Symphony Viva

Bass

Andrew Sutton**, Michelle Scanlan,

Michael Sagor

Cello

Norma Martinez**, Stephen Gutierrez,

Alexis Von Biedenfeld, Farrah Stohner,

Kiana Burciaga

2nd Violin

Clare Haugen, Susannah Rabourn,

Zeinhelle Quezon, Adam McGee,

1st Violin

Oscar Dodier*, Austin Gabrillo,

Cassandra Cao, Gloria Wu

Viola

Joe Chen**, Michelle Shipp Thacker,

Roseann Parkhurst, Angel Dominguez,

Matthew Paiz, Tori Johnson,

Klaus Weinelt

Flute

Gregory Obregon**, Ben Carlee,

Melvina Turner

Oboe

Erin Webber**, Jane Radigan, Leo Benavides

Clarinet

Stephen Moore**, Joe Samuel,

Chelsea Moussouni, Shaun Guzman

Bassoon

Christophen Corona, Robin Scheffler

Alto Sax

Arturo Gonzales

Trumpet

Kole Pantuso**, Kimberly Zoeller,

Jacob Kolodziej

Trombone

Joseph McLemore**, Terri Elliott,

Astolfo Rodriquez

Tuba

Jose Segovia

Percussion

James Bartelt**, Laura McBride, Lindsey Rahn,

Joann Troy, Bill Gowen

*Concert Master **Principal

Harp

Michael Chapa

Horn

Leslie Boerger**, Ron Boerger, Laura Renard,

David Hale

Keyboard

Paul Jensen Timpani

Bill Gowen

Alamo City Dance Company

Cast

West Side Story—Mambo (Meno Presto)

Kaihle Sanchez

Hallie Anderson

Hannah Cook

Maddie Burroughs

Julia Norwood

Choreographed by Katie Hall

Danzon #2

Hannah Cook—Spain

Hallie Anderson—Mexico

Choreographed by Michael Landez

Symphonic Kineticism

Program

Polovetsian Dances from Prince Igor Alexander Borodin

Danzón No. 2 Arturo Márquez

Intermission

Symphonic Dances from West Side Story Leonard Bernstein

Prologue (Allegro moderato)

Somewhere (Adagio)

Scherzo (Vivace e leggiero)

Mambo (Meno Presto)

Cha-cha (Andantino con grazia)

Meeting Scene (Meno mosso)

Cool Fugue (Allegretto)

Rumble (Molto allegro)

Finale (Adagio)

Tico – Tico Zequinha Abreu/arr. by Marty Gold

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Alamo City Performing Arts Assoc. Inc.

Cory McRae

Dr. Guadalupe Rivera Jr.

Eric Lewis

Joseph McLemore

Joann Troy

Claudia Ferguson

Jim Bartelt

Andrew Sutton

Matthew Ferguson

Katie Hall, Michael Landez

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Executive Director

Interim Artistic Director

Lights & Sound

Musician Librarian

Wind Instrument Coordinator

Strings Coordinator

Percussion Coordinator

Quartermaster

Program

Choreographers

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PRODUCTION STAFF

The Alamo City Performing Arts Association, Inc., Alamo City Dance

Company and Symphony Viva would like to invite you to become a part of

our family by supporting the arts through your tax-deductible donations. We

are a tax–exempt 501(c) (3) organization. With your past support we have

been able to accomplish many new endeavors. A larger school, a theater of our

own, new works of art by outside choreographers and now our new family

member Symphony Viva. Consider growing with us and become a member to

experience the excitement of new adventures and theatrical productions we plan

for the future. If you aren’t a member and would like to become a

member, or join our family as a volunteer please contact us at:

acpaainc.org

Alamo City Performing Arts Association would like to THANK YOU

our patrons for supporting the arts in San Antonio. We look forward to

bring more performances and programs to you and our community.

Thank you for attending.

