of California
Los Angeles and study under Principal Percussionist Raynor Carroll of the
Los Angeles Philharmonic. Christopher will double major in Percussion
Performance and Computer Science. Upon completing college Christopher
aspires to become a Professional Musician.
John Horzen
Violin, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 10
College: Vanderbilt
Major: Violin Performance and
Computer Science
JOHN HORZEN is a senior in the Cypress
Creek High School International Baccalaureate Program. Balancing academics with
his music, he has been concertmaster of
the CCHS orchestra for four years. He was
also concertmaster of the award-winning pit orchestra for the CCHS productions of Miss Saigon and Beauty and the Beast.
John has been an Orange County All-County participant for six years and and a
Florida All-State performer for five. Now in his tenth season with FSYO, he is the
associate concertmaster of the Symphonic Orchestra.
John has spent five fantastic years studying violin with Dr. Lev Gurevich. He
started playing violin with Susan Gray McCoy at the age of four.
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In addition to being a member of the Dr. Phillips High School marching band for
the last four years, Matthew has also been a member of several honor bands
and orchestras including the Orange County Honor Band for the last six years,
and the FMEA All-State weekend for the last four years. He was a principle
percussionist for the 2015 FSU Tri-State Band Festival.
He has also been a contributing member to the music ministries at St. Luke’s
United Methodist Church, including the memorable experiences of playing
percussion in the pit orchestra for the musicals Ragtime, Big Fish, and Music
Man. One of his favorite memories was performing a timpani solo in the Honors
Solo Recital at the 2014 FSU Summer Band Camp. He thanks his band directors
Charles Watford, Nicole Nasrallah, and Jeanie Berry, and his private instructor,
Jeremy Katalenic.
Landon Padgett
Viola, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 2
College: University of Central Florida
Major: Health Sciences
Landon Padgett, age 17, is graduating in the
top 3% of his class at Freedom High School in
Orlando. He is secretary of his school’s
National Honor Society chapter and feels so
grateful to have been recognized as National
Merit Scholarship finalist this past winter.
Landon has been seated as a viola section
leader in his school’s orchestra program for
the past 4 years and has consecutively made
All-County orchestras, as well as been placed as a violist within multiple
chamber ensembles.
Landon began playing viola at the age of 12, after being introduced to the
instrument through the orchestra teacher at his middle school. Immediately
after beginning, Landon felt a passion for the instrument and decided to make it
his main hobby.
Landon is so grateful for the endless opportunities and challenges posed
through FSYO. He is so grateful to have been able to make such incredible music
with such talented musicians. He would like to thank his viola teacher, Marla
Davidson, for the hours and efforts put in to help him in his auditions and
music learning. He would also like to thank his family, for always supporting his
music as well as his parents, who have funded this journey, with much more
than money, but belief and perseverance. Even though he won’t be majoring in
music, Landon plans to keep music as a main aspect within his life. This is not a
journey you simply abandon.
Ted Panos
Viola, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 2
College: University of Florida
Major: Music Performance
Jean-Marie Glazer
Cello, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 12
College: Stetson University
Major: Cello, Voice, and Chemistry
Ted Panos has been a violist for the past eight years. Ever since becoming a
member of the Winter Park High School Park Philharmonic Orchestra, he has
been inspired to reach even greater heights in his musical career. These
included becoming principal violist of the WP Park Philharmonic Orchestra
in the spring of 2014, making the OCPS all-county orchestra for the past four
years, making the Symphony Orchestra at the 2014 and 2015 FSU Summer
Music Camps, and conducting the final movement of Pictures at an Exhibition
as Winter Park High School’s student conductor. He is also the bass trombonist
of WP High School’s symphonic band. Ted likewise considers being accepted
into the Symphonic Orchestra of the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra as one
of his proudest high school achievements, and was persuaded to audition in
2014 after a friend in the program sent him the audition repertoire. FSYO has
taught Ted invaluable skills when being a member in a symphony orchestra, and
has only the fondest memories of his time in the program. Ted plans to major
in Viola performance at the University of Florida this fall to pursue a career as a
professional musician.
Jean-Marie Glazer has been in FSYO for 12 consecutive years. He has won multiple awards and competitions on cello, has
performed with Orlando Philharmonic and several
other professional orchestras in Florida over the
years, including a few world premieres. A cello
concerto was composed for him by his father, and
he hopes to perform that piece many times in the
future.
Alyssa Pokorny
French Horn, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 2
College: Music Performance and Psychology
Major: University of Florida
Alyssa Pokorny is a student in the IB program
at Spruce Creek High School. She has been
playing the French horn for seven years and
studying with Bill Robinson for three. As a
member of the Spruce Creek marching band
and wind ensemble, Alyssa has been the horn/
mellophone section leader for the past two
years. She has been in the FSYO symphonic
orchestra for two years and has enjoyed this
new experience of playing with a full orchestra. In addition to studying music,
Alyssa has been a competitive figure skater for ten years. She is excited to
continue studying music in college and then plans to attend graduate school
and eventually earn a doctorate degree in psychology.
He has been a member of the Empty Spaces Theatre troupe for 5 years, and has
performed many pieces with them. He also has sung with Orlando Harmony
Chorus, OPO, Bach Festival, his own barbershop quartet, and Orlando Youth
Opera, not to mention the Glazer family choir.
