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Settlement Music School
108th
Anniversary
Settlement Music School
108th
Anniversary
Honoring Delaware InvestmentsShawn Lytle, President
Celebrating Kaleidoscope
Settlement’s Arts-Enriched
Preschool Program
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Settlement Music School108th ANNIVERSARY GALA
Gala ChairsJoel & Jane Smith
Gala Vice ChairsDavid & Charity Connor
Corporate Tables Philip N. Russo
Jeannine Webber
DécorLibby S. Harwitz
MenuSusan & Gregory Moore
Susan & The Honorable Vincent J. Poppiti
Staging & PresentationFred Stein, The Creative Group
Program BookCarolyn Marconi Steven Schultz
RaffleWendi Barish
Molly Mahoney
Committee At Large Caitlin Devlin
Tamika BoatengJennifer Lifstedt
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From the gala chairs:
Welcome to Settlement Music School’s 108th Anniversary Gala. For more than a century, Settlement has been educating the Greater Philadelphia com-munity through the arts. With programming for students ages 6 months to 99 years old, the School truly helps build skills for a lifetime. Tonight, we celebrate Settlement’s work in early childhood— specifically its nationally recognized, one-of-a-kind preschool program Kaleidoscope, which features daily instruction in art, music, and dance. You will enjoy a video that demonstrates how this incredible program encourages discovery, nurtures different learning styles, increases school readiness, and changes lives.
We are also proud to honor Delaware Investments this evening and its presi-dent, Shawn Lytle, for the company’s longtime support of Kaleidoscope and commitment to children and the arts across the region.
By joining us at the Gala, you are helping to ensure that Settlement’s pro-grams are accessible to all, regardless of financial circumstances. We hope you will participate in tonight’s raffle and special fundraising drive for Kalei-doscope. All Gala proceeds benefit the School’s Financial Aid Program, which provides more than $2 million to students every year.
Thank you so much for supporting this event and for supporting an organiza-tion we know such important and outstanding work. It has been our pleasure to chair the 108th Anniversary Gala and to work with our fellow committee members.
Cheers to a wonderful evening for a great cause!
Joel & Jane Smith108th Anniversary Gala Chairs
Settlement Music School108th ANNIVERSARY GALA
David & Charity Connor108th Anniversary Gala Vice Chairs
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Sponsorships
Design SponsorStradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP
Wine SponsorMoore Brothers Wine Company
Settlement Music School108th ANNIVERSARY GALA
HonoringDelaware InvestmentsShawn Lytle, President
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Bank of New York MellonDelaware Investments, a Division of Macquarie Group
PECOStradley Ronon Stevens& Young, LLP
Tompkins VIST Bank
Barrie Trimingham andDavid Pierson
Drexel UniversityIron Stone Strategic Capital Partners
Innovator Tables
Visionary Tables
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Benefactor Tables
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Ralph & Nané ArpajianRhonda S. ChatzkelDavid & Charity ConnorKevin & Larae CunninghamGertrude McBride Eaton & William Allen Eaton
Joseph & Marie FieldLibby S. Harwitz &Dr. Burton Blender
Christopher HealyBen & Laura HuggettJacob’s Music CompanyAnn Lebowitz & Mark SteinbergerThe Lipstein Family FoundationClyde & Donna LoweryShawn LytlePhilip N. & Joan RussoJoel & Jane SmithBaird & Anne StandishTiffany TavarezKenneth Weiner & Elisabeth Wallace
Special Benefactors
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Michael & Maureen CorradoDavid & Monica DeetsVin DeFinaAndrew & Ricki EisensteinGordon FowlerJohn A. FryNancy GellmanDebbie & Jim GenuardiMaribeth & David GenuardiSteven & Beth HaasArthur W. JasionMarty & Raine LevinJennifer Ehinger MaguireDavid MaturoJack MarinoChristopher R. MayLeonard MellmanSusan & Gregory MooreAlvaro & Bonnie Lynn MuñozRobert & Stacey OrtenseBrian & Melissa PinheiroBruce Rosenfield & Bonnie BrierDr. Harry RosenthalAndy & Tina SantacrocePeg & Ralph Wellington
