BYSO IMPACT REPORT FY14

TABLE OF CONTENTS GREETINGS 1 OuR MISSION 3 OuR STORIES 4 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 7 BOARd OF dIRECTORS ANd LEAdERShIP 9 OuR SuPPORTERS 11 WhAT’S NExT? 17

Dear BYSO Friend,

At BYSO, we are proud that excellence in music making is, uniquely, both a goal and a means. Every year, hundreds of young musicians participate in ensemble and training programs coached by Boston’s finest musicians and educators. They perform repertoire that is above the level of any other youth orchestra in our country, in difficulty, maturity and scope. Simultaneously, something even more remarkable is happening. Through BYSO, classical music ignites a passionate pursuit of excellence, perseverance, self-confidence and pride within our young musicians. They are transformed by a unique experience during their time at BYSO, and it is clear that they take this transformation into all areas of their life. Last season, BYSO was comprised of nearly 500 young musicians from greater Boston and throughout New England. More than 18,000 people attended BYSO concerts and 6,000 of them were children under the age of 18. This is something we are extraordinarily proud of. This would not be possible without the priceless support of our communities. Thank you for empowering the future of our children through classical music. We look forward to our bright future ahead, and invite you to join us. Sincerely,

George Keches President, Board of Directors

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OuR MISSION The mission of the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras (BYSO) is to encourage artistic excellence in a nurturing environment by providing the highest quality orchestral training and performance opportunities to qualified musicians, grades K–12, while making its programs accessible through financial aid and to underrepresented youth through outreach.

Programs and opportunities like our opera program exemplify the rare opportunity for a young musician to truly understand an area of repertoire that will enhance their artistic understanding on a larger scale.

In our Intensive Community Program, which brings classical music to underrepresented communities that may not otherwise have access to it, a kindergartner achieves artistic and personal success while progressively mastering a string instrument as part of a community based peer learning model.

Through our family concerts in partnership with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, a shared understanding is achieved when our children perform classical music for other children.

Nowhere else in the world can children experience classical music in the way they do at BYSO!

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SARINA, BYS, BASSOON, AGE 17“For the past five years, Sundays have been the highlight of my week. The space is always bursting with contagious energies of passion, dedication, camaraderie, and a desire to communicate all of it through the performance of classical music. Having the opportunity to spend six hours a week in this climate has, without a doubt, greatly impacted my life. Obviously working on numerous challenging pieces of music with talented peers and esteemed and insightful conductors and coaches has made me a better bassoonist and better musician. But being in BYSO has also allowed me to find my place within a community. When I started PW (Preparatory Winds) in the eighth grade, I rarely ever raised my hand in class, asked for help, or led even a small group of classmates. When I was told to play louder as one of the few instruments playing the roots of chords in Tosca, I realized that I couldn’t just always hide in the background, whether it was during an orchestra rehearsal or in a classroom.

When I graduate from high school and BYSO in a few months, I know that my Sundays will be quite different. I might not be able to spend hours with talented and caring people in such a uniquely energetic and passionate setting. But I know that I will take every single lesson that I have learned over the past five years – whether about music or life – with me.”

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BENjAMIN, VIOLIN, REP/ICP, AGE 14“BYSO has made a huge impact in my life. It has helped me accomplish many things that I wouldn’t have done if it weren’t for the intensive music training I received by being part of BYSO and ICP (Intensive Community Program). Being part of the BYSO has improved my confidence and has led me to try other interests like taking part in my school play and not being overly nervous when I have to do public speaking.

Involvement with the BYSO has helped me to overcome my shy-ness and has helped me to be more organized and disciplined with my school work. I have learned to juggle many interests like sports and drama in order to make sure I get my practice time in. I have learned how to manage my time better and not to procrastinate and waste time.

Playing in the BYSO orchestra has given me a greater appreci-ation for music and the discipline required to excel, not just in music but in many aspects of my life, like academics, sports and theater. I have learned that in order to succeed in anything I need commitment and hard work.”

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FAMILY CONCERT AudIENCE MEMBERS

“ My children were completely captivated and it was great to be able to talk with them about how this performance was by children. Thank you for providing such an amazing experience for young people.”

“ We left the concert with so much to talk about! My son can’t wait to get his hands on an instrument!”