He will study cello, voice and chemistry at Stetson University in the fall thanks
to a very generous scholarship from the institution. Go Hatters.
Krystin Harrison
Violin, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 4
College: Stetson University
Major: Violin Performance and Music
Education
Krystin Harrison has been a part of the fsyo
for 4 years. She lives in Deltona, Florida and is
also a part of many other programs including
university high schools orchestra and choir,
and the millennium musicians programs in
deland florida. She also teaches beginning
students for private lessons and at the
millenium musicians beginning violin class. She intends to go to school at
Stetson University and double major in violin performance and music
education.
Julie Foroosh
Cello, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 10
College: UCF Burnett Honors College
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Julie Foroosh is a senior at Timbercreek
High School. She began playing cello at
the age of 5, and joined the FSYO Overture
Strings when she was 7 years old. Through
the years, she has advanced into the
Symphonic Orchestra. She has enjoyed
participating in all the FSYO Orchestras, as
well as All State and All County orchestras
throughout high school. Julie will always
remember her friends at FSYO and wishes
to continue to play music in college. She wants to thank her parents for driving
her to FSYO every Sunday, her cello teacher, Professor David Bjella at Stetson
University, and all the directors of the FSYO orchestras.
Samuel George
Trombone, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 3
College: Undecided
Major: Trombone Performance
As passionate and dedicated as one can
be, Samuel George has an unbridled love
for music and its performance, pursuing
every opportunity available to him to
express himself musically and further the
reach of the arts in his community. As a
child and all throughout grade-school,
Sam has been extremely outgoing yet
focused on academics. His love of music
flourished through this instilled intensity,
enhancing school and allowing for a
productive outlet that distracts from the stresses of daily life. Sam wishes to
pursue music in college and for his career. His ultimate goal is securing a seat in
a major world orchestra. He would like to sincerely thank FSYO for all of the fun,
experience, and beautiful music throughout the years. He wouldn’t trade his
time with this wonderfully talented youth orchestra for the world.
Kristen Quintin
Violin, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 9
College: Florida State University
Major: Undecided
Kristen Quintin attends the Osceola County
School for the Arts (OCSA) where she
majors in the orchestra program as a
violinist. Under the direction of Randall
Love, Kristen is the concertmistress of
both her school’s chamber and symphony
orchestra. She has also been the concertmistress of the all-county orchestra for all
of high school. Ms. Quintin has been in the
Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra (FSYO) for the last nine years and is currently
in the Symphonic and Chamber orchestras. She currently studies with Dr. Chung
Park. These past two summers Kristen attended the Eastern Music Festival.
During the summers of 2011-2013, Kristen has attended the Performing
Arts Institute of Wyoming Seminary (PAI) in the orchestra program, and also
attended the Osceola County Arts Intensive with Julliard Teaching Artists (now
called stART) during the summers of 2011 and 2012 in the music department.
Mrs. Quintin will be attending Florida State University next year. She would like
to thank her family, Mr. Love, Mrs. Nganga, Dr. Park, the orchestra seniors, and
all the people that have supported her in journey of becoming a violinist.
Kyle Richard
Trumpet, Philharmonia
Years in FSYO: 4
College: University of Florida
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Kyle is graduating from the APEX program at
Olympia High School in Orlando, Florida. He
started playing the trumpet in 5th grade and
was inspired by Linda Orrantia, his middle
school band instructor. He then began taking
private lessons from Tom Macklin, trumpet
professor at Stetson University. He spent the
last 7 years with him and he challenged him to
continue to take his playing to the next level. Kyle was selected to participate
two years in the All State Band, six years in the All County Band and one year
in the All County Jazz Band. He was also honored to be Principal Trumpet one
year for the All County Orchestra.
He has participated in the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra for the past four
years and is currently Principal trumpet for the Philharmonia Orchestra. In high
school, Kyle has had the opportunity to take on some leadership positions, such
as section leader and principal trumpet. He participated in the Wind Ensemble,
Symphony Orchestra, Jazz and the Tri-M music honors society. He is extremely
grateful to FSYO for the opportunity to create beautiful music and be inspired
by so many talented conductors. While he will be studying mechanical
engineering at the University of Florida, he will continue to play the trumpet
and pursue his passion for creating amazing music.
Saumya Sao
Violin, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 6
College: Undecided
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Saumya Sao is a senior at Trinity Preparatory
School. Her academic interests include
chemistry, math, and the ancient languages
of Latin and Greek. She is the captain of her
school’s Science Olympiad team and her favorite
event to compete in is Forensics Science. Saumya
is a member of the Junior Classical League, an
organization involved in study of the Classics and
community service. She recently served as the Vice President of the Florida
chapter, and has been the president of her school’s chapter for the past two
years. In her free time, she enjoys baking and singing. In college, she hopes to
pursue a degree in biomedical engineering or chemistry. She hopes to continue
studying the Classics as well.
Saumya was recently named a Presidential Scholars Semifinalist and a
National Merit Scholarship winner. She would like to thank her parents and
brother for their constant support and FSYO for giving her the opportunity to
play in such an amazing orchestra throughout middle school and high school.
She has been a violinist in FSYO for six years and is very thankful for everything
that the orchestra has provided in shaping her into a musician.
