Something Old, Something New… Summer Music West returns!

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N e w s F R O M S a n F r a n c i s c o Con s e r v a t or y of M u s i c • F A L L 2 0 0 7 , Vol u m e 1 , N o . 1
Something Old,
Something
New…
It’s back to school, and along
with a record number of over 400
new and returning students, several
new faculty members have joined
the roster. Cellist Jennifer Culp, on faculty since
1995, returns after a hiatus touring with Kronos
Quartet. At the opposite end of the style spectrum
is newly appointed baroque cellist and gambist
Elisabeth Reed. What drives a musician to one
extreme or the other?
asked them about
their musical inclinations.
What drew you to specialize in your particular
style of music?
Culp: Since my teenage years, I have been drawn to
the exciting and creative process of working with living
composers and being part of those first performances.
However, I did not work exclusively with new music until
joining Kronos Quartet in 1998. Playing an intense amount
of new and unusual repertoire for seven years has given me
a new perspective on the older music.
Reed: My mother is a pianist and, when I was
about 11, she built herself a harpsichord from
a kit. She and her colleagues would sometimes
let me play bass lines with them, which I
enjoyed immensely. When I was in high school,
a performance of the St. Matthew Passion on
period instruments directed by Joshua Rifkin
moved me so much that I couldn’t go to sleep
that night. In my undergraduate years at
Summer Music West returns!
After a one year hiatus, the
Conservatory’s summer program
for young musicians returned
with great success. Thirty-five
students came from across the
United States and as far as France,
Sweden and The Netherlands to
study Gilbert & Sullivan scenes,
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and artists were once again a core feature
of Summer Music West. Lamplighters
contributed set pieces, over 100 costumes
and many hours of volunteer support for
the Gilbert & Sullivan Scenes program.
The San Francisco Symphony Education
Department presented guest artist recitals
and master classes for ensemble students.
composition, musicianship, and chamber
Composition students worked alongside
music. The students were inspired by
four Bay Area musicians who helped
their new surroundings and the level of
prepare and perform world premieres
their performances was higher than ever.
Collaborations with other arts organizations of the students’ pieces.
Frank Kurtz at 415.503.6268
or [email protected].
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FALL 2007 A Message from the President
Faculty News
In Brief
As I write this letter for this first issue
of
, I do so with vivid memories
of our first year at 50 Oak Street, and
eager anticipation of a brilliant future
for the Conservatory in its beautiful
new home.
It hardly seems possible that we were
literally moving in last year at this
time. We were barely unpacked when
new students arrived for orientation.
And yet, as the year went forth, we
settled into the rhythm of our new
home and, with the generous patience
and support of students and colleagues
alike, we arrived at Commencement
last May fully settled into our life in
the Civic Center.
Last year’s enrollment set a record,
and we anticipate yet another record
this fall semester. From across the
country and around the world we are
hearing the buzz of our new building.
It is clear to us that the Conservatory
has become an even more desirable
destination for music students than
ever before.
50 Oak Street was made possible
by more than one thousand people
whose generosity helped us fulfill
the dream. Again I offer, on behalf
of all of us at the Conservatory, our
deep appreciation. And I extend a
welcoming invitation to join us at
any of the hundreds of performances
that we will present during academic
year 2007-2008.
Colin Murdoch
David Conte wrote the music to
the American Masters Series T.V.
documentary Orozco: Man of Fire.
The story about Mexican muralist
Jose Clemente Orzco, narrated by
Anjelica Huston, aired on PBS in
mid-September. The documentary
screened at the DeYoung Museum in
San Francisco at the end of September.
Catherine Cook performed Annina in
Der Rosenkavalier with San Francisco
Opera this summer. She also sang
as soloist with the San Francisco
Symphony in the “Summer in
the City” series in De Falla’s Three
Cornered Hat under the baton of
James Gaffigan. She was on the
faculty at Rising Star Singers, which
is an audition training program for
young singers.
Paul Hersh joined the faculty at
the Kneisel Hall Chamber Music
School in Maine this summer. The
festival provides an environment for
serious chamber music students,
who receive coaching and perform in
recitals along with their mentors. On
the other coast, at the Olympic Music
Festival in Seattle, Mr. Hersh played
two all-Dvǒrák recitals with former
Conservatory Prep student, violinist
Amy Schwarz Moretti. His solo
appearances included a Beethoven
recital in New York at the Caramoor
Center for Music and the Arts, where
he will return in October to present a
lecture/recital on Beethoven.
Mack McCray has been invited to
perform and teach master classes at
the Fourth International Piano Festival
of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music
in early October. This is just one
stop for McCray as he accompanies
Admission Director Alexander Brose
and President Colin Murdoch on a
goodwill tour of China.
www.shpianomusic.com
The Ives Quartet, with faculty
members violinist Bettina Mussumeli
and violist Jodi Levitz, has made its
recording debut on the Naxos label,
releasing a disc of the Quincy Porter
String Quartets 1-4 in August. The disc
has received outstanding reviews: “The
Ives Quartet plays each piece with
fluency and confidence…They have a
wonderful homogeneity of sound and
expression which brings out many
nuances in compositions that, in lesser
hands, may otherwise all sound the
same,” Sequenza21.com, Aug. 24. The
CD is available at www.ivesquartet.org.
Bryan Nies conducted Bizet’s Carmen
with Festival Opera of Walnut Creek,
California in July. Critic Georgia Rowe
called his musical direction, “superb,”
and Nies, “undeniably a talent to watch.” He will be conducting performances
of Oklahoma at the Castro Valley
Arts Center and assistant conducting
Massenet’s Werther with Opera
San Jose this fall. Gyan Riley’s song cycle The Wane
of More, for soprano and septet, was
premiered at Carnegie Hall in April. He
recently received a commission from
the San Francisco Foundation to write a
piece for the Paul Dresher Ensemble for
premiere in 2008. Mr. Riley joined the
Conservatory’s guitar faculty this fall.
New Head
Librarian
Faculty News
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Oberlin Conservatory there were lots
of opportunities to hear and study
early music. They have an excellent
faculty and a great collection of period
instruments available to the students.
What musical skills and personality
traits help someone master a
specific style of music?
Culp: I would have to say that a solid
classical training serves just about any
style well. An open mind, unrelenting
commitment, and an outstanding sense
of humor serve new music well. I have
found solutions for unplayable passages
with an openness to explore the unusual
path. Whatever style or genre of music
one performs, the passion and commitment are crucial to telling a story.
The Conservatory is pleased to
welcome Kevin McLaughlin as
Head Librarian. Mr. McLaughlin
brings to the Conservatory his
extensive experience as a musician,
educator and librarian. “I view the
library with a performer’s eye in looking
for ways to make improvements. My
approach is to serve this community
of performers in a practical way,
being sensitive to the timing of
circulation to make the materials
accessible when they’re needed.”
Mr. McLaughlin has been active as
a trumpet player, having worked
professionally in Vienna, Los Angeles,
and the Twin Cities. He received his
M.M. from Yale University and
D.M.A. from the University of
Minnesota. He discovered his aptitude
for library work at the St. Paul (MN)
Chamber Orchestra, and subsequently
earned a Master of Library and
Information Science degree from
the University of Washington. Before
coming to the Conservatory in June,
Mr. McLaughlin served for five years
as the Performing Arts Librarian at
the California Institute of the Arts.
Reed: Early Music is a pretty broad term.
For instance, I play music on period
instruments from the Renaissance to
the early Romantic period. An interest
in historical context is important in all
of this music. I find it liberating to think
about what the composer would have
heard and what his musical priorities
might have been. I particularly enjoy
playing continuo (bass lines) in Baroque
music, because of the supportive and yet
essential role they play in the music.
Often, the instrumentalist must be
as experimental and inventive as the
composer in order to achieve the desired
result. As an example, I purchased nine
different guitar picks for locomotive
sounds in a Harry Partch piece. Then
there was the search for the most
resonant pencil to replace a bow, and a
glass bottleneck for fingerboard sliding...
