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A Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees 7

2016/2017 Musician Roster 11

OCTOBER 15 15 Boz Scaggs

Board of Directors 24

Administration 24

Partners in Excellence 27

Corporate and Foundation Partners 27

Individual Partners 28

In Kind 31

Tribute Gifts 31

Legacy Society 34

Concert Hall & Ticket Information 35

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A M E S S A G E F R O M T H E C H A I R O F T H E B O A R D O F T R U S T E E S

Dear CSO Supporter,

Thank you for your support of the Columbus Symphony! We are committed to bringing the greater Columbus community an exciting 2016-17 Pops season, and it all kicks off with tonight’s performance of the legendary Boz Scaggs.

On December 2-4, we continue our annual holiday tradition of Holiday Pops, assembling more than 300 talented local performers on stage to help ring in your holiday season.

Looking forward to 2017, Brahms V. Radiohead (January 21) will showcase conductor, composer, arranger, producer, and songwriter Steve Hackman in his own revolutionary creation that synthesizes all four movements of Brahms’ First Symphony (1882) with eight songs from the Radiohead album OK Computer (1997).

On February 25, America’s largest-selling jazz instrumentalist and Columbus favorite Chris Botti returns with his Gold, Platinum, and Grammy Award-winning jazz trumpet mastery.

Pixar in Concert (March 18) makes a stop in Columbus with its high-definition, multi-media show featuring clips from every one of Pixar’s 14 films—including Cars, WALL•E, Ratatouille, A Bug’s Life, Finding Nemo, Monsters, Inc., and Brave.

The 2016-17 Pops season concludes with the memorable return of Cirque de la Symphonie (April 8), a unique and elegant fusion of the stunning artistry of cirque with the majesty of a full symphony orchestra. It’s a delight for all ages!

On behalf of the musicians, staff, and board of the Columbus Symphony, we sincerely thank you for your enduring support, enthusiasm, and faith in this organization.

Please enjoy tonight’s performance!

Lisa BartonChair, Columbus Symphony Board of Trustees





2 0 1 6 / 2 0 1 7 M U S I C I A N R O S T E R

VIOLINSJoanna FrankelActing Concertmaster

Leonid PolonskyAssociate Concertmaster

David NiwaAssistant Concertmaster

Alicia HuiPrincipal SecondMartin and Sue Inglis Chair

Rhonda FrascottiAssistant PrincipalSecond

Mary Jean Petrucci**Mikhail BaranovskyMichael BucciconeDavid EdgeRobert FirdmanJoyce FishmanErin GillilandTatiana V. HannaGail Norine SharpAriane SletnerZoran StoyanovichAnna SvirskyDavid TannerJonquil ThomsOlev Viro

VIOLASKarl PedersenPrincipalBattelle Chair

Brett AllenAssistant Principal

**Mary Ann FarringtonKenichiro MatsudaChris SaettiAnn SchnappSteven Wedell

VIOLINCELLOSLuis BiavaPrincipalBattelle Chair

Wendy MortonAssistant Principal

**Marjorie ChanPei-An ChaoVictor FirlieSabrina Lackey

BASSESRudy AlbachPrincipal

John PellegrinoAssistant Principal

Jena HuebnerRussell Gill

FLUTESRandall HesterPrincipalFrank & Martha West Chair

Genevieve StefiukHeidi Ruby-KushiousKatherine Borst Jones

PICCOLOHeidi Ruby-KushiousKatherine Jones

OBOES*Stephen SecanPrincipal

Robert RoyseMelissa Stevens

ENGLISH HORNRobert Royse

CLARINETSDavid ThomasPrincipalTaft Broadcasting Chair

Paul BambachAnthony Lojo

BASS CLARINETWilliam Denza

BASSOONSBetsy SturdevantPrincipal

Douglas FisherTrueman Allison

CONTRABASSOONCynthia Cioffari

HORNSGene StandleyPrincipal

Julia RoseAssociate Principal

Adam KochCharles Waddell

TRUMPETSGeorge GoadPrincipal

Jeffrey KorakDavid Duro

TROMBONESAndrew MillatPrincipal

Richard Howenstine

BASS TROMBONEJoseph Duchi

TUBAJames AkinsPrincipal

TIMPANIBenjamin RamirezPrincipal

PERCUSSIONPhilip ShipleyPrincipal

Jack JennyWilliam Lutz

HARP*Jude MollenhauerPrincipalSymphony League Chair

Jeanne Norton

KEYBOARDSPeter LarsonReinberger Foundation Chair

SAXOPHONESJames StatenMichael CoxRobert FrascottiArthur Siva

* Indicates musician on leave during the 2016-2017 Season

** Begins thealphabetical listingof players whoparticipate in asystem of rotatedseating within thestring section.

KEYBOARD TECHNICIANDoug Brandt

LIBRARIANSDavid FrostPrincipal Librarian

Jean-Etienne Lederer

The Musicians of the Columbus Symphony are members of, and represented by, the Central Ohio Federation of Musicians, Local 103 of the American Federation of Musicians.





SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2016, 8:00 P.M.

BOZ SCAGGSTHE OHIO THEATRE

Lee Musiker, conductor

pops sponsor:

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LEONARD BERNSTEIN Overture to Candide

GEORGE GERSHWIN / Rialto RipplesWILLIAM RYDEN

FERDE GROFÉ “On the Trail” from Grand Canyon Suite

DUKE ELLINGTON / Take the A TrainDON SEBESKY

LALO SCHIFRIN / Mission Impossible ThemeCALVIN CUSTER

ARR. CALVIN CUSTER Star Trek Through the Years

MORTON GOULD American Salute

I N T E R M I S S I O N

Boz Scaggs will announce his selections from the stage.


Program and artists subject to change. Cameras and recording devices of any kind are not permitted. Please turn off watch alarms, cell phones, and pagers. Latecomers and patrons who leave the hall

during the performance will be seated at an appropriate pause in the program.

ADDITIonAL sUpporT:


LEE MUSIKER - Conductor, Music Director, Pianist, Arranger/Orchestrator/Composer and Educator has established a distinguished and multifaceted career as both soloist and collaborator with the premier artists in the Classical, Operatic, Broadway, Jazz and Pop music genres.

Mr. Musiker has guest conducted The New York Philharmonic, the Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Honolulu, Houston, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, National Symphony Orchestras and was Music Director/Principal Conductor of the Palm Beach Pops for the 2014/15 season. Other conducting credits include the Jazz @ Lincoln Center, Count Basie, Duke Ellington and Henry Mancini Institute Orchestras, and Music Director/Conductor for the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon.

A Steinway Artist, pianist Lee Musiker has performed with the New York Philharmonic and Principal Brass Quintet, New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theater, Orpheus, Atlanta Symphony, Cleveland Orchestra, Philadelphia Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, London Symphony Orchestra, New York Pops, Boston Pops, Cincinnati Pops and Hollywood Bowl Orchestras. Lee is a recipient of Grammy and Emmy awards, a Platinum Album, was a guest on NPR’s Marian McPartland’s “Piano Jazz”, Judy Carmichael’s “Jazz Inspired” and was featured in Steinway and Keyboard magazines.