Shannel Deflorimonte
Cello, Philharmonia
Years in FSYO: 1
Joey Dies
Trombone, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 1
College: Stetson University
Major: Orchestral Trombone Performance
Joey’s first introduction to music began with
piano at age six. He began with trombone in
sixth grade. His band director felt he showed
potential so recommended private lessons. He
began lessons that summer and made Allcounty in seventh grade. By eighth grade he
made All-state and All-county. He continued
to be selected for all-state and all-county every
year after that from orchestra to jazz, receiving
first chair honors for Several years. Joey’s love for music has lead him to pursue
a full-time career in music. He continues to play music wherever he can and has
enjoyed doing so in several different local groups such as jazz Big Bands and the
Florida Youth Brass Band and several music festivals in the area. He is determined to play, perform and enjoy music for the rest of his life.
Carli Castillon
Trombone, Philharmonia
Years in FSYO: 1
College: University of Florida
Intended Major: Music Performance and English
Carli Castillon is a senior in the IB
program at Spruce Creek High School.
She has played the trombone for 7
years. Though this was her only year
with the FSYO, leading the trombone
section of Philharmonia was an
experience she will never forget. At
Creek, she is the Band Captain of their
marching band. In addition, she is in
their wind ensemble and 12 ‘o clock jazz band. Carli has played with her bands
in Ireland, England, and recently competed in the Savannah, GA Swing Central
Jazz Festival alongside her jazz band. A member of the Volusia All-County band
for 6 years, she is passionate about music. She plans to study trombone
performance, English, and Spanish at the University of Florida this fall. She then
hopes to go onto law school while keeping up with music as well. In addition to
music, she is a competitive figure skater and works at the ice rink as well.
Benjamin Cendan
Trumpet, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 3
College: Florida State University
Major: Music Education
Ben first experienced horn playing while playing
the conch shell on a clipper ship in Maine. Since
then, he has not stopped buzzing his lips. He
plays music from classical, to jazz, to Broadway.
He enjoys being surrounded by his friends and
family members who have the same love of
music as him. This summer he will be marching
with the Boston Crusaders and next fall will be
attending FSU for Music education.
Thomas Sims
Tuba, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 4
College: Peabody Conservatory
Major: Music Performance
Thomas Sims has studied tuba with Russ Ward for five years. He has also sung
as a member of the Bach Festival Society of Winter Park for two years, played
tuba in FSYO, played bass at school, and conducted during his high school years.
He has attended the Marrowstone Music Festival for two summers in addition
to attending a few smaller brass workshops. He will attend the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University in the Fall to study tuba performance.
Benjamin Slaby
Cello, Symphonic
Years in FSYO:
College: Lake Sumter State College (to UCF)
Major: Aeronautical Engineering
Benjamin Slaby’s story doesn’t follow the
usual FSYO bio .By the age of 14, his parents
knew they had to send him to the garage.
There was no holding him back, or strapping
him to a desk. Released to the garage with
the minimum of traditional school
requirements (reading’, writin’ & math) this
lifelong homeschooled student created his
own curriculum building a business of restoring antique cars and buying and
selling used cars, trucks and motorcycles.And, for the last year he’s been working full-time as an airplane mechanic fixing everything from puddle jumpers
to Lear jets. Believe it or not, this reserved looking FSYO cellist since the age
of 10 has not missed out on the high school experience either. Captain and 6
year member of FIRST Robotics, Track team. Drama Club. Captain of the Mount
Dora High School swim team, including 3 year MVP and school record holder,
plus notorious as the crazy kid who everyone knows but “Who doesn’t even
go here,” Benjamin embraces life to the fullest.What’s next for Benj? He’s been
sporadically collecting college credits since he was 13. and he’ll continue his
studies at Lake Sumter State College and move on to UCF in pursuit of an
aeronautical engineering degree.
Sloan Stephens
French Horn, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 3
College: University of Florida
Major: History/Music
Sloan Stephens is the principal horn of the FSYO
Symphonic Orchestra. Sloan has loved music
since the age of three, when he began piano
lessons. He studied piano for 12 years primarily
at Rollins College. He started playing horn in the
sixth grade and private lessons in 2012 when he
was introduced to Maestro Andrew Lane who
continues to be both a teacher and mentor to
Sloan as he continues his musical journey.
Sloan participates in the Wind Ensemble and the Park Philharmonic at Winter
Park High School. Sloan attended the FSU Honors Chamber Winds Camp in 2015
and was a 2015-16 FSYO Concerto Competition Finalist. Sloan was selected for
the OCPS All-County Band every year since 2012 and was named principal Horn
of the OCPS All-County Orchestra in 2014. Sloan serves as brass captain of the
WPHS marching band. As one of the founding members of the WPHS United
Ukulele Union, he arranges music for the group.
Sloan continues his studies at WPHS as a senior in the IB Program. He has been
named an AP Scholar with Distinction and is active in National Honor Society,
Tri-M Music Honor Society, French Honor Society and Model United Nations. In
his free time, Sloan enjoys playing golf, watching college football, and socializing
with friends.
Sloan will attend the University of Florida and participate in their Honors
Program, studying Music and either History or International Relations. He will
be a member of the UF horn studio, studying with Dr. Paul Basler.
