Winter Pops 2016 Program - Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra

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Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra
Symphonic Journey 2015-2016
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2016
7:30pm in the BJ Haan Auditorium on the campus of Dordt College
Vocal Soloists:
Principal Conductor, Christopher Stanichar
Vocal Soloists:
Shannon Salyards
Soprano
Shannon Salyards
Soprano
Pamela De Haan
Mezzo-Soprano
Christopher Stanichar
Russell Svenningsen
Conductor
Pamela
De Haan
Principal
Mezzo-Soprano
Tenor
Christopher Stanichar
Principal Conductor
CELEBRITY CONDUCTOR
CONTEST
Three local rivals are competing for
CELEBRITY CONDUCTOR
your votes!
Josh Bowar - Sioux Center
CONTEST
Three local rivals are competing Alan
for Laird - Orange City
Marlowe
Van Ginkel - Rock Valley
your votes!
Josh Bowar - Sioux Center
Alan Laird - Orange Every
City $ donated to NISO = 1 vote!
Marlowe Van Ginkel - Rock Valley
Russell Svenningsen
Tenor
Brandon Hendrickson
Baritone
Brandon Hendricks
Baritone
WELCOME
PROGRAM
PROGRAM__________________
Welcome to the Pops Concert,
Tonight we present for your musical enjoyment,
the influential, innovative and successful American
musical theatre writing team, Richard Rodgers and
Oscar Hammerstein III. In 1943 they partnered in a
new genre, the musical theatre. That collaboration
produced their first musical, “Oklahoma!”
Sit back and enjoy some of the most memorable
and loved songs from decades of their fruitful
partnership. Our featured soloists bring to life
many of your favorites.
Enjoy truffles and coffee during intermission and
continue to “vote” for your favorite candidate
for Celebrity Conductor. After intermission, I’ll
announce the winner of the Celebrity Conductor
Contest, who will then conduct the orchestra to
open the second half.
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Truly “A Grand Night for Singing,” perhaps
around a “Carousel” or on a “Show Boat” to the
“South Pacific!” The “King and I” will make a stop
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and Hammerstein.
It is
again
my pleasure,
on behalf of American State Bank, to welcome
you to this special performance, and to
thank you for your continued support of the
Symphony. Also, thank you to the musicians
who share their time and provide us the finest
in musical entertainment, vocal soloists
Shannon Salyards, Pamela De Haan, Russell
Svenningsen, and Brandon Hendrickson.
We look forward to finding out which one of
Winter Pops Concert, The Classics of Rodgers and
the three distinguished gentlemen will be this
n behalf of American State Bank, to welcome you to this
year’s
Celebrity
Conductor!
our continued
support
of the
Symphony. Also, thank you
THE NORTHWEST IOWA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Christopher Stanichar, Conductor
Shannon Salyards, Soprano
Pamela De Haan, Mezzo-Soprano
Russell Svenningsen, Tenor
Brandon Hendrickson, Baritone
Music of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein
THE CAROUSEL WALTZ arr. by Calvin Custer
IT'S A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING
I HAVE DREAMED
WE KISS IN A SHADOW
I WHISTLE A HAPPY TUNE
HELLO, YOUNG LOVERS
IF I LOVED YOU
YOUNGER THAN SPRINGTIME
A WONDERFUL GUY
THERE IS NOTHIN' LIKE A DAME
SOME ENCHANTED EVENING
Intermission
COLONEL BOGEY MARCH by Kenneth J. Alford
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Sincerely,
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and Brandon Hendrickson.
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President
Please Note:
Flash photography and the use of recording
devices is prohibited during NISO concerts.
Please disable all cell phones and pagers.
CELEBRITY CONDUCTORS______
NISO’s Fifth Celebrity Conductor Contest is being held tonight in conjunction with the Winter Pops
Concert, THE CLASSICS OF RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN. Prominent local individuals have been
invited to compete by soliciting support from family and friends. Each dollar donated to NISO will
constitute one vote, with results tabulated during intermission. After intermission, all the candidates will
be recognized and thanked for their willingness to support NISO in this fundraiser. The winner, with
attire and baton of choice, will then have the distinct and well-earned privilege of conducting the
orchestra in a special selection.
