MIRA  MESA  HIGH  SCHOOL    PERFORMING  ARTS  DEPARTMENT    

PRESENTS  THE  ORCHESTRA  PROGRAM’S  

Winter  Concert  December  13,  2012  

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Musicians  SYMPHONY  ORCHESTRA  Violin I Yeeun Alice Kim Betsy Podsiadlo Gennia Gonzales Anna Phan Isaac Lemus Megumi Asai Canup Violin II Miguel Horrilleno Kana Rigby Jason Kaufman Zachary Preslar Ethan Chong Madeline Do Judy Nguyen Tristan McCoy Trisha Porter Kayla Iniguez Paolo Arriola Aaron Tran Alex Gawaran Viola Allison Huynh Rae Garcia Aliyah Redic Laura Tafolla Ryan De Jesus

Cello Henry Hyangmin Kim Sohlhee Kim Thomas Anderson Allen Daluz Roselynn Conrady Patrick Hizon Isaac Nicky Gallardo Cassidy McAuliffe String Bass Adam Guzzardo Jonathan Gayap Paul Kottis Piccolo Dani Ambrosio Flute Dani Ambrosio Tiffany Tran Victoria McDonald Oboe Morgan Hinch Bassoon Carlo Boticano Jaylan Worthy Diaz Clarinet Gabby Eacock Brian Giang Bass Clarinet Steven Moreno

French Horn Austin Gardner Jacob Paules Trumpet Ralph Imbuido Emilio Haro Pallares Dan Inocencio Trombone Austin Vinluan Daniel Alameda Bass Trombone Thaddeus Demeke Tuba Aidan Morman Percussion Isaiah Rivas Orion Song-Lewis Ben Reyes Jeffrey Rodriguez Reyman Bada Billy Vo

   

   

   

MIRA  MESA  HIGH  SCHOOL  ADMINISTRATION  Principal  –  Scott  Giusti  Vice  Principals  –  Francisca  Del  Carmen,  Sara  Leonard,                                                          &  Virginia  Sturgeon  Administrative  Assistant  –  Rosalie  Cuff  Operations  Specialist  –  Rosi  Susalla  Counselors  –  Mary  McDonald,  Belen  Bahena,  Debbie  Blanchard,                                              Amy  Burger,  Kim  George,  Jay  Leach,  &  Sandi  Rice  Attendance  –  Christine  Hight  Finance  –  Anna  Day  Librarian  –  Wanda  Wedemeyer  ASB  –  Mary  Jensen  Office  Assistant  –  Joann  Schmidt  Building  Site  Supervisor  –  Cathy  Murphy  

CLUSTER  PERFORMING  ARTS  FACULTY  &  STAFF  Theatre,  Musical  Theatre,  &  Department  Chair  –  Daniel  Kriley  Orchestra,  Band,  &  Jazz  –  Matthew  Mulvaney  Band,  Orchestra,  &  Guard  –  Jeanne  Christensen  Choir  &  Musical  Theatre  –  Laura  Williams  Violin  Coaches  –  Ally  Chilton  &  Kimberly  Hain  Viola  Coach  –  Annabelle  Terbetski  Cello  Coach  –  Bing  Yan  Bass  Coach  –  Jory  Herman  Challenger  Middle  School  –  Ted  Foster  Wangenheim  Middle  School  –  Cassandra  Brown  &  Stuart  Holmes  

SDUSD  MUSIC  SUPPORT  VAPA  Director  –  Karen  Childress  Evans  Instrumental  Music  Specialist  –  Mark  Nicholson  Community  Council  for  Music  in  the  Schools  –  Ann  Marie  Haney  

SPECIAL  THANKS  The  Mira  Mesa  Orchestra  Program  would  like  to  extend  its  sincere  thanks  to  Wangenheim  Middle  School  for  hosting  us  this  evening.  In  addition,  thanks  are  in  order  for  the  Mira  Mesa  Instrumental  Music  Boosters  (MMIMB),  our  technical  theatre  students  under  the  direction  of  Mr.  Kriley,  and  all  of  the  parents  and  supporters  whose  contributions  and  donations  help  ensure  that  our  students  have  access  to  quality  resources,  coaching,  and  opportunities.  

CONCERT  ORCHESTRA  Violin I Janae Lowary Gia Jung October Deyoung Helen Giang Lydia Truong Allison Moua Victor Reyes Kenia Flores Violin II Thy Ton Nu Justin Clenista Miguel Concepcion Brighid Buckman Julie Londonio Stacey Nguyen Nikki Mercado Jasmine De Leon David Palacios Joseph Tejero

Violin II (Continued) Melody Nguyen Lananh Nguyen Rian Maldonado Cheng Cui Sara Gonzalez Jin Gantan Mark Viana Sue Vue Phouyeang Ly Elissa Cariaga Viola Ryan Baines Maricela Islas-Hall Luis Baun Kyle Beach Hazel Cantil Christian Deang Zachary Diaz

Cello Sara Bess Graham Taylor Kinoshita Landon Akiyama Manabu Kaneko Jonathan Keller Trisha Panganiban String Bass Thomas Huang Nina Mariscal Melarie Cardenas Carlos Tagalog

 

Musicians  &  Thanks  A  Community  of  Supporters    

   

   