Benefactors
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Andrew AckermanDr. George Allen & Dr. Mildred ThompsonAvison YoungWendi BarishBBD, LLPLeslie Benoliel & Alex HamiltonNoel & Sharon BootheLeah Mellman BowesCliftonLarsonAllen LLPRona & David ComroeMatt CunniffGuissou Dabiri & John EmeryStacy Maria Dutton & Charles McMahonHelen S. Eaton & Guillaume Combet
Subscribers
Patrons Sam AronsonAndrea M. Baldeck, M.D.Gary Bridges & Deborah GoldblumKristen R. & Ethan M. DennisEckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLCSusan K. GleeksmanEmilio & Carole GravagnoIndependence Blue CrossJuliette KangClive H. & Sharon LandaCelian B. PutnamJohn Ryan & Mary GreggPaul & Barbara SchraederMichael & Katherine SouléFred & Abby SteinFlora Barth Wolf & Laslo V. BoydRoger & Valerie Wood
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Sheldon & Joyce EveloffDr. Gordon & Stella FinkBarbara Freed & Alan MittelmanDeborah GlassRobert & Virginia GoldbergJoyce HanleyDon & Lynn HaskinCarol HochstrasserBelinda L. HullJudith & Richard HurtigRichard & Sonja IrwinSusan Jacobson & Michael GoldenLeroy KeanWill & Shellie KleinJeff Levinsohn & Erica GlossMolly MahoneyCarolyn & Bill MarconiMastery Charter SchoolsGeorge & Lynnette McNealChristine Mitses & Will HaslettDaniel & Melissa MuroffPNC BankJim & Cheryl PortwoodKyle RuffinAmelia Schmertz & Francesco CerraiPeter Schoenbach & Anne TobeyFred SnitzerChristopher & Erica SpanglerKonnie & Paul StarkMatthew & Margaret StricklerCraig & Alison SwartzMeg & Jim Sharp WaltonClarence Young & Wendy Nickerson
Subscribers, cont’d.
All lists as of 4/25/16
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AnonymousPeter Buttenwieser & Terry MarekRoger & Deborah DennisSharon EasterlingExude, Inc. Dennis & Michael FaucherElizabeth H. GemmillNancy Gordon & Stewart BolnoKaren B. GurmankinHP SalesSean & Shelley KardonElaine Wolk KaufmanDonald & Gay H. KimelmanSteven & Patricia KingJoseph Kluger & Susan LewisLucinda & Charles LandrethMacquarie Group FoundationSusan & Frank MechuraStephen E. & Helen OckendenDaniel ReismanRobert & Caro RockJohn & Susan B. SmithCarol Avins & Raymond Solomon
Contributors
All lists as of 4/25/16
Young FriendsKobby & Tamika Addo-BoatengNate BronsteinStephanie & Patrick CunnaneLev & Gabriella DavidsonCaitlin Devlin & David Ferry, IIIDaniel & Victoria EdwardsAdam Johnston & Molly FowlerMs. Elizabeth Marconi & Dr. Alec McKinleyMatthew J. Solin
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Settlement Music School108th GALA PERFORMERS
The Joseph Sudler Orchestra
Featured Student PerformanceThe William A. Loeb Chamber Trio
Coached by Jean Louise Shook
Vanessa Poe, violin Jennifer Lee, cello
Immanuel Mykyta-Chomsky, piano
Performing during Cocktail Hour:Members of the
Helen K. Schwartz Advanced Study Jazz EnsembleCoached by Tony Miceli
Thomas Hagen, vibraphone Harrison Meyer, piano
John Della Franco, double bass Gian Lombardo, percussion
The Gail W. Snitzer String Quartet Coached by Sidney Curtiss
Cheyenne King-Bails, violinKaito Mimura, violin
Natalie Loughran, violaNicholas Jin, cello
Steinway piano selected from Jacobs Music Company
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Founded in 1908, Settlement Music School began as the music program of the College Settlement in Philadelphia’s Southwark section offering services to newly arrived immigrants in the community.
The music program grew rapidly from volunteers offering piano lessons for a nickel to a full program of instruction in all musical instruments taught by professionals, including several members of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
By 1914, Settlement was incorporated as an independent community school of the arts. The current Mary Louise Curtis Branch building was built in 1917.
In the 1940s and ‘50s, Settlement experimented with remote satellite and branch locations, and by 1960 had established Germantown and Northeast (later the Kardon-Northeast) branches.