As arranger/orchestrator/composer, Mr. Musiker has written for symphonic, chamber and pops orchestras, big band, brass quintet, for classical, operatic, Broadway, jazz and cabaret artists, and for recordings, film, television and jingles.

As an educator, Mr. Musiker has served on the faculties of the Mannes School of Music, New School, New York University (Piano Faculty Master Class series) and has given Masterclasses at The Metropolitan Opera Lindemann Young Artists Program and Indiana University.

A native New Yorker and a fourth-generation musician, Lee received degrees from the Manhattan School of Music and the Eastman School of Music, with further studies at The Juilliard School and Bard College. After a two-year tour as pianist with the Buddy Rich Band, he returned to New York and played in the orchestra pits of many hit Broadway shows.

From 2001-2013 Lee toured and recorded with Tony Bennett and was Music Director/Pianist for the multiple Grammy and Emmy award-winning album “Tony Bennett: Duets—An American Classic”, the Grammy winning sequel “Duets 2”, and was Music Director/Vocal Arranger for the Grammy winning Tony Bennett/Lady Gaga collaboration “Cheek to Cheek”.

Lee Musiker has performed and/or recorded with this platinum roster of artists;

Kathleen Battle, Joshua Bell, George Benson, Harolyn Blackwell, Andrea Bocelli, Chris Botti, Michael Bublé, Kristin Chenoweth, Natalie Cole, Judy Collins, Barbara Cook, Michael Feinstein, Renée Fleming, Lady Gaga, Susan Graham, Denyce Graves, Joel Grey, Josh Groban, Nathan Gunn, Marilyn Horne, Billy Joel, Elton John, Norah Jones, Dave Koz, Diana Krall, Cindi Lauper, Seth MacFarlane, Manhattan Transfer, Wynton Marsalis, John Mayer, Paul McCartney, Audra McDonald, Maureen McGovern, Sylvia McNair, Julia Migenes, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Rita Moreno, Mandy Patinkin, Bernadette Peters, John Pizzarelli, Diane Reeves, Buddy Rich, Doc Severinson, Sting, Barbra Streisand, James Taylor, Mel Tormé, Dawn Upshaw and Deborah Voigt.

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“I’m at a point where I’m having a lot of fun with music, more than ever,” Boz Scaggs says about his spellbinding new album, A Fool to Care. “It’s like I’m just going wherever I want to go with it.”

You can hear that sense of fun, as well as that ability and willingness to wander in any musical direction throughout the album’s twelve tracks. The inspirational heart of those songs lies in the sounds of Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma that played such a vital role in shaping Scaggs’ musical sensibility, but they venture forth boldly from there, ranging from the seductive New Orleans rumble of the title track to the wry social commentary of “Hell to Pay” and a heartbreakingly wistful interpretation of The Band’s “Whispering Pines.” As he did on his most recent previous album, Memphis (2013), Scaggs worked with producer Steve Jordan and a telepathic core band consisting of Jordan on drums, Willie Weeks on bass, Ray Parker, Jr. on rhythm guitar and Jim Cox on keyboards. “Steve works on a high energy level,” Scaggs says of his prized collaborator. “It’s relaxed and easy, but also very highly charged. His direction is laser-focused, and his playing is intense. It’s a whirlwind and he’s a strong leader, but it’s also lovely and loose and cool. That’s all a comfort to me. I’ve produced myself and I feel pretty solid in the studio, but it’s really nice for me not to have to do anything but help select the material and be free to be a singer and a guitar player.”

Fans who have followed Scaggs’ remarkable career dating back to the late Sixties with the Steve Miller Band; his solo triumphs with such classic albums as Silk Degrees (1976) and Middle Man (1980); and the splendid assurance of late-period high points like Some Change (1994) and Dig (2001), will instantly recognize Scaggs’ characteristically deft touch as a singer. He brings a sly drawl to a funky workout like Li’l Millet and the Creoles’ “Rich Woman,” a conversational intimacy to Bobby Charles’s “Small Town Talk,” and an elegant delicacy to the Impressions’ “I’m So Proud.” He easily negotiates the Latin flavoring of “Last Tango on 16th Street” and “I Want to See You,” both written by San Francisco bluesman (and longtime Scaggs compatriot) Jack Walroth. His soul is effortless and deeply felt, never making a show of itself, but unmistakably evident in every lyric he delivers.

Recording the album over four days at Blackbird Studio in Nashville made possible the participation of such notable guests as guitarist Reggie Young, who lights up a sinuous cover of Al Green’s “Full of Fire,” and steel guitarist Paul Franklin (“one of the greatest steel players alive, and one of the greatest ever,” in Scaggs’ estimation), who lifts a gorgeous reading of Richard Hawley’s “There’s A Storm A Comin’” into the stratosphere. Horns, strings and soulful background vocalists allow the album to render with equal power the bruising groove of Huey “Piano” Smith’s “High Blood Pressure,” the sophisticated Philly Soul of the Spinners’ “Love Don’t Love Nobody” and the torrid, big-band R&B of “Rich Woman.”

Two guests, in particular, make definitive contributions to A Fool to Care. Bonnie Raitt duets sassily with Scaggs on vocals, and adds her characteristically sizzling slide guitar to “Hell to Pay,” a knowing indictment of corruption on both the personal and political level that Scaggs wrote himself. “That’s one of those songs that writers talk about that just falls out of the sky,” Scaggs says. “It just appears, and if you don’t look it too hard in the eye, it keeps talking to you. We perform it with that little extra twang, but Bonnie really put the touch on it. She brought it home for me.”

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Finally, Lucinda Williams closes out the album with Scaggs on “Whispering Pines.” The two perform the song as a kind of prayer for deliverance, each of their voices yearning for a redemption that alternately seems barely within reach or drifting just out of reach. “The Band’s original version of ‘Whispering Pines’ has an exotic quality to it that I’m not sure anybody else who’s done it has quite tapped into,” Scaggs says. “The melody is strange, and there are some chord changes that are quite unexpected. But I heard a live version of it that Lucinda did that was very touching. She seemed extremely vulnerable in the way she approached it, and that vulnerability made for an amazing reading of the song. I couldn’t resist asking her to join me, and she was way into it. It was very special to me to be able to do that song with her.”

