A Schirmer Theatrical/Greenberg Artists co-production
Arrangements by Jeff Tyzik
Creative Consulting by Rick Brantley
est. 1923
John Jeter, Music Director
“Main Title” from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Ennio Morricone (1928-2020)
“The Ecstasy of Gold” from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Ennio Morricone
Amanda Lenora Green-Turner, vocalist
“Main Title” from For a Few Dollars More
Ennio Morricone
University of Arkansas - Fort Smith Chorus
Dr. Timothy Workman, director
Callin’ Baton Rouge
written by Dennis Linde
As performed by The Oak Ridge Boys
Kerosene
written by Stephen Earl & Miranda Lambert
As performed by Miranda Lambert
Crazy
written by Willie Nelson
As performed by Patsy Cline
All My Exes Live in Texas
written by Lyndia Shafer & Sanger D. Shafer
As performed by George Strait
Fancy
written by Bobbie Gentry
As performed by Reba McEntire
Independence Day
written by Gretchen Peters
As performed by Martina McBride
The Devil Went Down to Georgia
written by Charlie Daniels, Tom Crain, “Taz” Digregorio, Fred Edwards, Charles Hayward, & James W. Marshall
As performed by The Charlie Daniels Band
Always on My Mind
written by Johnny Christopher, Wayne Carson Thompson, & Mark James
As performed by Willie Nelson
Wide Open Spaces
written by Susan Lauralee Gibson
As performed by The Chicks
Brand New Man
written by Leon Brooks, Don Kirby Cook, & Ronnie Dunn
As performed by Brooks & Dunn
Chattahoochee
written by Alan Eugene Jackson & Jimmy Ray McBride
As performed by Alan Jackson
Wichita Lineman
written by Jimmy Webb
As performed by Glen Campbell
9 to 5
by Dolly Parton
As performed by Dolly Parton
Jackson
written by Jerry Lieber & Billy Edd Wheeler
As performed by Johnny Cash & June Carter
Er-Gene Kahng
Concertmaster
Mrs. Phoebe Mueller Chair
Sun Huh
Jerry Lane
Principal
Jennifer & Don McDonald Chair
Ricardo Puche
Theresa Delaplain
Principal
Dr. & Mrs. James E. Kelly, III. Chair
Suzanne McGowen
Kirby & Jennifer Clark Chair
Andrew Baker
Robert Mueller
Principal
Shalon Lester
Noah & Max Goldstein Honorary Chair
David Ewing
Jim Walcott Memorial Chair
Tom Ware
Tim & Debbie Allen - Fort Smith Chamber of Commerce
Christopher Cherry & Lori Fay
David & Lori Cravens
Clay & Lynn Gilliland Family Fund
Bill & Lori Hines
In Memory of Dr. W.C. Holmes, Jr.
Drs. David & Teresa Hunton
Anonymous
Drew & Paula Linder
Kate & Hugh Maurras
Dr. Lawrence Price
Jim & Sue Rose
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rumsey
Sandy & Sandi Sanders
In Memory of Rachel Cameron Smith
Mrs. Richard Udouj
Windgate Foundation
Walter O. Caldwell Foundation
Baptist Health
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Rheem
Brian Kim, JD
Gerdau
Umarex, USA
Stephens Production
Beshears Construction
Nestle-Gerber
McDonald's
Carco
Robert & Mary Young
Candy Craze
Forsgren, Inc
Forvis
ERC
Gifts to the Endowment Fund beginning at the $10,000 level are honored by recognition as a named fund. The following individuals and organizations have contributed to bring music to the community.
Carco Fund
Opie Cates Memorial Fund
Lynn & Tom Flocks Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Hawkins Fund
W. C. Holmes, MD Fund
Carter Hunt Fund
Gelene & Harold MacDowell Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Miller Fund
Mary & Taylor Prewitt Fund
John & Cindy Swicegood Fund
Riverside Furniture Pursuit of Excellence Fund
The following individuals and organizational members of the Symphony family are honored for gifts of $25,000 or more to the Endowment Fund to perpetuate the pleasure of music for future generations.
ArcBest Corporation Percussion Section
Baldor Adult Education Program
Boreham Educational Program Series
Belle Point Beverages
BancorpSouth Community
Connection Program
Cooper Clinic Subscription Concert
First National Bank of Fort Smith Clarinet Section
Sally & Elvin Frick Educational Endowment Fund
Cleone Kelley Conductor’s Endowment
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pates Regional Performance Fund
Superior Federal Young Audience Program
Zero Mountain First Violin Section
Miriam Ann Pates Charitable Trust
To learn more about supporting the Symphony’s Endowment Fund, visit the Arkansas Community Foundation.