Vivek Suri
Violin, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 4
College: Yale University
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Vivek is a valedictorian in the IB program
at Winter Park High School. He has played
the violin for 9 years and has thoroughly
enjoyed his time in FSYO. Outside of FSYO,
he played in the Winter Park Park
Philharmonic orchestra for 3 years and had
the pleasure of playing in the pit orchestra
for the production of Ragtime.
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Jacob Bartfield
Trumpet, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 1
College: Florida State University
Major: Accounting
Jacob Bartfield is a senior at Timber
Creek High School. He has been playing
the trumpet for 7 years. He is the brass
captain in the Timber Creek Regiment and
plays in Timber Creek’s symphonic band,
jazz band, and philharmonic. Jacob has
participated in multiple ensembles for All
County Band, All County Jazz Band, and All
State.
This past year, he was the principal trumpet player for the All State 11/12
Symphonic Band. He is a member of the National Honor Society, Beta Club and
Tri-M Honor Society. Jacob plans to attend Florida State University in the Fall
where he has been accepted into the Honors Program and plans to major in
accounting. He wants to continue to pursue trumpet in the College of Music as
a music minor and plans to join the Marching Chiefs.
Jonathon Bell
Violin, Philharmonia
Graduating Seniors
FSYO is proud to recognize our graduating seniors
Dylan Aguayo
Clarinet, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 2
College: University of Idaho
Major: Clarinet and Vocal Performance
Dylan Aguayo is a senior at Deland High School with
a passion for music. He has been a part of the music
community since elementary school when he (and
all of the other kids) played recorder.
He started Clarinet in 6th grade and little did he
know that one simple class would grow into
something that he wanted to do for the rest of his
life. He doubled Clarinet and Saxophone in 8th grade
and went on to high school, where he discovered
things such as chamber ensembles, jazz band, marching band and started to
explore solo repertoire in his private study. IHefell in love with the thought of
making beautiful music that can move souls, including his own. From marching
in the band of over 150 musicians, to the wind ensemble of 50, the Clarinet
Choir of 10, and taking the stage himself performing a plethora of solos - all of
these things opened his eyes to explore what the music industry had to offer.
That is why he auditioned for the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra. When
the day came to audition for FSYO, he was ecstatic, and even more ecstatic
when he found out that he had made the Philharmonia Orchestra. He started
private lessons with the Professor of Clarinet at Stetson University, Dr. Lynn
Musco. “She opened all the doors that I have in front of me today,” including a
“full-ride” scholarship to college.
He has been a varsity swimmer and water polo player since freshman year. He is
also in Student Government and serves as the Student Body Treasurer. Within
SGA he is also the community service chair and plans school wide service
events. Vivek is the president of both the NHS and Science Olympiad team and
a member of the Math Honor Society. An organization he has passionately
supported is Ekal Vidayalaya, which sets up schools in rural villages in India.
Throughout high school, he has won awards including National Merit Finalist,
the Spirit of Boys state, Sunshine State Scholar, Disney Dreamer and Doer
and has participated in HOBY. Recently, he was also named an FHSAA Scholar
Athlete. He has also won first place in 7 science Olympiad events. Vivek likes to
read in his spare time and is currently tackling “”For Whom the Bell Tolls.”” He
also enjoys sleeping in his hammock.
Vivek would like to thank his family, FSYO, his violin teacher Ms. Rudberg and
everyone who has helped him on his musical journey.
Antoinette Thomas
Cello, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 6
College: Florida State or Stetson
Major: Music and Business
Antoinette Thomas is a graduating senior from
Olympia High School in Orlando, Florida. She has
been accepted to the Florida State University
School of Music and the Stetson University
School of Music. She began playing the cello
in the sixth grade and has been apart of the
Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra for the past
six seasons. She is also apart of her high school
orchestra serving as president of the orchestra. Antoinette has participated in
Solo and Ensemble for six years and has earned all superior ratings with one
superior with distinction, and also participated in All-State in middle school and
the Orange County All-County for 5 years. She is also an executive board
member of the National Honor Society, Treasurer of the Tri-M Music Honor
Society, and a member of the National English Honor Society, Rho Kappa ( Social
Studies Honor Society), Mu Alpha Theta ( Math Honor Society), and the Science
National Honor Society. Antoinette plans to continue her passion for music by
double majoring in Music and Business ( Finance). She would like to thank her
parents, extended family, and all past and present music teachers for their
support and guidance. She is also grateful for wonderful experiences she has
had from being apart of FSYO.
Jaime Van Malleghem
Cello, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 1
College: University of Florida
Major: Music and Aerospace
Engineering
Jaime’s involvement with music
began in elementary school when she
started taking piano lessons, but she
stopped soon after playing cello in sixth grade. In seventh grade she started
playing viola as well as taking cello lessons, which she’s continued with since.
For Jaime’s first three years of high school she spent every day after school at
three hour rowing practices and almost every weekend at another practice or a
regatta. As she came into her senior year, she decided to leave rowing and
commit herself solely to academics and music, although she ended up
becoming very involved in clubs at school as well. The first step into her
transition away from rowing was auditioning for FSYO in the August wave of
auditions. Although she’s always been very involved in music, participating in
three years of FSU
Summer Music Camps, All-county orchestra, school orchestra, cello lessons and
various other groups and concerts, Jaime really wanted something more and
for her, the clear thing to do was to audition for FSYO. After she was offered a
seat in the cello section, she knew leaving rowing would be a good decision and
everything that has followed in rehearsals and concerts has proved nothing but
that.