Josh Bowar - Sioux Center
Bowar is the assistant principal at Sioux Center Christian School. His wife Alicia is an
administrative assistant at the Sioux Center Public Library. Josh enjoys service in the
community, building relationships with students and school employees, reading,
drinking coffee, and helping kids. And he loves music! Josh’s life and musical
experience can be summarized using everyone’s favorite musical scale.
DO you know that he played the alto and tenor saxophone in middle school and high
school? He really can toot his own horn.
RE call that he also took piano lessons -- for only two weeks.
MI nutes away in his small hometown in South Dakota, he once played the lead role
(Santa) in the elementary music program (pillow and all).
FA st forward to today: he enjoys singing in church, in the shower, and sometimes all alone in his office.
SO long ago, he also participated in swing choir, all state choir, jazz band, marching band, and a special
summer musical put on by the neighborhood kids.
LA tely he enjoys hearing his nephews sing songs that may or may not make sense.
TI melines are blurry, but he once was part of a famous trio that serenaded young women at bachelorette
parties.
DO nate if you want to see him make a fool of himself in front of talented, professional musicians and a
packed house!
Alan Laird – Orange City
Laird grew up in Storm Lake, Iowa, and attended Northwestern College. A circuitous
course brought his family back to Orange City, where he has been with the Orange
City Area Health System since 1991, providing care in both Orange City and
Hospers. Recently, his role grew to include Chief Medical Officer duties. Al eagerly
accepted the invitation to participate in the Conductor Contest, believing it to be his
chance to keep up with his talented family. His wife is a ventriloquist and children’s
entertainer, and both of his sons are involved in the entertainment business. Al has
always enjoyed music, and participated in high school band and choir. His greatest
achievement was being selected as 1 chair baritone saxophone of his high school jazz band. He does
admit that there was only one chair, and that nobody else wanted to march with that huge baritone sax!
Al is happy to have this opportunity to support NISO. He hopes you will support him in this political
season. Unlike other candidates currently seen on TV, he promises that, should he win, there will not be
four years of voter regret. Please vote for Dr. Laird as this year’s guest conductor. He asks you to open
your hearts and your pocket books. He urges you to vote early and vote often.
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Marlowe Van Ginkel – Rock Valley
Van Ginkel was born and raised in Rock Valley, where he and his wife, Pam, still
live. They have four adult children and thirteen beautiful grandchildren living in
Arizona, Iowa and South Dakota. Marlowe earned a degree in social work at Dordt
College in 1973. His entire career since then has been serving in various capacities at
Hope Haven, where he currently is the Director of Church and Public Relations.
Marlowe has received numerous Hall of Fame and Official of the Year awards in his
role as a college and high school athletic official in basketball, football and baseball.
He also has been singing second tenor and baritone in the Valley Male Chorus since
1978, and he coordinates all their concerts and spring tours. Although he has been
through some tough, intense moments in his officiating career, Marlowe admits that
conducting the symphony orchestra will likely be much more stressful for him! He is confident, though,
that the combination of his decisive athletic judgments and his fine musical talent will equip him to be a
superb symphony conductor.
ARTISTS__________________
ARTISTS_________________________
PAMELA DE HAAN, mezzo-soprano, is a vocal and saxophone instructor at Dordt and Northwestern Colleges and maintains a small private
studio as well. She received her Bachelor’s degree in music education from Dordt College and a Master’s degree in vocal performance from University
of South Dakota in Vermillion. De Haan has performed solos in many community events including Summer Suites in Orange City and with the
Dordt Concert Band. In addition to soloing in area churches, she has compiled and performed programs on prayer, Easter, Christmas, and celebrating
motherhood. Choirs she has directed include the Dordt Women’s Chorus, Meester Zangkoor in Orange City, and the adult choir in Newkirk Reformed
Church. De Haan is an active organist and collaborative pianist in the area, currently accompanying the Sioux County Oratorio Chorus and recitalists
at both Dordt and Northwestern Colleges. She has also served as president and treasurer of the local Lewis and Clark chapter and treasurer of the
Iowa Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing.