What ultimately communicates about A Fool to Care is how fully Boz Scaggs inhabits these songs. They seem less like interpretations than realizations, proofs that when you truly make someone else’s song your own, you paradoxically restore something essential to it. Scaggs believes that this album and Memphis, its immediate predecessor, might turn out to be the first two parts of a trilogy, a three-album collaboration with producer Steve Jordan and the band of extraordinarily empathetic musicians they love to work with. Let’s hope so, but let’s also not get ahead of ourselves. A Fool to Care is here right now, and to overlook its many great pleasures by thinking about more that might come in the future would be foolish and uncaring indeed. – Anthony DeCurtis

B O Z S C A G G S







BOARD OF TRUSTEES Lisa Barton, Chair

Robert E. Morrison, Jr., Vice Chair

Alan Litzelfelner, Treasurer

Derrick Clay, Secretary

TRUSTEESG. Ross Bridgman

Robert Cochran

Hector Garcia

J. Daniel Good

Marilyn Harris

Cindy Hilsheimer

Michelle Kerr

Talvis Love

David Manderscheid

Edward Miller

Cliff Olsen

Greg Overmyer

Amy T. Shore

Sheldon Taft

Christine Willig

EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEESSusan Cochran

William B. Conner, Jr.

Susan Mancini

Karl Pedersen

Betsy Sturdevant

HONORARY TRUSTEESGene D’Angelo Anne Melvin

Ronald A. Pizzuti Zuheir Sofia

ADMINISTRATIONExEcuTIvEWilliam B. Conner, Jr. Managing Director and CEOArline Dimitri Executive Assistant

ARTISTIc OpERATIONSPavana Stetzik General ManagerDaniel Walshaw Executive Assistant to the Music Director Linda Oper Orchestra Personnel ManagerDavid Frost Principal LibrarianJean-Etienne Lederer Asst. LibrarianWilliam Lutz Stage Manager

dEvElOpMENTDenise Rehg Vice President of DevelopmentCarl P. McCoy Donor Relations ManagerCortney J. Porter Special Events ManagerSusan Ropp Foundations and Grants ManagerKatie Cullen Donor Records CoordinatorSandy Osterholtz Development Associate

EducATIONJeani Stahler Director of EducationDevon Broderick Youth Orchestras Manager

fINANcE ANd AdMINISTRATIONChad Whittington Vice President & Chief Financial OfficerJohn Callahan Director of FinanceDeanna Jones ControllerLinda Matheis GL Accountant

MARkETINgKathy Karnap Director of MarketingHolly Wiencek Marketing CoordinatorRolanda Copley PublicistTrevor Arwood Digital Media and Marketing Assistant

TIckETINgRich Corsi Vice President Programming and TicketingMike Marks Director of TicketingJoLane Campbell Group Sales CoordinatorBilly Boyd CSO Subscription Sales & Ticket Manager

C O L U M B U S S Y M P H O N Y O R C H E S T R A


T H E W O M E N ’ S A S S O C I A T I O N O F T H E C S O

Supporting the symphony has never been more fun. As the founding organization fo the Columbus Symphony, the Women’s Association (WACSO) has been involved since 1951 with promoting symphonic music, volunteering, hosting receptions for the musicians, chorus and CSO staff, and fundraising.

To join, contact Susan at [email protected].

Lois AllenCharlene BarriePatricia BartonMary BeitzelRhoma BerlinKatherine BoehmJean BorgheseRuth BrownCatherine BrubakerDorothy Loew CameronLouise CarlePatricia CarletonJosie ChaseSusan ChildsAnn ChristoforidisBarbara ChukoDiane ConleyPatricia CookeNorma CowanJanet CoxMargaret DavisJohanna DeStefanoSidney DillDonna DivineMary Meredith DobynsJill DrakeMonica DunnGussie Dye-ElderFlo Ann EastonEleanor EbertsJeanine EllisGeraldine EllmanMary Jane EsselburneEileen EvansPatricia EvansMary Lou FairallNancy FisherMarjorie FontoJoan FouchtPauline FritzJoanie FryeLois FulmerMorgan Gelacek

Catherine GerberDonna GerholdPatricia GibboneyValerie GibbsCatherine GrafHarriet GrailBarna GravesSandra GreenCarol GreeneMarjorie GurvisHelen HallWinona HamiltonSandra HeusinkveldAnne HighlandDarlene HilsabeckDiane HockmanElizabeth HollandJacqueline HolzerLois HornbostelRose HumeAlice HuntSusan HutsonEleanor HyattDarlene JonesPamela Jean JonesMarianne JordingGisela JosenhansMelba KabelkaMary Lou KableDianne Keller-SmithLenna KlugNancy KolsonDenise KontrasBarbara LachJoAnne LangSally LarrimerMary LazarusNancy LeeMary LongDonna LyonSusan ManciniMarilyn MarcyJanice Marks

Marianne MathewsSondra MatterClemya MatthewsDeborah Norris MatthewsPeggy McCannEloise McCartyLinda McCutchanLouise McDermottJane McKinleyBarbara McShefferyPeggy MerrillJane Minton Gretchen MoteBarbara McAdam MullerSandy MurrayBarbara MustricJutta NeckermannBetsy Ann NicholsPat NicholsTherese NolanMary NourseAlice NowaczekCarol O’ConnorWendy OldSandy OsterholtzMitzi PanicoIlona PerencevichKatie PotterSandra PritzVictoria ProbstMarilyn RaidtTricia RaikenDenise RehgLisa RhyanMaryann RinschVirginia RonningCloa RoseJodi RossMarina RuizJeannine RyanNancylu SarverNancy SavageErnette Schultz

Lois SechlerDebi SeckelBarbara ShaferEva SheppardBrenda SimpsonMarilyn SmithKathy SnappPatricia SprouseVera SpurlockLibby StearnsEvelyn StevensEileen StimpertEleanor StottlemyerLouise SwansonJan TagueJeannette TeterJean TeterisAngela ThomasFrances ThurmanDeborah ThyerMuriel TiceMargaret TillierClaryss TobinKaren TrifonoffCaryl TrittipoMartha TykodiSuzanne Van HorneGeorgia VerlaneyJan WadeShirley WagnerJoan WallickSharon WalquistBarbara WeaverEloise WeilerMarilyn WenrickBabette WhitmanJanice Minton WoodSally WoodyardMary Lou WrightMarjorie WylieShirley YablokCarol Zanetos


To join, contact Susan at [email protected] or Carol at [email protected].

C O L U M B U S S Y M P H O N Y O R C H E S T R A L E A G U E

The women of the CSOL are a diverse group from a variety of professional and community service backgrounds. All share a love of music and enthusiasm for helping the Columbus Symphony remain a vibrant part of our community. Formed in 1981 specifically to raise funds for the CSO, the group has raised approximately $1,300,000 for specific CSO projects and programs including the Endowment of the Principal Harp Chair.

