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The Brevard Symphony Orchestra
Board of Directors
Janet Forrer, Chair
Roger Anderson, Chair-Elect
Debbie Caldwell, Vice-Chair
Dr. Nancy Johnson, Vice-Chair
Travis Proctor, Treasurer
Dorothy Allen, Secretary
Philip Zies, Past Chair
Lauri Hart
Patrick Anderson
Christina Apelgren
Geraldine Blanchard
Danielle Boring
Ann-Marie Brush
Jason Carey
Yvonne Clayborne
Dr. Alfredo Fanelli
Tess Hughes
Joanna Jobson
Darcia Jones Francey
Marilyn Kitchel
Sasha Korczynski
Dr. Robert Lamb
Brian LeGros
Christopher McAlpine
Administration
Lisa McAlpine
Charles Nash
Hugh Normile
Dr. Alexies Ramirez
Laura Strickhausen
Heather Taylor
James Turinetti
Dr. Jason Wieseler
Cassie Wycoff
Christopher Confessore, Music Director & Principal Conductor
Hadassah Etienne, Executive Director
Bethany Confessore, Director of Artistic Operations
Rebecca Simons, Director of the Brevard Symphony Youth Orchestra
Diane Van Aman, Finance Manager
Brandon Hooper, Executive Assistant
Cat Maida, Communications and Marketing Director
Jennifer Guzman, Orchestra Librarian
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What is the difference between a symphony, an orchestra, and a philharmonic?
The short answer is: NOTHING! Among the top tier orchestras, in the U.S., are the New York Philharmonic, Cleveland Orchestra, and Chicago Symphony. The word “orchestra” defines a group of musicians performing a concert “Symphony” means harmony “Philharmonic” is the love of harmony. Orchestras may choose their names based on how it sounds with their city, state, or to differentiate it from other orchestras located in the same city or area.
Will I recognize any of the music?
How long are the performances?
Most concerts last approximately 2 hours, including a 15 minute intermission. Any significant exceptions to this time frame will be noted on the individual concert page on our website. Each performance is divided into two parts, with an intermission in the middle
When should I clap?
Generally, you clap only after a piece of music is completed For example, if you’re listening to Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, which has four movements, it is generally considered appropriate to only clap after the last movement You can look at your program book to find out how many movements a piece has. Usually, there is a short pause between movements. Although, sometimes there is no discernible gap If you’re unsure, you’ll know the piece is over when Maestro Confessore turns around to face the audience. However, even though the norm is to remain quiet between movements, if you are moved to display your appreciation after a particularly exciting movement, feel free to clap away!
How many musicians are on stage?
Typically, there are approximately 65 musicians on stage. The number of musicians required depends on the piece of music being performed. At times, we have a smaller orchestra and, at other times, we have as many as 100 musicians on stage.
You’ll probably recognize far more than you would imagine Many of today’s popular songs, television shows and movies use classical themes, including the “Lone Ranger” theme (Rossini’s William Tell Overture), the Bugs Bunny cartoon “What’s Opera, Doc?” (Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries) and Billy Joel’s “This Night” (Beethoven’s Pathétique Piano Sonata), to name a few
What kind of accommodations does the King Center provide for patrons with disabilities and impairments?
The King Center offers a variety of accommodations for guests with ADA requirements Please speak to an usher for more information.
