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Ja mes Dick, Founder & A rtistic Dir ector
2022 Round Top Music Festival
ROUND TOP FESTIVAL INSTITUTEBr avo!
We salute those who have provided generous gifts of $10,000 or more during the past 12 months. These gifts reflect donations received as of May 10, 2022.
R O U N D T O P F E S T I VA L I N S T I T U T E 5 1 ST S E A S O N PA R T N E R
THE BUR DINE JOHNSON FOU NDATION
H E R I TAG E C I RC L E
The Estate of Charles P. Hyman
FOUNDERS
The Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Br atcher, Jr. Foundation
The Cullen Trust for the Perfor ming Arts
The Marie M. and James H. Galloway Foundation
R ea Charitable Trust
Dorothy R ichard Starling Foundation
BENEFACTORS
Susan and Richard Ashcroft Melbern and Susanne Glasscock
Blue Bell Creameries, L.P. Lamar Lentz
James C. Dick Estate of Carol Montgomery
Dickson-Allen Foundation The Moody Foundation
Wayne Duddlesten Foundation David Snell
Dede Duson Texas Commission on the Arts
Mark F. and Katrina Packard Elvig
S U S TA I N E R S
Arbor Antiques Services, Inc. Humanities Tex as
Adrienne Armstrong Luther King Capital Management
William Bishop and Julie Ardery Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McMahen
Amanda and Robert Brock Anna and Gene Oeding
Malinda Croan The Gilbert and Thyr a Plass Arts Foundation
Marlene Dallo Jim Roy
Verona H. Disdier Prive Shannonhouse Family
Joan and Jerry Herring Nor a and Wing Kin So
Albert and Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation Tocker Foundation
Joan and David Hilgers Elizabeth P. and Harold R. Williams Foundation
Fr ank Hillbolt and Denise Jacobs
Industry State Bank • Fayetteville Bank • First National Bank of Bellville • Bank of Brenham • First National Bank of Shiner
®Welcome to the 51st Round Top Music Festival
ROUND TOP FESTIVAL INSTITUTE
The sole endeavor of
The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts
For the first time in nearly three years, we're back!
All of us here at Festival Hill are pleased you could join us for this exciting new season of the 2022
Round Top Music Festival! We are back in full after a two-year absence for a glorious summer of musical
performances brought to us by the brightest and best young artists who have been awarded scholarships
to our Summer Festival. This tradition draws incredibly talented faculty and conductors from the major
orchestras, symphonies and conservatories around the world – all within this amazing Festival Concert Hall
at Festival Hill – and it has achieved worldwide acclaim!
This is only possible because of the kind generosity in each of your tickets purchased, underwriting of
concerts and charitable donations throughout the year. We also encourage business and educational groups
to make Festival Hill a destination for conferences and retreats, as well as weddings and groups for tours
and dining. We are so grateful for your support.
I have said this many times over these last fifty years, and it seems even more significant today, that I
believe the arts give us the deepest and most meaningful forms of human communication. They provide
the common bond of all mankind and perform the miracle of making all cultures and people one family,
here in Fayette County and the world.
I know Round Top Festival Institute will carry out this ideal for the next fifty years with its mission to provide arts for all while positively
impacting the education and mental health of the broader community that it serves, and that you will join us in the celebration of music that
gloriously defines our purpose and promises us all an equally bright future!
I hope you will attend performances throughout the 51st Festival Season and invite you to come back often for more concerts, ballet, gardens,
collections of rare books and artifacts, forums on poetry, theatre, and herbal topics, and other exciting events throughout the year.
Cordially,
CONTENTS
The James Dick Foundation - 4 Concert Dedications - 20 Faculty, Conductors & Staff - 46
Funding Opportunities - 5-6 Concert Programs - 22-44 Biographies - 47-58
Donor Listings - 7-16 Scholarship Recipients - 45 2022-23 Events - Back Cover
In Honor and in Memory - 17-19
3The James Dick Foundation
Round Top Festival Institute is the sole endeavor of The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts and features the internationally recognized
Round Top Music Festival each summer. The Institute is a year-round center for performance and learning, offering arts and humanities programming and
opportunities for scholarly research. This center has served as a vibrant source of cultural experience and creative enterprise for 51 years.