ACTIVE MEMBERSConstance BauerJean BayMarcia BennettSusan BerryConnie CahillLyn CharobeeBarbara ClarkChris CloseSusan CochranJudy ConnellyLorie CopelandLouise DimascioPhyllis DuyMarion FisherBelle FranciscoDonna GerholdVictoria HaywardCarol HuberAmelia Jeffers

Darlene JonesSubha LembachJune LovingPeggy MaloneSharie McQuaidSue Ann MooreMarilee MuellerBarbara MullerCarol PaulColette PetersonMickey PheanisSally PilcherGay Su PinnellDiane PrettymanLyn SavidgeJudith SwansonJennifer TiellJudy UckerMary WeatherwaxGwen Weihe

SUSTAININGBrenda AidtSharon BeckBarbara BennettMartie BullockDottie ChesebroughPam ConleyMary GreenleeMarilyn HarrisEstelle KnappJane McMasterGerri PetermanDenise RehgPatricia SmithDeb SusiSandy Willetts

HONORARYJude Mollenhauer

DONALD HARRIS FUND FOR NEW COMPOSITIONS In recognition and appreciation of Donald Harris’ endless devotion to music, musicians, and students, the Columbus Symphony Orchestra established the Donald Harris Fund for New Compositions.

Thank you to the following donors for keeping his memory and spirit alive by making a gift to the Donald Harris Fund for New Compositions and creating opportunities for new works to be commissioned for and performed by the CSO.

To make a gift to the Donald Harris Fund for New Compositions, please contact the Development Department at 614-221-5411.

Anonymous (3)Tom Battenberg and Helen LiebmanMrs. Rhoma BerlinDonald BermanCynthia and Norman Bosse

Mark and Mindy CornaLoann CraneJack Davis and Vivian Witkind DavisJudy GarelGladys GeanekopulosGary and Barbara GillerSylvia GoldbergGreater Columbus Arts CouncilKevin Greenwood and Mark Lowery

Richard GreggDr. and Mrs. Victor HinrichsThomas and Ann HoaglinFred and Judy IsaacGisela and Paul JosenhansMary and Tom Katzenmeyer

Macy’s FoundationSharie and Dennis McQuaidJoseph and Johanna MearaAnne H. MelvinDenise RehgWomen’s Association of the CSO


Elliott Luckoff and Fran LuckoffCarol and Fred Luper

Columbus Symphony Orchestra League


With gratitude, the Columbus Symphony Orchestra acknowledges all of our corporate and foundation supporters. This publication lists names of donors who made gifts, pledges and in-kind donations of $300 or more from Sept. 1, 2015 to August 31, 2016.

$150,000 AND ABOVEAmerican Electric PowerGreater Columbus Arts CouncilNationwideNationwide FoundationOhio Arts Council

$100,000–$149,999L Brands

$50,000–$99,999Advanced Drainage Systems Inc.Cardinal HealthThe Columbus FoundationWomen’s Association of CSO

$25,000–$49,999All Life FoundationCentral Management CompanyColumbus Symphony Orchestra LeagueHuntington BankPNC Arts Alive

$10,000–$24,999Anonymous (2)Abercrombie and FitchThe American Legion Department of OhioCarnegie Hall PlayUSAEmerson Power Network \

Liebert Corporation

Gardner, Inc.Giant Eagle Market DistrictGraetersHonda of America Mfg.Martha Holden Jennings FoundationMattlin FoundationThe Ohio State UniversityOhioHealthThe Reinberger FoundationRenewal by AndersenSafelite AutoGlassSiemer Family FoundationThe Woodhull Fund of

The Columbus Foundation

$5,000–$9,999Big LotsColumbia Gas of OhioCrane GroupGreif, Inc.Heidelberg Distributing Co.Ice Miller LLPJohnstone Fund for New MusicKing Business InteriorsLightwellMerrill LynchMount Carmel Health SystemPorter Wright Morris & Arthur, LLPVorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease, LLP

$2,750–$4,999Ann and Gordon Getty FoundationBattelle Memorial InstituteDeloitteEdward JonesFahlgren MortineLive Technologies LLCMesser ConstructionUnum

$1,200–$2,749CDDC/Capitol SouthColumbus PartnershipJohn Gerlach and Company LLPMcGohan BrabenderPremier AllergyPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPThe Robert Weiler CompanyTansky Sawmill Toyota

$600–$1,199Anonymous (2)Online Computer Library CenterThompson Hine LLPU.S. Bancorp Foundation

$300–$599Alliance DataAXA FoundationFirst Merit BankJoseph and Helen Skilken FoundationVerizon FoundationWolfe Associates, Inc

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C O R P O R A T E A N D F O U N D A T I O N P A R T N E R S

AnonymousADSLois H. AllenChris and Lisa BartonMrs. Rhoma BerlinJim and Susan BerryG. Ross and Patricia BridgmanDon M. CastoMr. and Mrs. Jack H. ChabotJoseph A. and Linda J. ChlapatyRobert A. and Susan CochranTed and Lynn CoonsDr. Johanna DeStefanoJeff and Lisa Edwards

Cornelia FergusonFrancille and John FirebaughMarilyn HarrisCindy and Larry HilsheimerTed and Eileen HustonNancy JeffreyMary LazarusAlan and Ginny LitzelfelnerNancy and Tom LurieMichael and Angela MahaffeyDr. Varun and Dr. Monica MahajanLawrence and Katherine MeadAnne MelvinMervin and Barbara Muller

Dr. Deborah Parris and Dr. David BisaroAnne Powell-RileyAnn RoyerGeorge and Patricia SmithKim and Judith SwansonSheldon and Rebecca TaftJacqueline M. ThomasJennifer Tiell and Mark AdelspergerDavid H. and Rachel B. TimmonsRobert and Kathleen TraffordCraig D. and Connie WalleyDr. Gifford Weary and Mr. David J. AngeloTom and Gwen Weihe

We gratefully acknowledge the following (2015-2016) season Partners in Excellence, who are leading the way to sustain the CSO’s positive momentum.


$250,000 AND ABOVEAnonymousAnne Melvin

$50,000–$149,999Mrs. Rhoma BerlinJoseph A. and Linda J. ChlapatyAndy and Sandy RossGeorge D. Ryerson

$25,000–$49,999Anonymous (3)G. Ross and Patricia BridgmanRobert A. and Susan CochranCSO Musicians Outreach Fund of

The Columbus FoundationNancy JeffreyMargaret RennerSheldon and Rebecca Taft

$10,000–$24,999Anonymous (2)Lois H. AllenGeorge BarrettChris and Lisa BartonCSO Foundation Fund of

The Columbus FoundationDr. and Mrs. Jerome J. CunninghamMarjorie O. DavidsonTom W. DavisDr. Johanna DeStefanoJames Garland and Carol AndreaeEvan G. HughesMichelle KerrMary LazarusRobert E. MorrisonAmy and Alan ShoreGeorge and Patricia SmithDavid H. and Rachel B. TimmonsMichael and Arlene WeissWillis S. White Jr.John and Christine Willig

$5,000–$9,999Anonymous (3)Jim and Susan BerryBelle M. BolesDon M. CastoLoann CraneRosemary DasselGarrett and Sidney DillR. H. DillonMr. and Mrs. C. John EastonVirginia K. Ebinger

