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STRATEGIC ALLIANCES Strategic Alliances is a program comprised of artists and organizations closely involved with The Miami Symphony Orchestra (MISO). With primary interests in establishing strong artistic and institutional relationships with MISO, the artists and organizations forming the Strategic Alliances share an artistic vision to support MISO’s potential for enormous growth. The synergy created between the alliances and The Miami Symphony Orchestra is limitless.
CONDUCTORSGustavo Dudamel
Giancarlo GuerreroAlondra de la Parra
VIOLINISTSAlexis Cardenas
Zack Du PeuNicolas Kendall
TRUMPET
Francisco Flores
CLARINETAlexander Fiterstein
HARMONICA
Antonio Serrano
OBOE Veit Stolzenberger
DOUBLE BASS
Edicson Ruiz
CHAMBER GROUPSTf3 (Time for Three)
COMPOSERS
Alexander BertiJoaquin De HaroOrlando Garcia
Sam HykenCarlos Rafael Rivera
INSTITUTIONALAllapattah Children & Youth Symphony (Academic Tutelage)
Brasil ClassicalDavos Financial Group
“El Sistema” FESNOJIV (Cultural Exchange and Education)Ensemble Nacional de España de Musica Contemporanea (New Music)
Florida International University - FIUFord Motor Company Fund “Ford Made in America” (New Music)
The M BuildingHispanic Friends of Israel
Master Chorale of South Floridamusimelange
The Patricia and Philip Frost Art MuseumUniversity of Miami - Frost School of Music
Rise Kern Cultural Presentations
“Thanks to The Miami Symphony Orchestra for the amazing time we shared.”
The following organizations have consistently enjoyed the benefi ts of attending our concerts season after season.
Culture Shock Miami
Florida International UniversityJewish Federation
Miami Rescue MissionOlympus Group
Positive ConnectionsUnited States Southern Command
“We thoroughly enjoy the quality of the music, and the enthusiasm of the conductor.”
If you happen to know of a charitable organization or school group that could benefi t from a Miami Symphony performance or open rehearsal, please contact Rita Kronheim
at [email protected] or (305) 275-5666.
“A wonderful orchestra, and cannot be in a better direction than with Maestro Eduardo Marturet.”
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- January, 2013 Audience Survey *
THE MIAMI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BELIEVES IN THE POWER OF MUSIC
TO BUILD COMMUNITIES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Rafael Diaz-Balart* CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARDRaul Valdes-Fauli* VICE-CHAIRMANRalph G. Patino* SECRETARYEugenio Maslowski* TREASURER
Fred AbboDaniel Andai*Marcell BallonaFrida BandelMarcelino BellostaBenjamin D. Bohlmann*Otto BusotLuis A. CorderoAnna Craft*Enrique CuscoChapman DucoteFernando Duprat*Rafael EgañezPeggy GarciaJerry Haar*Victor KendallVeronica Lopez-LopezEduardo Marturet*Daniel J. O’MalleySofi a OchoaDavid Osio Harold PatricoffEduardo Rabassa*Robert Rodriguez*Eduardo A. Sarasola
*Executive Committee Members
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
ASSISTANT CONDUCTORMarcoantonio Real-d’Arbelles
OFFICE MANAGERRita Kronheim
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTORMaricarmen Tredunlo
GRANTS DIRECTORPola Reydburd
OUTREACH PROGRAM COORDINATORTerry Bonelli
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF MISO CHAMBER MUSIC PROGRAMAnne Chicheportiche
MARKETING DIRECTORMatthew Marshall
CREATIVE DIRECTORDaniel Batlle–Natcom Marketing
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERFernando Duprat
SPECIAL PRODUCTIONSVilma Otazo
VIDEO RECORDINGGabriel Cutiño
WEBMASTERApril Enoe
SOCIAL MEDIAReina Venturini
MUSIC LIBRARIANTerry Bonelli
COMPOSERS-IN-RESIDENCE Alex BertiSamuel HykenCarlos Rivera
ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCEKiran Akal
MISO OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERSRobert AndaiNick NorwoodEduardo Segovia
MISO OFFICIAL HOTELJ.W. Marriott Marquis Miami
MISO OFFICIAL RESTAURANTJUVIA miami beach
MUSIC DIRECTOR & CONDUCTOR Eduardo Marturet
The Miami Symphony Orchestra10689 North Kendall Drive, Suite 307, Miami, FL 33176(305) [email protected]
THE MIAMI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL
Jose Antonio Abreu (Venezuela)Jorge Luz (Brasil)
Fernando Paiz (Guatemala)Juan Antonio Perez Simon (Mexico)
Raul Suarez (Cuba-USA)Nina Zambrano (Mexico)
ADVISORY BOARD
Iran Issa-KhanBarbara BeckerCriselda Breene
Ali MahalatiSam Robin
Marcos SantanaTerry Schechter
HONORARY AMBASSADORS
Bob AbreuJosé María Aznar
John DevaneyAndy Garcia
Carolina HerreraMark B. Rosenberg