BOA R D OF TRUSTEES
James Dick William T. Johnson
Susan Ashcroft V. Saundra Kirk
Paul D. Clote Rodney C. Koenig
Amanda M. Dealey Richel Rivers
Christopher Dealey Hugh P. Shannonhouse
Mark F. Elvig Perry So
Robert L. Field James C. Faulkner, Advisory Director
Jerry Herring W. James Murdaugh, Jr., Advisory Director
David W. Hilgers Dr. Jake B. Shrum, Advisory Director
THE FOUNDER’S COUNCIL
Chris Bachman Dolly Golden Beth Golden Marsh
Jack G. Brannon, Jr. Mark Head Mark M. Massey
Nancy Dewell Braus Joan Herring Susan J. Meller
Edward J. Carey Craig Hester Susannah J. Mikulin
Richard O. “Dick” Creamer Laurel Ince Ozden O. Ochoa
Marlene Dallo Larry C. Jackson Leslie Penello
Tieman H. “Skipper” Dippel, Jr. Matthew Janak Kevin Pope
Katrina Packard Elvig Edward F. Janecka Ronald J. Prejean
Matthew K. Everett Pat S. Johnson Edwin R. Sharpe
Ivy V. Geiger Richard J. Kaiser Molly Hawkins Sharpe
Alan Geistman Jim Kastleman Dick Smith
Henry Geneczko Jan Lehman Howard Thames
MEMBERSHIPS
American String Teacher’s Association, American Viola Association, American Viola Society, Chamber Music America, League of American
Orchestras, International Horn Society, International Society of Bassists, The National Flute Association, International Trombone Association,
International Trumpet Guild, International Double Reed Association, American Association for State and Local History, American Association of
Museums, Decorative Arts Trust, Royal Oak Foundation, Texas Association of Museums, Texas Library Association, Victorian Society of America,
Bastrop Chamber of Commerce, Fayette County Tourism Association, Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce, Giddings Area Chamber of Commerce,
The Greater Schulenburg Chamber of Commerce, Flatonia Chamber of Commerce, La Grange Area Chamber of Commerce, Round Top Area
Chamber of Commerce, Smithville Area Chamber of Commerce, Washington County Chamber of Commerce
4Funding Opportunities
A NNUA L GI V ING
Annual gifts are the bedrock of Round Top Festival Institute. They are the Institute’s largest source of revenue. When
combined with earned income from ticket sales, facility rentals, and endowment interest, annual giving provides the
funding needed to sustain this internationally recognized cultural center. Annual giving supports concerts, events, and
forums throughout the year. All young artists studying and performing at the Institute receive scholarships. Some are
provided through endowment, others through foundation grants, and the balance through unrestricted annual gifts.
ENDOW MENT GIV ING A ND BEQUESTS
Permanently endowed scholarships, faculty chairs and named funds are an exceptional way to help attract
internationally renowned faculty that are core to our educational programs and provide full tuition to every young
artist who attends our acclaimed Festival. Endowed Conductor Chairs begin at $100,000, Endowed Faculty Chairs
begin at $75,000 and Endowed Scholarships begin at $50,000. Endowed positions may be funded over several years.
For information regarding Endowed Chairs and Scholarships, please send email to giving@festivalhill.org or call the
Institute office.
C A M PUS DE V E L OPM E N T C A M PA IG N
Campus development allows the Foundation, a non-profit organization, to pursue debt-free ownership of the grounds
and facilities at the Institute. Your gifts toward this aim help fulfill the Master Plan for campus building projects and
ensure the ongoing care and maintenance of this unique cultural legacy. For more information on current campaigns,
future needs and naming opportunities, please send email to giving@festivalhill.org or call the Institute office.
Your Support Makes All The Difference!
Contributions may be mailed to the address below or made online.
The James Dick Foundation for the Perfor ming Arts
P. O. Box 89, Round Top, TX 78954-0089
Office: (979) 249-3129 • Fax: (979) 249-5078
www.festivalhill.org
Email: info@festivalhill.org
Physical address: 248 Jaster Road, Round Top, TX 78954
The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts is an educational, non-profit public foundation as described in sections 501(c)(3) and 170(b)(I)(A)(ii) of the Internal Revenue
Code. Donors may deduct contributions made to Round Top Festival Institute (sole project of The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts) as provided by section 170 of
the Internal Revenue Code. Bequests, Legacies, Devises or Gifts are deductible for Federal estate and gift tax purposes as provided by sections 2055, 2106 and 2522 of the Internal
Revenue Code. Contributions and bequests can be made in the form of cash, securities, insurance or property.
5The Benefits of Giving
There are a number of ways to support Round Top Festival Institute, the sole endeavor of The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts. Contributors are
important to the success of the Institute, and their gifts to our priority areas of annual support, endowment, and campus improvement are greatly appreciated!
To honor donors’ generosity, we offer the following benefits of giving.