“ I honestly hadn’t expected my daughter to be so mesmerized. And she hasn’t stopped talking about it…”

Audience members attending BYSO’s November performance of “Peter and the Wolf,” at Symphony Hall. BYSO performs “Peter and the Wolf” as part of BSO Family Concerts in partnership with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

REVENUES Tuition and Fees $1,022,515Ticket Sales $138,969Program Book Advertising $26,453Merchandise Sales and Other Earned Revenue $13,823Foundation Support $415,121Government Support $127,600Corporate Support and Sponsorships $129,250Individual Support $272,434Special Event $237,988Donated Goods and Services $165,097TOTAL REVENUES $2,549,250

BUdgEt NotES: 1) Salary expenses are included in Orchestra Operations, Marketing and Fundraising 2) Financial Aid awarded for season tuition, ICP tuition, and camp expenses 3) BYSO’s current endowment is approxmiately $1.5M.

Fiscal Year Ending june 30, 2014

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EXPENSES Concert Production $205,180Orchestra Operations1 $663,171Intensive Community Program $314,915Camp $263,238Financial Aid2 $89,421Administrative Salaries and Benefits $202,406Other Administrative $200,157Marketing1 $225,562Fundraising1 (includes special event costs) $358,574TOTAL EXPENSES $2,522,624 NEt PRoFIt/(LoSS) $26,626

Non-operating Contributions to Endowment3 $25,305

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BOARd OF dIRECTORS

OFFICERS George Keches, PresidentJoe Grimaldi, Vice President Doris Fritz, Treasurer Mark Fleming, Secretary

MEMBERSDrew Adams David BarnardJean-Marc Berteaux Alison Tschopp BombergMargaret Carlson Margaret Chen Kendrick ChowJames CookeRichard Cornell, ex officioYvette Cozier, ex officioMaryteresa CrealeseAnthony FoggGrant GagnierJonathan Gertler, MD Darby HobbsKimberly Y. Jones Benjamin Juárez, ex officioRonan LefkowitzBrian MacArthur Hussain Mooraj James Nuzzo

Cecilia O’Keefe John A. Sims, Jr. Catherine Weiskel, ex officio

hONORARY MEMBERSGabriella BeranekJohn W. Coffey, IIIPamela HumphreyPhilip J. Smith

PRESIdENTS EMERITITom DraperPhilip J. SmithEduardo TobonJohn WallDavid Welch

BYSO COuNCILKim Ciccarelli ’87, ChairDavid Jones ‘85Erik GottesmanChristopher HartLaura HowenstineJeffrey KahanMeghan Lane Minh-Chau Le Marcia Mantell Carol NichollsSarah N. SamuelsStephen Wagner ’08Andrew Won

ARTISTIC STAFFFederico CorteseMusic Director andConductor, Boston Youth Symphony

Nathan AspinallAssistant Conductor, Boston Youth Symphony

Mark MillerConductor, Repertory Orchestra

John HollandConductor, Junior Repertory Orchestra

Janet UnderhillAssistant Conductor, Junior Repertory OrchestraConductor, Preparatory Winds

Marta ŻuradConductor, Young People’s String Orchestra, Petit Ensemble, Intensive Community Program

Nicole CarigliaDirector, Intensive Community Program

Kate KayaianManager, Chamber Music Program

AdMINISTRATIVE STAFFCatherine WeiskelExecutive Director

Matthew RitterGeneral Manager

Martha RobinsonDirector of Development

Erin Keegan IanniDirector of Marketing and Public Relations

Daniel BuckleyOperations Manager

Liz KaneOperations and Students Services Coordinator

Amanda MaasOperations Assistant

Ashleigh Gordon ICP Coordinator

Jenny Mauch LecoqDevelopment Officer

Stephanie StojanovicDevelopment Specialist, Annual Fund & Events

Sarah SpinellaExecutive Assistant

Gabrielle LochardExecutive Assistant

Emilee GrahamBox Office Coordinator

Beatrice CassisAccountant

As of Annual Meeting, October 7, 2014

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“A generous and passionate commitment to music among fellow young musicians will deepen the sensitivity, understanding and intelligence of our students for the arts while opening their eyes to the world.”

FEdERICO CORTESE BYSO MuSIC dIRECTOR

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BYSO is grateful to our community supporters for these gifts made between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.