This year Jaime graduates in the top 20 of her class and she is excited to be
joining the cello studio at the University of Florida and pursuing a double major
of Music and Aerospace Engineering. “I am grateful for my opportunity to
participate in FSYO. Although I regret that I waited until my senior year to
audition, being in FSYO has been an incredible experience and I’ve enjoyed
every minute of it. “
The Symphonic Orchestra
VIOLIN I
Emily Erdman
Concertmaster
John Horzen
Associate Concertmaster
Hannah Lindvall
Assistant Concertmaster
Timothy Vu
Anna Horzen
Pataraporn “Prayo” Smitasin
Evonne Zhu
Bryan Fu
Kate Goodin
Emily Schenck
VIOLIN II
Julie Di Lecce
Principal
Jenna Carson
Assistant Principal
Jenna Chen
Caleb Diaz
Krystin Harrison
Vivek Suri
Amy LiKamWa
Phil Lee
Lily Aydt
Gayoung Choi
Alexandra Fulbright
Marissa Magnelli
Saumya Sao
VIOLA
Alex Koller
Principal
Molly Pope
Assistant Principal
Landon Padgett
Arielle Fentress
Varisa Gumpangkum
Sanuki Prematilleke
Ted Panos
CELLO
Jean-Marie Glazer
Principal
Julie Foroosh
Assistant Principal
Lili Pope
Benjamin Slaby
Antoinette Thomas
Juan Morrell Rincon
Jaime Van Malleghem
Corey Hsiao
BASS
Edwin Rivera
Principal
Dillon Wilson
Thomas Milovac
Anna Leedy
HARP
Sophia Fulbright
Principal
FLUTE
Isabel Aviles
Principal 1st
Alexander Davadilla
Principal 2nd
Laz Breunig
Asst. 2nd
OBOE
Kayla Wegner
Principal 1st
Colton Potter
Principal 2nd
CLARINET
Brandon Stacy
Principal 1st
Alexander Vaquerizo
Principal 2nd
Dylan Aguayo
2nd
BASSOON
Lauryn Sparger
Principal
Keejin Yoon
Principal 2nd
HORNS
Sloan Stephens
Principal
Elena Malcolm
2nd
Alyssa Pokorny
3rd
Tyler Stephens
4th
TRUMPET
Benjamin Cendan
Principal
Jacob Bartfield
2nd
Carlos Huertas
3rd
TROMBONE
Samuel George
Principal
Joey Dies
1st/2nd
Sam Dufresne
2nd
BASS TROMBONE
John McHale
Principal
TUBA
Thomas Sims
Principal
PERCUSSION
Christopher Hightower
Matthew Ohrberg
Jakob Schoenfield
The Symphonic Orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Matthew Davis.
The Philharmonia Orchestra
VIOLIN I
Ariah Deason
Concertmaster
Shaun Cobb
Asst. Concertmaster
Laura Myers
Joshua Fu
Michelle Garzon
Emma Gosselin
Halim Choi
Jonathon Bell
Annika Slaby
VIOLIN II
Sarah Sawyer
Principal
Wellarose Jimenez
Asst. Principal
Ethan Schenck
Michele Huang
Christina Junga
Jessica Metzger
Eric Dai
VIOLA
Channah Weinstein
Principal
Alec Luna
Asst. Principal
Brianna Mehershahi
Lily Rutledge
Julia Reparip
Hallie Ruffin
Jose Fioretino
Julianna Gill
CELLO
Curtis Shugart
Principal
Justin Kim
Asst. Principal
Lily Hinkeldey
Victoria Galinanes
Guenevere Hughes
CELLO CONT.
Alana Charter
Patrick Hefferan
BASS
Jake Mongin
Principal
Davis Lake
Adrian Urrutia
Meliari Sepulveda
HARP
Sophia Fulbright
FLUTE
Anjali Shinde
Principal
Shruti Labh
2nd/3rd
Emily Kipp
2nd/3rd
OBOE
Olivia Hanna
Principal
Andrew Vogel
2nd
CLARINET
Michael Black
Principal
Emily Grossman
1st/2nd
BASSOON
Benjamin Daniel
Principal
Cole Hamilton
2nd
HORN
Bryce Nyugen
Principal
Molly Kaplan
2nd
Monet Jowers
3rd
Mac Bergholtz
4th
TRUMPET
Kyle Richard
Principal
Miguel Barrios
2nd
Emily Burgos
3rd
TROMBONE
Carli Castillon
Principal
Zachary Kerr
1st/2nd
Benjamin Ewers
2nd
Kayla Wegner
Oboe, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 5
College: University of Central Florida
Major: Biology and Music
Kayla has enjoyed being a part of FSYO for the past 5
years. She will be graduating in May from Seminole
High School in the International Baccalaureate
Program with Summa Cum Laude Honors. Kayla will
be pursuing Biology and Music at UCF in the Fall of
2016. Kayla aspires to pursue a career in Animal
Conservation.
Evonne Zhu
Violin, Symphonic
Years in FSYO: 4
College: John Hopkins University
Major: Computer Science
Evonne is concertmaster in her school orchestra, captain of the QuizBowl team,
treasurer of Mu Alpha Theta, and a member of National Honor Society. She
is graduating 4th in her class, and has taken a total of 18 AP classes. She has
been playing violin for 8 years, and has participated in All-State for 2 years and
All-County for 3 years. She will be attending Johns Hopkins University in the fall,
with the plan to major in computer science and minor in music.