Jeff and Lisa EdwardsJohn and Bebe FinnThe Rev. Earl and Pauline FritzCindy and Larry HilsheimerAlan and Ginny LitzelfelnerNancy and Tom LurieMichael and Angela MahaffeyDr. Varun and Dr. Monica MahajanMatteson Garcia FamilyDavid and Mary Beth MeuseGay Su PinnellAnne Powell-RileyMartyn and Lynne RedgraveLisa Rhyan and Daniel ZamboryMr. and Mrs. Tadd SeitzKim and Judith SwansonThomas R. Gross Family FoundationRobert and Kathleen TraffordAnne VogelCraig D. and Connie WalleyDr. Gifford Weary and Mr. David J. AngeloTom and Gwen Weihe

$2,750–$4,999Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. BrinkerTed and Lynn CoonsCornelia FergusonFrancille and John FirebaughJim and Vickie HessStephen and Kim JohnstonJill KingsleyFran LuckoffDavid Manderscheid and Susan LawrenceLawrence and Katherine MeadRobert and Lori MorrisonMervin and Barbara MullerTom and Melanie MurrayCliff and Sherlyn OlsenRon and Ann PizzutiJacqueline M. Thomas

$1,200–$2,749Anonymous (9)Rita BarnumDr. Constance Bauer and James VaughanPaul and Tere BeckLynn A. BirdAlfred H. BivinsRichard and Penelope BlattiNadine BlockDorothy BurchfieldPatricia and James CaldwellDorothy Loew CameronMr. and Mrs. Jack H. Chabot

Jeffrey and Gloria CopelandJanet and Robert CoxBeth Crane and Richard McKeeJameson CraneMr. and Mrs. Thomas DriskellBarbara FergusLinda GabelStephen P. Gilmore and Marilyn KuchtaBarbara E. GoettlerRobert and Beverly GoldieDr. Dan GoodDr. Edward L. HamblinMr. Jeff HarrisMarilyn HarrisJames Henderson and Katherine KuckRichard HillisTed and Eileen HustonDaniel L. JensenRonald Jenkins and William DavisDr. Rosemary JoyceLinda and Frank KassSandra KightPolly LindemannJohn and Gerlinde LottFrederick LoydJeffrey and Wendy LuedkeAlbert N. and Susan J. ManciniDale Masel and Roberto McClinSondra MatterDonald and Ruth McGinnisMark and Christine McHenryJane P. MykrantzGreg and Alicia OvermyerDr. Deborah Parris and Dr. David BisaroCarol and Jim PaulGeorge and Ruth PaulsonHoward and Sandra PritzWayne and Cheri RickertDavid and Anne RingLois E. RobisonBrendan RossAnn RoyerLyn SavidgeMr. David R. SchoolerMr. and Mrs. Arthur E. ShepardMrs. Norman T. SmithErnest and Aurelia SternMark and Gail StorerElizabeth and Thomas SturgesJennifer Tiell and Mark AdelspergerChris and Susan TimmSusan Tomasky and Ronald UngvarskyNancy and Ray TraubBrendan and Jane Ware

I N D I V I D U A L P A R T N E R S

With gratitude, the Columbus Symphony Orchestra acknowledges all of our individual donors. This publication lists names of donors who made gifts, pledges and in-kind donations of $300 or more from Sept. 1, 2015 to August 31, 2016.



Francis and Lillian WebbJoseph WisneAndrew Scott Woodruff Memorial FundGreg Zanetos

$600–$1,199Anonymous (6)Tara AbrahamJohn and Elizabeth AllemongAllene N. Gilman Charitable TrustDr. and Mrs. Craig W. AndersonMike and Mary AndersonSine-Marie and John AyresBoudreaux BabounesseyPaul and Jan BaumerMr. and Mrs. James BoggsKenneth and Laura BowenWilson BrowningMarjorie and John BurnhamRobert V. ByrdConnie and Denny CahillAmy and Jim ChapmanBarbara ChukoMatthew Cohen and Susan GearyBill and Karen ConnerJudge John A. Connor and Ger FarrellPam ConradMichael S. and Paige D. CraneDaniel CreekmurCarl CumminsNick and Lani DavakisMary Kay and Bill DickinsonGreg and Barbara DillonDeanie M. DorwartDarrell and Ann DreherCharles and Alice DriscollDavid and Anne DurellPhyllis and Hal DuryeeMark R. Ervin and Nancy NiemuthAlex Fischer and Lori BarrerasJulie FishLawrence and Marion FisherFrank and Jean ForsytheJill FreyBetty Lou FurashDonald and Eydie GarlikovAndreas and Sara GarnesSandra L. L. GauntMichael GonsiorowskiElaine and Victor GoodmanMrs. Barna J. GravesRichard and Linda GuntherSandra HarbrechtEllis and Beverly HittAndrea Iesulauro AlfordMartin and Sue InglisChris and Tonia Irion

Fred and Judy IsaacEric and Rachel JohnsonKiehner JohnsonHerb and Jeanne JohnstonDouglas and Darlene JonesSteve and Diane JonesRaymond and Karen KarlsbergerTom and Mary KatzenmeyerDonald and Nancy KelleyDouglas and Wauneta KerrTim and Michelle KoenigAnne M. LaPidusKay Leonard and Walter WatkinsTalvis LoveSarah and Richard LuckayManfred and Rose LuttingerDon LynneLowell and Nancy MacKenzieKaren and Todd MajidzadehSharie and Dennis McQuaidDr. Violet Meek and Dr. Don M. DellPatricia MelvinDaniel MendelsohnRossen MilanovPatty Morrison and Gary TiesengaAnnegreth Nill and Bruce PoseyAnn and Bob OakleyEllin and Richard PatchenSusan RectorDenise RehgJudy and Dean ReinhardRichard H. and Judith B. ReuningTom and Carol RielandMary and Rocky RobinsLois RosowPat and Nancy RossDr. David Rudy and

Rose Marie Rudy, Ph.D.Dr. and Mrs. Gordon N. ShecketRobert and Ann ShellyRobert and Kelly ShentonJunko ShigemitsuWilliam B. and Helen C. ShimpLarry and Cheryl SimonMarcia Katz SlotnickRobert and Anita SmialekWilbur SmithMr. and Mrs. William H. StadtlanderJeff and Jeani StahlerMargie and Mike SullivanBarbara and Michael TaxierRachel Thurston and Steve CaudillDr. James and Jacquelyn VaughanLucy VenableThomas and Mary WeatherwaxJoel and Barbara WeaverDr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Weise