In the 1970’s, Settlement undertook an ambitious program of education and therapy in music and dance for disabled children and adults, and in the mid-1980’s incorporated the Kardon In-stitute as a separate, allied institution. Kardon later spun off into an independent organization, and upon the Institute’s closing in 2014, Settlement launched its Kardon Center for Arts Therapy.
In the late 1980’s Settlement merged with the Jenkintown Music School to create a fourth branch (which moved to a brand new facility in 2011 to become the Willow Grove Branch) and founded a fifth branch in the Wynnefield neighborhood of West Philadelphia.
In 2002, Settlement extended its services to students in Camden, New Jersey.
YESTERDAY
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TODAY$2 Million in Financial Aid Awarded Annually
300,000 Students and Alumni10,000 Weekly Services
250 Free Performances Every Year225 Degreed Faculty
6 Community Branches1 Incredible Settlement Family
Extraordinary programs for students of all ages, interests, and backgrounds, including:
• Children’s Music Playshop for Children and Grown-ups, Kaleidoscope Arts-Integrated Preschool, and Kaleidoscope Plus+ Arts After-School Program for our youngest students.
• Children’s Music Workshop, Creative Movement and Dance, the Gleeksman-Kohn Children’s Choir, and Individual Instruction, Ensemble Programs and Advanced Study for children and teens.
• Adults participate in Chamber Music, Individual Les-sons, and a wide range of Group Classes.
• The Kardon Center for Arts Therapy offers Creative Arts Therapy (music, art and dance) for clients of all ages with special needs.
With the continuing commitment of our students, faculty, families, and friends, we can’t wait to see what is in store for TOMORROW!
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Settlement Music School108th ANNIVERSARY GALA
WINESSelected by Greg Moore of Moore Brothers Wine Company
Entre-Deux-Mers Château Turcaud 2014Domaine Magellan Fruit Défendu Rosé 2015Madiran Château Viella 2012
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Barrie Trimingham, ChairEllen S. Friedell, PresidentPhilip N. Russo, TreasurerBen Auger, Asst. TreasurerSteven N. Haas, Secretary
Susan Golden Jacobson, Asst. Secretary
Settlement Music SchoolCentral Board of Trustees
2015-2016expresses deep appreciation to
Joel and Jane Smith and the entire Gala Committee
Vice PresidentsLibby S. Harwitz Mary Louise CurtisKenneth Weiner GermantownJoel F. SmithKardon-Northeast
Ralph Arpajian Willow Grove
Amy HughartWynnefield
Kyle RuffinCamden
TrusteesAndrea Baldeck
Rhonda ChatzkelDavid Connor
Kevin Cunningham Andrew Eisenstein
Susan Gleeksman Donald Haskin Judith Hurtig Juliette Kang Justin Klein
Bruce LetoBrian Pinheiro
Fred Stein Matthew Strickler
Jeannine Burky Webber
Honorary Vice President
Leonard Mellman
ChairpersonsEmeriti
Peter A. BenolielRichard L. SmootJoseph W. Waz, Jr.
Honorary Trustees
Joseph M. FieldEdward L. Snitzer
CounselBruce Rosenfield
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The Mary Louise Curtis Branch proudly provides outstanding instruction to Philadelphians of all ages and backgrounds,
from Children’s Music Playshop to Adult Chamber Players.
Mary Louise Curtis Branch Board of Directors
Music forAll
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The Mary Louise Curtis Branch is proud to recognize the support of the following members of our South Philadelphia community:
Fabriq Spa
Work in Progress, Inc.
Berkshire Hathaway Real Estate
Community Supporters
Thank you!
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The Germantown Branch Board of Directors welcomes the Germantown community to visit our newly renovated branch, and
we look forward to exciting new programs and collaborations in the years ahead!
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The Germantown Branch is proud to recognize the support of the following members of our
Germantown community:
Jacobs & Fishman, P.C.
Mount Airy Violins and Bows
Community Supporters
Thank you!
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The Kardon-Northeast Branch is proud to provide exceptional
Music, Dance, and Arts education,in addition to transformational
Creative Arts Therapy,to the greater Northeast.
Kardon-Northeast Branch Board of Directors
Access. Excellence.
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Explore the latest techniques in digital production of music,
elements of music composition, and song writing at the
Wynnefield Branch!
Wynnefield Branch Board of Directors
Settlement has gone DIGITAL!
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The Willow Grove Branch Board of Directorscordially invites you to experience hands-on learning about piano and percussion sounds at our family-friendly Piano-mation event!