$100,000 and aboveAnonymousBoston University,

College of Fine ArtsNational Endowment for the ArtsLinde Family Foundation

$50,000 to $99,999Barr-Klarman Arts Capacity

Building Initiative $25,000 to $49,999 Anonymous Babson Capital Management LLCBain Capital Children’s Charity, LtdWellington Management

Foundation

$10,000 to $24,999 Lincoln and Therese Filene

FoundationJohn Hancock Life Insurance

CompanyJPMorgan Chase FoundationKPMG LLPKrupp Family FoundationLiberty Mutual FoundationMargaret L. Bradley Memorial Sound-

fest Fund of the Cape Cod Foundation*

Massachusetts Cultural CouncilMattina Proctor FoundationFrank Reed & Margaret Jane

Peters Memorial Fund 1, Bank of America, N.A.

SapientNitroSuffolk Construction’s Red & Blue

Foundation

$5,000 to $9,999 AccentureAdelaide Breed Bayrd FoundationBreckinridge Capital AdvisorsDeloitte Services LPFree For All Concert FundEsther B. Kahn Charitable

FoundationMullenWells Fargo Private Bank

$1,000 to $4,999 Bank of AmericaConsulate General of Italy in BostonEaton VanceIncome Research + ManagementE. Nakamichi FoundationPharmagellanAlbert E. Pillsbury TrustState Street Institutional Investors

ServicesTQ Realty

Anonymous (31)The Abe FamilyThe Adamczyk FamilyDammann Boston FundDrew AdamsEmily Adler ‘12Reed Alexander and Doris JurissonLindsay Miller and Peter AmblerMichael Amory, ‘84Sakthivel Angappamudali and

Tamilselvi GuharajStephen Ansolabehere and Laurie

GouldMs. Josette ApollonEric and Sara AskeNoli and Isidra BalayoJoyce Rasmussen Balint, ‘66Brad and Doug BalliettSusan Baronoff and Peter NolanFriends of John SimsRobert and Denise BasowDavid BearseRose Bellini, ‘97Deb Schrag and Yochai BenklerGabriella and Leo BeranekJoe & Candy BergantinoRobert BergerDorothy Bergin

Geoffrey Bergler, ‘76Stuart Berman ‘69George and Roberta BerryMarya Hill-Popper Besharov ‘92John and Sophie BilezikianSusan & Sheldon BishovPeter Boberg and Sunwoo KahngDebbie BoldrickPatrick and Alison BombergEric and Elizabeth BoscoMarcia Faney BossartElizabeth S. BoverouxKeith and Mary Jo BradleyJean Kessler BrennerMichael and Olympia BresciaMartine BruelJohn Bumstead, ‘83Patricia BurnsStephen Burns, ‘77Katie and Paul ButtenwieserLinda Cabot Black FoundationRobert and Gail CafferataJohn Y. Campbell and Susanna PeytonThe Cantor FamilyMargaret Kemp CarlsonDorrit and Tom CastleVattanee ChaisiriwatanasaiMr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Chamberlain

INSTITuTIONAL SuPPORTERS INdIVIduAL SuPPORTERS

*endowment gift

Fay ChandlerMadhu and Nutan ChandraKathleen Chane, ‘70Dr. Han Chang and Dr. Fen-Ni FuMin Chang and Haiyan MiaoShaoshan Chang and Li ShuClark CharlesLeslie ChavesBin Chen and Guang LiuDrs. Edward and Catherine ChenMr. Sam Chen and Mrs. Helen FuPeter and Shirley ChenTongyan Chen and Jiali WangWeixiang Chen and Yi QiuWilliam ChenZhong and Shi Wen ChenPaul and Wendy ChieffoValerie Chisholm, ‘74Isaac Chou and Shirley SunEllie Choi and Kendrick ChowKen Chung and Margaret FlynnKimberly CiccarelliBernadette CleggMr. and Mrs. Andrew E. ClementsPeter and Abby CoffinChristine (Casey) Cohen, ‘70Janine and Douglas CohenPeter Cohen and Karen Wood

James Cooke and Lisa CrockettAnthony Copas and Judith MrozEric Cortell, ‘82 and Julia WongTom and Rhonda CottonChristine CoughlinDorothy CrawfordMaryteresa and Charles CrealeseDaniel and Anne CurtisJames and Wendy DamoulakisFrank David and Julie LinMichelle and Paul DavisThe Phillips Family FoundationMr. Hugo Delgado and Ms. Carmen