S T E WA R D’S C I RC L E ($1 M I L L ION A N D A BOV E)
Please inquire about special additional benefits
GUA R DI A N’S CIRCL E ($500,000 – $999,999)
Please inquire about special additional benefits
H E R I TAG E C I RC L E ($10 0,0 0 0 – $499,999)
Please inquire about special additional benefits
FOU N DER S ($50,000 – $99,999)
All benefits of Benefactors
Special recognition in the Program Book and on Festival Hill Concert Hall signage
Invitation to private events year-round
BE N E FAC TOR S ($25,000 – $49,999)
All benefits of Sustainers
Prominent acknowledgement on Festival Concert Hall signage
SUS TA I N E R S ($10,0 0 0 – $24,999)
All benefits of Guarantors
Reserved Parking at all Institute concerts throughout the year
GUA R A N TOR S ($5,000 – $9,999)
All benefits of Sponsors
Prominent recognition in the Festival Concert Hall
SPONSOR S ($2,500 – $4,999)
All benefits of Fellows
Invitation to a private reception for conductors and soloists
F E L L OW S ($1,000 – $2,499)
All benefits of Patrons · Invitation to Fellows Reception
PAT RONS ($50 0 – $999)
All benefits of Friends
Invitation to Festival Concert Receptions
F R I E N DS ($150 – $499)
All benefits of Contributors
Invitation to a Festival Concert Reception
C O N T R I B U T OR S ($5 0 – $149)
Listing in the Program Book · CD of Festival Highlights
6Individual Donors
The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts extends its appreciation to those individuals whose vision, interest and generosity help sustain the projects
and programs of Round Top Festival Institute. Individual annual contributions for scholarships, general operations, capital projects and endowment support
essential elements of our programming. Donors listed on the following pages are as of May 10, 2022.
HERITAGE CIRCLE
The Estate of Charles P. Hyman
BENEFACTOR S
Susan and Richard Ashcroft
James C. Dick
Dede Duson
Mark F. and Katrina Packard Elvig
Melbern and Susanne Glasscock
Lamar Lentz
Estate of Carol Montgomery
David Snell
SUSTAINERS
Adrienne Armstrong
William Bishop and Julie Ardery
Amanda and Robert Brock
Malinda Croan
Marlene Dallo
Verona H. Disdier Prive
Joan and Jerry Herring
Joan and David Hilgers
Frank Hillbolt and Denise Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McMahen
Anna and Gene Oeding
Jim Roy
Shannonhouse Family
Nora and Wing Kin So
7Individual Donors
GUAR A NTORS
Elaine Amacker Bridges Bunny and Wilbur Matthews, Jr.
Oakley W. Cheney James McCallum and Patricia Hattenbach
Ruth and Jack Elvig Kari and Khalid Muslih
Vic and Jeanette Fair Lucinda and Rigby Owen, Jr.
Marilyn T. Gaddis Ph.D. and George C. Carruthers Cinda and Armando Palacios
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Goforth Leslie and Wayne Penello
Mrs. Edwin H. (Dolly M.) Golden Mary and Evan Quiros
John and Pat Gunthorp Hugh Shannonhouse
Judith Hancock Mrs. Bruce Spaulding
Harry and Betsy Harwood Gary and Jane Swanson
Chuck Fuhs and Christopher Hlavinka Barbara Tocker
Massey Family Larry A. Uhlig
SPONSORS
Jessica Anders, P.C. William T. Johnson
Ann Griffith Ash Drs. Royce and Elva Keilers
Richard Carl Baker and Marjorie Wilke-Baker Rodney and Mary Koenig
Charles and Casey Boettcher Dianne Logan
Jeannette Burger - Round Top Farms Cora Sue and Harry Mach
Wendy and Cade Burks Father Bill and Sandy Miller
Dr. Annette Citzler Deborah Nelson-Campbell
Jackie and Paul Clote Jayme Ponder
Reenie and Kent Collins Gretchen Pusch and Richard Bayles
John Cone and Greg Fourticq Regina Rogers
Brad Cutright Christopher Schulze
Mandy Dealey and Michael Kentor Molly and Ed Sharpe
Suzanne and Ed Ellis Philip and Joann Stovall
Ivy V. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Swenson
Carl A. Gagliardi and Deena L. Greer Milton and Twila Tate
Nancy Guilloud Betty and Lloyd Van Horn
Jean and H.H. Howze Barry and Sandy Zeluff
Sally Isenberg
FELLOWS
Eric Adams Suzanne and Eric Batchelder
Verena Aeschbacher S. Lynn Bosworth
James and Carolyn Balke Jack G. Brannon and Brian C. Miller
Steve and Kimberley Barber Nancy Dewell Braus
The Reverend Susan J. Barnes Diane and Curt Brewer
K aren and Tom Barron David Brown
8Individual Donors
FEL LOWS (continued)
Sonja Bruzauskas and Houston Haymon Nick Millichamp
Clint and Dean Bybee W. James Murdaugh, Jr.