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From Christopher Confessor
Welcome to this performance Symphony Orchestra! The BSO offers an exciting lineup of gre genres. Our Classics series masterworks by Beethoven, Tc Mozart, and many more, and w
Orchestra, corporate sponsors, concert sponsors, individual donors and concert attendees I am so pleased and proud to be a member of our BSO family. Together, we make a difference in Brevard County and ensure the orchestra continues to perform! Please consider introducing your friends to the BSO by bringing them to a concert, fundraising event or a South Guild luncheon meeting
MaestroChristopherConfessore MaestroChristopherConfessore
Christopher Confessore currently serves as Music Director of the Brevard Symphony Orchestra and Principal POPS Conductor of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra. During his acclaimed tenure in Brevard, the orchestra has enjoyed a dramatic and sustained period of artistic excellence and has been praised for its innovative programming, spirited performances and broad repertoire Mr Confessore joined the Alabama Symphony Orchestra’s conducting staff in 2000 During that time, he has led the ASO in hundreds of Pops, Masterworks, Educational/Outreach, and Outdoor performances across the state of Alabama
Mr. Confessore’s schedule as a guest conductor has included appearances with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Houston Symphony, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Kansas City Symphony, Fort Worth Symphony, North Carolina Symphony, Jacksonville Symphony, Naples Philharmonic, Charlotte (NC) Symphony, Tucson Symphony Orchestra, Sarasota Orchestra, Amarillo Symphony, Hartford Symphony Orchestra, New Mexico Philharmonic, and the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. He has appeared as a conductor for two of Walt Disney World’s most elaborate productions: The Candlelight Processional at EPCOT – a production featuring a full orchestra, 200-voice choir and celebrity narrators including Brendan Fraser, Neil Patrick Harris, Gary Sinise, and Sigourney Weaver – and The Music of Pixar: A Symphony of Characters at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Throughout his career, Mr. Confessore has demonstrated a strong commitment to sharing symphonic music with young people. During the 2025-26 season he will conduct more than 50 performances of 10 different educational programs with orchestras across the country for a combined audience of more than 80,000 eager young listeners.
Heralded as a sensitive accompanist and inspiring collaborator, Christopher Confessore has accompanied a distinguished list of concert artists, including Itzhak Perlman, Joshua Bell, and Lang Lang. As a Pops conductor, he has appeared with a diverse group of superstars, including Grammy Award winners Art Garfunkel, Amy Grant, Trisha Yearwood, Roberta Flack, Patti LaBelle, Judy Collins, Indigo Girls, Marvin Hamlisch, LeAnn Rimes, Chris Botti, Peabo Bryson, Rick Springfield, Patti Austin, Jon Anderson, Nanci Griffith, Lee Greenwood, and Charlie Daniels and Tony Award winners Idina Menzel and Jennifer Holliday. Music columnist Mary Colurso of The Birmingham News remarked “Anyone who regards the symphony as stuffy and elitist hasn’t been to a SuperPops show when Confessore’s in charge. He exudes nice-guy appeal on stage, along with real warmth, a sense of humor and smarts to spare.”
Mr Confessore holds a Master of Music degree in Instrumental Conducting from the University of Southern California and the Bachelor of Music degree in Bassoon Performance from Florida State University
For a complete concert calendar, visit www.christopherconfessore.com/events.
BSO BOARD CHAIRS
John T. Hartley (1969-1971)
E.J. Threadgill (1971-1972)
Harold Golder (1972-1973)
Roman K.C. Johns (1973-1974)
William Powell (1974-1975)
Imogene M. Threadgill (1975-1976)
Roman K.C. Johns (1976-1977)
George Mix (1979-1980)
Hubert C. Normile, Jr. (1980-1982)
Frederick B. Buoni (1982-1983)
Marilyn Brentlinger (1983-1984)
William M. Lohse (1984-1986)
Michael H. Graff (1986-1987)
Herbert L. Shulman (1987-1988)
Marcia Denius (1988-1989)
Andre Arrouet (1989-1990)
Darcia Jones Francey (1990-1992)
Hubert C. Normile, Jr. (1992-1993)
Craig A. Suman (1993-1995)
Richard C. Beagley (1995-1997)
James LaHam (2001-2004)
Jim Cavanaugh (2004-2007)
Christopher McAlpine (2007-2010)
Harry Brandon (2010-2012)
Brian Nemeroff (2012-2014)
Ann-Marie Brush (2014-2016)
Yvonne Clayborne (2016-2018)
Charles Nash (2018-2020)
Jason Wieseler (2020-2022)
Kevin Smith (2022-2023)
Philip Zies (2023-2024)
Janet E. Forrer (2024-Present)
BOARD MEMBERS EMERITUS
Richard C. Beagley
Harry Brandon
Brady Puryear
Jack Smith
Craig A. Suman
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3. Alto voice of the strings.