Should I go on?
Reed: In historical performances, we
use vibrato as an ornament rather
than as a consistent part of the sound.
Musical expression comes largely from
the use of the bow; gut strings allow for
a different range of dynamics and bow
speeds than steel strings do. Historical
performance involves playing at
different pitch centers and in different
temperaments. This requires a flexible
way of listening and hearing.
When would students have to
choose a specialization?
Culp: I wonder if specialization may be
something of the past? Students should
be ready for any and everything related
to their musical world. Contemporary
music, in all of its various guises, is one
important part of that journey.
Reed: I don’t think students have to
Speak a bit about the different
approaches to the instrument that
one must take.
Culp: For me, it is so important to have
a willingness to tackle new challenges.
choose to specialize at any time. I think
early music and “modern” studies can
complement and enhance each other.
Students should specialize if and when
that style of playing draws them in.
The Conservatory also welcomes
to the faculty this fall: Sarah Cahill,
keyboard literature; Gyan Riley,
guitar; Rose Theresa, music history
and literature; and San Francisco
Symphony members trumpeter
Jeffery Biancalana, brass chamber
music; Scott Pingel (pictured right),
double bass; Douglas Rioth (pictured
left), harp; and violist Adam Smyla,
orchestral training.
FALL 2007 the challenges of orchestral repertoire
during a rehearsal, engaging the rest
of the orchestra at the same time.”
Mr. Jones studies voice with Cesar
Ulloa, piano with Alla Gladysheva and
conducting with Michael Morgan.
Student News
Ben Jones
Congratulations to graduate student
Ben Jones on his appointment as
Concert Orchestra Conductor for the
San Jose Youth Symphony. Although Mr.
Jones studies voice at the Conservatory,
he has extensive instrumental training
from his youth when he performed
as principal cellist and as principal
hornist with the Central Illinois Youth
Symphony, and as a trumpeter with
the Peoria Jazz All-Stars. Mr. Jones has
been working with students at Presidio
Middle School through the Conservatory
in the Schools program for the past
year. He says this experience “was the
major thing that fully prepared me for
the sort of ‘macro-pedagogy’ that I face
as a conductor for kids. I’m always
strapped for time with the individuals
in the orchestra, but I constantly find
new ways of helping a section overcome
I-Wen Wang received a scholarship to
attend the Paris Piano Program at Ecolè
Normalè de Musiquè de Paris, which
culminated in a recital at the prestigious
Salle Cortot concert hall. Ms. Wang is a
student of Mack McCray.
Sophmore Emma McNairy participated
in the Austrian American Mozart
Academy for six weeks in Salzburg
where she sang the role of Adele in a full
German production of Die Fledermaus.
She gained tremendous confidence in
the past year at the Conservatory that
she brought with her to the Academy.
“The wide variety of ensembles we
perform in, even as freshmen, constantly
keep us on top of ‘our game’ while still
in a safe environment to try new things.”
Ms. McNairy studies with Pamela Fry.
During his second season performing
with the Carmel Bach Festival (CA),
violinist Edwin Huizinga received
the call on a Monday night. Would he
stand in for acclaimed baroque violinist
Elizabeth Wallfish as solo violin in
Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 4
the following night? It was a chance
worth taking. The Monterey Herald
wrote: “Violinist Edwin Huizinga, age
24, displayed star quality and magic
in his virtuosic solo, a moment that
clearly thrilled both the audience and
his colleagues in the orchestra.” Mr.
Huizinga also performed a chamber
recital with renowned tenors Alan
Bennett and Benjamin Butterfield. He
studies with Axel Strauss.
Lo-An lin
Lo-An Lin, 18-yr. old piano student
of Yoshikazu Nagai, just became the
first woman to win the prestigious
Lev Vlassenko Piano Competition
in Queensland, Australia. She won
the first prize, the concerto prize, the
people’s choice prize and the prize
for best performance of an Australian
work, all with hefty cash awards. This,
on the heels of her 2nd Prize and
Special Chopin Prize victories (for best
performance of a Chopin work) at the
2007 Kosciuszko Foundation National
Chopin Piano Competition, in New York
City in April. Go Lo-An!
Musical Outreach
A group of four students from American
Samoa came to the Conservatory for
two weeks this July to study piano
with Preparatory Division Director
John McCarthy, participate in selected
Summer Music West activities and finally
showcase what they learned in a recital.
The middle and high school students
attend Dancing Fingers Piano School in
the capital city of Pago Pago, founded
by their mentor Poe Mageo. Mr. Mageo
described the sounds of Western music
as being foreign on their home island,
where percussion instruments such as
the pate (a hollowed-out log) and the
fala (a rolled-up mat, beaten with sticks)
and string instruments like the ukulele
and guitar are traditional. “Samoan
music relies on improvising and not
necessarily reading music,” says Poe.
“My students have learned to enjoy
Bach and Mozart, and are bringing this
music to our whole community. This
experience at the Conservatory deepened
their appreciation and skills, and we
are taking home an intangible gift.”
The World is Marnie’s Town
Conservatory alumna Marnie Breckenridge
(M.M. voice, ’96) dazzled the Bay Area in the
Alumni News
lead role in the West Coast premiere
of Ned Rorem’s Our Town in
August. Critics praised her “soaring,
crystalline delivery” and applauded
her “consistently flawless” and
“vocally brilliant” performance.
a Conservatory faculty member,
conducted the premiere with what
the San Francisco Chronicle called
“sympathetic urgency.”
Overseas, Ms. Breckenridge’s
career has taken off, with recent
engagements with the Prague State
Opera, Moscow Chamber Orchestra,
Israel Vocal Arts Institute and
Brazilian Opera Society. Her busy
fall schedule will include performing
Pamina in The Magic Flute with
Indianapolis Opera among other
projects. She cites her Conservatory
training as the foundation for her
growing success. Voice faculty
Kathryn Cathcart and Willene Gunn
“gave me a sense of what really
happens in an opera production and
how to prepare. They pushed me to
my limits and encouraged me,” says
Breckenridge. She maintains her
studies with Jane Randolph.
No stranger to premiering new
works, Ms. Breckenridge performed
in Berkeley Opera’s 2006 world
premiere of Clark Suprynowicz’s
sci-fi chamber opera Chyrsalis. She
enjoys the challenge of working on
a premiere: “The music is tricky
to convey because it’s not in the
consciousness of the world—the
public hasn’t been listening to it
over the years like the well-known
operas,” she says. Festival Opera
of Walnut Creek was one of six cocommissioning companies for Our
Town, based on the play by Thornton
Wilder. Festival Opera Artistic and
Music Director Michael Morgan,
In The Spotlight
Frank Wallace (M.M. guitar, ’74)
Uri Wassertzug (M.M. chamber
was appointed artistic director of the
Boston Classical Guitar Society. He is
also working on two recordings for his
label, Gyre. Syzygy, diary of an artist
is a song cycle for mezzo-soprano and
guitar. Lux: A Season of Light, contains
original compositions and arrangements
of traditional seasonal music for solo
guitar. Visit www.gyremusic.com for
more information.
music, ’89) spent the summer as artistin-residence at the Levine School in
Washington, D.C., giving master classes
and performing recitals of little-known
violin/viola duos with his wife, Elizabeth
Field. He will join the faculty at George
Washington University this fall, teaching
viola, violin, and chamber music.
Lynne Aspnes (M.M. harp, ’77) was
named associate dean of the Herberger
College of the Arts at Arizona State
University. This newly-created position
combines Ms. Aspnes’s eight years
experience as associate dean at the
University of Michigan with her
national stature as a harp professor and
performer. She also joins the faculty as
professor of music.