Ann B. Coleman Charles and Tazuko Parker
K athleen and Ed Coleman Robert and Elizabeth Parry
Sally and David Cooper Linda Plant
Dr. Robert F. Dailey Jim and Susie Pokorski
Curtis Ann Davis George and Fran R amsey
Richard F. Dixon Patricia and Thomas Ricks
Jane and Michael Downer Ken Ripper
Linda and Charlie Elder Richel Rivers and James M. Shultz
Victor Emanuel Kenneth and Becky Robinson
Stefanie Fife Jean Rosenbaum
Robert A. Franklin and Elisabeth Braden Sandra Ross
Jerry and Bette Gips Richard and Alisa Rowe
Beverly Green Robert L. Royall II
Tom and Nancy Gruenert Tony and K ay Scanapico
Mark Head R.A. Seeliger and L.H. Harrison
Felicia and Craig Hester James and Jennifer Shultz
William and Shelley Horwitz Woody Smith and Patrick Jernigan
Marla Hurley Clarice Marik Snokhous
Larry and Susie Jackson Michael Stewart
Christine Dyer Jervis Nelda S. Stroder
Pat Johnson Mary P. Stumberg
Frank and K athy Johnston Howard Thames and Betsy Mims
R andy Jones Dave and Linda Tibolla
Judy K ay Madelyn Trible
R ADM. J. Weldon Koenig Lloyd and Mary Van Winkle
William and Candace Krebs Helen Vodicka
Robert L. and Linda L. Lane Michael J. Watson
Larry and Gail Lerche Matthew White
Joseph Levitan Eric and Ann Wilson
Carol and Michael Linn Dr. Wendall Wheeler Wilson
Norma J. Lopez and Steve McCandless Vicki Yeomans
Mark and Carol Madeley Robert and Linda Youens
Kenny and Debbie Meyer William Zeltwanger
Charlotte Meyer and Russell Miller
PAT RONS
Julie Alkire K aren and Tom Bookout K aren and Bob Dormois
Deanna Bates Richard E. Cassidy Elinor Duff
K atherine and Buddy Berry Mark and Patti Cowan William Elting and
Julia Evans Bishop Lenny Dalton and Pam West Charlotte Marchesseau
Jody Blazek and David Crossley The Dillingham Family Sherrie Fr achtman
Susan J. Pryor and Richard E. Boner Chuck and Carol Doersom Jim and Danielle Fr azier
9Individual Donors
PAT RONS (cont inued)
John and Ann Gavin Gary and Carol Lazarus Ted and Debbie Schultz III
Gary and Lucy Gibbs Jennifer Winfrey Leisure Dion D. Shaw
The Round Top Girls L. Russell Malinak, M.D. Anne H. Sloan
Eugene and Carlyn Hall William and Tr acey Marshall Stephen and Ruth Ann Streiff
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Hardie III James Gr ay Matthews R alph Tamper
Bob and Ginger Heath Wendy Matthews Gaylene Taylor
Maryann Heimsath John H. Meltzer Suzanne and John Thomas
Jim Holmes Sandy and Chrissy Meyerson Nancy P. Thompson
Ida Bess Howes Joe and Blanche Pater Thomas I. Todd
Larry Janak Fr ances Pittman Wayne and Pearlie Wagner
Charles and Gerry Jennings Kevin Pope Julie and Lundy Wantland
Dr. Sar a Jarvis Jones and Melissa Roberts Jean and Bruce Wilson
Dr. Beverly Bardsley Leonard L. Rutan Ron Yu
Wayne and Barbar a Langham Nancy Scanlan Jeremy Zimmerman
Martha and Milton Schultz
FRIENDS
Nancy Addison Patrick J. and Lillian M. Duval Dave and Or a Keetley
Dean Allen Walter and Carlota Dwyer Michael and K aterina Kempel
Don and Janet Allphin Johnathan Edwards Richard Kummins
Toni Anzalone Marianne Pittman Elder Sar ah R. and Philip D. LeMessurier
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Arndt Debr a Emmert Stuart and Carol Levin
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Arndt, Jr. James Evanoff Shelby Cr aig Levy
Chris Bachman Ann L. Faget Elizabeth A. Long
Jennifer Barron Daniel Felps Albert and Mary Loudon
Jim and Virginia Bernhard Linda Fitzwater Libby Lovejoy and Fr ankie Melder
Larry and Abby Birkelbach Linda Gamache Robert and Martha MacDonald
Barbar a Bordelon Dennis and Dianna Gerland Jack Taylor and Peter Flagg Maxson
Barbar a Brenny Babette Hale Dr. and Mrs. L. Donald Mayer
Gus H. Breymann Robert and Cleofe Harper Mrs. John McFadden
Dennis Brown and Dave Meeker Robert S. and Elizabeth G. Harris Eric McIntyre
Jim Bryant and Suzy Greene Dr. Robert and Martha Haydon Melissa McNair
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Buford Patricia Heard Michael Meller
W.T. Burns, II Elisa Henderson and Wayne Rentfro and Ruth Milburn
Nor a Butler John Sen Earl and Jeanne Morlan
K atherine Calaway Howard and Ann Hendrix Dr. and Mrs. Bernard and Carla Morrey
Dr. Mary Gr ace and Vernon Carroll Michelle E. Hicks Dr. Alexander P. Mourelatos