DEBUT  STRINGS  Violin I Jenalyn Hudson Charming Samala Eloisa Escolano Maria Fortaleza Makayla Osborne Everett Moore Violin II Raven Lapada Mai Nguyen Eliah Kim Sadangsal Jiemie Rivera Janica Lagura Duc Pham Rogelio Vargas

Viola Jade Hamilton John Evangelista Raven Tomas Reyna Rivera Victoria Kleine Keith Rangga Kyle Ocampo J.P. Abquina Melissa Enquito

Cello April Price Tuan Nguyen David Apostol String Bass Jakob Stokes Mark Bolado

MUSICIANS  IN-­‐‑TRAINING                                                                                  (SECOND  SEMESTER)  Violin Enrique Castillo Poli Castillo Ronald De Vera Sherwayne De Vera John Carlo Dizon Thrisha Mae Elad Basago Esquivel Jazmyn Godinez Jocelyn Godinez Kimberly Ha Patrick Hanshew Nigel Javate Rollyne Lachica

Violin (Continued) Hiep Le Terrance Leonard Jolyn Nguyen Luis Rivera Mendez Ernestine Sario Viola Tiaraleen Bulacan Rarion Giwagiw Linh Ho Matthew Thomas Yonel Tinoco Justin Torres

Cello Matthew Blanco Alexander Ha Parker Heath Brian Labak Nathan Redic Agapito Serraon-Radcliffe Vincent Tran String Bass Christian Bassi Spencer Kellerman Ian Ramos Julius Rubi

 

A  LOOK  BACK  AT  THE  FALL  Our  students  not  only  participate  in  weekly  coaching  sessions  with  professional  musicians  on  their  respective  instruments,  but  have  also  been  afforded  a  variety  of  additional  opportunities  this  fall,  including:  a  guest  concert  by  the  Hausmann  Quartet,  master  classes  with  SDSU  Viola  Professor  Travis  Maril,  tickets  to  the  Philharmonia  Orchestra,  and  participation  in  Quartet  Nouveau’s  String  Quartet  Lab.  As  we  move  forward,  we  will  continue  to  work  to  provide  our  students  with  the  best  opportunities  possible.  

UPCOMING  EVENTS  Dec.  21st  –  String  Quartet  Performance  on  UT-­‐‑TV  Dec.  26th  –  Beatles  vs.  Stones  String  Feature  at  Anthology  Jan.  25th  –  Quartet  Nouveau:  Quartet  Lab  Feb.  5th  –  SDUSD  Honor  Orchestra  Auditions  Feb.  15th  –  BBC  Concert  Orchestra  Concert  Feb.  21st  –  24th  –  California  All-­‐‑State  Conference  &  Concert  Mar.  2nd  –  Orchestra  “Tune  Up”  Festival  at  PLNU  Mar.  2nd  –  Academy  of  St.  Martin-­‐‑in-­‐‑the-­‐‑Fields  Concert  Mar.  9th  –  SDUSD  Honor  Orchestra  &  Band  Concert  Mar.  15th  &  16th  –  Les  Misérables  Mar.  21st,  22nd,  &  23rd  –  Les  Misérables  Mar.  –  Top  Ensembles  Concert  (TBA)  March  20th  –  Orchestra  Festival  (Pending)  March  27th  –  Taste  of  Mira  Mesa  Apr.  26th  –  Quartet  Nouveau:  Quartet  Lab  Apr.  –  May  –  Solo  &  Ensembles  Concert  May  –  Cluster  Concerts  for  Orchestra  &  Band  May  30th  –  Spring  Orchestra  Concert  

Calendar  Items  Musicians  

   

 

BASS  TRIO  Good King Wenceslas …………...………...……………………

Traditional arr. George Vance

String Bass I – Adam Guzzardo String Bass II – Jonathan Gayap

String Bass III – Paul Kottis

DEBUT  STRINGS  Rose Canon ……………………………………………………..

Traditional

March to the Basement (2010) ..……………….…...……………. Darrell Murray, ASTA Contributor

First Christmas March (1996) ……..…………………………….

Traditional arr. John O’Reilly

CONCERT  ORCHESTRA   Ding Dong! Merrily on High (2007) .………..….............………

French Folk Tune arr. Carrie Lane Gruselle

Echoes of Bartok (2010) ……………………………………...…...

Béla Bartók (1881 – 1945) arr. Walter Cummings

COMBINED  STRING  ORCHESTRAS  Lullaby (1984) ……………………………………………...…….

William Hofeldt

~  INTERMISSION  ~  

ANTHOLOGY  QUARTET  Yesterday (1965)……….………………………………...….…..

John Lennon (1940 – 1980) Paul McCartney (b. 1942)

Orchestration by Kevin Babuder Violin I – Yeeun Alice Kim Violin II – Betsy Podsiadlo

Viola – Allison Huynh Cello – Henry Hyangmin Kim

Guitar & Vocals – Landon Akiyama

STRING  ORCHESTRA  Holberg Suite, Op. 40 (1884) …………………………………….

I. Prelude II. Sarabande III. Gavotte

Edvard Grieg (1843 – 1907) arr. Brendan McBrien

SYMPHONY  ORCHESTRA  Divertimento in D, K.136/125A (1772) …………………………

I. Allegro II. Andante III. Presto

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 – 1791) Symphonic Orchestration by Steven Rosenhaus

COMBINED  SYMPHONY  ORCHESTRA  Dance of the Tumblers, from “Snow Maiden” (1881 – 1882) …...

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1844 – 1908) arr. Sandra Dackow

Program  Program