Robert and Carole WilhelmJane H. Zimmerman

$300–$599Anonymous (15)John and Janet AdamsJudith H. AhlbeckJan and George AnasisMichelle AndreMarilyn and Ray BarkerCommander T.L. Barber, U.S.N., RetiredDavid and Joan BarnesBarry Zacks CSO Endowment Fund of

the Columbus Jewish FoundationRichard and Sharon BatesWilliam and Jean BayJames and Ruth BergerRay and Nancy BichimerSharon and Dennis BlosePaul and Lynn BlowerMarjorie BohlMike and Rita BourlandKatharine BowmanCarol Ann BradleyMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. BrandtPaul and Peg BraunsdorfAlisa Breisacher and FamilyDr. and Mrs. J. Richard BriggsMargaret BroekemaRobert and Nancy BrownMrs. Richard A. BrownRich and Angie BryantHoward and Phyllis ByerRobert CassellKelly Casto MokasLarry and Ginny ChristophersonBarbara ClarkTed and Lorrie ClarkKelli ClawsonSharon Kahn CohodesFred and Tschera ConnellJohn and Judith ConnellyRon and Janice CookBill and Dolly CorbittKristin and Mike CoughlinJames R. CraftLydia CummingPatricia A. Cunningham and Craig HasslerKay DavenportJohn Davis and Vivian Witkind DavisDr. Joanne E. DeGroatHeather Densmore and Matt SandersPhilip and Susan DeVolRichard J. DickMichael Dreiling and Shou-Shen ChenPaul and Anne DrosteSue Ellen Eickelberg


Richard and Helen EllingerDavid and Ann ElliotBenedicta EnrileTerry and Howard EpsteinGail EvansRobert FalconeDr. and Mrs. Roy FarnemanMichael and Karen FiorileRobert FletcherDaniel and Koleen FoleyEdwin and Martha FosterJohn and Ann FowbleMelinda FrankDave W. FritzReverand Monsignor David FunkDr. Annie Marie GarrawayGeorge and Michelle GeissbuhlerMartin and Dorothy GelenderJohn and Valerie GibbsSylvia GolbergMartin Golubitsky and Barbara KeyfitzDon GoodDr. Steven and Gaybrielle GordonAnn B. GrafThomas R. Gross Jr.Jonathan GuerrierDavid and Jackie HaasBeth and Bob HamiltonBrian HarpPat and Don HarpJohn C. HarrisJudy and Duane HaysDr. Sterling HedrickAdam and Amy HeeterAnn HeinemanUlrich and Christiane HeinzJean and Jeffrey HendersonJane L. HinesRoland and Lois HornbostelRussell and Patricia HowardMary Jo HudsonJay and Jeanne HuebnerMichael HuggettFern E. HuntFred and Trixie HyserMary Jane JankiDr. Joan E. JohnsonKent and Sally JohnsonJack and Zoe JohnstoneGisela and Paul JosenhansSue and Seth KantorSuzanne KarpusDan KeatingMr. and Mrs. James KellerMary and Ken KellerBrian Kenney and FamilyA. Douglas and Helen Kinghorn

Judith E. Kleen and Robert S. MillsTim and Mary Jo KohlAlexa KonstantinosGeorge and Linda KoukourakisMichael Krippendorf and Dorothy NoyesJohn and Judy KropfRoger and Barbara KussowElizabeth LivingstonWarren and Dai-Wei LoJames and Clare LongHoward and Jane LongfellowJohn LoomanRichard and Barbara MarkleTroy and Nancy MaynardGeorge and Carolyn McConnaugheyJohn and Patricia McDonaldKenneth C. and Jane H. McKinleyJohn and Pamela McManusJim and Priscilla MeeksDavid and Betty MeilMary and John MerrillRuth and Fred MillerMelinda S. MillerLeslie and Ronald MillerSteve and Coleen MillerAl and Louise MinorJanice Minton WoodJack and Sue Ann MooreMichael and Michele MoranFrank R. MorrisScott R. and Gretchen K. MoteIvan and Marianne MuellerGyongyi and Tibor NadasdyMr. and Mrs. James NearhoodMrs. Jutta NeckermannDouglas and Suzanne NeckersAida and Robert NormanRobert and Debbie OsborneRaffy and Carmie OuzounianEd and Mary Jane OvermyerDavid PackerStephen PariserDonald and Cynthia PaynterGerri and Loyal PetermanPaul and Colette PetersonFloradelle A. PfahlKaren PfreimMr. and Mrs. A. Kenneth Pierce, Jr.Gail and Katie PotterMr. and Mrs. David PresperVicki and Steve ProbstHarry and Susanna Pukay-MartinJeffrey and Christine RodekKen and Judy RodgersStephen Rogers and

Daniel J. Clements III

Mr. and Mrs. Dana RudmoseJan RyanDr. Philip and Mrs. Elizabeth SamuelsThomas and Gail SantnerJohn E. Sauer and Doreen Uhas-SauerHank and Pat SchlakeJay and Joyce SchoedingerRobert and Barbara ShapiroWilliam and Eva SheppardMr. Samuel ShumanLisa ShunesonAnne C. SidnerJames SkidmoreElliot and Retta SlotnickThe Revs. Bruce and Susan SmithFrancis C. SmithAngela SnyderBeatrice K. SowaldJohn and Sally StefanoPavana and Thomas StetzikStooner Silver ExchangeNancy StrauseJojo and Chuck StricklerRaja SundararajanTaku and Elizabeth SuzukiThomas W. and Carol F. SwinehartRalph and Joan TalmageBrant and Mary TedrowJolene M. ThompsonLarry TiptonClaryss B. TobinMr. Edwin TrippMark and Katherine TuckerDon and Cheryl TumblinTom and Martha TykodiJeff and Gwen Von HoltenJan WadeRay and Nancy WaggonerRichard H. and Margaret R. WagnerRichard and Jane WardCatharine and Robert WarmbrodGeorge WeckmanProf. Charles M. WeisGary and Jane WenkMarilyn P. WenrickCynthia M. WhitacreScott WhiteTim and Johanna WhiteWilna M. Dykes Charitable Living TrustPeter Stafford WilsonDonice WoosterBecky WrightMr. William G. WrightSusan and Nathan YostCraig and Carol YoungJane B. Young



I N K I N D

American Electric PowerChris and Lisa BartonBob-Boyd Lincoln of ColumbusCatering by DesignThe Chintz RoomRobert A. and Susan CochranCooper’s Hawk Winery and RestaurantsCopiousDispatch Media GroupFlourish Bespoke Floral and Event StylingG. Michael’s Bistro and Bar

Giant Eagle Market DistrictGreater Columbus Convention CenteriHeart MediaCindy and Larry HilsheimerMichelle KerrLasting Impressions Event RentalLindey’s Restaurant and BarDavid Manderscheid and Susan LawrenceLawrence and Katherine MeadNationwideNBC4

Ohio MagazineLisa Rhyan and Daniel ZamboryRenaissance Columbus Downtown HotelSheraton Columbus at Capitol SquareAmy and Alan ShoreSmith and WollenskySunny95WBNS-10TVWOSU StationsWTVNZ Cucina di Spirito

IN HONORAnna BackeDan and Joan Kuhl

Lisa BartonSusan Tomasky and Ronald Ungvarsky

Tom BattenbergSarah GoldMarilyn and Donald HarrisLes Lipshutz and Barbara RifkinJane B. Young