BASS TROMBONE
Jason Donnelly
Principal
TUBA
Jonathan Kivi
Principal
PERCUSSION
Lance Hendrickson
Principal
Jakob Schoenfield
Ronald Chancey
The Philharmonia Orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Hanrich Claassen.
Congratulations
Seniors!
Thank you for your hard work
and dedication.
photo credit: rfphotography.com
Leave a Legacy
The FSYO relies on individual donations to fulfill our mission to inspire,
educate and entertain. Each gift supports the music you hear, the quality of
education for our students, and enriches the cultural landscape of Central
Florida. By establishing a tradition of annual giving, you can have pride in
knowing your gift has helped to secure the FSYO’s position as a leading
educational institution for our youth.
The FSYO would like to recognize the following donors for their support in
the 2015-2016, 59th Concert Season.
See the main concert program for a listing of the 2014 – 2015
5th Concert Season donors. For more information on supporting the FSYO,
please visit www.fsyo.org, or call the office at 407.999.7800.
CONCERT MASTERS
Gifts of $5,000-$9,999
Anonymous
THE GOLDEN BATON
Gifts of $1,000 - $4,999
Mr. & Mrs. Joel and Marcia Babione
Mr. & Mrs. Don and Debi Lake
Mr. & Mrs. Larry and Mary Ruffin
IMPRESARIOS
Gifts of $500 - $999
Ms. Shirley Geitner
Ms. Regina Rossini
Mr. & Mrs. Sandy and Jane Shugart
The Prelude Orchestra
VIOLIN I
Sarah Biesack
Concertmaster
Grace Lee
Asst. Concertmaster
Makenzie Meikle
Vincent Huang
Emilia Meggett
Salome Won
Sean Hartman
Alexa Lang
Issana Yaguda
Andrew Baron
VIOLIN II
Maggie Yuan
Principal
Marco Rivera
Asst. Principal
Joshua Rotman
Wilhelm Rausch
George Lawson
Liam Dominguez
Isabella Fulbright
Alexandra Luke
Griffin Willman
Genesis Ordonez
Jeremiah Folks
Emily Rausch
Lauren Taylor
Amelia Trolice
VIOLA
Samantha Guild
Principal
Kayla Smith
Asst. Principal
Aurora Rivera
Bailey Koepke
Lino Rivera
Kayla Hoyte
Cydney Babione
Rebecca Galinanes
CELLO
Sara Rivera
Principal
Rebekah Won
Asst. Principal
Shanequa Eberhart
Josiah Langford
Andrew Soto
Lianna Rivera
Uma Menon
BASS
Lauren Locke
Principal
Vernay Reindollar IV
FLUTE
Erin Fox
Principal
Kayli Gaud
Asst. 1st
Brandon
Connors-Morrison
2nd/3rd
Andrea Rivera
2nd/3rd
OBOE
Amanda Walker
Principal
Molly Dench
CLARINET
Jonathan Spicher
Principal
BASSOON
Michaelangelo
Dominguez
FRENCH HORN
Nicholas Davis
Michael Harris
TRUMPET
Emily Vanover
Principal
TROMBONE
Luke Valcich
Principal
Elisa Davila
David Gehmacher
TUBA
Devan Drohan
The Prelude Orchestra is under the direction of Dr. Mauricio Cespedes.
Overture Strings
VIOLIN I
Daniel Lee
Concertmaster
Ava Allen
Emma Biesack
Isabella LeBron
Teague Mendola
Julia Moon
Amy Phan
Nicholas Shikano
Isabella Vuong
Yasmin Vuong
Delaney Reilly
Ryan Seo
Kaylee Smith
Swathi Subramanian
Bliss Taylor
VIOLIN II
Ian Babler‐Madrid
Natalie Bishop
Vivian Jiang
Rhea Maniar
Sophia Orantes
Kayla Palomado
Abraham Pezzutti
CELLO
Patrick Baker
Bryce Doby
Miya Luebke
VIOLA
Tiva Deason
Juliana Kong
Sarah Myers
Valeria Perez
Krithika Subramanian
SUSTAINERS
Gifts of $100 - $499
Anonymous
Ms. Barbara Breunig
Dr. Mark Brooks
Mr. Troy Gifford
Mr. & Mrs. Scott and
Michelle Grossman
Mr. Jeremy Hsu
Mr. & Mrs. Sung Yol Lee and
Kyung Mee Joo
Mr. Rod Lovett
in memory of Dee Marrs
SUPPORTERS
Gifts of $25 - $99
Students are listed alphabetically and
will rotate throughout the year.
Overture Strings is under the direction of Ms. Sarah Morrison.