De Haan's previous appearances with NISO include Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 and featured solos in the Pop's Concert in 2014. She has also been a
saxophonist as part of the orchestra several times in the past years.
BRANDON HENDRICKSON, baritone, is an active performer on the opera, concert and recital stage. Hendrickson’s “mellifluous” and “beautiful
baritone,” as hailed by Opera News, has been heard interpreting standard and contemporary operatic and recital repertoire on an international level.
His performances on the opera stage have included Gianni Schicchi in Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi, Constantine in Pasatieri's The Seagull, Papageno in
Mozart's The Magic Flute, Cascada in Lehar's The Merry Widow, Figaro in Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro, Demetrius in Britten's A Midsummer Night’s
Dream, El Dancairo in Bizet's Carmen, John Brook in Adamo's Little Women, Albert in Massenet's Werther, Marcello and Schaunard in Puccini's La
Bohème, the Jailer in Poulenc's Dialogues of the Carmelites, Guglielmo in Cosi fan tutte, Leo in Barab’s I Can’t Stand Wagner, Father in Humperdinck’s
Hansel and Gretel, Giorgio Germont in La Traviata, Falke in Die Fledermaus, and Jake Wallace in La Fanciulla del West.
On the concert stage, Hendrickson’s recent credits include debuts with South Dakota Chorale, Spoleto Music Festival, Great Falls Symphony
Orchestra, Canterbury Choral Society, Oklahoma City Philharmonic, Helena Symphony Orchestra, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Sounds of South
Dakota, Louisiana Sinfonietta, Southeast Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra, Northern Iowa Symphony Orchestra, Swiss Choral Society, Charleston
Symphony Orchestra, The South Dakota Symphony Orchestra, and The Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra.
An active recitalist, Hendrickson performs frequently by invitation. In addition to recital work in his home state of Iowa, he has performed recitals in
South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Michigan, South Carolina, Louisiana, Texas, Manitoba, Canada, as well a number of cities in Ireland and
Northern Ireland.
Hendrickson serves on the music faculty at the University of South Dakota, the state’s flagship university. He teaches Applied Voice for graduate
and undergraduate students, Vocal Pedagogy, Song Literature, Lyric Diction, and co-directs the USD Opera, a national award winning ensemble. He
serves as a member of the SD-NATS and SDMTA organizations. He holds music degrees from Louisiana State University (D.M.A. Vocal Performance
and Pedagogy and M.M. Vocal Performance) and Simpson College (B.M.E.).
SHANNON SALYARDS, soprano, has performed as a soloist in venues such as Carnegie Hall in New York City, Severance Hall in Cleveland, the
Kimmel Center in Philadelphia, Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas, Jordan Hall in Boston, the Orpheum Theatre in Sioux City, and numerous
major cathedrals. Originally from Hastings, Neb., since her return to the Midwest, Salyards has been engaged as a soloist with Opera Omaha, the
Omaha Symphony Chamber Orchestra, Sioux City Symphony Orchestra, Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra, Hastings (Neb.) Symphony
Orchestra, Heartland Philharmonic Orchestra, Worthington (Minn.) Area Symphony Orchestra, Analog Arts Ensemble, Nebraska Choral Arts Society,
Sioux County Oratorio Chorus, and Nebraska Wind Symphony; in recital for Omaha's Joslyn Art Museum, the Sioux City Chamber Music
Association, Doane College, Hastings College, the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and Briar Cliff University; and on both the Abendmusik and
Arts for the Soul concert series in Lincoln, Neb.
During Salyards' years in Boston, she was featured as a soloist with the Arden String Quartet, Back Bay Chorale and Orchestra of Emmanuel Music,
Boston Orpheus Ensemble, Boston University Choral Society, Brookline Chorus, Marsh Chapel Choir and Collegium, the Masterworks Chorale,
the New Music Ensemble of Boston, and at the White Mountain Bach Festival in New Hampshire. Her professional ensemble experiences include the
Handel & Haydn Society and Opera Boston.