SATURDAY JUNE 4th 10 AM to 1 PM
318 Davisville Road Willow Grove, PA 19090
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The Willow Grove Branch is proud to recognize the support of the following members of our
Willow Grove community:
William R. May Funeral Home
St. Luke the Evangelist Catholic Church
Community Supporters
Thank you!
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The Camden Branch Board of Directors invites you to experience music and arts
programs that change lives!
Expand the Possibilities
MONDAY,MAY 16th
5:30 to 7 PM
Camden Branchat Creative Arts Morgan Village Academy
990 Morgan BoulevardCamden, NJ 08104
RSVP to Branch Director Valerie Clayton [email protected] or 856.541.6347
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The Camden Branch is proud to recognize the support of the following member of our
Camden community:
South Camden Theatre Company
Community Supporters
Thank you!
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Ralph Arpajian, PresidentMolly Mahoney, Vice President
Wendi Barish, Secretary Sharlyn Mellman Weitz, Treasurer
Louis DePaulLaura Elbahtimy
Carol EtlenMargaret Griffen
Belinda Hull
Christine MitsesJeannette Rosen
Andrew SantacroceKonnie Stark
Meryle Twersky
Libby S. Harwitz, PresidentJeffrey Levinsohn, Vice President
Andrew Ackerman, TreasurerAnia Mikson, Secretary
Sam Aronson Nate Bronstein Julie H. CheliusBarbara Freed
Ann C. Lebowitz
Carolyn MarconiPaul SchraederCaitlin Devlin
Tamika Boateng
Kenneth Weiner, PresidentBaird Standish, Vice President
Michael Soulé, TreasurerGabriella Davidson, Secretary
Rebecca AnwarJoanne FishmanSusan Freeman
Robert Goldberg
Laura HuggettDonald MaloneyClaire McCusker
Gail Tomas
The Mary Louise Curtis Branch Board of Directors
The Germantown Branch Board of Directors
The Willow Grove Branch Board of Directors
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Amy Hughart, PresidentEthan Dennis, Vice President
Guissou Dabiri, TreasurerRobert Melikian, Secretary
George AllenMary Jane Bobyock
Gary BridgesWesley Broadnax
David DeetsGordon Fink
Nancy GellmanMatt GlazerSean Kardon
Catherine RawcliffeWadell Ridley, Jr.Steven Schultz
Kyle Ruffin, PresidentMarlyn Kalitan, Vice President
George Kehner, Treasurer
Ryan BatesDelia BrownNancy Broz
Roy DawsonDenise Dunham
Sonjeya FitzgeraldLouis Glasper
Joel F. Smith, PresidentKaren B. Gurmankin, Vice President
J. Thomas Showler, SecretaryBob Borenstein, Treasurer
Tonayia CofferMeg Sharp Walton
Matt Solin
The Camden Branch Board of Directors
The Kardon-Northeast Branch Board of Directors
The Wynnefield Branch Board of Directors
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Innovator Table
n behalf of the students, faculty,
professional staff and trustees of Drexel University
I congratulate
Shawn LytLe President, Delaware Investments
and commend the Settlement Music School
for their dedication to helping students
achieve their artistic and educational goals.
John A. Fry President
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Special Benefactor
Ralph and Nané Arpajian salute the Gray Charitable Trust Piano Trio
and their faculty coach, Sandra Carlock, on their participation and performance
at the prestigious Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition
this weekend.
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Three Cheersto Kaleidoscope
for providing transformational
early childhood education
for a generation
of Philadelphians.
Rhonda S. Chatzkel
Special Benefactor
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We salute Tarrell Davis, Director of Early Childhood Programs
for her tireless devotion to our youngest musicians, artists,
and dancers.
Kevin & Larae Cunningham
Special Benefactor
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William Allen Eaton & Gertrude McBride Eaton
We thank Delaware Investmentsand their President, Shawn Lytle,
for their outstanding commitment to the children of Philadelphia.
Special Benefactor
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Chamber music for all.
“Music is an outburst of the soul.”-Frederick Delius
We encourage one and all to take part in the Summer Chamber Festival Weekend,
July 7-9 at the Willow Grove Branch, 316 Davisville Road.
Come, play, and be exhilarated.
Joseph & Marie Field
Special Benefactor
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I proudly celebrate the completion of my sixth and final year as Chair of the Mary Louise Curtis Branch Board.