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Conine Thelma and Val Hinze A. Diane Naylor
Scott Cook and Priscilla Lightsey Mark and Ellie Hodges Ted and Carolyn Neely
J.V. Cowan Robert and Amy Hooge Susan Olson
K athy and Mike Davis Debor ah J. Hornickel Charles and Betty Oltorf
Dalton DeHart George and K atherine Howe Eva and R ay Orbach
William Deubner Rick and Luann Hughes Shelley Penny
Dana and David DiGennaro Caroline J. Jackson William Pillsbury and Robin Michel
Laur a Dillingham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jacomini James and Jill Ponder
Mary S. Dix Derrick and Melissa Jernigan Julie and Keith R ae
Vickie LaRue Drummond Dr. Marie Jureit-Beamish Mr and Mrs. Roy R andolph R ather
10Individual Donors
FR IENDS (continued)
Ann and Bobby R ausch Beverly Shivers David and Vickie Vogel
Eileen Rehor Connie Shortes Sar ah Watson
Sally and Norman Reynolds Richard and Joan Spaw Kenneth and Ann Wegenhoft
Andrea Schutter Riebeling Armen and Fr ances Stephanian Dan Welcher
Patrick and Mary Robson Cindy Stephens Ward and Diane Wells
Stan and Patty Royal Joe and Connie Stevens Mabel West
Joan Sanders Drs. Heinrich and Gabriele Taegtmeyer Jerry and Jolene Wickel
James A. Sandham Victor and JoAnn Treat Denise Winter
Carol Scamardo Mr. and Mrs. James B. VanDemark Paul Woodruff
Marilyn Sebesta Sharron Lee Vaughn and Al K azmir Janet Lohrey Young
Ms. Margie Seeger Bob and Doris Zumwalt
CONTRIBUTORS
Betty Adams Jim and K athy Houlden Susan and Edward Osterberg
Sally Maddock Amatucci John F. Hudspeth Desiree Palacios
Susan Anniece Balke Janice Hughes Richard Palmquist
Stephanie and Christopher Ball Robyn Hughes and Patrick Givens Douglas and Janie Plummer
Cr aig and Sherry Beach Corinne Irwin Charles Quereau
Betty C. Bellamy Ed and Margie Janeck a Irene Quirmbach and Terry Gawryk
Nancy Berger Mary Jane and R aymond Judd Dr. Jimmie A. and Shirley A. Reese
Dr. Br adley Bingham Daniel and Barbar a K autz Carol Coffee Reposa
Marie Sharpe Blaine R ay Leach and Lizbeth Smith-Leach James and Sharon Robinson and Penelope
Nola Boughton Mr. and Mrs. Alan Geistman Laulie Ross
Lisa Br aden Louis Lehmann Danni Sabota and Mark Bazin
Tr acy and Josh Burgess Connie K. Lewis Jeanette Schoenst
K atherine and Tom Calnan Polly Lewis Mike and Lois Orr
Larry and Beverly Charles K athryn Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. James M. Shatto
Sherrie Childress and Brian Hecht Margie K. Lovell Ellen Sherman
Ken and Rosemary Clapham Evelynie Lubowski Al Siegmund
Harold and Anne Clark David G. Luther, Jr. Phillip Simon
Jonathan Clark Gibbs and Nan Macdaniel, Jr. Steven E. and Misty Smathers
Cheryl Clayton Charles Mandelbaum and Sydelle Popinsky Carole and Robert Streiff
Maxine Coppinger Rodney H. and Judy E. Margolis Dr. Daniel and Anna Lisa Tamez, Jr.
Pat and Mike Cox Susan Masarik and Jason White Elliot J. Trester and Barbar a J. Wilson
Sharon Current Joyce Massey Tom and Martha Jo Trostel
K ar a DeVita Alice Musick McLean Beverly Turner
Ellen and Jim Ellison Betty and R andy Melton Tom and Mary Ellen Whitworth
Sean and Briana Fischer Judith and John Mixon Marilyn Wilbanks
Steven A. Fleckman Max and Jacqueline Monheit Lu Ann Aday and K atherine Wilcox
Michael B. George Barry Moore Mary and Jim Wohlleb
Constance M. Gooden Sallie Morian Mark and Olivia Wood
Nellie P. Grose, M.D. K athleen Much Rick and Enid Wood
Billye J. Hauerland Eve Myers Susan Gail Wood
Jeff Hepp Tamar a Niepritzky Valerie and David Woodcock
Patrick and K athryn Hern Barbar a and Bob Norwood Gretchen Wronk a
Gloria Hickey Sue Orr Susan Yancey
Larry R. Hitt Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Osborn Bettina and David Zvanut
11Foundation & Business Donors
The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts extends its gratitude to those foundations and businesses whose vision, interest and contributions help
encourage the standards and ideals of its mission and the programs of Round Top Festival Institute. These entities have made contributions in support of
scholarships, general operations, capital projects and endowment growth during the past 12 months. Donors listed are as of May 10, 2022.