The Miami Symphony Orchestra’s 2012-2013 Concert Seasonis made possible thanks to the generous support of the following individual
and corporate sponsors:
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THE MIAMI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA IS SPONSORED IN PART BY THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS, THE MIAMI-DADE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS AND THE CULTURAL AFFAIRS COUNCIL, THE MIAMI-DADE COUNTY MAYOR AND THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, THE MIAMI-DADE COUNTY TOURIST DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL, THE STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, DIVISION OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS AND THE FLORIDA COUNCIL ON ARTS AND CULTURE, THE CITY OF CORAL GABLES, THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, AND CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, CULTURAL AFFAIRS PROGRAM, CULTURAL ARTS COUNCIL.
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GRAND PATRON $15,000 TO $24,999
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Enrique Cusco
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Rafael Diaz-Balart
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Harold Patricoff
Eduardo Rabassa
Robert Rodriguez
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Raul Valdes-Fauli
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Sam Robin
Thomas A. Sansone
Maria C. Soucy
Stelac Group Companies
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MCCI Group Holdings, LLC
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Mr. & Mrs. John Pechulis
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Daniel Andai
Hailed by The New York Times as an
“Exemplary Leader” for leading members
of the New York Philharmonic in Carnegie Hall,
violinist Daniel Andai has shared his versatile
artistry as a soloist, recitalist, chamber
musician, concertmaster and recording
artist in major concert venues across five
continents, the Middle East, the Caribbean and
over 30 United States. Honored as one of “20
under 40” from both Poder Magazine and The
Miami Herald for exerting influence over the
arts, he is also a prize winner of international
competitions and has appeared as soloist
with orchestras in North, South and Central
Americas, as well as Europe and Russia.
Daniel Andai is the concertmaster of The Miami Symphony Orchestra (MISO) and founder of
MISO’s Special Development Program. He has performed as a soloist with MISO on multiple
occasions and on their Evening in Vienna CD’s. He has also guest conducted the Alhambra
Orchestra and MISO, in Miami and the Bahamas. Previously, he held the concertmaster
position with the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Americas in New York with whom he
recorded, as concertmaster and soloist, the Billboard’s highly rated SONY Records Classical
CD’s, Mi Alma Mexicana and Travieso Carmesi, as well as being featured as soloist on the
orchestra’s tours throughout Mexico, Vermont and New York. His televised solo appearances
at the Auditorio National and the Angel of Independence for a crowd of millions are highly
regarded in addition to his solo features on major global airlines, particularly AeroMexico
and Virgin Atlantic. Other concertmaster positions have been with various orchestras in
Mexico, Brazil, Switzerland and France. He has also performed in the sections of the New
York Philharmonic and the Miyazaki Festival Orchestra (Japan), and worked closely with
members of the Emerson, Guarneri, Chiara, Vermeer, Cassatt, and Miami String Quartets,
the New York Philharmonic, Pittsburgh Symphony, Metropolitan Opera, Berlin Philharmonic,
Vienna Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Chicago Symphony, New York City Ballet and
New York City Opera, among others.
Daniel Andai is currently the Marialice Shivers Endowed Chair in Fine Arts and Violin
Professor at the University of Texas Pan American and serves on the faculties of the Miami-
Dade College, New World School of the Arts (Miami) and the Killington Music Festival
(Vermont). He has served on the advisory board for the City of Aventura Performing Arts
Center, as an Arts for Life! guest speaker and a Miami-Dade Cultural Affairs Council grant
panelist. Having earned a doctorate of music degree in Miami, he also holds degrees from
the Manhattan School of Music Orchestra Program (Bronstein Award & Whitaker Scholarship
recipient) and Lynn University.