PerlataFrank and Dee DentMichael Dias and Paola Santillan-DiasLarry and Lana DobkinMady and Bruce DonoffMary B. DoughertyDiana DozierTom and Ellen DraperJanet and Dan DubnerMr. and Mrs. Bernard DumontRobin and Bob DushmanHarriett M. EcksteinEran Egozy, ‘89In Memory of Steve EngelYoko Nakatani’s Family

Susan EpsteinYves and Dominique Manigat-

EstimphileCharles Estus, Jr., ‘84Barri Falk and Ronenn RoubenoffDaniel FarleyLynn and Joe FinnClaire and David FisherMr. Terrence FitzsimmonsMark C. FlemingTony FoggThe Foresta FamilyMiranda Forman FamilyCharles Franich and Ruth HannonLeigh Fraser and Piotr SobieszczykJonathan and Lauren FreedMadison FreedAriel Friedman, ‘04Doris and Michael FritzRong Fu and Lingwei QiuWalter and Anne GambleSteven and Jennifer GarceauSara P. Gaucher, ‘92Florence and Philippe GautierThe Gertler FamilyStanley and Betsy GibsonMs. Helen GlotzerMr. and Mrs. Eugene Gluck

Patricia and David GocklinXiaopeng Gong and Wenjie HuCassandra GordonDan and Maureen GordonMrs. Diane GordonAyesha Chatterjee and Erik Gottes-

manRobert and Inge GouldRobert and Jennifer GrahamLinda GranittoNoelle Givler and Robert GreenJoseph and Paulette GrimaldiMr. David GroomFrank Gu & Hua HaiGeorge Guo and Sujuan WangDr. Joanna F. HaasStephen and Jean HaigMark and Nancy HainesJudith HalperMr. George HandranRonald Haroutunian, ‘74Lindsey HaysEric HazenThomas and Malgorzata HedderickMark and Tomomi HeinzeBruce and Susan (McCrensky) HeitlerMr. Steven Hersch and Mrs. Herminia

Rosas

Yukino and Naoto HiranoRichard and Cynthia HollmanStephen and Lusia Hornstein Family

FundJennifer Hoult, ‘78Laura HowenstinePamela and John HumphreyJudith and Giampaolo HuoberDrs. Andrew and Monique HuvosJason and Paula IngrahamThe Jacks FamilyXiaonan Jiang and Yuwen FangCelia Jones, ‘65David Jones ‘85 and Cindy VreelandDr. Anne Rogers Jones, ‘87Ms. Kimberly Y. JonesKatharine JoseIsaac JulienEugene Jura and Jessie BerrickCharles KadushinJeffrey KahanAbigail Kahler ‘13Mr. and Mrs. Dean and Gayle KahlerLilian KaiserWilliam KaiserRanjani Kannan and Kannan

RamasamyMr. Robert Katuska

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INdIVIduAL SuPPORTERS CONTINuEd

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Donna KatzmanMuriel KayeGeorge and Cheri KechesMatthew and Laurie KelleyMary O’Keefe KelloggWendy Williams KeyesMr. and Mrs. Ki KimSang-Jin and Eunha KimAnnabelle KleinfeldtBernard Klinger, ‘67Marilyn Bone Kloss, ‘60Reed Konsler and Stacie MatsumotoFamily of Richard Kravetz, ‘70Peter Kronheimer and Jenny AndrewsStephen LaaperGwen Wong & Mark LabowCarl and Martha LangCliff Lasser and Elizabeth AdamsKevin Lassila and Xin-Rong Cindy

SongRuth and Hugh LauerPhilip W. Leach, ‘60Mary Susan Leahy, ‘66Charles Learoyd, ‘63Andrew LeeDavid Lee & Hiroko IchikawaHyesung Lee and Yuri Kim