5. A tympani.
1.The speed of music.
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7.Person who leads the orchestra.
10.A composer named Gioachino
4.A group that plays music on stage.
6.Composer of Symphony No. 40.
8.Sits next to the bassoon.
9.Instrument with black and white keys.
Mozart Meets Rossini
Concert Sponsors: Brevard Symphony Orchestra South Guild The Baney Family, in memory of Carolyn Baney
MatineeSeriesSponsor:ChristopherandBethanyConfessore–DisneyEmployee MatchingGiftsProgram
GuestArtistSponsor–GregandHeatherTaylor
PROGRAM
Siwoo Kim, violin (1838-1920) (1792-1868)
Rossini Music Sponsor – Shellie S Evers and Sherrie H Sinclair, In memory of Jack and Martha Sinclair
Gioacchino Rossini
Max Bruch
The Italian Girl in Algiers Overture
Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor, op. 26
Bruch Music Sponsor – James D Turinetti III, Lt Col Retired USAF
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Prelude: Allegro moderato Adagio
Finale: Allegro energico
Intermission
Symphony No. 40 in G minor, KV 550
Molto Allegro Andante
Menuetto: Allegretto Allegro assai
VIOLIN 1
Lisa Ferrigno, Concertmaster
Joni Hanze, Assistant Concertmaster
Sasha Korczynski
Samvel Arakelyan
Julia Jakkel
Alyssa Orantes
Scott Knopf
Olga Kolpakova
Evgeny Komarnitskiy
Elena Komarnitskaia
VIOLIN 2
Fang Brill, Principal
Bethany Confessore
Ashley Nelson
Jennifer Guzman
Dana Holmes
Mariana Aguilera
Kathleen Beard
VIOLA
Sandra Robbins, Principal
Caroline Anderson
Linda Kessler
Carl Kerner
Daniel Cortes
Erin Dryer
CELLO
David Calhoun, Principal
Ben Walding
Amie Tishkoff
Adriana Stenvik
Joan Markstein, Principal Emeritus
Thomas Silliman
BASS
Robert Kennon, Acting Principal
Kevin Gallagher
Cesar Olmeda
Michael McCabe
FLUTE
Emma Koi, Acting Principal
Nicole Scott
OBOE
Lora MacPherson, Principal
Maren Tonini
CLARINET
Keith Koons, Principal
Erik Cole
BASSOON
Chris Eberle, Principal
Ashley Heintzen
FRENCH HORN
Joseph Lovinsky, Principal
Nicole Clark
Patrick Phillips
Frank Grey
TRUMPET
Tom Macklin, Principal
Ken Boyd
TIMPANI
Brian Slawson, Principal
Siwoo Kim is an “incisive” and “compelling” (Zachary Woolfe, The New York Times) violinist who plays with “stylistic sensitivity and generous tonal nuance” (John von Rhein, Chicago Tribune). Siwoo performs as soloist and chamber musician, and he is the co-founding artistic director of VIVO Music Festival in his hometown of Columbus, Ohio.
Siwoo gave the world premiere performance o was written for him. He recorded the work o composer’s 90th birthday, and the BBC Musi impassioned playing.” Siwoo made his Car g Auditorium with the Juilliard Orchestra. He has since performed with orchestras around the world including the Staatsorchester Brandenburgisches Frankfurt, Columbus Symphony, Gangneung Philharmonic, Houston Symphony, Johannesburg Philharmonic, Kwazulu-Natal Philharmonic, Orchestre Royal de Chambre, Seongnam Philharmonic, Springfield Symphony, and Tulsa Symphony in venues such as Walt Disney Concert Hall and Lotte Concert Hall.