Salyards is an active member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS), including service as an officer in the local Lewis & Clark
chapter, and holds adjunct faculty appointments at Briar Cliff University and Morningside College in addition to an extensive private
voice studio. Her prior teaching experiences include the Boston University, Tanglewood Institute, Doane College, Hastings College, the University of
Nebraska at Omaha, and Western Iowa Tech Community College. She earned a Bachelor of Music degree in Voice Performance, magna cum laude,
from St. Olaf College, where she appeared as a soloist with the world-renowned St. Olaf Choir many times, and a Master of Music degree in Voice
Performance, with department honors, from Boston University.
RUSSELL SVENNINGSEN, tenor, is assistant professor of music at Augustana College, where he teaches applied voice and music theory and
conducts the Collegiate Chorale. Russell earned his D.M.A. in music education at Boston University; he holds an M.M. in choral conducting from the
University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music and a B.M., music education, from Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn.
An active performer, Svenningsen has appeared as featured soloist with orchestras and opera companies both locally and around the world. He is
also in demand as clinician and guest conductor and regularly travels to work with choirs around the United States.
Russell and his wife, Sarah, are the parents of two children, Anders and Annika. He is an avid (but deeply terrible) golfer.
CHRISTOPHER STANICHAR is the Principal Conductor of the Northwest Iowa Symphony. In addition to his position with Northwest Iowa
Symphony Orchestra, Stanichar conducts the Worthington Area Symphony Orchestra in Minnesota.
Stanichar earned his Doctorate of Musical Arts in conducting at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. In 1997 he was appointed Conducting
Assistant for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. He has conducted professional orchestras in Europe, Russia, Mexico, and the United States. He is
also an active composer; his works have been commissioned and performed throughout the world. For more information about Christopher and a
catalogue of his compositions, please visit christopherstanichar.com.
THE NORTHWEST IOWA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA comprises the finest musicians in the tri-state area. Teaching principals are of a
professional caliber and function as first chair players and teachers in sectional rehearsals. The orchestra’s 80 members include adults of all ages as
well as gifted music students ranging in age from high school through college. Six of these students are recipients of scholarships from Friends of the
Symphony for the purpose of continuing their private music instruction. NISO presents three concerts each season in addition to the annual Concert for
Children, which is given each November for over 1,000 area 4 , 5 , and 6 grade students.
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Katrina Regnerus, Dordt College
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Lynn Gross, Sioux City
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Gary Vander Hart, Sioux Center
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Richard Bogenrief, Merrill♮
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Lois Estell, Orange City
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Spencer Fynaardt, Dordt College
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Tara Tilstra, Dordt College
Dan Mangold, Orange City♩
Matthew Boer, Dordt College
Loretta Thomas, Vermillion♯
Kylie Van Wyhe, Dordt College
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Dane Hibma, Sioux Center♬
Ranae Boonstra, Dordt College
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Jill Wigton, Merrill
Haley Moss, Dordt College
* John Casey, Sioux Falls♩
Michael Groenenboom, Sioux Center
Jonathan Nyman, Dordt College
Matt Honken, Orange City
Marian Casey, Sioux Falls♩
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Jessica Setiawan, Dordt College
* Vance Shoemaker, Hawarden♯
Matt Augustine, Dordt College
Dalton Petersen, Sibley-Ocheyedan HS
Joseph Slegers, Orange City♪
Caleb Herman, Dordt College
Wade Vollink, Dordt College
+ Victoria Tatsumi, Western Christian HS
Miranda Hulstein, Dordt College