HERITAGE CIRCLE
The Burdine Johnson Foundation
FOUNDERS
The Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Bratcher, Jr. Foundation
The Cullen Trust for the Performing Arts
The Marie M. and James H. Galloway Foundation
Rea Charitable Trust
Dorothy Richard Starling Foundation
BENEFACTOR S
Blue Bell Creameries, L.P.
Dickson-Allen Foundation
Wayne Duddlesten Foundation
The Moody Foundation
Texas Commission on the Arts
SUSTAINERS
Arbor Antiques Services, Inc.
Albert and Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation
Humanities Texas
Luther King Capital Management
The Gilbert and Thyra Plass Arts Foundation
Tocker Foundation
Elizabeth P. and Harold R. Williams Foundation
12Foundation & Business Donors
GUAR A NTORS FELLOWS
Bank of Brenham Brenham National Bank
Fayetteville Bank East Texas Parts Company LLC
First National Bank of Bellville Fayette Community Foundation
First National Bank of Shiner Herb Society of America, South Texas Unit
Alice Taylor Gray Foundation Lehman Associates
Round Top Self Storage
Industry State Bank
Royers Round Top Café
Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation Sigma Alpha Iota Philanthropies Inc.
Richard Schmidt Jewelry Design
The Alan and Ruby Riedel Foundation
Round Top Real Estate PAT RONS
Lola Wright Foundation The Franci Neely Foundation
Shell Oil Company Foundation
SPONSORS
Jack and Annis Bowen Foundation FRIENDS
The Joe M. and Doris R. Dealey Family Foundation Chevron Corporation
H-E-B - Central Texas Region DYD Club
Humble Donkey Studio Exelon Foundation
Junk Gypsy Round Top-Carmine ISD Class of 2021
Harriet Latimer and Associates Steen Family Foundation
Majek Vineyard and Winery TEGNA Foundation
Estate of Clifford W. Pamby
Round Top State Bank
CONTRIBUTORS
Texas Women's League
Applied Materials Foundation
Music Study Club of Gonzales
13Per manent Endowment Trust
The Board of Trustees of The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts established the Permanent Endowment Trust to help support year-round activities
and ensure, in perpetuity, the progress and success of Round Top Festival Institute. All endowment gifts remain in The James Dick Foundation Permanent
Endowment Trust, an irrevocable trust. The interest may be used to support the Institute programs and projects. The following individuals and foundations have
made cumulative gifts to the Permanent Endowment Trust. Donors listed are as of May 10, 2022.
FOUNDERS
June Dossat Founder’s Endowed Scholarship
The Estate of Virginia T. Elverson
Floi Ewing Memorial Founder’s Endowed Scholarship
The David W. Guion Trust
Charles Ilsley
The Estate of Josephine Eve Marques
The Marian and Speros Martel Foundation, Inc.
The Ella C. McFadden Charitable Trust
The C. E. Moore, Jr. and Ida Rose Dietert Moore Estates
The Estate of Jacqueline Goss Nixon
THE DA LIES FR A NTZ MEMOR I A L
A special gift presented to The Festival Institute by Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Bratcher, Jr.
in honor and memory of the distinguished American concert pianist and teacher, Dalies Frantz
BENEFACTOR S
Fred C. Arto
The Marc D. Murr Foundation, Inc., Permanent Collection
The Miriam and Adrienne Murr Endowment for the Exhibition of the Arts
Lola Wright Foundation
SUSTAINERS
Martin Adler and Edythe Nicoletti Museum Fund
Charles W. and Marguerite J. Barnes
Susan Johnston Barnes
Mary Bittrich Maintenance Fund for Keyboard Instruments
Gustav Bittrich Memorial Fund
Garvey Texas Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Golden
Elizabeth R. Hanshaw Library Fund
Frances H. Hudspeth Library Fund
Cora Maud Oneal Library Fund
The Estate of Clinton A. Phillips
Kenneth W. Robinson Family Fund
Nora and Wing Kin So in Honor of Perry So
Myrtle Kahn Uhry Fund
14Per manent Endowment Trust
ENDOW ED FACU LT Y CH A IR S
Sylvia Lensky Farb Faculty Chair given by Aubrey and Sylvia Farb
Carl Gagliardi and Deena Greer Faculty Chair
Harold and Leila Greenlee Faculty Chair
Wells Hively Memorial Faculty Chair given by Oliver C. Binney
Joe Ince, Jr. Memorial Faculty Chair given by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ince, Sr.