It has truly been a privilege to serve this amazing institution that has done so much for so many throughout the last 108 years.
Here’s to the next century!”
-Libby S. Harwitz
Libby S. Harwitz & Burton Blender
“With deepest gratitude,
Special Benefactor
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We extend our gratitude to Irene Pokrovsky, Eric Derr,
and the entire Settlement faculty for excellence in teaching
and music education.
Ben, Laura, Thomas & Katherine Huggett
Special Benefactor
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Ann Lebowitz &
Mark Steinberger
are pleased to support
the talented faculty and students of the Kaleidoscope Pre-K Program.
Special Benefactor
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Special Benefactor
Phil and Joan Russo
salute Rich Smith, Director of
Finance and Administration from
March 2001 to April 2015.
Thank you, Rich,
for your sincere devotion to
Settlement Music School.
We will miss you, and wish you
a happy, healthy and
much-deserved retirement.
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Special Benefactor
Thank you
to the entire Gala Committeefor making this year’s event
such a great success,with special thanks to
David and Charity Connorfor serving as Vice Chairs.
What a wonderful way tocelebrate 108!
Joel and Jane Smith
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Special Benefactor
Baird and Anne Standish join the Orpheus Club of Philadelphia in saluting
Settlement Music School for 108 years of
musical excellence.
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Special Benefactor
We proudly support Settlement Music School and its fine work in Northwest Philadelphia,
and we thank Andrew Eisenstein for his tireless work to bring the renovation project at the
Germantown Branch to a successful completion.
Ken Weiner, President Settlement Music School
Germantown Branch Board and his wife, Betsy Wallace
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We are proud to support the mission of
Settlement Music School.
Congratulations on 108 wonderful years.
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Congratulationsto the outstanding faculty and students
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We salute108 Great Years
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�e Curtis Institute of Music salutes the Settlement Music School,
which inspired Curtis founder Mary Louise Curtis Bok and continues
to inspire excellence in young musicians.
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Many thanksto the faculty and staff
of the Kaleidoscope Pre-K.
Your dedication has made a difference in the lives of
so many children and makes Philadelphia
a better, more hopeful place.
Susan L. Freeman, Family and Friends
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Congratulations to the Gleeksman-Kohn Children’s Choir
and its music director, Rae Ann Anderson,
on its 10th anniversaryof making brilliant music
and uniting children from across the Philadelphia region.
Ellen & Steven Friedell
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Why FCS? Educating for Excellence since 1845
- Aqeel Phillips ’13, Princeton University Class of 2017 Princeton, Computer Science Major & President of the Rock Ensemble FCS, National Award-winning STEAM Team 2013 and Jazz Band member
“ A lot of people in today’s education system seem to lack a focus on creative thought. I think we really foster that at Friends’ Central. Being a part of STEAM and Jazz Band my senior year at FCS were great experiences and really put me ahead.”
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Success in Learning. Success in Life.It doesn’t matter what system of education you believe in. Charter or home… Public or private…
At Settlement Music School’s Children’s Music Work-shop your child will find a unique and rewarding cur-riculum. Children’s Music Workshop can become a gift to your child that will keep on giving for years to come, as music undeniably continues to play an increasingly essential role in the lives of all human beings.
Invest in the program that works as hard as you do.
Invest in your child’s success.
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Grant Thornton understands that success is built on more than
just talent; it takes passion and perseverance to achieve your
vision for a better future. On behalf of the professionals who
live and work here in Philadelphia, we are proud to support The
Settlement Music School and Delaware Investments for their
support of the arts.
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Congratulations to honoree
Delaware Investments and to
Settlement Music Schoolfor their longstanding
commitment to children and the arts throughout the region!
Robyn and Bruce Leto
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We are honored to support the
mission and wonderful work of
Settlement Music School and proud
of the dedication our good friends
Steve and Beth Haas devote
to the children of Philadelphia.
Sandy & Gail Lipstein
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“The city’s premier new music organization.”—The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Measure for measure, we applaud Settlement Music School
for 108 years of music education.
Susan & the Honorable Vincent J. Poppiti
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A community’streasure
We are a proud sponsor of Settlement Music School’s 108th Anniversary Gala. Settlement Music School with the support of the fine corporate citizen, Delaware Investments, continues to provide the highest quality instructions in music and arts to children and adults, throughout the Philadelphia Metro area, helping them toachieve artistic, educational and social goals.