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Cathie Tien, Orange City♩
Rebecca Mangold, Orange City
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* Anna Vorhes, Sioux Falls♪
* Andrew Travers, Sioux Falls
* Lisa Miedema, Sioux Center♮
* Peter Boerema, Sioux Falls♪
Rebecca Nymeyer, Dordt College
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Shannon Abels, Sioux Falls♩
Katrina Regnerus, Dordt College
Craig Disselkoen, Sioux Center
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Nathan Kanis, Dordt College
Sue De Haan, Orange City♬
McKenzie Roselle, Dordt College
* Titus Landegent, Sioux Center♩
Stan Spaulding, Sioux Center
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Sam Roskamp, Dordt College
Sarah Te Grotenhuis, Sioux Center♬
Dallas Doane, USD
Janelle Van Der Zwaag, Hospers♪
Ronja Jung, Sioux City
Hannah Van Maanen, Doon♩
* Kristi Stanichar, Sioux Falls♩
Ashley Verhoef, Dordt College
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* Beverly Gibson, Sioux Falls♩
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Lee Schneider, Hull
Kristin Buskohl, Sioux Falls
Shirley Van Engen, Boyden♪
* Fei Chen, Sioux Falls
Meagan DeGraaf, Dordt College
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Maggie Drexler, Dordt College
Mindy Braithwaite, Sioux Falls
+ Katie Fictorie, Western Christian HS
Lois Estell, Orange City
Derek Friend, Dordt College♩
* Chris Haak, Sioux Falls
Kaitlyn Frye, Dordt College
Rachel Louwerse, Dordt College
Gary Vander Hart, Sioux Center♮
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NISO Members Years of Service:
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FRIENDS of NISO__________________
OFFICERS:
Jo Faber, Katie Lynn Haan, Deb &
Daryl Hibma, Joanne & Cliff Soodsma, Emily Sybesma, Beth Vanden
Berg
MEMBERS:
Curt & Patricia Ahrenholz
Joanne Alberda
Dallas & Carol Apol
Art & Phyllis Attema
Howard & Marge Beernink
Dave Bloemendaal
Gert Boer
Jim & Lavonne Bolkema
Jim & Glenda Bos
Del & Annafeen Broek
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Bernie & Kathy De Wit
George & Jo Faber
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Gregg & Brenda Hooyer
Gerald & Shirley Isakson
Rev. Carl & Ellen Klompien
Arnold & Carol Koekkoek
James & Sally Koldenhoven
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Henry & Dee Kramer
Scott & April Lundquist
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Louis & Tina Van Dyke
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Jerry & Kim Van Es
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Dennis & Carla Nibbelink
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Cornie & Dolores Rylaarsdam
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Joan Van’t Hof
John & Sheryl Slegers
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Cliff & Joanne Soodsma
Nancy Vanden Bosch
Mark & Emily Sybesma
Ken & Dorothy Vanden Brink
Shirley Sybesma
Joan Vander Hart
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Delmar & Lois Vander Zee
Bert & Sandra Van Batavia
David & Janis Versluis
Ron & LuAnn Van Den Berg
Elaine Wassink
Herm & Dawn Van Den Hul
Bev Zwart
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CONTRIBUTORS __________________
CORPORATE PARTNERS,
GRANT and CONCERT
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American State Bank
Premier Communications Foundation
Sioux Center Leadercast
Sioux Center Rec & Arts
Erik & Barb Hoekstra
Bill & Ila Jean Mouw
Northwest Bank
Lee & Audrey Plasier
Thomas A. Snyder
Dr. Christopher & Kristi Stanichar
Marvin & Joy Vogel
Walmart, Sioux Center
Ken & Dorothy Vanden Brink
Doug & Janet Vander Berg
Dale & Eileen Vander Wilt
Harold & Emily Vonk
Dennis & Donna Walstra
Walstra Plumbing & Heat
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Judy Winkel
George & Jo Faber
Kenneth E. Sabers
Lee & Eleanor Feenstra
Savings Bank – Primghar, Gretchen Gondek
Hartley, Lake Park
Howard & Vicki Hall
Kevin Schmidt
Greg & Laura Haverdink
Cliff & Joanne Soodsma
Lois Hooyer
Greg & Dawn Steggerda
Brent & Mary Hulstein
Jack & Alethea Stubbe
The Interstates Companies
Mark & Emily Sybesma
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McCarthy
Stan
& Beth
Vanden Berg
FRIENDS
OF THE SYMPHONY
ushering,
ticket
sales,
and
performance space, support staff, and
office
accommodations.
their
continuing
support
the
Northwest
Iowa
Symphony
Orchestra.
Bradley
Miedema, Music
Director
refreshments
Den Herder at our rehearsals.