Nuno Antunes
Nuno Antunes is the associate principal clarinetist of the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Americas and a member of IRIS orchestra. His love for chamber music led to the creation of
The Gene Project, a unique combination of clarinet, bassoon, and harp. Antunes collaborates regularly with several chamber music groups, and is a member of the Ensemble 54 clarinet quartet. Antunes was a member of the clarinet faculty of E.P.A.B.I. (1999-2003), C.N.R. Leiria (2001-2002), and C.M.M. Lisbon (2000-2002). Presently, Antunes teaches clarinet at the Horace Mann School, and is on the faculty for Praxis Youth Leadership Orchestra.
Adrian Morejon
Praised for his “teeming energy” and “precise control” by the New York Times, Adrian Morejon is co-principal bassoonist of the IRIS Orchestra, the Miami Symphony, and is
a member of Sospiro Winds, Talea Ensemble, Metropolis Ensemble, bassoon duo Dark & Stormy, and The Gene Project. An avid chamber musician, Morejon has performed with the International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE), St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players, Argento Chamber Ensemble, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Chamber Music Northwest, and on the Great Performers’ Series at Lincoln Center. Morejon regularly performs with the Philadelphia Orchestra, Orchestra of St. Luke’s, Boston Modern Orchestra Project (BMOP), and others. Morejon is on faculty at the Boston Conservatory, the Composer’s Conference at Wellesley College, and the Praxis Youth Leadership Orchestra.
2012-2013 SEASONThemeS and VariationS
AN APPALACHIAN SPRING
Saturday, April 6, 2013 - 8:00 p.m.Herbert & Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts Center (FIU)
Sunday, April 7, 2013 - 4:00 p.m.South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center
I
Aaron CoplandAppalachian Spring
Richard StraussDuet-Concertino for Clarinet and Bassoon
I. Allegro moderato II. Andante III. Rondo
NUNO ANTUNES – CLARINETADRIAN MOREJON – BASSOON
II
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony No. 35 in D Major, K. 385, “Haffner”
I. Allegro con spirito II. Andante III. Menuetto IV. Presto
DANIEL ANDAI – CONDUCTOR
Violin IDaniel Andai ConcertmasterDavid Andai Assistant Concertmaster - ROBERT ALLEN LAW CHAIRLuis Fernandez ELLEN KANNER CHAIR Riuben FrometaRomel FuenmayorOrlando ForteHeidi HanLiuba Ohrimenko **Anthony SeepersadMiriam SternErin David** Nicole NuttingVladimir PristkerJaya Varma
Violin IIDavid Southorn PrincipalIsrael Aragon Acting Assistant PrincipalDavid Fernandez** Raisa Ilyutovich MR. & MRS. GEORGE MONAHAN CHAIRHector Hernandez DEEL VOLKSWAGEN CHAIRVijeta SathyarajJill SheerSusan SimanSilvia Suarez
ViolaYael Hyken Guest PrincipalNelson Armitano Guest PrincipalViera BorisovaSprite CrawfordHelena Cunningham David PedrazaDavid RikerVivian Torres
CelloAron Zelkowicz Principal – MELISSA HANDEL CHAIRKonstantin Litvinenko Acting Principal - MR. & MRS. ERNEST J. DABINETT CHAIRAaron Merritt Assistant Principal - ASTON STEELE CRAFT CHAIRCarolina Cova IN MEMORIAM JUAN CARLOS SANDOVAL CHAIR Christine Echezabel Monica Godbee IN MEMORIAM A.M.M. CHAIRCarolina Johnson GVI CHAIR Andres Vera
BassAlexander Berti PrincipalTerry Bonelli Principal EmeritusHernan Matute Assistant PrincipalRoger Bustamante† Jackie De los SantosJames GoodeDaniel Jofre *
FluteCarol Naveira-Nicholson PrincipalLillian Caballero Assistant PrincipalZoe Goode Guest PrincipalSuzan DeGooyer Rene MiskaFarah Zolghadr
OboeNick Thompson PrincipalMaylin Rete† Associate Principal/English HornRafael Monge Zuniga
ClarinetJulian Santacoloma PrincipalNuno Antunes PrincipalSteve Castro Assistant PrincipalIsabel Thompson Bass ClarinetAndres Candamil
Bassoon Adrian Morejon PrincipalCarlos Felipe Viña PrincipalGail HarrisonNicole Kosar Contrabassoon
French HornHector Rodriguez PrincipalMatt MarshallAlex Peralta ELBA HENTSCHEL CHAIRRaul Rodriguez BARBARA HAAR CHAIR
TrumpetSamuel Hyken PrincipalLeslie Scarpino Guest Assistant PrincipalMary BowdenChristopher Scanlon
TromboneDomingo Pagliuca PrincipalKarla RojasSteve SaundersJose Leon Bass TromboneDerek Mitchell Bass Trombone
TubaJay Bertolet
TimpaniTulio Cremisini Principal