Ronan Lefkowitz, ‘70 and Chan Lefkowitz

Daniel and Lisa LehmannJean Tibbetts and Richard LenzDr. Lorenzo, ‘70, and Mrs. LeporeMike and Cathi LevineAlbert Lew and Anita ColasanteDr. and Mrs. Stan LewisBin Li and Haiyan ZhangRuoding L. and Joy ShenRuoding Li and Joy ShenYu Liu and Jinsong LiangArthur LittleJohn LittleMark Littlefield, ‘85Dongpu Liu and Xiaotao DongMr. and Mrs. Robert L. LivelyKai LongLucia Rossoni Longnecker, ‘80Nancy and Richard LubinKate Luo’s FamilyJane C. LymanKristen Lynch, ‘03Lisa Lynch and Fabio SchiantarelliBrian and Margot MacArthurDon and Akiko MacDonaldCurtis, ‘70 and Judith MacomberPhilip Maffa, ‘79

Sharon and Bradford MaltMary MansonWilliam Margolin, ‘63Susan Cassidy and Paul MartenisVincent MartinThe Matson FamilyJenny Mauch LecoqIna J. MazerPaula McCarty, ‘75Mark McEwen and Linda TooteGeorge MellmanMeng Hai and Xihong LinMaxence MetayerRalph and Elizabeth MetcalfDrs. Klemens B Meyer and Laura Perlo

MeyerHarry Miao and She LeiHelaine MillerJane and John MillerPeter and Mary Beth MiottoJennifer Montbach, ‘91Hussain and Jessica MoorajEllen Morgan VasquezJan MorseBrigitte and Gerard MouffletTeresa and David MoyTerry Mullany and Julie HarrisonJames and Olive Mullen

James and Vanessa MulveySusan H. Myerow, ‘72Matthew Myers and Shirene

Karim-MyersPrabu and Bindu NambiarStephen and Linda NathansonGerald Neuman and Carol Jones

NeumanThaho Nguyen and Kim DoDiane Nicholeris, ‘78 and Daniel

BacioccoMaria NieradkaJudy NorsigianJames Nuzzo and Bryann BromleyLisa OchsCecilia O’KeefeHiroshi and Junko OkudaKaren & Ken OmahenJames M. Orent ‘72John and Sandra OwensFrank Pan and Catherine ChenDoug Pearl and Robin PelzmanCalvin PerkinsJay and Christine PerkinsRegan PetermanMark and Evonne PetersRhonda Kaplan and Andrew PolkJim Priebe

Janet Prince and Peter BerghBerthold and Michelle PropheteYibo Betsy Pu (BYS) FamilyDeyang Qu and Ren QiangJanet RacitiIn Memory of Theresa RaizenYves Ducharme and Louise RancourtMr. and Mrs. John RaymondPeter and Suzanne ReadRoger and Lynn Peterson ReadJohn and Susan RegulaWeiping Ren and Zhiqiang WangAlex RigopulosCurtis and Bonnie Anderson RisingMona RobertsKaren RobertsonAlexander Robinson, ‘69Ms. Martha RobinsonGillian Rogell, ‘64The Rohall FamilyChristopher Rohrs, ‘95John RojakWendy Rolfe-DunhamArnold Roquerre and Hong LiuPaul Rose and Lisa NortonAdrienne RosenblattJeffrey Rosenblatt and Debra ByersAda and Alan Rosmarin

INdIVIduAL SuPPORTERS CONTINuEd

Dbora RoubenoffNick Rozen, ‘83Samuel and Phyllis RubinovitzGary and Lisa RucinskiDavid and Catherine RudeMatthew and Nancy RuggieroJohn P. and Jeanne-Marie RyanGordon SaksenaKathi Ann & Kenneth SawkaKatie Bedard Scheele ‘97Michael and Elizabeth SchollMrs. Aire-Maija SchwannDavid A. Schwartz, ‘61 and Cheryl Ann

SchwartzFrederick Seguin and Esther Spra-

no-SeguinMax Senter and Liz ReynoldsJoyce and Bert SerwitzLaurel Shader, MD ‘77Kris and Veena ShankarEmily Setsuko ShartinPatricia M. SheaAnn Boese and David SheehanJohn and Deirdre SheetsDaniel SheingoldJane and Eliot ShermanKevin and Judy ShieldsDavid Shukis and Susan Blair

Philip and Joyce SilberbergJoel SilbermanMartin A. Silva and Kathleen L.