John R. &
Betty Kreykes
Countryside
Body Shop – Dr. Verne & Gidge Meyer
Mike & Nancy Vanden CONTRIBUTORS
for
their
sustaining
appreciation
of
fine
music
and
FRIENDS
OF
THE
SYMPHONY
for
ushering,
ticket
sales,
and
Timothy
McGarvey,
Assistant
Conductor
Norma Snyder Jones
Andy & Joan Miedema
Arlin & Janene Van Gorp
Bradley & Lisa Miedema
Bosch
their
continuing
support
ofDekkenga
the Northwest
IowaMouw
Symphony
Orchestra.Inc. Gary & Joan Vander Hart
refreshments
at ourMotor
rehearsals.
Yette Te Paske
Marion &
Darlene
Martin
Karen
DeMouw
Mol, General
Manager
Company,
Eric & Lora
Rankin
Garold & Donna
Mary
Hulstein,
Administrative
Assistant
Henrietta
Muilenburg
FRIENDS
OF THE
SYMPHONY
forDen
ushering,
ticket
sales,
and
Bill & Jo Vander Werf
THE STAFF:
SOLOIST ($500 to $999)
John & Sheryl
Slegers at ourrehearsals.
Herder
Neal Chase Lumber Co.
refreshments
Orville & Arlene Vant Hul
BOARD
DIRECTORS:
Christopher
Conductor
Citizens State Stanichar,
Bank of
Nolan &OF
Dorenda
Van Bob & Rebecca De Smith
Northwestern Bank
Evan & Nancy Vermeer
THE
STAFF:
Chairperson
- Sheldon
Bradley
Miedema,
Sheldon
& Boyden Music Director
GaalenNorma Snyder Jones,
Bernie
& Kathy De
Wit
No Streaking, Inc.
Glen & Betty Vermeer
Christopher
Stanichar,
Conductor
Karen A. DeMol
Marvin
&
Audrey
Van – Sanborn
Verlyn & June De Wit
Carol
Buteyn
Timothy
McGarvey, Assistant
Conductor
Dan & Lori Olson
Drew & Jean Vogel
Bradley
Miedema,
Music
Director
THE
STAFF:
Formosa
Co.,
Inc. Manager
Vuuren
Driesen
EyeCenter
Center
Michael Groenenboom,
Sioux
Karen
DeFood
Mol,
General
Don & Joyce Oostenink
Timothy McGarvey, Assistant ConductorPiet & Nelene Westerbeek
CREDITS___________________________
CREDITS___________________________
CREDITS___________________________
CREDITS___________________________
Christopher
Stanichar,
Conductor
James
Koldenhoven
– Sioux
Center
Mary Hulstein, Administrative Assistant
Karen
Bradley Pennings,
Miedema, Secretary
Music Director
Rhonda
- Orange
CityDe Mol, General Manager
Mary
Hulstein, Administrative Assistant
Timothy
McGarvey,
Assistant
Conductor
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
John Slegers - Orange City
Karen
De
Mol, General Manager
Norma Snyder Jones, Chairperson -Cathie
Sheldon
Tien,Vice-Chairperson
Orange
City
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
MaryVanden
Hulstein,
Administrative
Carol Buteyn
Sanborn
Beth
Berg
- Sioux CenterAssistant
THANK
YOU–TO:
Norma Snyder Jones, Chairperson - Sheldon
Michael COLLEGE
Groenenboom,
Sioux
Center
Brian
Van Engen,
Treasurer
– SiouxCarol
Center
DORDT
for its
generous
provision
of rehearsal
and performance
space,
support
staff, and office accommodations.
Buteyn
– Sanborn
BOARD
OF
DIRECTORS:
James
Koldenhoven
–
Sioux
Center
Marion
Van Soelen,
Assistant
Treasurer
– Hull
CONTRIBUTORS for their sustaining
appreciation
of fine
music and
their
continuing
support of
the Northwest
Iowa Symphony
Michael
Groenenboom,
Sioux
Center
Norma
Snyder
Jones,
Chairperson
Sheldon
Rhonda Pennings, Secretary - Orange
CityVermeer, Sioux Center
Nancy
Orchestra.
James
Koldenhoven
–
Sioux
Center
Buteyn
– Sanborn
John Slegers
Orange
City
FRIENDS
OF-THE
SYMPHONY
for Carol
ushering,
ticket
sales, and refreshments
at our
rehearsals.
