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11:00 am, Saturday, October 4, 2008 Nashville Philharmonic Orchestra
Nashville Symphony sponsored "Day of Music"
Schermerhorn Symphony Center
Laura Turner Concert Hall
Program - Ives / Variations on "America"
Mozart / Horn Concerto No. 3 in E-flat Major
Leslie Norton, Horn soloist
Tchaikovsky / Capriccio Italien
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The Nashville Philharmonic Orchestra is a volunteer community orchestra. Founded in January 2004 by Kelly Corcoran, the mission of the NPO is to supplement the artistic offerings in the Nashville and Middle Tennessee area.
From 2004 to 2007, the NPO was led by Mark Putnam. During his tenure as Music Director the orchestra grew to become Nashville's premiere community ensemble, performing concerts of exciting, demanding repertoire for non-traditional audiences. During the Fall of 2007, violinist and charter member of the NPO, David Hahn served as Music Director, raising community awareness and support for the orchestra, and helping establish a long-term relationship with Tennessee State University.
This ensemble offers players of differing levels and backgrounds the opportunity to make music together. The Nashville Philharmonic performs a diverse mix of repertoire - different genres and styles anchored in the classical tradition. Players in the Nashville Philharmonic collaborate with the Music Director in making repertoire decisions. The orchestra features area soloists and new music by local composers.
The NPO uses the beautiful campus facilities of Tennessee State University as its home base for rehearsals. New players are always welcome.
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Christopher Norton is Professor of Music and Director of Percussion Studies at Belmont University. Prior to his appointment to Belmont in 2001, he taught fourteen years at Western Kentucky University and directed the Bowling Green Western Symphony Orchestra.
In the Nashville area, he has guest conducted the Nashville Symphony, Nashville Chamber Orchestra, ALIAS Chamber Ensemble, Vanderbilt Orchestra, and Blair Chamber Orchestra. He earned his doctorate from Louisiana State University, and his master's and bachelor's degrees from the Eastman School of Music. He is active as a percussion performer and clinician and his solo marimba cd is entitled CHRISTOPHER NORTON Creston Concertino for Marimba.
E-mail Chris at cnorton@nashvillephilharmonic.org.
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Flute
Tibby Christenberry*
Tara Rogers
Lisa Greig
Deborah Graham
Oboe
Larry Allen*
Alice Smith
Emily Foster
Clarinet
John Lovecchio
Tia Thomason*
Bassoon
Tony Williams*
Tom Moore
Horn
Ross MacDonald*
Dee Anne Proctor
Greg Haas
Mike Noland
David Rawle
Les Page
Trumpet
Peter Bowman*
William Keele
Randall Foster
Donald Winters
Trombone
David Gray*
Steven McNeal
Noah Crossley
Frank Rembert
Tuba
O’Henry Glock
Percussion
Todd Scott*
Alex Nichols
Amy Middleton
* Section Leader
** Librarian | Violin I
Rebecca Dorcy (concertmaster)
Britt Myszka
Carey Hwang
Lisa Green
Craig Garmendia
Krysta Townsend
Audrey Taylor
Delores Hershey
Jenny Mac
Leandria Lott
Stephanie Marshall
Kam Wong
Bridget Rogers
Jean Harbin
Ashley Lykins
Violin II
David Krause
Erin Steinbruchel
Jacqueline Collins
Connie Pearson
Allis Dale Gillmor*
Kevin Barry
Mark Putnam
Kelly Rigali**
Anja Becker
Mike Kline
Katie Mae Chynoweth
Beverly Tidwell
Katie Powers
Teresa Weakley
Viola
Anna Everton Haas*
Robert Knop, Jr.
Julie Davis
Sandra H. Franklin
Michelle McBride
Debra McCowan
Heather Calvin
Cello
Deidre Vaughn Emerson
Andrea Barach
Leslie DiNella
Catherine Goodbred
Yurry Stratton
Robert Marnell*
Rick Rigali
Cara Slaybaugh
Double Bass
Lamar Jones
Donald Hutchinson
Brook Sutton*
Tim Denbo
Peter Roze
Robert King
Tom D’Angelo
Harp
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For information on how to join the Nashville Philharmonic, please e-mail info@nashvillephilharmonic.org or call 615-260-8347.
All instruments are welcome.
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Robert N. Buchanan, III
Tibby Christenberry
Kelly Corcoran, Founding Music Director
Charles Crow, Former President
Rebecca Dorcy
John Gillmor, President
Connie Pearson, Treasurer
Mark Putnam, Secretary
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The NPO is a not-for-profit organization. Neither our players, Musical Director, Board Members, nor staff receive any compensation for their time and dedication. However, as with any other orchestra, we do have operating expenses such as music purchases, program printing, instrument rental, and transportation. Our charter allows us to ask members of the community, individuals and corporations, to make donations to help us in our mission.
The NPO is dedicated to making all of our performances FREE to the public. We receive no income from tickets sales.
You can support the Nashville Philharmonic Orchestra in several ways. Advertising in our concert programs is an inexpensive and effective way to reach audiences of several hundred people. It is possible for you or your company to underwrite a performance, or even a single piece of music. If you choose to help us purchase parts for a single piece of music, we print a special 'Thank You' in the concert program every time that piece is played (for years to come). And, of course, you may want to make a financial donation. We will announce your generous gift as part of our annual fund-raising campaign.
All gifts to the NPO are tax deductable.
For more information on how you can become a supporter of the NPO, please call 615-260-8347.
Thank You.
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