The Columbus Symphony Orchestra Trombone SectionWayne and Cheri Rickert

The Columbus Symphony Youth OrchestraAnonymous

Janet and Robert CoxWomen’s Association of CSO

Joan FouchtWomen’s Association of CSO

Ida GoldbergEugene and Ida Goldberg

Catherine GrafMarjorie Bohl

Barna GravesCatherine S. Graf

Sue Hanhilammi and Lynn HumphreyRichard and Barbara Markle

Marilyn and Donald HarrisJohn Davis and Vivian Witkind DavisSuzanne KarpusCarol and Fred Luper

Sue HiteKathleen Ort

Ron JenkinsAnonymous

Kevin JonesWomen’s Association of CSO

Michael J. KibbeyMr. Ronald Betz

Ben KramerKenneth and Janet Kotch

Mary LongEugene DahnkeWomen’s Association of CSO

Anne MelvinJohn CallahanRonald and Mary HookerJill KingsleyGrant Morrow III and Cordelia Robinson

Linda MercerWomen’s Association of CSO

Jude MollenhauerGisela and Paul Josenhans

Jutta NeckermannWomen’s Association of CSO

Andrew C. Neckers, M.D. and Courtney NeckersDouglas and Suzanne Neckers

Sandy OsterholtzWomen’s Association of CSO

Emily PetersenAlicia McCarthy

Emily Petersen and Jeff SquireMegan PrestonDick and Nancy Woodley

Rob and Marti RideoutJan Wade

Philip ShipleyCharles Martindell

Anna SvirskyGisela and Paul Josenhans

David TannerNancy and Eugene King

Jonquil ThomsKen and Jennifer Meyer

Dave and Rachel TimmonsMr. and Mrs. Michael B. Griffith

T R I B U T E G I F T S

The following donors have made contributions to the Columbus Symphony Orchestra in honor or in memory of a friend or loved one between Sept. 1, 2015 and August 31, 2016. For questions about making a gift in honor or in memory of someone, please contact the development office at 614-221-5249.


Jan WadeAnonymousPhilip StichterWomen’s Association of CSO

Ben WiantWomen’s Association of CSO

Peter Stafford WilsonWomen’s Association of CSO

IN MEMORYPaul Grier AndrusAlyce C. Andrus

Ann BackeAnonymous

Barbara K. BlairDr. and Mrs. Scott Blair

Dr. Bill BlairJanet Blair

Frank BoffaSandra Boffa

Belle BolesMrs. Rhoma BerlinMarjorie BohlPaula BrothersGarrett and Sidney DillFranklin Garden ClubBarna GravesMr. and Mrs. John P. Illges IIIThe Private Client Reserve of U.S. BankJan and John WagnerWomen’s Association of CSO

James V. BonomoPamela D. Bonomo

Sue BouzounisMrs. Rhoma BerlinGarrett and Sidney DillWomen’s Association of CSO

Richard BullWomen’s Association of CSO

Rudy BuoniAnonymous

Barbara CarfreyAmey HarperPatty and George Mingus

Drew CaytonJane Hathaway

Vidah CoulterMarjorie Geist

Lilly CranstonCharlotte A. Prior

Weldon and Etta Mae DavisTerry Davis

Bruce A. Denton-StickelJacqui Denton-Stickel

Myrna DuplerJean Lundstedt

Barbara EasterAnonymousBarbara R. Easter

Dick T. EkelberryMarilyn Rush-Ekelberry

Evelyn ErlangerEdgar L. Erlanger

Marcia FriedmanAl Friedman

Donald and Jeannette FrostDale Masel and Roberto McClin

Anita GallagherGisela and Paul Josenhans

Jules GarelAnne Melvin

Dr. Michael O. GarrawayDr. Annie Marie Garraway

Abbot S. GauntSandra L. L. Gaunt

Bonnie GilliomGene Gilliom

Allene N. GilmanAllene N. Gilman Charitable Trust

Lawrence S. Greene, MDAnonymous

Allen and Muriel GundersheimerKay Leonard and Walter Watkins

JoAnn HallG. Philip Hall

Donald HarrisAnonymous (3)Tom Battenberg and Helen LiebmanMrs. Rhoma BerlinDonald BermanColumbus Symphony Orchestra LeagueCynthia and Norman BosseMark and Mindy CornaLoann CraneJack Davis and Vivian Witkind DavisJudy GarelGladys GeanekopulosGary and Barbara GillerSylvia GoldbergGreater Columbus Arts CouncilKevin Greenwood and Mark LoweryRichard GreggDr. and Mrs. Victor HinrichsThomas and Ann HoaglinFred and Judy IsaacGisela and Paul JosenhansMary and Tom KatezenmeyerCarol and Fred LuperElliot Luckoff and Fran LuckoffMacy’s FoundationSharie and Dennise McQuaidJoseph and Johanna MearaAnne H. MelvinDenise RehgWomen’s Association of the CSO

Gladys HosanskyNorman Hosansky

Marianne Doerschlag HuggGisela and Paul Josenhans

Virginia HullWomen’s Association of CSO

Ann M. IckesStanton T. Ickes

Tad JeffreyAnne Melvin

Katharine JonesWomen’s Association of CSO

Shirley L. KellerG. Ross and Patricia Bridgman

Bill KennedyPhyllis Kennedy

Dr. Ralph D. LachMrs. Rhoma BerlinGarrett and Sidney Dill




Dr. Ralph LausaAnonymousAnheuser-Busch Maintenance GroupDorothy BurchfieldScott and Susanne HirthJohn and Jane TierneyWomen’s Association of CSO

Virginia Colson LeidheiserMarie A. NaberMatty and Jen SayreBetsy and Jonathan Zahn

Lenore LoewengartSteven and Victoria Loewengart

Loved OnesAnonymous

Vivek MahajanDr. Varun and Dr. Monica Mahajan

Dr. Edward MatthewsDr. Joyce Matthews

Noel MelvinGerda and William Fink

H. Theodore MeyerTom Battenberg and Helen LiebmanDr. and Mrs. J. Richard BriggsPaula BrothersBetsy and Don FreytagElaine and Victor GoodmanElizabeth HallidayNancy and Tad JeffreyKirtland Capital PartnersMary LazarusMartha and William MartinSandra McCauleySusan MeilingJohn and Karen NestorWolfe Associates, IncEdward and Ellen Yen

Joy Wade MoultonMrs. Rhoma Berlin

Carl NourseMary NourseWomen’s Association of CSO

Betty NowackiMarcia HanesworthKarn MeatsAmy SegelThe Spohn Family

Julie OstranderKay Hedges

Nancy PetersDonald W. Peters

Richard PickettWomen’s Association of CSO

Ksenija RavertaAida and Robert Norman

Joan Friedman RosenblumSteven and Kimberly Friedman

Nancy RossPat and Nancy Ross

Larry RutherfordDr. Robert Horvat

Paul SavageAnne Melvin

June F. ShunkRalph K. Shunk

Edwin R. Six IIIH. J. Six

Mary J. SmithFrancis C. Smith

Wib SmithAnne Melvin

Dorothy SpanglerLugene Spangler

Rita and Oscar Thomas Sr.Rita Barnum

Lucian TiberiCarol Ventresca

Philip R. TuhyElena and Carl Walters II

Bill VanDervoortLisa AriasRay and Nancy BichimerHerb BrownDr. and Mrs. John BurkhartMr. and Mrs. Jack H. ChabotTodd Fields NJASAP Travel CommitteeSteven Fink and Nancy KaufmannElaine and Victor GoodmanVirginia Gordon