Laurel Thompson Ince Faculty Chair
Mrs. B. B. (Mary Etta) McGimsey Faculty Chair
Marjorie M. Menke Faculty Chair
Byron and Hope Meredith Faculty Chair
Gilbert and Thyra Plass Faculty Chairs
The Mildred Renfro Faculty Chair given by Dr. and Mrs. James C. Mann
Betty Jane Warner Faculty Chair
Jean Winkelmann Whitmore Faculty Chair for Flute given by
Dr. Frank C. Whitmore and Mr. F. C. Winkelmann
Marguerite S. Willmann Faculty Chair
ENDOW ED SCHOL ARSHIPS
Leota Anderson Scholarship given by Mrs. George Dick
Natalie T. Armstrong Memorial Scholarship
Charles and Marguerite Barnes Scholarship
Mary Prudie Brown Scholarship given by The Texas Feder ation of Music Clubs
The Brown Foundation, Inc. Scholarship
The James S. and Mary Anita D. Calvert Scholarships in Violin
John and Dixie Carey Scholarship
Dorothy Dick Birthday Scholarships
Dorothy Dick 100th Birthday Scholarship
Dorothy Dick Memorial Scholarship
Helen Dormand Memorial Scholarship given by Mr. Charles F. Ilsley
The Festival Institute Twentieth Anniversary Scholarship
The Festival Institute Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Scholarship
Carl Gagliardi and Deena Greer Scholarship
Marjorie Gagliardi Memorial Scholarships
Ivy Vinson Geiger Scholarship
Dr. Marlin G. “Bud” Geiger Scholarship
Jean and Bob Herlin Scholarship
Leser-Dallo Scholarships
Byron and Hope Meredith Memorial Scholarship
Clint and Judy Phillips Scholarship
Gilbert and Thyr a Plass Scholarships
Lorene Rogers Scholarship given by The Texaco Foundation
Arch and Stella Rowan Scholarship given by the Arch and Stella Rowan Foundation
K atherine Kirven Steward Scholarship
Ethel Ashworth Tsutsui Scholarship
Rudolph and Lula Pr ause Uhlig Memorial Scholarship
Lloyd and Betty Van Horn Scholarships for French Horn
Charles and Mary Weaver Piano Scholarship
Alfred W. Wedel Scholarship for Violin
15In-Kind Gifts & Volunteers
IN-KIND GIFTS
Susan and Richard Ashcroft Herb Society of America, Pioneer Unit Phoenicia Specialty Foods – Houston
Skott Baker Humble Donkey Studio Kevin Pope
James and Carolyn Balke Davin Hutcheson Mary and Evan Quiros
Black Cat Choir Matthew Janak Leslie R avey
Nancy Dewell Br aus Pat Johnson Mary Reeves
Brenham High School Band K athy Johnston Richard Schmidt Jewelry Design
Sonja Bruzausk as V. Saundr a Kirk Round Top Coffee Shop
Sherrie and Patrick Cook William and Candace Krebs Round Top Smokehouse
Cotton Seed Tr ading Company Jordan and Clemencia Larimore Estate of Richard R. Royall
Carl Cunningham Leather and Vodk a Royers Round Top Café
Cur ate by Stash Lamar Lentz Fr ancesca Schlueter
Curtis Ann Davis Yvonne G. Lewis R andall and Lisa Slink ard
Verona H. Disdier Libby Lovejoy Southern Beast
Steve and Jacquelyn Ditsler Lyle Lovett and April Kimble Ger ald and Debbie Tobola
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R ev. Susan B arnes Jack and Ruth E lv ig C or a L aine Mc G r ew
Michael Mahoney and R aymond Bahor The Round Top Girls Carol Scamardo
M argar et Jo B enson K atrina Pack ard E lv ig Sue M eller
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Kenneth and Becky Robinson
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The Fr anci Neely Foundation The Hughes Fa mily P erry S o
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Tr acy and Josh Burgess
Ja mes D ick
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S. Lynn Bosworth K aren and Bob Dormois
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17In Memory Of
C arl A eschbacher B lair P. C oleman S ar a and B ill H ilgers
Verena Aeschbacher Ann B. Coleman Elizabeth A. Long
D r . Hor atio A ldr edge Wilbur C ollins M adalene H ill
Mrs. John McFadden Dr. Wendall Wheeler Wilson Chuck and Carol Doersom
