presents
Emanuele Andrizzi, artistic director, conductor
Saturday, September 30, 2023 at 7:30 p.m.
Armstrong Concert Hall
Shenandoah Conservatory
I. Adagio — Allegro
II. Andante
III. Minuet. Allegro
IV. Finale. Spiritoso
Joseph Haydn (1732–1809)
Shawn Okpebholo (b. 1981)
- intermission -
I. Andante - Allegro - Cadence - Allegro - Lent
II. Giration - Final: Allegro - Tournoyant - Molto ritmico - Vif - Largo
Henri Tomasi (1901–1971)
Timothy Roberts, saxophone soloist
Giuseppe Verdi (1813–1901)
Gabrielle Gans, concert master
Kyrie Beiler
Gracie Elswick
Kate Job
Katelyn McClinton
Emily Mullen
Bryan Pabellon
Marco Pflanzen
Elena Ross
Nicholas Whitley
Ethan Hemmings, principal
Raquel Anongos
Ben Bleam
Alan Cary
Perry Francis
Kate Hoffman
Pablo J. Peña López
Jian Song
Virgillo Vazquez
Danielle Lopez, principal
Jake Adamson
Gavin Barricklow
Katherine Clark
Steven Gestrich
Katie Hicks
Hannah Hill
Yisong Yang
Christian Hartman, principal
Sophia Alvini-Moore
Alex Corley
Kristian Dillon
Ben Figgs
Christopher Gilley
Bethany Hovermale
Joe Klinger
Joshua Pryor
Matthew Reffner
Jake Tuttle
Zach Smith, principal
Yevgeny Dodzin
Raegan Fisher
Alex Parello
Jack Penland
Amelia Dardaris
Jaylan Jones
Lizzie Pearson
Katarina Sams
Lisa Gomez
Mathuin Smith
Emilie Ticer
Darian Angel
Jesse Eagle
Yannick Joseph
Mylah Kittle
Josh Lewis
Brenden Rafferty
Clair Cangialosi
Megan Frederick
Emma Shockey
Maxwell Arceneaux
Addison Ashley
Ethan Hahn
Phoebe O'Kelly
Gabby Pocaro
Ryan Wezner
Mark Barr
Jaya Dickson
Imer Ramirez
Vanessa Rivera
Samuel White
Ian Elick
Talbot Jennings
Maggie Plosch
Trey Strosnider
Jaylinn Vanegas
Gabe Stachour
Aaron Reid
Erik Ruane
Danielle Caldwell
Serenity Flores
Brynn Olden
Jiuge Xu
Ethan Fox
Alex Gamboa
AJ Guarino
Chance Morris
Marlena Shinego
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