As a chamber musician, Siwoo formed the “whip-smart” (Alex Ross, The New Yorker) Quartet Senza Misura, which performed at the Phillips Collection, Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, Seoul Arts Center and more during their three years together. He has had the honor of collaborating with artists such as Dénes Várjon, Itzhak Perlman, Jeremy Denk, Joyce DiDonato, Mitsuko Uchida and members of the Guarneri, Juilliard and Takács Quartets. Siwoo spent numerous summers at the Marlboro Music Festival, and he has been featured internationally as guest artist at the Tivoli Festival in Denmark, the Bergen International Festival in Norway, the Stellenbosch International Chamber Music Festival in South Africa, the Fundación Juan March in Spain and with Ensemble DITTO in South Korea.
Siwoo was named the recipient of the 2012 King Award for Young Artists. He took second place at the 2010 Corpus Christi International Competition for Piano and Strings, where he was also awarded special prizes for the best performance of solo Bach and violin performance. He has also been named top prizewinner in the California, Chengdu, Crescendo, Hellam, Ima Hogg, Juilliard, NFAA youngARTS, Schadt, Sejong, and WAMSO competitions.
Siwoo received his undergraduate and graduate degrees from The Juilliard School where he studied under Robert Mann and Donald Weilerstein with full scholarship. He went on to complete a two-year fellowship with Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect. Prior to college, Siwoo studied under Roland and Almita Vamos at the Music Institute of Chicago.
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Tributes
In memory of Carolyn Baney from the Baney Family
In memory of Asenath
Berhardt-Rasmussen from JoAnn Cheyne
In memory of Kathy Gifford from Dr. Donald and Mrs. Janet Forrer
In memory of Shirley Hubbard from Randall Hubbard
In memory of Martha Sinclair from Woody Bowden
In memory of Carol Carlson from Kari Stiles
In memory of Patricia Swick from Lori Fengel
Uplift Initiative Donors
Janet Barker
Suzanne Bennitt
Dr. Clifford & Sarah
Bragdon
Ann Colchin
Joan Marie Evans
Dr Donald & Mrs Janet
Forrer
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Frances Howard
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Kerry & Rebecca Kersey
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Uplift Initiative and Community Partners
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Brevard Business News
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The Key Signature contributors are BSO South Guild members and their families who show their additional support by donating at the following levels in support of the Brevard Symphony Orchestra.
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Christopher & Bethany Confessore
Disney Employee Matching Gifts Program
Dr. Nancy Johnson & Arthur T. Fee Jr.
The Normile Family
Dr. Richard Weber and Family
Friends of the BSO Sounds of the Season Sponsors:
Marion Bucko; Jason A. Carey with Edward Jones; Joan Marie Evans; Dr. Donald & Janet Forrer; CDR J. Kerry USN (RET) & Mrs. Rebecca Kersey; Chris & Lisa McAlpine; Laura Strickhausen & Julie Necina; Heather & Greg Taylor; and James D. Turinetti III, Lt. Col. Retired USAF
Guest Artist Sponsors
Heather & Greg Taylor - Siwoo Kim, violin
Conductor’s Circle Club Reception Sponsors: Mary Baldwin
Jason A. Carey with Edward Jones
Shellie Evers and Sherrie Sinclair in memory of Martha Sinclair
Lourdes and Pete Sliwa with Avanti Way Space Coast Realty
Special thanks our music sponsors:
Dr. Nancy Johnson & Arthur T. Fee Jr. - Sibelius’ Swan of Tuonela
Dr. Alfredo Fanelli- Beethoven’s Violin Concerto
James D. Turinetti III, Lt. Col. Retired USAF - Bruch’s Violin Concerto
The Normile Family - Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1
Shellie S. Evers and Sherrie H. Sinclair in memory of Jack and Martha SinclairRossini’s The Italian Girl in Algiers
Uplift Initiative
Removing barriers for children and families in need
Harbor City ElementaryUplift brings the life-changing experience of live symphonic music to children and families who face significant life challenges such as economic hardship, housing insecurity, trauma, terminal illness, and limited access to the arts. By partnering with local non-profit shelters, youth centers, and community organizations, Uplift provides free access to concerts and a warm, welcoming environment for those who need it most.
Thank you to our Sponsors!
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Greg & Heather Taylor
Ginny Jacobsen
Dr. Nancy Johnson & Arthur T. Fee Jr.
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