Ian Dicke (B.M. composition, ’04)
was selected as one of three featured
composers at the Cabrillo Music
Festival’s conductor workshop, directed
by Marin Alsop. His piece, Wind-Up was
premiered on August 1 by the Cabrillo
Festival Orchestra. Mr. Dicke’s current
composition projects include a work for
cello and electronics and a large scale
piano piece. www.iandicke.com
Lise Lindstrom (M.M. voice, ’96)
made her debut with the San Francisco
Symphony as a featured soloist for their
European tour farewell concert, singing
the final scene from Richard Strauss’s
Salome. Joshua Kosman of the San
Francisco Chronicle was full of praise
for her performance; “Her singing was
luxuriant and clear… Her technique
was impeccable, marked by splendid
intonation and rhythmic exactitude.”
FALL 2007 Join Us!
Save the date for
the annual spring gala, a
delightful evening of dining
and music benefiting the
Conservatory’s students and
educational programs.
This year’s
co-chairs, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Probst, III
will greet you for dinner in
the grand tent, followed by
a short program of beautiful
music presented by our
own students and faculty
in our new
Concert Hall.
Charter Memberships
Awarded for new
Corporate Council
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music has awarded charter
membership in the newly formed Corporate Council to the
following businesses in recognition of their recent support.
The Corporate Council serves as a forum for businesses in the community to
join together in enjoying and supporting the world-class educational programs
and performances at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. These businesses
demonstrate their exemplary leadership and commitment to the Conservatory
and to their community by providing financial support and by reaching out
to their peer businesses to secure new corporate support in the form of cash
and in-kind donations.
Matthew Raphaelson, executive vice president of Wells Fargo and chair of
the Corporate Council explains: “The Corporate Council is our way to engage
the business community through programs that benefit businesses, their
customers, and their employees.”
We are grateful to the following members of the Corporate Council who are
providing leadership for this new initiative: Edward Beck, Patricia Berkowitz,
Didi Boring, Delia Ehrlich, Deepa Pakianthan, Joshua Rafner, Matthew
Raphaelson and Robert Tandler.
The Charter Members in the Corporate Council
Alta Partners
Marshall Strategy
Auerbach & Associates
Marts & Lundy
Citi Group Private Bank
McCall Associates
Coblentz, Patch,
Meta Design
Duffy & Bass LLP
Deutsche Bank Private
M o n d ay
April 28, 2008
5:30 – 9:30 p.m. For more information
about this very special event,
please contact Bess Touma at
[email protected] or 415.503.6261
Wealth Management
Michael Hensley Party Rentals
Morrow-Meadows Corp.
Oppenheim Lewis, Inc.
Flack + Kurtz
Page & Turnbull
Forell/Elsesser Engineers, Inc.
Peterson Skolnick & Dodge
Golden Gate Moving Company
Piedmont Piano
Grubb & Ellis
Pillsbury Winthrop
Jacqueline Jones Design
Robert Fountain Event Design
Jane Hammond Events
San Francisco Examiner
KDFC Radio
San Francisco Magazine
KGO-Radio
See’s Candies, Inc.
KGO-TV
Sherman Clay and Co.
Kochis & Fitz
SMWM
Lawrence Newhouse, Inc.
Washington Mutual
MacKenzie Communications
Wells Fargo
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Listen...
We invite you to explore
new and exciting ways to
support our students.
James H. Schwabacher, Jr.
Memorial Studio
Capital Campaign
It’s not too late to make a contribution to the Campaign for the Future of
Music, and if you have not done so already, we invite you to add your name
to the list of donors who have helped realize our vision. Gifts of any size
are welcome, and we hope you will consider giving as generously as you
can. Whether you would like to see your name on our Honor Roll of Major
Donors (gifts of $25,000 and above) or honor a favorite music teacher
or family member with a seat in a performance hall (gifts of $1,000 and
above), we need your help to reach our campaign goal. For information
about naming opportunities, please call Nancy Sackson at 415.503.6286.
Join a Society or Group
Become a Friend of the Conservatory
Your tax-deductible contribution of $50 or more ($30 for seniors
and students) introduces you to the Conservatory and its world-class
performances.
The Conservatory Society
Recognizes a select group of the Conservatory’s most devoted supporters
at the $1,000 and above level.
Ada Clement Planned Giving Society
Named for one of the Conservatory’s founders, pianist Ada Clement,
the society was created to recognize donors who generously provide for
the Conservatory through deferred gifts.
Endow a Fund
Gifts to the endowment may be made in cash, stock, as bequests, for
through a variety of planned giving vehicles. Choose a scholarship
fund or a faculty chair.
Corporate Council
Recognizes corporations who demonstrate their exemplary leadership
and commitment to the Conservatory and to their community in the
form of cash and in-kind donations.
Other Giving Opportunities
• Donate appreciated stock, mutual funds or securities
• Ask your employer about matching gifts or
corporate sponsorship
• Honor someone who loves music with a tribute gift
• Donate your vehicle or a musical instrument
• Explore the financial advantages of giving through
the Pooled Income Fund
• Support the Alumni Scholarship Fund
For more information contact
Bess Touma at 415.503-6261 or [email protected]
June Hom at 415.503-6201 or [email protected]
Give online at www.sfcm.edu
When James H. Schwabacher, Jr.
died last July, the music world
lost the man Robert Commanday
called “San Francisco’s Gentleman
of Music” and the Conservatory
lost one of our closest and most
devoted friends.
The Conservatory invites you to
honor his legacy by participating
in a campaign for the James H.
Schwabacher Memorial Studio.
Renowned philanthropist Richard
Goldman has generously offered
a dollar for dollar challenge
of $50,000 to name a teaching
studio at the new Conservatory
in memory of Mr. Schwabacher.
All donors to the Schwabacher
Memorial Studio will be
recognized on a plaque that will
hang in the studio.
We hope you will consider joining
us in this tribute to a beloved
friend of the San Francisco
Conservatory of Music.
CO N TACT
FALL 2007 Thank You Supporters
The San Francisco
Conservatory of Music
is grateful to its many
supporters for contributions
received from July 1, 2006 to
June 30, 2007. Thank you
for playing your part in the
Future of Music.
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Mrs. Joseph A. Moore
Maura and Robert Morey
Milton J. Mosk and
Thomas Foutch
Willa and Ned Mundell
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nadig
Al H. Nathe
Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Negi
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Nicolai
Michael N. Norem
Mr. and Mrs. E. John Northwood
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. O’Hanlon
Ms. Dorothy A. Orrick
Mr. John S. Osterweis and
Ms. Barbara Ravizza
Deepika R. Pakianathan and
Phil Pemberton
Ann and Jim Paras
Ms. Margaret L. Parker and
Mr. Glenn Addleman
Virginia Patterson
Melissa and Ritchie Post
Ms. Tammy Preuss
Estate of Walter P. Quintin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua M. Rafner
Damon Raike
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Raphaelson
Bob and Jane Regan
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Renard
Mr. Paul A. Renne
Ms. Margaret S. Rocchia
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rolland
Mr. and Mrs. Claude N.
Rosenberg, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. George Rosenkranz
Joseph A. Rosenthal
Patti and Rusty Rueff
Bob and Terri Ryan
Mr. James E. Ryan
Sarlo Foundation of the Jewish
Community Endowment Fund
Mr. Michael J. Savage
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Seipp, Jr.
The Sher-Right Fund
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Shonfeld
Honorable and
Mrs. George P. Shultz
Mrs. Eugene A. Shurtleff
Walt and Beth Simpson
Mrs. Camilla Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snyder
Betsy and Bob Stafford
Maureen and Craig Sullivan
Robin Sutherland, ‘75
Mr. Steven Tallman
Mr. and Mrs. Massimo G. Tenino
Ms. Phyllis G. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Tilden
Ms. Marie Tilson
Mrs. C. Dickson Titus
Ms. Carol H. Tolan
Drs. Jane Chang Tom and
Sanford Tom
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Tuller
Mr. Rex Vaughan
Reverend Jan Warmerdam
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. V. Whitman
Mrs. Alfred S. Wilsey
Mr. and Mrs. Ashford D. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wornick
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Young
Diane and Howard Zack
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Zderic
Friends of the Conservatory
$500 - $999
Ms. Kathryn L. Anderson
Mrs. Edgar E. Baker
Mrs. Betty Blomberg
Drs. Seymour Boorstein and
Sylvia Boorstein
Michael J. Bozzini
Ms. F. Elizabeth Burwell
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Cravens
Stephan and Irina Doliov
Mr. Clark W. Fobes
Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Halsey
Mrs. Jonathan Hau
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Highberg
Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Kaplan
Ms. Linda G. Kendall
Mr. David A. Lauer
J. Stoner Lichty, Jr.
Angela C. Little
Mr. Harry Lum
Ed and Lisa McEachron
Russell H. Miller, Jr.