Rhonda
Secretary - Orange City
Michael
Groenenboom,
Vice-Chairperson
- Pennings,
Sioux Center
Cathie Tien,Vice-Chairperson
- Orange
City
IMMEDIATE
PAST
CHAIRPERSONS:
John
Slegers
- Orange City
Rhonda
Pennings,
Secretary
Orange
City
Beth
Vanden
Berg
Sioux
Center
Bernie Weidenaar
THE STAFF:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
IMMEDIATE
PAST
Cathie Tien,Vice-Chairperson
- Orange
CityCHAIRPERSONS:
Lee
Schneider
Brian Van Engen,
Treasurer
– SiouxYette
Center
Te Paske – Hull
Christopher
Stanichar,
Conductor
Beth Vanden
Berg - Sioux
Center
Norma
Chairperson
- Sheldon
Bernie
Weidenaar
Beth –Vanden
BergSnyder
- SiouxJones,
Center
Marion
Van
Soelen,
Assistant
Treasurer
Hull
Bradley Miedema, Music Director Brian VanCarol
Van Engen, Treasurer
– Sioux
Buteyn
– Sanborn
Yette Te
PaskeCenter
Engen,
Treasurer
– SiouxBrian
Center
Nancy Vermeer, Sioux Center
Timothy McGarvey, Assistant Conductor
Marion Van Soelen,
Nancy Vermeer,
Center
MichaelSioux
Groenenboom,
Vice-Chairperson
- Assistant Treasurer – Hull
KarenPAST
De Mol,
General Manager
Nancy Vermeer, Sioux Center
Sioux Center
IMMEDIATE
CHAIRPERSONS:
Mary
Administrative
Assistant PAST
IMMEDIATE
CHAIRPERSONS:
BernieHulstein,
Weidenaar
Rhonda
Pennings,
Secretary
- Orange City
Northwest Iowa Symphony
Orchestra
Concerts
IMMEDIATE
PAST CHAIRPERSONS:
Bernie Weidenaar
Yette Te Paske
Lee Schneider
– Hull
Christopher
Stanichar,
Conductor
Bernie Weidenaar
Yette Te Paske
Beth Vanden Berg - SiouxYette
Center
Te Paske
Brian Van
Engen,
Treasurer –January
Sioux Center
WINTER
POPS
– Saturday,
30, 2016
Nancy Vermeer – Sioux Center
CREDITS__________________
Symphonic Journey
Symphonic Journey
GUEST CONCERT - Friday, April 1, 2016
Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra Concerts
SPRING CONCERT – Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Christopher Stanichar, Conductor
Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra Concerts
Christopher Stanichar, Conductor
Northwest
Iowa
Symphony
Orchestra
Concerts
WINTER POPS – Saturday, January 30, 2016
Symphonic Journey
Symphonic Journey
Christopher Stanichar, Conductor
Northwest Iowa Symphony Youth Orchestra
WINTER Concert
POPS – Saturday, January 30, 2016
GUEST CONCERT - Friday, April 1, 2016
Bradley Miedema, Conductor
GUEST CONCERT – The Rose Ensemble – Friday, April 1, 2016
GUEST CONCERT - Friday, April 1, 2016
SPRING CONCERT – Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Saturday
December 5, 2015,
3:00 PM April 19, 2016
SPRING CONCERT
– “Czech-Mates”
– Tuesday,
SPRING
Saturday, April 9, 2016, 4:30
PM CONCERT – Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Northwest
Iowa
Symphony Youth Orchestra Concert
Northwest Iowa Symphony Youth
Orchestra
Concert
Bradley Miedema, Conductor
Bradley Miedema, Conductor
Northwest Iowa Symphony Youth Orchestra Concert
Saturday December 5, 2015, 3:00 PMSaturday, April 9, 2016, 4:30 PM Bradley Miedema, Conductor
Saturday, April 9, 2016, 4:30 PM Saturday December 5, 2015, 3:00 PM
Saturday, April 9, 2016, 4:30 PM Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra
498 4th Ave NE, Sioux Center, IA 51250
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