Symphonic Kineticism

September 15, 2019 5:00 pm Performance

Fellowship of San Antonio 23755 Canyon Golf Rd, San Antonio, TX 78258

BOARD OF

Scott M. Conway, Bill Hall, Dr. Robert Jiminez

Susan Trevino, Abelardo Trevino

ACPAA OFFICERS

President Vice-President

Symphony Viva Advisors

Secretary

Treasurer

Membership Secretary

Media Coordinator

Merchandise Secretary

Historians / Photographers

Community Outreach

Costume Mistress

DIRECTORS

Trustees

Alamo City Dance Co. Advisors

2018-2019

Cory McRae

Buddy Trevino

Joey Galvan, Joseph McLemore, Joann Troy, Jim Bartelt, Nina Mavrinac, Andrew Sutton, Claudia Ferguson

Megan Wood

Katie Hall

Michael Landez

Matthew Ferguson

La La Salinas

Chris Osiecki, Cristina Sanchez, Asha Sanchez

Jim Matthews

Betsy Landry, Susan Trevino

PEARL

Michael & Jan Burroughs

Chris & Norma Landez

RUBY

Joan Dreher

Lynn Horvath

In Loving Memory of

Cyril McCullough

EMERALD

Scott M Conway

Katie & Bill Hall

Cory McRae

Dr. and Mrs. Jimenez

The Alamo City Performing Arts Association, Inc. would like to

gratefully acknowledge and extend a THANK YOU to the following

individuals and sponsors for their continued support!

2018 - 2019

SPONSOR & MEMBERSHIP

BEXAR COUNTY HEB

Alamo City College Fine Arts Department

Sigma-7 Home Depot Foundation

Dr. Guadalupe Rivera, Jr., is the

Director of Choirs at Tuloso-Midway

High School and the former Assistant

Director of Music at the Corpus

Christi Cathedral. Dr. Rivera received

a Doctorate of Musical Arts Degree

in Choral and Orchestral Conducting

at the University of Arizona in 2010

under the supervision of Dr. Bruce

Chamberlain. While there he

conducted the Kantorei Chamber Choir

and Recital Choir, along with being

the Assistant Conductor of the University Community Chorus. Dr. Rivera, a

native of Corpus Christi, Texas and a product of the Corpus Christi

Cathedral Choir Program, received his Bachelor of Music Education from

Texas Christian University in 1996, where he studied with the late Ronald

Shirley and Dr. Ruth Whitlock. He completed his Masters of Music in

Performance in Choral Conducting at the University of North Texas in

2005, where he studied with Dr. Jerry McCoy. In 1996, Dr. Rivera had the

opportunity to study with the late Robert Shaw at Carnegie Hall in New

York City. Most recently in January of 2014, Dr. Rivera was chosen to

participate in the DCINY Conducting Master class with Rene Clausen

(Concordia) and in 2010 the Chorus America A Cappella Conducting

Master class, studying with famed conductors Marguerite Brooks (Yale)

and Robert Sund (Sweden). In the summers of 2006 and 2007, D r. Rivera

conducted at the Oregon Bach Festival, studying under renowned conductor

and Bach scholar Helmuth Rilling and in October 2006 was able to conduct

for famed choral composer Morten Lauridsen. Dr. Rivera is the former

Assistant Conductor of the Turtle Creek Chorale, Dallas, TX under Dr. Tim

Seelig. As an educator, his choirs continue to receive superior and excellent

ratings at UIL Choral contests and many of his students participate in the

ACDA National Honor Choirs and TMEA All-State Choirs. In 2011 and

2012, Dr. Rivera was a recipient of the TMISD Igniting the Spirit Teaching

Award, an award given to several TMISD teachers for their positive

influence on students, and most recently again in M ay 2013, 2015, 2016

and 2017. Dr. Rivera serves as TMEA Region XIV Vocal Division Chair

and is a member of TMEA, TCDA, ACDA and TMAA.