Mr. John R. Nelson
Barbara Newton
Dr. and Mrs. Erik Olsen
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Otellini
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Rohlen
William and Joan Roth
Mrs. Bernadette Sarouli
Marion L. Scholten
Mr. Adam Shalleck and
Ms. Jacqueline Lange
Mr. William McNair Siegel
Jim Sisley
Ruth and Alan Stein
Dr. and Mrs. Lubert Stryer
Michael Tilson Thomas, Joshua
Robinson
Martha Doerr Toppin
Thomas Tragardh and David Cortez
Ms. Masako M. Velasquez
Robert and Martha Warnock
Dr. Ralph Weilerstein
George and Linda Wertheim
Gregg Witkoski and Akiko Downs
Ms. Susan M. Worts
Mr. Jerry G. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Zeigler
Very good concerts and
I am continually amazed
at the quality of the
performers.
David Gan,
Friend of the Conservatory
$250 - $499
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. William Abrams
Maria D. Allo and WD Andrews
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Barbaccia
Laura A. Berezin
William I. Bernell
Curtis and Robin Caton
Martin and Kathleen Cohn
Mr. Robert Cook and
Ms. Blanca L. Haendler
Ms. Carol G. Costigan
Carol Eisenberg and
Raymond Linkerman
Roland and Lois Feller
Ms. Lia Fernald and Mr. Guy Haskin
Mr. Robert Frear and
Mr. Tim Kennedy
R.T. Freebairn-Smith
Mr. Michael Garland and
Ms. Virginia Coe
Ms. Barbara Hasten
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Johnson
Walter Kennedy
Mr. Harold Korf
Mr. Almon E. Larsh, Jr.
Eugene and Gwen Lavin
Kathryn S. Lawhun and
Mark S. Shinbrot
Mr. and Mrs. David Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. P. Lion
Dr. and Mrs. G. Karl Ludwig, Jr.
Luscutoff, Lendormy & Associates
Mr. John McBaine
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McClure
Mrs. Lore H. McGovern
Mr. Edward P. Miner
Mr. John Modell
Mrs. James B. Moffatt
Mr. John H. Moore
Mary Joan Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Lance D. Nagel
Mr. Douglas Ousterhout
Ms. Nancy J. Padgett
Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Paulson
Christiane Pelletier
Chet Roaman
Mr. Russell Stanaland
Dr. Kristine A. Steensma
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephenson
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence M. Symmes
Dr. Thomas L. Tarnowski
Mrs. Stephen Varnhagen
Mr. Edward F. Walsh, Jr.
Mr. Harold Waterman
Mrs. Donna Jean Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Weilerstein
Mr. David Zuckerman and
Ms. Elsa Rosenberg
$100 - $249
Anonymous (5)
Dennis and Kathleen Abbe
Wayne and Alida Abraham
Drs. Stan and
Helen Ishida Abramson
Ms. Diane G. Adams
Elaine Adamson and Edward Gould
Mr. William D. Adler
Mr. James Ahrens
Drs. Paul and Geraldine Alpert
Norm and Della Alvares
Ms. Laura-Jean Anderson and
Mr. James Pooley
Daphne Bryan Andreani
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Andrews
Mrs. Margery Anson
Mr. and Mrs. Glen H. Arrowsmith
Cedric and Dorothy Bainton
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baker-Lehne
Ms. Barbara L. Barck
Dr. Michael Barlowe and
the Rev. Paul Burrows
Ms. Lorraine A. Barry
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bassan
Mr. J. Peter Baumgartner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norman Bee
Mr. John J. Beeston
Ms. Marion Bell
Ms. Lisa Bellm
Dr. and Mrs. Avi Ben-Ora
Mr. and Mrs. August D. Benz
Ms. Laura E. Bernabei
Mr. Robert Bernardini
Paula Beroza
Mr. Ashton Bisbee
Mrs. Donna L. Blacker
Joanne Blokker
Allan Blumenfeld
Mr. William D. Bombria
Breed Family
Mr. Michael Brown and
Ms. Mary Gould
Virginia and Norman Brown
Mr. Robert Bruner
Dr. and Mrs. Earl W. Bryant
Ms. Sara S. Burke
Dr. William M. Burke
Mr. Franklin Burney
Mrs. De Witt Burnham
Ms. Eugenia Halsey Buss
Dr. Mary E. Cantrell
Mr. and Mrs. Don Carr
Dr. Norman F. Carrigg
Dr. Arthur Cerf
Mrs. Mary K. Cervantes
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Chafian
Joseph K. Chan
Ms. Jenny M. Chingon
Ethan and Sundra Christensen
Ms. Maureen Clarke
Drs. James and Linda Clever
Mr. Mark Colin
Ms. Huguette Y. Combs
Greg Conlon
Rudolph R. Cook
Mr. Germano Corazza
Ms. Priscilla Cortez
Mr. and Mrs. William Corvin
Mr. Hugh J. Coughlin
Mr. Copley E. Crosby
Dr. Patricia A. Crowley
Barbara A. Daily
Sally and William Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dash
S. Davison
Mrs. Elinor de Limur
Mr. Paul C. Deckenbach
Barbara Dengler
Howard and Kathryn Diamond
Mr. Daniel Druckerman
Linda Eby
Mr. Dan Eisenstein
Mr. Alan M. Eisner
Ms. Margareta Ekblad and
Mr. Vojtech Licko
Ms. Donna Ellis
Walter R. Ems
Ms. R. Elizabeth Erickson
Ms. Julia Erickson
Mrs. Susan Euphrat
Mr. Philip Fernandez
Mr. Charles Fetterman
Mrs. Emily H. Fine
Mary Ellen Fine
Bette T. Floreani and
Donald K. Anderson
Richard J. Forde, M.D.