Grenn-SilvaDr. and Mrs. Philip SimonJohn and Phyllis SimsWilliam G. Skulley Jr.Robert Sloane and Regina HealyJonathan and Connie SmithPhilip J. and Ann J. SmithSudhir Srinivasan and Padmini

NarayanLaura StaichPatricia Stapler, ‘67Alan Stern and Lori TenserFrancis Strong, ‘68Henry SuMr. Jason Su and Mrs. Patricia NiuSusan Hughes and Erik SurfaceAnne G. SymchychStephen Symchych, ‘80Jay Tang and Luning HanThomas and Shirley TaylorConnie Lowell Theroux, ‘76Jake Thonis ‘12Susan and Michael ThonisChristopher and Simonida ThurberGerardo and Hannelore Tramontozzi

Stephen Tramontozzi, ‘72Ms. Linda TuranoPeter and Paula TyackDr. Steve Vacchi, ‘86Amy and Marc VachonCOL (Ret) Gregory O. Varo, ‘64Ellen VasquezKathleen ViewegMs. Anna Vrankar and Mr. Thomas

VrankarIn honor of Greg WaiteRichard and Joan WaldmanTiangi Wang and Yueping XuZhang Wang and Sherry HuiAlan and Faith WarnerLarrine WatsonRuth Plaut WeinrebMr. and Mrs. Timothy WeiskelJim Wells, ‘79Abagail WessmanKeith and Shelly WhartonLaura Gallant and Joe WheelerDeanne M. Wherry, ‘86Ms. Sandra Whipple, ‘66Priscilla WhiteAlan R. Whitney FamilyVirginia L. WidmerJessica A. Winiecki, ‘85

Philip Wolf ‘07Stephen R. Woolf, ‘58Yaoxian and Min Liu XuYaqiao Li & Chen XuPatrick and Phaedra YachimskiJean YangXiaolin Wang and Tianzhong YangSteve Yao and Angela ZhangDavid Yarbrough, ‘78Daniel and Lori Ann YoungJudy & Fred YoungScott Young, ‘85Bo Yu and Chongxia DuanShuwen YuSong Yu and Hui HuangXiaoqui Yu and Yanping DengHuixing YuanEugenia ZhangJeff Zhang and Dan LiKaiming Sun and Xiaowu ZhangWendy and Michael ZhangQun Zhou and Liying ZhouGaozhong Zhu and Xiudong SunJoanne Qu and Yu ZhuDr. John Zupancic and Ms. Rachel

Leaney

Amgen FoundationApplied MaterialsBabson Capital Management, LLCBank of America Matching GiftsBaxter International Foundation

Matching Gift Program Biogen Idec FoundationBoston HealthcareEaton Vance Investment CounselFICOGE FoundationGive with LibertyHarvard Community GiftsIBM CorporationQuintiles, IncState Street FinancialTrip AdvisorWellington Management Company

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MATChING GIFTS COMPANIES

INdIVIduAL SuPPORTERS CONTINuEd

Photo Credits:Michael Lutch (cover, p.10) Stu Rosner (p.2,6, back cover) Jeff Pouland (p.4, 5) Pamela Green (p.8,16)

MATChING GIFTS COMPANIES 472 Young Musicians Audition into BYSO

Orchestras BYSO‘s Annual Opera: “un Ballo in Maschera” 50 Children learn to play a string instrument through a new partnership with Boston Public Schools BYSO’s Annual Gala, “A

Toast to the City of Boston” 5th Annual Production of “Peter and the Wolf” for Children and Families Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) open house fea-

tures BYSO students! More than $100,000 is awarded to BYSO families for financial aid BYSO On Parade, featuring

all BYSO ensembles at Symphony hall 25 beginner string players participate in Intensive Community Program BYSO Chamber Groups perform throughout Boston Members of the

Intensive Community Program perform at Faneuil hall More than 6,000 children from greater Boston experience classical music through

BYSO concerts BYSO welcomes 150 new students into the orchestras

Members of BYSO’s Petit Ensemble perform at Boston Children’s Museum BYSO

gives away more than 7,000 tickets to BYSO Concerts for free First annual “Practice-

A-Thon” will raise critical funds to support financial aid BYSO celebrates 57 seasons in

residence at Boston university’s College of Fine Arts BYSO alumni gather to reminisce over 50

years of BYSO history, and raise awareness of current programs 93 Students in BYSO’s Repertory

Orchestra perform dvorjak’s “Carnival Orchestra, Op. 92 at Symphony hall

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What’s Next for BYSO?In 2015…

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