PercussionErrol Rackipov PrincipalDexter Dwight Assistant Principal - MD SHIELD CHAIR
KeyboardsCiro Fodere ALAN & JAIME GAMPEL CHAIR
HarpLee-Fei Chen PrincipalKristi Shade
MUSICIANS MUSICIANS
* MISO Outstanding Young Artist Program** MISO Special Development Program† Leave of Absence
Matthew Steynor
British organist Matthew Steynor has played all the major instruments in South Florida at
recitals, conventions, liturgies, and workshops. He has performed previously with The
Miami Symphony Orchestra as well as The Miami Bach Society, Symphony of the Americas,
and the choral departments of UM and FIU. His playing has been heard on the nationally
syndicated Minnesota Public Radio show Pipedreams®, and in 2008 he was one of fifty
choirmasters selected to participate in BBC Music Magazine’s worldwide “Fifty Greatest
Carols” survey. He is now director of music and organist at Trinity Cathedral in downtown
Miami, and also works frequently with the South Florida Master Chorale and Florida’s Singing
Sons Boychoir. He is a graduate of Cambridge University (U.K.), where he was the organ
scholar at Queens’ College, followed by a year at Great St Mary’s, The University Church.
He emigrated to Miami via Nassau, Bahamas, where he enjoyed a reputation as the nation’s
foremost organist, and has recently been honored with the “Spirit of Absalom Jones Award”
from the Miami Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians.
“Unsuspected Organ Performance”during intermission of Saturday’s concert at FIU!
Dr. Herbert and Nicole Wertheim Family Foundation is delighted to support the
presentation of young organ student Gregory Castilla Zelek.
Opened in 1996, the Hebert and Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts Center (WPAC) features
the “Sydell Ida Wertheim Memorial Organ,” a 74-rank Schantz pipe organ considered to be
the finest in the southeast United States.”
• Each level includes all benefi ts of the levels that follow
• Title Sponsor of two weekend concerts Publicly recognized at concert
• Individual / corporate name and logo will appear in all advertisement as a Platinum Baton sponsor of the Concert Season
• Full page profi le in season’s programs: color photo and biography
• Ten section A season tickets
• Title sponsor of one weekend concert• Publicly recognized at concert• Individual / corporate name will appear
in all printed materials as a Gold Baton sponsor of the concert season
• Full page profi le in program brochure: color photo and biography
• Ensemble to perform at one private party (12 musicians) or two private parties (6 musicians)
• Eight section A season tickets• Attribution of your gift to Symphony
programs of special interest to you, in consultation with the executive director
• Individual / corporate program underwriting credit
• Full page profi le in season’s programs: color photo and biography
• Opportunity to have the MISO Soloist ensemble at a private party (6 musicians)
• Six section A season tickets
• Full Page profi le in season’s programs as Conductor’s level sponsor: color photo and biography
• Performance underwriting credit• Full page ad in season’s programs• Invitation to all post–concert parties
• Photo and brief biography in season’s programs as Grand Patron sponsor
• Listing and logo on website• Half page ad in season’s programs
• Headshot in Patron section of the season’s programs
• Listing as Patron in season’s programs• Four Passes to a Dress Rehearsal of MISO
• Priority seating at Concerts• Two passes to a rehearsal• Listing and logo on website
• Advance notice and invitation to all MISO special events
• Invitation to post-concert parties• Listing on website and in season program
• Season ticket seating priority• Listing in season’s programs
• Listing in season’s programs
• Listing on our web site
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Corporate/Individual Sponsorships
Platinum Baton $100,000 and above
Gold Baton $75,000 to $99,999
Silver Baton $50,000 to $74,999
Conductor’s Circle $25,000 to $49,999
Grand Patron $15,000 to $24,999
Patron $10,000 to $14,999
Grand Benefactor $5,000 to $9,999
Benefactor $2,000 to $4,999
Contributor $500 to $1,999
Donor $100 to $499
Friends $1 to $99