Mr. Richard L. Frank
Ms. Joyce Frankenberg
Mr. Marc D. Freed
Ms. Kathi Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freidenberg
Martin D. Fried
Ms. Mary L. Gadbois
Mr. Thomas R. Gambrel
Josephine Gandolfi
Mr. Francis Gates
Mr. Daniel Gelbaum
Martin Gellen
Mr. George Gemignani
Ms. Joan Gilbert and
Mr. Joel Armstrong
Tong Lai Ginn and Susan Gibbs
John and Sheila Girton
Mrs. Joan Ganders Glassey
Marta Cuadra Gonzalez
Mr. William G. Goodwin
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Graham III
Mrs. Richard Gratton
Flora Greenhoot
Ms. Lynda Carol Gribben
Dr. Peter L. Grossman
Mr. Kenneth Gundry
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Gurevitz
Mr. and Mrs. Ulf Gustafsson
Mr. Roger Guy-Bray
Ellen and Roger Hahn
Albert P. Halluin
Mr. William Hamilton
Mr. Steven Hammerschlag
Jane Hammond Events
Jean R. Hansen
Mr. Gary Harmon
Marsha G. Harris
Mr. Eugene L. Hartman
Mrs. Herbert H. Hastings
Ms. Jacqueline E. Haveman and
Mr. Nathan Dwiri
Ms. Kirsten Havrehed
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Hawley
Rebecca E. Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Heald
W. J. Heap
Mr. Richard L. Heidelberg
Peggy and Ralph Heineman
Mr. Richard G. Henderson
Ms. Nancy L. Henry
Bill Hill
Ms. Alison M. Hill
Joanne Hively
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Horton
Mr. Charles Howland
Mr. Robert Hsi
Ms. Jocelyn S. Hunter
Mr. Lewis E. Hutchison
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Hynson
Tucker and Charmly Ingham
Mr. Russell G. Irwin
Ms. Elizabeth Ann Jacobs
Dr. Laurence Jacobs
Ms. Merle Jacobson
Ms. Dagmar L. Jamison
Mr. A. Roger Jeanson and
Ms. Jean Mileff
Mr. Herbert Jeong
Mr. Alvin Johnson
Ms. Carol R. Johnson
Mr. Todd S. Johnson
Susan T. Jordan and
Michael A. Jordan
Mr. Joseph M. Joyce
Ms. Loretta Juhas
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kales II
Ms. Trudi Michael and
Mr. Bruce Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Miller
Judith and Walter Miller
Mr. Warren Miller and
Dr. Britt-Marie L. Ljung
Hye Yeong Min and Tom McDonald
D. G. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell
Ms. Carol Mowbray
Catherine Munson
Mr. Fred J. Muribus
Mr. Randall S. Murley
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Murphy
Ms. Doerte Murray
Ms. Judy H. Nelson
Bari and Stephen Ness
Mr. Charles Newman
Mr. Richard Nicewonger
Mr. D. Warner North
Nancy and Robert Novak
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Obermeyer
Mr. James E. O’Donnell and
Ms. Martha C. Haywood
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Oliver
Ms. Mairin O’Mahony
Ms. Elizabeth O’Malley
Mehmet and Denise Orun
Barbara Z. Otto
Ms. Hope Page and
Mr. Albert Norris
Dr. Arthur R. Paik
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Passmore
Paul C. Peacock
I support the Conservatory because
it is an important source of fresh talent
and creative energy for the musical life
of the Bay Area and the West.
John Barnes, Friend of the Conservatory
Mr. Leo Kane
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Kaplan
Ms. Ruth R. Karlen
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kellenberger
Mr. and Mrs. E. Paul Kelly
Sara Keyak
Dr. Behzad Khosrovi
Nelda Kilguss
Mr. Anthony King
Leonard E. Kingsley
Mrs. Patricia W. Klitgaard
Ms. Constance Kobayashi
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kolotkin
Mr. Leslie Lamport
Bland Lane
Catherine Langridge
Mr. Thomas A. Larsen and
Mr. Richard W. Champley
Mr. Richard L. Ledon
Ms. Arlene V.H. Lee
C.K. Lee
Ms. Dorothy Lee
Mr. Peter Lee
Sharonjean Leeds and
Dr. Richard Leeds
Mr. Jean-Yves Lendormy
Dieter and Huguette Lenz
Dr. Richard Leonards
Dr. and Mrs. Michael H. Levin
Dr. James Levine
Mr. Gordon Lew
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lindstrom
Mr. and Mrs. Al Lipske
Mr. Charles Little
Mr. David Little
Britt-Marie Ljung
Frank and Sally Lopez
Mr. John T. Lopez
Mr. Edward W. Lorimer
Mrs. Denise A. Lovejoy
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Lowens
Mr. Paul T. Lufkin
Jim Lyle
Mrs. Cynthia V. MacKay
Ms. Antoinette O. Maleady
Dr. John Mark
Timothy and Margaret Martin
Mr. Norman Masonson
Mrs. Edna F. Mass
Mr. Eldon H. Mather
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Warren McCausland
Mr. Michael McGrady
Winton and Margaret D. McKibben
Thomas R. Houran and
William M. Medigovich
Ms. Barbara J. Meislin
Mr. Howard C. Mel
Mr. Michael Mellor
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mendelson
Albert W. Meyer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Meyyappan
George Pedrick
Louise M. Pescetta
Frances Wong Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Peterson
Mr. Thomas Petrone, Jr.
Angus Whyte and
Thom Grexa Phillips
Donald L. Plondke
Mrs. Daniel Pommon
Janet Wadsworth Poth
Ms. Christine Powell and
Mr. Bern Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Purcell
Ms. Evelyn Raffin
Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Ramsay
Mr. Arthur J. Remedios
Professor Walter E. Rex
Rob R. Rhudy
Mrs. Laurose Richter
Mr. Harvey Ridley
Jose Rivera-Lluberas
W.T. Robbins
Ms. Susan Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robins
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Robinson
Mr. William Robinson
Nancy and Darin Rock
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Rockwell
Mr. Todd Roof
Dr. Robert A. Root, M.D.
Jovita Roschinger and
Peter M. Roschinger
FALL 2007 Thank You Supporters
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Dr. and Mrs. David H. Rose
Mr. Gerald B. Rosenstein
Mrs. James Ross
Mr. James Ross
Ms. Hermina M. Rosskopf
Ms. Mary Rudden
Father Kenneth Ryan, O.P.
Dr. Richard Ryan
Mr. Terrence Ryan
Mr. David Sadava
Sherry Sandel
Denise Scaglione
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Schellinger
Mr. and Mrs. H. Alton Schick
Mr. Gary Schilling
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Donn Schroder
Lena Schuman and
Vladimir Naroditsky
David and Isis Schwartz
Wesley Sebren
Marilyn G. Seiberling
Mr. Edmund Sheffield
John H. Shinkai
Francis R. Shoemaker
Ms. Mary Ellen Shook
Jeff Shuttleworth and
Cecilia Gaerlan
Mrs. Joanie Silverstein
Mr. Howard A. Simon and
Ms. Vivien R. Igra
Ms. Sheila Simon
Ms. Wendy Simon
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Skylor
Ms. Beatrice Slater
Jacqueline and Lawrence Slayen
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall L. Small
Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Smith
Derek and Stephanie Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Smith
Mr. Michael Somers
Mr. Thomas H. Sponsler
Ms. Cecilie Starin
Mr. John M. Stedman and
Ms. Julie Brook
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stein, Jr.
Drs. Madlyn and Thomas Stein
Ms. Jo A. Stewart
Robert Edward Steyer
Mr. John Stutesman
Ms. Robin A. Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sydow
Fred Quintara and Stella Sze
James and Annie Tai
Ms. Judith L. Teichman and Mr.
Chester F. Relyea
Sam Thal, M.D.
Judith Tornese and Jerry Winters
Ms. Meg Troughton
Jerome Tulchin
Maria Ury
Nancy and Paul Valentine
Dr. Lola Lee Van Compernolle
Mrs. Barbara V. Van der Veer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vaszko
Leslys Garrow Vedder
Terry and Mary Vogt
David M. Wade and Marian Marsh
Albert Wald
Stephen P. Wallace
Judith B. Walsh
William Wara, M.D.
Mrs. Manya Warner
Ramona Wascher
A. J. Watson
Mr. John W. Weatherman
Ronald Welch and Ellen Watson
Irene H. Wentland
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard G. Werth
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wertz
Dr. George and Bay Westlake
Ms. Nancy P. Weston
Robert T. Weston
Dr. Joan R. Wheelwright
Drs. Steven and Emma White
Mr. John Wickey
Ms. Kendall Wilkinson
Virginia Tveit Wilson
Mr. Ed Winer
Mr. Klaus Wirsing
Maylene Wong
Mr. Warren J. Wong
Mr. William W. Wong
Ms. Margaret Wrensch
Phil and Gail Wright
Mr. Larry Yabroff
Ms. Catharina Young
David N. Young
Mr. Barry Zevin and
Ms. Maggie P. Roberts
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Ziegler
Mike Zimmerman
Ms. Angela Zink
$2,500 to $4,999
Conservatory Faculty and Staff
$100 to $999
Mr. Christopher Basso
Mr. Daniel Jack Becker
Ms. Kay Coleman
Kip Cranna
Mr. Jacques Desjardins
Karen and Gerald Heather
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Imbrie
Frank and Linda Kurtz
Dr. Bruce A. Lamott
Joseph M. Mace and
Peter G. Thoresen
Mr. Zaven Melikian
Colin and Sam Murdoch
Mr. Lawrence R. Newhouse,
Ms. Susan K. Barnett and
Lawrence Newhouse Inc.