Genevieve GrabmanDr. and Mrs. David HahmHamilton Capital ManagementMarcia C. HosierKarl Kirkpatrick and Jeanne Tolotti-KirkpatrickD. B. MulgrewSusan MulgrewSusan RosenstockKimberly StarrJack StephanElizabeth and Thomas SturgesSharon and Rich WhaleyCy and Linda WolskeWomen’s Association of CSO

Judith UckerColumbus Symphony Orchestra LeagueConnie and Denny CahillDennis and Sharon McQuaidKaty ReedStephen and Robbynn SelzerDeb and Ed Susi

Patrick WalshDaria Arbogast

Babette “Bobbie” WaltersWomen’s Association of CSO

Evan WhallonAnonymous

Evan and Jean WhallonFonda Fichthorn

Janice WhittakerAlisa Breisacher and FamilyNick and Lani DavakisMichael RenneDr. and Mrs. Seth RialsHelen and Harry SutherlandLance and Aimee TaylorThe Tempelhof FamilyMike and Louise VaselakesSamuel and Allene Warren

Dr. Lowell WilliamsMrs. Rhoma Berlin

Charles WoodbeckDaniel and Carolyn FoxRoger and Barbara KussowJoe and Ann Woodyard


Anonymous (4)James and Lois AllenElizabeth Ann AyersMarcia A. BarckJames W. BartonGeorge W. and Shannon BaughmanSusan and Jim BerryDr. Bertha A. BouroncleThomas H. BrinkerFred and Paula BrothersNeal BrowerFlorence CabakoffDorothy L. CameronRobert and Susan CochranRichard and Lynn ColbyWilliam B. ConnellJanet and Robert CoxJerome and Margaret CunninghamEugene R. and Pauline E. DahnkeRichard I. and Helen M. DennisBrian and Christine DooleyAnn EkstromSherwood and Martha FawcettBarbara K. FergusRobert FirdmanFred and Molly Caren FisherPeg Cook FlemingErnest and Neva FritscheJudy and Jules GarelJane F. GoodmanJack E. and Winifred J. GordonAnne Goss and Richard ColemanCatherine Graf

Allen and Muriel GundersheimerGeorge HaddadJohn A. HageJudy Harris HaysMichael and Victoria HaywardMrs. Jane HeffnerLisa A. HinsonHarold C. HodsonFord and Susanne HuffmanDavid A. JeggleMrs. Katharine JonesLinda S. KassMary and Ken KellerWilliam and Sandra KightFrank A. LazarLyman L. LeathersMary LongFran LuckoffLowell T. and Nancy MacKenzieJames MahoneyMrs. Robert E. MangumMs. Beulah MathersKenneth C. and Jane H McKinleyKathy MeadAnne H. MelvinMr. and Mrs. H. Theodore MeyerRuth MilliganAnnette MolarKaren M. and Randall E. MooreRichard R. Murphey, Jr.Helen NutisMr. and Mrs. Robert A. OakleyV. Jane Osborne

Mrs. Rosalie PaliusJohn M. PellegrinoBetty J. PetersMargaret RennerRichard and Teri ReskowMarty RichardsRocky and Mary RobinsLois RobisonKarlon RoopMildred RosenbergerGeorge D. RyersonJoseph M. B. SarahMerry Ann SaulsJames and Marilyn ScanlanCarl and Elizabeth ScottDorothy Nell SearsJames and Martha SheeranMr. and Mrs. Arthur E. ShepardAnne C. SidnerMarcia Katz SlotnickMarilyn A. Smith JohnsonGeorge and Patricia SmithErnest and Aurelia SternAlden and Virginia StilsonKim and Judith SwansonSheldon and Rebecca TaftDaniel TharpDavid ThomasDavid H. and Rachel B. TimmonsBuzz and Kathleen TraffordCraig D. and Connie WalleyJane H. Zimmerman

The Legacy Society recognizes patrons who have advised the Development Office that they have made or are making provisions for a planned gift to the Columbus Symphony.

Such provisions often involve a bequest made through the donor’s will, but there are other types of deferred gifts with tax benefits which should be discussed with a financial advisor. To notify the Symphony of such a provision and become a member of the Columbus Symphony Legacy Society, or to obtain further information about planned giving, please contact the Development Office at (614) 221-5411.

A planned gift to the Symphony can ensure that future generations are afforded an opportunity to experience a symphony orchestra of the highest artistic standard.


Patrons with Disabilities: The Columbus Symphony provides accommodations for persons with disabilities. For special seating arrangements, please call the CAPA Ticket Center at (614) 469-0939.

Concert Times: Regular season Friday and Saturday concerts begin at 8 pm.

Latecomers and those who leave the hall once a performance has begun will be seated at the discretion of the house manager during appropriate pauses. To assure that you are able to enjoy the entire concert, we suggest that if you are picking up tickets at Will Call or purchasing tickets, plan to arrive at least 45 minutes prior to the start of the concert.

Please do not bring any packages, bags, or backpacks into the venue. Venue management reserves the right to search such items and to refuse the entrance of such items into the venue. Thank you for your cooperation.

Cameras and recording equipment may not be brought into the concert hall. Please turn your electronic watch, cellular phone, and pager to “off” or set it to “vibrate” prior to performances.

Smoking is not permitted in the venue.

Refreshments are available in the Galbreath Pavilion at the Ohio Theatre. However, food and drinks are not allowed in the concert hall. Refreshments are available in the lobby of the Southern Theatre and you are welcome to take drinks into the concert hall.

Lost and Found: Call (614) 469-1045.

Purchasing Tickets: Phone the CAPA Ticket Center at (614) 469-0939, 9 am to 5 pm weekdays and 10 AM to 2 PM on Saturdays, to purchase tickets by credit card. Discover, MasterCard, Visa, and American Express are accepted. Fax orders are accepted at (614) 224-7273.

Purchase in person at the CAPA Ticket Center, 39 E. State St., 9 am to 5 pm weekdays, 10 am to 2 pm on Saturdays, and 2 hours prior to all Columbus Symphony performances.

Mail orders should be sent to the CAPA Ticket Center, 39 E. State St., Columbus, Ohio 43215.

Online orders can be made at www.columbussymphony.com. All ticket purchases are subject to a theatre restoration fee.

Group rates are available by calling (614) 719-6900.

Emergency Calls: If you need to be reached during the concert, please register your name and seat number at the ticket office so that you can be easily found.

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