Jessica Chancey, one of last
year’s concerto competition
winners, performing her solo
with the symphonic orchestra
at the 2014-2015 Season
Finale concert
photo credit:
RFPhotography.com
Mr. & Mrs. James and Linda Pope
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy and Linda Radel
Ms. Corrine K Roy
The Schenck Family
Mr. & Mrs. Tom and Liz Sims
Mr. & Mrs. Chris and Nancy Stephens
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Jr. and
Clarassa Thomas
John A Weaver III & Marco Martinot
in memory of Dee Marrs
Ms. Betsy F Webster
Mr. Josh Anderson
in honor of Dee Marrs
Ms. Laura Bagnoli
in memory of Dee Marrs
Ms. Kierstyn Bishop
Mr. Steven Brady
Mr. Larry Brosious
in memory of Dee Marrs
Ms. Kathleen Dudley
Mr. & Mrs. Steven and Varunee
Gumpangkum
Ms. Margaret Hebb
in memory of Dee Marrs
Ms. Kayleigh Howes
Mrs. Roxanne Huber Weber
Mr. Bryan Junga and Mrs. Alicia
Chea-Junga
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lake
Mr. & Mrs. Dustin and Michele Lassuy
in memory of Dee Marrs
Mrs. Joan LeMosy
Ms. Rumi Luebke
Mr. John McCann
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest and Theresa Myers
Ms. Chunmei Palomado
Mr. & Mrs. Harlan and Joyce Prater III
in memory of Dee Marrs
Mr. Edward Puskaric
in memory of Dee Marrs
Mr. & Mrs. Carl and Sandra Rendek
Mr. Darrin Rotman
Mr. & Mrs. James Waldron
Ms. Beryl Zhang
in honor of Bryan and Joshua Fu
Leave a Legacy cont.
FOUNDATION / CORPORATE SUPPORT
Awesome Foundation
State of Florida
United Arts of Central Florida
Orlando Utilities Commission
BBVA Compass Foundation
City of Orlando
Women’s Philahamonic Advocacy
Rosen Shingle Creek
Celebration Foundation
IN-KIND DONORS / SERVICES
College Park Baptist Church
Mrs. Tina Craig
Mr. Tim Kelly
Mr. Matthew Davis
Ms. Sarah Morrison
Mr. Michael Simpson
Music & Arts, Orlando and Sanford, FL
Mr. Carl Rendek
Dr. Mauricio Cespedes
Mr. & Mrs. James Waldron
Ms. Doris Schenck
Mr. Ed Harris
Mrs. Marie Rivera
Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Lori Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Mark and Maryann Biesack
Real Thread
Muni Strings
Orlando Philharmonic
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Autism Speaks
BBVA Compass
Central Florida Community Arts
Central Florida Foundation
Chepenik Financial
Chick-Fil-A
City of Orlando
Creative City Project
Darden
Downtown Credo
Edgewater High School
GiGi’s Cupcakes
Mead Gardens
Muni Strings
Mustard Seed
Orange County
Orlando Philharmonic
Orlando Utilities Commission
Salvation Army
Second Harvest Food Bank
Westminster Community
What’s Up Downtown
Winter Garden Festival
WKMG Local 6
Yelp
Program
The Symphonic Orchestra
Mr. Matthew Davis, Conductor
Concerto for Violin and Orchestra
I. Allegro con fermezza
John Horzen, Violin
Symphony No. 1 in G Minor
IV. Finale: Allegro moderato
A. Khachaturian
V. Kalinnikov
Today’s soloist is one of the three Concerto Competition Winners, who
were chosen to perform their concertos in concert, accompanied by the
FSYO Symphonic Orchestra.
Today’s soloist, John Horzen,
performing with the
Symphonic Orchestra at the
2013-2014 season Children
Helping Children Concert,
as a concerto competition
winner.
Photo credit:
rfphotography.com
Concert
The Overture Strings Orchestra
Ms. Sarah Morrison, Conductor
Afterburn
Three Scenes from a Green Valley III. Gaston’s Gigue
B. Balmages
North Star to Freedom
W. G. Harbinson
S. Newbold
The Prelude Orchestra
Dr. Mauricio Cespedes, Conductor
Jupiter: Bringer of Jollity Danse Infernale - Berceuse and Finale
Holst/arr. Leidig
Stravinsky/arr. Isaac
The Philharmonia Orchestra
Mr. Hanrich Claassen, Conductor
Vltava (The Moldau) from Má vlast
B. Smetana
Slavonic Dances Op. 46 IV. Tempo di Minuetto
VIII. Presto
A. Dvořák
Intermission
20 minutes
Graduating Senior Recognition
FSYO’s New Music Director
The Florida Symphony Youth
Orchestra has appointed cellist,
conductor, and educator
Hanrich Claassen as the new
music director and conductor
of the Symphonic Orchestra
for our upcoming 2016-2017
season.
"I immediately fell in love with
the passionate, energetic young
musicians' joyous approach to
music making and I look
forward to exploring a wide
variety of repertoire and projects with this vibrant organization.
Together with our wonderful artistic and executive team, I am excited to
cultivate innovative programs and initiatives to make our organization
even more visible and expand the love of music within our community."
– Hanrich Claassen
An international performing cellist and pianist, as well as conductor, Mr.
Claassen musically began at the University of the Free State in South
Africa, earning a Bachelor's in Music with cello and piano. Continuing
his cello studies, Claassen obtained a Music Honours degree and his
Master's degree in chamber music at the University of Stellenbosch. Mr.
Claassen then finished his Teaching Licentiate at the University of South
Africa with distinction, and continuing his cello study in 2003 in Portugal.