Piano Services
Lisa Petrie and Nico Stuurman
Jane Randolph
Nancy and Howard Sackson
Lena Schuman and
Vladimir Naroditsky
Ms. Elizabeth A. Touma
Institutional gifts
$100,000 and above
The Ann and Gordon Getty
Foundation
The William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation
$10,000 to $99,999
Alta Partners
Frank A. Campini Foundation
Citigroup Foundation
Compton Foundation, Inc.
Deutsche Bank Americas
Foundation
David B. Gold Foundation
Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund
Grants for the Arts of the
San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund
Walter and Elise Haas Fund
ISOM Foundation
Margoes Foundation
The Henry Mayo Newhall
Foundation
The San Francisco Foundation
Sequoia Trust Fund
SMWM
Wallis Foundation
Wells Fargo Bank
$5,000 to $9,999
Bettina Baruch Foundation
Labatt Food Services
Edna Reichmuth Scholarship Trust
The Laney Thornton Foundation
Jessie Wegner Trust0
The Carl Gellert & Celia Berta
Gellert Foundation
Machiah Foundation of the Jewish
Moore Dry Dock Foundation
The Presser Foundation
Emma Lou Young Music Fund of the
Jewish Community
Endowment Fund
$1,000 to $2,499
Auerbach & Associates
Flack + Kurtz Inc.
Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund
Hospitality Industry Association
Kirkegaard and Associates
Kochis Fitz
The Low Wood Fund, Inc.
National Council of Jewish Women
Page & Turnbull
Swinerton Family Fund
Bonneville International
Corporation/KDFC Radio
Center for Learning in Retirement
Yahoo! Inc.
Matching Gifts
Adobe Systems
Agilent Technologies
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
Bank of America Foundation
California Wellness Foundation
Chevron Corporation
Foundation
Federated Department Stores
Foundation
Genentech, Inc.
HSBC Matching Gift Program
IBM Corporation
Intel Foundation
KKR Financial, LLC
Microsoft Corporation
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
State Farm Companies Foundation
Varian Medical Systems
Wells Fargo Educational
Matching Gift Program
Significant In-Kind
Gifts
Dr. Donald Aitken
Ambrosia Bakery
Dr. Barry C. Baron and Mrs.
Constance Goodyear Baron
Bonneville International
Corporation/KDFC
Didi and Dix Boring
Ava Jean and Harold Brumbaum
Mr. Jim Caravello
Ebisu Japanese Cuisine
Robert Fountain Event Design
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guillou
Jane Hammond Events
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Handin
Mr. L. John Harris
Michael S. Hensley Party Rentals
Ms. Bernadette Howard-Gibbon
In Performance Series at the Cowell
Theater at Fort Mason
Supported by: Grants for the Arts/
San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund
The William and
Flora Hewlett Foundation,
The Fort Mason Foundation
Mr. Petr Jerabek
Jacqueline Jones Design
KGO Radio
KGO-TV
Mrs. Maria Kushelevsky
Mr. Arthur Leino
Mr. James A. Leuker
Dr. Richard V. Lynch III
Irene B. Marble Trust
McCall Associates
Mr. Seth Meteyer
The Omni Foundation for the
Performing Arts
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLC
Mrs. Lise Deschamps Ostwald
Peterson Skolnick & Dodge LLC
Maestro and Mrs. Donald Runnicles
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco Magazine
San Francisco Opera
San Francisco Performances
San Francisco Symphony
Mr. Victor Stone
Stuppin Fund for the Arts of
Community Foundation Sonoma
County
Mr. Conrad Susa
Ms. Judith Taylor
Mrs. Caroline G. Torre
Tufts, Stephenson & Kaspar, LLP
Mr. Jeffrey J. Wells
Campaign Gifts
and pledges received through
June 30, 2007, includes tribute
gifts credited to the Campaign
$25,000 and above
Anonymous
Mrs. Agnes Albert
Jola and John Anderson
Michael and Monique Apatoff
Nancy and Joachim Bechtle
Edward W. and Marshia A. Beck
Louis de K. Belden
Patricia and Edwin Berkowitz
Paul and Kathy Bissinger
Donald and Katherine Black
Didi and Dix Boring
The Bothin Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Bowes, Jr.
Mr. George M. Bowles
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bryan
Carol Franc Buck Foundation
Eva Benson Buck Charitable Trust B
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Buckley, Jr.
C.M. Capital Foundation
Mr. J. Peter Cahill
Estate of Emy and
Lewis S. Callaghan
Carol and Lyman Casey
Dr. Chi-Foon and Rebecca-Sen Chan
Dr. and Mrs. Yanek S. Y. Chiu
Columbia Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Deleage
Reid and Peggy Dennis
Patricia Swig Dinner
Carol Pucci Doll
Mrs. Morris Doyle
Eldorado Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Elvebak
Mr. and Mrs. Staffan Encrantz
Jacqueline and Christian Erdman
Mr. and Mrs. George Ettelson
Mr. and Mrs. Saturnino S. Fanlo
Ms. Carolyn Zecca Ferris
Timothy and Virginia Foo
Mrs. Howard Friedman
Fritz Family Foundation
The Ann and
Gordon Getty Foundation
Claire Giannini Fund
William G. Gilmore Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goggio
David B. Gold Foundation
Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund
Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund
Constance Goodyear Baron and
Barry C. Baron, M.D.
Grubb & Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Jon D. Gruber
Crescent Porter Hale Foundation
Mr. David W. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Hart
Ms. Charlene Harvey and
Mr. Michael McCone
Estate of Margaret M. Hayden
Mr. Alvin Hayman
Mr. and Mrs. F. Warren Hellman
Estate of Robert Helps
The Herbst Foundation, Inc.
The William and
Flora Hewlett Foundation
Estate of Jacqueline Hoefer
Mr. James C. Hormel and
Mr. Timothy C. Wu
Darril Hudson
The James Irvine Foundation
The William G. Irwin
Charity Foundation
Raymond and Elsie Kelly
William and
Gretchen Kimball Fund
Estate of June Hope Kingsley
The June Hope Kingsley Trust
Koret Foundation
The Stanley S. Langendorf
Foundation
Richard and Tatwina Lee
Mr. John Lee
Doris S. Lee
Fred M. Levin and Nancy Livingston,
The Shenson Foundation
Jeannik Méquet Littlefield
Richard A. Marciano and
Teresa Middleton
Mr. Bruce McEver
Mrs. Anne Gianinni McWilliams
and The McWilliams
Family Donor Advised Fund
Mericos Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. J. Alec Merriam
Steven L. Merrill
Montgomery Street Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Moore
Maura and Robert Morey
Willa and Ned Mundell
Northern California Community
Loan Fund
Mr. Donald L. Oestreicher
Estate of Mildred F. Oliva
Oscar E. Olson Family Trust
The Bernard Osher Foundation
The Bernard Osher Philanthropies
Foundation of the Jewish
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Otter
Marie Kendrick Otto Foundation
Deepika R. Pakianathan and
Phil Pemberton
Ann and Jim Paras
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Peterson
Post Family Trust
Nancy and Larry Probst
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua M. Rafner
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Raphaelson
Mr. and Mrs. Claude N.
Rosenberg, Jr.
Gary A. Rust, M.D.
Sarlo Foundation of the Jewish
SBC Corporation
Dr. and Mrs. Rolf G. Scherman
Estate of Henrietta Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Schuss
See’s Candies, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Seipp, Jr.
Serrano Foundation
Dr. A. Jess Shenson
Estate of Barbara Sherman
Mr. Paul W. Skinner
Tania W. Stepanian
Dr. Bernard Stone and
Mrs. Beatrice Stone
The Morris Stulsaft Foundation
Stuppin Fund for the Arts of
Community Foundation
Sonoma County
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Tilden
Drs. Jane Chang Tom and
Sanford Tom
Mr. Daniel G. Volkmann, Jr.