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the Kaleidoscope Pre-K program for its one-of-a-kind vision and
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The Kardon Center for Arts Therapyis proud to be a part of the
Settlement Music Shool family. We salute Settlement for
108 years of service to the community!
Congratulations!
Thank You
to Helen Eaton and Settlement’s wonderful faculty
for giving the gift of music to so many.
David Richman & Janet Perry
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to Settlement Music Schoolin celebration of
108 years of exceptional music education!
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Best Wishes
of Settlement Music School
celebrate the bright futuresof the School’s youngest students.
The Adult Chamber Players
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Saluting the faculty, students, and families of Settlement Music School.
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With much appreciation to Tony Checchia &
Philip Maneval of the Philadelphia Chamber
Music Society, on the celebration of their
30th anniversary this year.
Andrea M. Baldeck, M.D.
Settlement Music School108th ANNIVERSARY GALA
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Index12th Street Gym, 81Aaron Weiner Construction, 50Adult Chamber Players of Settlement Music School, 87Alarcon & Marrone Demolition, 51Arpajian, Ralph and Nané, 38Avison Young, 52Baldeck, Andrea M., M.D., 92Bank of New York Mellon, 2Berkshire Hathaway Real Estate, 25Broadridge Financial Solutions, 53Brown Brothers Harriman, Inside Back CoverBrown’s Super Stores Inc., 54Camden Branch Board, 32Capstone Law LLC, 55Central Board of Trustees, 23Certified Abstract Company, Inc., 56Chatzkel, Rhonda S., 39Chicago Title Insurance Company, 57CliftonLarsonAllen LLP, 81Conner Strong, 82Conrad O’Brien, 58Conway Team, The, 88Cozen O’Connor, 59Cunningham, Kevin & Larae, 40Curtis Institute of Music, 60Delaware Investments, a Division of Macquarie Group, 3Drexel University, 36East River Bank, 61Eaton, William Allen & Gertrude McBride Eaton, 41Eckert Seamans, 1Ernst & Young LLP, 62
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Fabriq Spa, 25FGS, Inc., 63Field, Joseph & Marie, 42Flaster Greenberg, 64Fox Rothschild LLP, 65Freeman, Susan, 66Friedell, Ellen & Steven, 67Friends Central School, 68Germantown Branch Board, 26Germantown Friends School, 82Gertsen, Alex & Marina, 69Gleeksman, Susan, History Pages, 20-21Glenmede, 70Golden Violins, 83Grant Thornton LLP, 71Harwitz, Libby S. & Dr. Burton Blender, 43Holman Auto, 90Huggett, Ben & Laura, 44Iron Stone Strategic Capital Partners, 37Jacobs & Fishman, P.C., 27Jacobs Music, 89Kardon Center for Arts Therapy, 86Kardon-Northeast Branch Board, 28Lebowitz, Ann & Mark Steinberger, 45Leto, Bruce & Robyn, 72Levinsohn, Jeff and Erica Gloss, 83Lipstein Family Foundation, The, 73Market Resource Partners, 7Marlboro Music Festival, 84Mary Louise Curtis Branch Board, 24Moore Brothers Wine Company, 93
Index, Cont’d
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Index, Cont’dMount Airy Violins and Bows, 27Network for New Music, 74O’Mara Meehan Piano Movers, 84Pancoast & Clifford, 91Passionate About Landscaping, 75Patriot Land Transfer, 85PECO, 4Poppiti, Susan & The Honorable Vincent J., 76PricewaterhouseCoopers, 77PRINTink, LLC, 85Prudent Management Associates, Inside Front CoverRichman, David and Janet Perry, 86Royal Bank America, Back CoverRusso, Philip & Joan, 46Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis, 78Smith, Joel & Jane, 47South Camden Theatre Company, 33St. Luke the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, 31Standish, Baird & Anne, 48Stepnowski Bros., Inc., 79Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young LLP, 5Temple Health, 8Tompkins VIST Bank, 6Trimingham, Barrie & David Pierson, 80Twersky, Meryle & David, 87Weavers Way, 88Weiner, Kenneth & Betsy Wallace, 49William R. May Funeral Home, 31Willow Grove Branch Board, 30Work in Progress, 25Wynnefield Branch Board, 29
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Caitlin Devlin Relationship Manager
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