"We are absolutely delighted to have Mr. Claassen joining the FSYO and
very much look forward to his input and vision for the organization. We
have no doubt that Hanrich will draw on his diverse musical background
to bring new strengths to FSYO and the Symphonic Orchestra. He clearly
bonded with the students during rehearsal and I believe the students are
looking forward to working with him" – Stephen Schenck, Board
President
Mr. Matthew Davis will return as the conductor for the Philharmonia
Orchestra in the 2016-2017 season.
Silent Auction Donors
Thank you to our silent auction donors, for their contibution to the
development of youth and the arts
and their in-kind donations that helped make this event a success!
With Thanks
The work of the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra would not be
possible without the generous support of individuals, groups and
corporations. With their investment in the lives of talented musicians,
these gracious donors sustain the future of classical music in Central
Florida. Because of their gifts, we are able to offer quality educational
programs that give young musicians a unique, challenging experience.
Many graduates from the FSYO go on to pursue careers in professional
music, as they play with the nation’s top orchestras or teach our nation’s
youth in the classroom. Additionally, FSYO alumni hold leading positions
in medicine, law and business, with a few playing a role in the life of the
FSYO today. The leadership, thoughtfulness and independence learned
through music education will help guide FSYO students throughout their
lives. The FSYO extends extreme gratitude to those who help shape the
FSYO - Standing ovation worthy service!
The programs of the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra are sponsored
in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural
Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, Orlando Utilites
Commission, and United Arts of Central Florida. We thank these groups
for their generous support.
Welcome!
Welcome to the 59th Season Finale Concert,
Featuring the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra
Closing its 59th concert season, The Florida Symphony Youth
Orchestra continues its commitment to providing young musicians
with the opportunity to strengthen their musical talents and develop an
appreciation of the arts through classical music.
Membership in the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra is by
invitation only, following competitive entrance auditions. Ensuring
equality and the opportunity for growth, membership renewal is not
automatically guaranteed as all members must re-audition each
year. Participation in the FSYO requires a substantial commitment to
weekly rehearsal, practice hours, and concert performances. Please
visit www.fsyo.org for more information.
Engage in today’s music ~
Listen to these young talents~
And support their efforts!
2014-2015 Graduating Seniors at the 2015 Finale Concert, photo credit: RFPhotography.com
4 Rivers Resturant
ABC Fine Wines
American’s Escape Game
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Atlantic Strings
The Babione Family
Bonefish Grill
Buca di Peppo
Capital Grill
Caribe Royale
Central Florida Zoo &
Botanical Gardens
Cherie’s Design Team
Coopers Hawk
Cracker Barrel
Deweys Indoor Golf
Dixie Crossroads
Ellie Lou’s BBQ
Enzian Theater
Ethos
First Watch Restaurant
Florida Citrus Sports
Fresh Market
Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay
Hawkers
House of Blues
Hyatt Regency Jacksonville
Infusion Tea
Jacksonville Symphony
Davey & Susan Johnson
Kennedy Space Center
Lake Fairview Marina
Le Macaron - Lake Mary
Magic Basketball Team
Mauricio’s Bolivan Adventure
Medieval Times
MetroWest Golf
Millionaire Hair Salon I Run with Scissors
Morse Museum
MOSI Museum
Muni Strings
Natures’ Table
Nothing Bundt Cakes
NYPD Pizza Metrowest
Omni Jacksonville Hotel
Orlando Circus School
Orlando Philharmonic
Orchestra
Orlando Science Center
Overture Strings
Painting with a Twist
Palm Restaurant
Philharmonia Orchestra
Prelude Orchestra
Publix
Rosen Shingle Creek
Roy’s Resturant
Ruffin Companies
SAK Comedy Lab
Sam Ash
SeaWorld
Shugart Family
Simon Gift Card
Sleuths Myster Dinner Shows
Symphonic Orchestra
The Coop
The Sacred Olive
The Tap Room at Dubsdread
Thirty-one
Touchstone Crystal
Trader Joes
Two Chefs Seafood Oyster Bar
Universal Orlando
Valencia Foundation
Vera Bradley
Vom Fass
WDW Mickey’s Attic
Winter Park Play House
Yellow Dog Eats Restaurant
Join us for StringMania!
Summer Camp
The Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra’s StringMania is a two-week long,
musically enriching program for young string players ages 7-15 who are
playing at Suzuki Book level 2 or higher. Participants are provided with
a challenging and fun musical experience that includes multiple facets of
instrumental performance. Last year’s camp featured everything from
Broadway music to opera to folk music, with every student participating
in a small ensemble. The gifted Dr. Mauricio Cespedes Rivero will lead
the camp for a second year, wi th assistance from other talented string
educators and student volunteers from FSYO’s Symphonic Orchestra.
StringMania runs Monday through Friday for 2 full weeks, July 18th to
July 30th. The camp will culminate in a finale showcase concert, with
location and time to be announced. StringMania full-day option runs from
9:00 am to 4:00pm daily. The half day option is from 9:00am to 12:00pm
daily.
Applications can be found online and are due no later than
June 30, 2016!
The Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra aims to educate and inspire
Central Florida’s top young musicians. All programs reflect a
commitment to provide young musicians with the opportunity to strengthen
their musical talents and develop an appreciation of the arts through classical
music.
PO Box 2328 | Winter Park, FL 32790 | 407.999.7800 | www.fsyo.org
FSYO 59th Season Finale
Sunday, May 1, 2016, 4:00 p.m.
Bob Carr Theater