Estate of Harry J. Wagner
Mrs. Phyllis Wattis
The Phyllis C. Wattis Foundation
Wells Fargo Bank
Wells Fargo Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. V. Whitman
Mr. and Mrs. Brayton Wilbur, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Witt
Mrs. David B. Wodlinger
From left to right: Former faculty member Peggy Salkind,
alumnus Robin Sutherland, ‘75 and Mark Salkind join in
the celebration dedicating the rooftop Milton Salkind
Terrace on June 6 in honor of the beloved former
Conservatory president.
$1,000 to $24,999
Anonymous (5)
John Adams and Deborah O’Grady
Joanne and Clark Ahn
Ms. Katherine E. Akos
Paul Franz Albert
Joseph R. Amisano
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Appleford
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Arnold
Mary Ann Aronson and
Samuel Aronson
Lynne Aspnes
Timothy and Rie Bach
Professor Richard L. Bains and
Dr. Amalia Mesa-Bains
Richard and Darla Bastoni
Mr. Alvin H. Baum, Jr.
Robert and Margaret Beck
Foundation
Betty and Sven Bekgran
Mr. Richard M. Beleson
Ms. Irina Belotelkin
Tom and Mary Belshe
The Bien Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bilger
Marilyn K. Blake
Linda Brewer
Bob and Roberta Brickell
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Britton
Mr. Barry C. Brooker
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy N. Brown
Mr. Carl G. Brown, Jr.
Josephine Brownback
Timothy and Denyse Browne
Mr. and Mrs. W. John Buchanan
Dr. and Mrs. John N. Callander
Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Carmichael
Donna Miller Casey
Philip J. Cazahous
Mr. Solomon B. Cera and Ms.
Chandra Sen
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Named Scholarships
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Sergei Barsukov Scholarship for Piano
Sergei Barsukov Scholarship for Violin
Alexander Bellow Scholarship
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Scholarship
Selina Canes & Jacques Meyer Canes
Scholarship
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Louise M. Davies Scholarship
Christiane P. de Bord Scholarship
Betty Swig Dinner Scholarship
Helen and Willis Elliott Scholarship
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Scholarship Fund
Frank and Josephine Fragale Scholarship
Isidor Geiger Violin Scholarship
Dolores Graves Vocal Scholarship
Walter Guttmann Piano Scholarship
Crescent Porter Hale Scholarship
Lester A. Holmes Scholarship
Hurlbut-Johnson Preparatory Scholarship
Kolko Family Scholarship for String
Students
May S. Kurka Scholarship
Lewis Scholarship
Cherry Lin Scholarship in Honor of
Tomoko Hagiwara
Jane and Martin Livingston Memorial
Scholarship
Martin Livingston Preparatory
Scholarship
Barry Manilow Scholarship
Susan McCarthy Memorial Scholarship
for Students of Musicianship
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Connie and Charles Meng Scholarship
Arthur Minton Scholarship
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O’Shaughnessy Scholarship Fund
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Osher Foundation Scholars
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Corry Rankin Memorial Fund
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Scholarship Fund
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Scholarship
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Scholarship for Piano Students
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Paul L. & Phyllis Wattis
Foundation Scholarship
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Endowed Faculty Chairs
The James D. Robertson Chair in Piano,
Paul Hersh
The Isaac Stern Distinguished Chair in
Violin, vacant
The Frederica von Stade Distinguished Chair
in Voice, vacant
Endowed Awards
Kris Getz Composition Award
Marina Grin Award
Jim Highsmith Award in Composition
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Clarinet
Luis Baez
Ben Freimuth
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Elinor Armer
Dan Becker
David Conte
David Garner
Alden Jenks
Conrad Susa Chair
Conducting
Michael Morgan
Alasdair Neale
Sonja Neblett Chair
Double Bass
Scott Pingel
Stephen Tramontozzi
Flute
Timothy Day Chair,
Woodwinds
Guitar
Lawrence Ferrara
Gyan Riley
Richard Savino
David Tanenbaum Chair
Marc Teicholz
Harp
Marcella De Cray Chair
Douglas Rioth
Harpsichord
Corey Jamason
Horn
Jonathan Ring
Bruce Roberts
Robert Ward
Oboe
William Bennett
James Moore
Pamela Smith
Organ
Rodney Gehrke
Percussion
David Herbert, Timpani
Jack Van Geem Chair
Piano
Paul Hersh
Sharon Mann
Mack McCray Chair
Yoshikazu Nagai
William Wellborn Piano
Pedagogy
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Timothy Bach Chair
Trombone
John R. Engelkes Bass
Mark Lawrence Tenor;
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Paul Welcomer Tenor
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Gregory Barber
Jeff Biancalana
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Adam Smyla
Stephen Tramontozzi
Chen Zhao
Conservatory Chorus
David Conte Director
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Andrew Mogrelia
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Alasdair Neale
Principal Guest Conductor
String and Piano Chamber Music
Jennifer Culp
Jean-Michel Fonteneau
Paul Hersh
Jodi Levitz
Robert Mann
Yoshikazu Nagai
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Ian Swensen
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Stephen Paulson
Jonathan Ring
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Peter Wahrhaftig
Robert Ward
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Gregory Barber
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Ruby Pleasure
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David Burkhart
Mario Guarneri
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Jeffrey Anderson
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Don Ehrlich
Leonid Gesin
Paul Hersh
Jodi Levitz
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Alexander Barantschik
Wei He
Bettina Mussumeli
Axel Strauss
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Violoncello
Jennifer Culp
Voice
Sylvia Anderson
Catherine Cook
Pamela Fry Chair
Wendy Hillhouse
Eric Howe Vocal Physiology;
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Leroy Kromm
Ruby Pleasure
Jane Randolph
Marcie Stapp Diction
César Ulloa
Academic Faculty
Alexander Technique
Robert Britton
General Education
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Nikolaus Hohmann
Matthew Kennedy
Betsy Marvit
Lois S. Musmann
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Eithne Pardini
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Music History and Literature
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Sarah Cahill
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John Spitzer Chair
Conrad Susa
Rose Theresa
Music Theory and Musicianship
Allan Crossman
Jacques Desjardins
Scott Foglesong Chair, Music
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David Garner
Alla Gladysheva
Sonja Neblett
Jonathan Russell
Michael Schroeder
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Yoriko Richman
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Nicole Paiement
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Jacques Desjardins
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Milissa Carey
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Assistant Director, Opera
Kathryn Cathcart
Conductor, Music Director,
Opera Workshop
Darryl Cooper
Assistant Music Director
Richard Harrell
Director, Opera Program
Regina Saisi Acting
Barbara Scott Stage Basics
Emeriti
Joan Gallegos
Willene Gunn
Hermann le Roux
Zaven Melikian
Peggy Salkind
Camilla Wicks
Accompanists &
Vocal Coaches
Steven Bailey
Mark Bruce
Amy Chiu
Nadya Dabuzhshaya
Anne-Frances Dillon
Amy Glenn
Elizabeth Ingber
Alex Katsman
Kevin Korth
Shu Li
Keisuke Nakagoshi
Bryan Nies
Kristin Pankonin
Carl Pantle
Mai-Linh Pham
Szu-Pei Teresa Yu
Ensemble Faculty
Brass and Woodwind
Chamber Music
Jeffrey Anderson
Luis Baez
Gregory Barber
Woodwind Coordinator
Jeff Biancalana
Jeffrey Budin
David Burkhart
Timothy Day
Steven Dibner
John Engelkes
Ben Freimuth
Mario Guarneri
Dan Becker
Preparatory & Adult
Extension Faculty
Composition
Alexis Alrich
June Bonacich
David Conte
Jonathan Russell
Early Childhood
Luba Kravchenko
Jaejin Lee
Alice Mosley
Yoriko Richman
Christie Peery Skousen
Ensembles
Susan Bates
Paul Binkley
Sarah Choi
Scott Cmiel
Dana Putnam Fonteneau
Bruce Foster
Randolph Fromme
Doris Fukawa Chair
Miles Graber
Aenea Mizushima Keyes
Machiko Kobialka
Andrew Luchansky
Richard Rogers
Benjamin Simon
Ross Thompson
Sarah Voynow
Yaada Weber
Guitar
Paul Binkley
Scott Cmiel
Lawrence Ferrara
Ross Thompson
Harp
Michael Rado
Douglas Rioth
Sarah Voynow
Harpsichord
Corey Jamason
Musicianship
Alexis Alrich
June Bonacich
Scott Cmiel Chair
Richard Roper
Organ
Rodney Gerhke
Percussion
Tommy Kesecker
Piano
Katherine Buss
Jacqueline Chew
Lauren Cony
Trudi Denney
Jacqueline Divenyi
Erna Gulabyan
Tomoko Hagiwara
Paul Hersh
Dorian Ho
Machiko Kobialka
Sima Kouyoumdjian
Luba Kravchenko
Jaejin Lee
Sharon Mann
Meikui Matsushima
Annamarie McCarthy
John McCarthy
Mack McCray
Yoshikazu Nagai
June Choi Oh
Scott Pratt
Richard Rogers
Lena Schuman
Christie Peery Skousen
William Wellborn
Jerri Witt
Helen Wong
Strings
William Barbini violin
Susan Bates viola
Pat Burnham violin
Yuri Cho violin
Shinji Eshima bass
violoncello
violoncello
Doris Fukawa violin
Wei He violin
Aenea Mizushima Keyes violin
Jonathan Koh violoncello
Davis Law violin
Jodi Levitz viola
Li Lin violin
Sieun Lin violoncello
Bettina Mussumeli violin
Carol Rice violoncello
David Samuel violin
Monica Scott violoncello
James Shallenberger violin
Axel Strauss violin
Barbara Wirth violoncello
Peter Wyrick violoncello
Board of Trustees
Doris Fukawa
Winds and Brass
Kathryn Curran trombone
Bruce Foster clarinet
Gary Jagard horn
Esther Landau flute
Scott Macomber trumpet
Timothy Price saxophone
Laura Reynolds oboe
Richard Roper trumpet
Yaada Weber flute
Voice
Pamela Alexander
Helen Dilworth
Eun-Mee Ko
Hermann Le Roux
Dina Reyes
Anja Strauss
Adult Extension Division
Alexis Alrich
Tony Berman
June Bonacich
Robert Britton
Jacqueline Chew
Clifford “Kip” Cranna
Helen Dilworth
Katie Guthorn
Bruce Lamott
Brian Neilson
Tim Price
Richard Roper
Sarah Voynow
Bonnie Weiss
Faith Winthrop
Barbara Wirth
September 2007
Warren R. Hashagen, Jr. Chair
Colin Murdoch President
Edward W. Beck Executive Vice-Chair
Mrs. Dix Boring Executive Vice-Chair
William K. Bowes, Jr. Vice-Chair
Bruce W. Hart Vice-Chair
Lisa S. Miller Vice-Chair
Michael R.V. Whitman Vice-Chair
Deepa R. Pakianathan Secretary
Jean Deleage Treasurer
In Memoriam
TRUSTEES
John M. Anderson
Kent Taylor Baum
Patricia B. Berkowitz
Richard A. Bohannon, M.D.
Mrs. James F. Buckley, Jr.
Mrs. Carol W. Casey
Christiane P. de Bord
Mrs. Genevieve di
San Faustino
Christina B. Diver
Carol Pucci Doll
Saturnino Fanlo
Timothy Foo
Mrs. Ernest Goggio
Mrs. Jaquelin H. Hume
Tatwina Chinn Lee
Rose C. Meltzer
Maura B. Morey
Nancy Probst
Joshua M. Rafner
Matthew Raphaelson
George S. Sarlo
Jane Chang Tom
Ashford D. Wood
Associate
Board
John C. Beckman
Ava Jean Brumbaum
Reid Dennis
David W. Hall
Mrs. Richard C. Otter
Michael J. Savage
Mrs. Eugene Shurtleff
John B. Stuppin
Advisory
Board
Gordon P. Getty
Thomas Hampson
Lotfi Mansouri
Robert K. McFerrin, Jr.
Isaac Stern
—In Memoriam
Michael Tilson Thomas
Frederica von Stade
Faculty
Representative
Nikolaus Hohmann
July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2007
Sylvie Braitman-Chouraki Alumna
George Ettelson Trustee
Patrick E. Morgan Alumnus
Walter P. Quintin Ada Clement Society
Annette Brodovsky Alumna
Leonard E. Kingsley Major donor
Francis Nichol Alumnus
Dorothy Steinmetz Former Faculty
FALL 2007 15
Non-Profit
Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
San Francisco
Conservatory of Music
50 Oak Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
21 Sunday, 2 p.m., RH
19 Monday, 8 p.m., CH
16 Sunday, 1 p.m. & 4 p.m., CH
October 2007
Jean-Michel Fonteneau, cello,
Yoshikazu Nagai, piano
7 Sunday, 2 p.m., CH
28 Sunday, 2 p.m., RH
December 2007
17 Monday, 8 p.m., RH
Fall Season Highlights
Come Listen! Bettina Mussumeli, violin,
Jodi Levitz, viola, and
the Ives String Quartet
9 Tuesday, 2 p.m., OS
Angela Hewitt, Piano
Master Class - free
13 Saturday, 8 p.m., CH
BluePrint - Synesthesia:
Bridging the Senses
Nicole Paiement, conductor
16 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., RH
Menahem Pressler, Chamber
Music Master Class - free
18 Thursday, 8 p.m., CH
Menahem Pressler, Chamber
Music Concert
Conservatory Orchestra,
Alasdair Neale, guest
conductor, Lo-An Lin, piano
Paul Hersh, viola,
Corey Jamason, harpsichord
Donald Runnicles, Orchestral
Workshop - free
November 2007
Bonnie Hampton
Chamber Music Concert
John Adams in Residence
5 Wednesday, 8 p.m., CH
Conservatory Orchestra and
New Music Ensemble
7 Friday, 8 p.m., CH - free
Symposium/Discussion with
John Adams and Sarah Cahill
5 Monday, 7:30 p.m., CH
Thomas Hampson, Vocal Master
Class - Guest passes not applicable
9 Sunday, 2 p.m., CH
15 Thursday, 7:30 p.m., RH
10 Monday, 8 p.m., RH
BluePrint: Bridging Time
Nicole Paiement, conductor
RH = Recital Hall
Axel Strauss, violin
Paul Hersh, piano
Tickets are
$20 general admission
$15 students, seniors and
Friends of the Conservatory.
Call 415.503.6275
www.sfcm.edu
Conservatory Orchestra,
Andrew Mogrelia, conductor
John Adams, guest conductor
Mario Guarneri, trumpet
Mary Fettig, saxophone, and
Mark Levine, piano
Bonnie Hampton, Chamber
Music Master Class - free
Conservatory Opera Theatre
Mozart’s Magic Flute - free
Scott Foglesong, piano
Alden Jenks, composition,
with Mikako Endo, composition
15 Saturday, 1 p.m. & 4 p.m., CH
Conservatory Opera Theatre
Mozart’s Magic Flute - free
CH = Concert Hall
OS = Osher Salon
UpBeat is published by the
San Francisco Conservatory of
Music bi-annually. We welcome
comments, suggestions, and
mailing list corrections; please
call 415.503.6211 or e-mail
[email protected].
Writing Terry Fiala, Lisa Petrie
Design Beatriz Américo
Photography Seth Affoumado,
Rory McNamara, Bill Swerbenski
and Matthew Washburn

Something Old, Something New… Summer Music West returns!

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