Herb Society of America, South Tex as Unit
L ouise A nzalone R ose C y r ene C r ain Susan Gail Wood
Toni Anzalone Stuart and Carol Levin
Theodor e "Ted" H irtz
Warr en A rmstrong Ja mes H. C urr ent Rodney and Mary Koenig
Adrienne Armstrong Sharon Current
Tamar a Niepritzky F lor ence B erger Hoff
D orothy D ick Rodney and Mary Koenig
Ja mes R. A rndt, S r . Chuck and Carol Doersom
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Arndt, Jr. Jennie Hughes
William and Sharon Becker G ene D ippel Robyn Hughes and Patrick Givens
Patrick and K athryn Hern
Drs. Royce and Elva Keilers
Mark and Leann McClain D orothy M. Johnson
C harles and M arguerite B arnes C arol D uB ose Betty C. Bellamy
Music Study Club of Gonzales
Mary S. Dix C harlie and E v ely n Jungmichel
Patricia and Thomas Ricks
N atalie D uncan Nancy Berger
R obert B. B ates Harold and Anne Clark
L aw r ence and Wilma K anter
Deanna Bates
D uane E mmert Vic and Jeanette Fair
I r a B ell B athe Debr a Emmert
Dav id K noll
Wendy Matthews
E ddie G alvan Larry R. Hitt
Ver a L. B ennett Dr. Mary Gr ace and Vernon Carroll
N ancy K oenig
A. Diane Naylor
E d G olden R ADM. J. Weldon Koenig
R ena B r ey mann Mrs. Edwin H. (Dolly M.) Golden
M icha el K r ause
Charles Mandelbaum and Sydelle Popinsky
Gus H. Breymann
Rodney and Mary Koenig
Dav e B utler H arold G r eenlee
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Nor a Butler
Rodney and Mary Koenig
A tlan and Verlene C itzler L eon H ale
Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Osborn A manda Vick L ethco
Dr. Annette Citzler
Steen Family Foundation Eve Myers
Van and R ildia B ee C liburn N ancy Thompson H arris S idney L ev in
Regina Rogers
Diane and Curt Brewer Beth L. Levin Chapman
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Todd P. L ev in H arley Ponder Jeff S holeen
Stuart and Carol Levin Jayme Ponder Lamar Lentz
R obert L ev y H.E. "G ene" and Fay R aney R ita S imon
Clint and Dean Bybee Earl and Jeanne Morlan Phillip Simon
H erb and M argie M addock D r . R obert and M in R app B en F. Stroder , Jr .
Sally Maddock Amatucci Philip and Joann Stovall Nelda S. Stroder
G ary M artin Jerry R eitz B ruce Trible
Ward and Diane Wells Tom and Martha Jo Trostel Madelyn Trible
Valerie and David Woodcock
Jaqueline and H erman R ey nolds E mma L ee Turney
S hirley Mc C r acken J.V. Cowan Caroline J. Jackson
Shelley Penny Mark and Patti Cowan
Wanda Vaughn
John L a mont Mc Fadden S a muel W. R obinson Sharron Lee Vaughn and Al K azmir
R ay Leach and Lizbeth Smith-Leach Kenneth and Becky Robinson
Mrs. John McFadden R ex Watson
Gretchen Wronk a Julie and B en R ogers Jim Roy
Regina Rogers
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Mrs. John McFadden R ichard R. R oyall V Rodney and Mary Koenig
Chuck and Carol Doersom
M icha el A ndr ew Modelski Tom and Nancy Gruenert L loy d A. Wessels
K atherine and Tom Calnan Jeff Hepp
Rodney and Mary Koenig
Dave and Or a Keetley
F r ank Musick Lamar Lentz
C aroly n Wilbanks
Robert L. Royall II
Alice Musick McLean
Ellen Sherman Marilyn Wilbanks
Judge G ladys M. Oakley Paul E. S chenck D r . D orman H. Winfr ey
James and Carolyn Balke
Rodney and Mary Koenig Armen and Fr ances Stephanian
E dy the B ates O ld Ruby D ipple S chneider M ike Z aunbr echer
John F. Hudspeth
Howard and Ann Hendrix Mabel West
Tr ebie O rr G eorge S hanks Wilma K anter Z iegenbein
Mike and Lois Orr
Mike and Lois Orr Vic and Jeanette Fair
Linda Fitzwater
Jane Pay ne K athy S hannonhouse Margie K. Lovell
Jennifer Winfrey Leisure Nancy Rosenbaum
Hugh Shannonhouse
M ary F r ances P ittman L in S hiv ers
Marianne Pittman Elder
Beverly Shivers
192022 Memorial Concert Dedications
J U N E 11, 2 0 2 2 – 7: 3 0 P. M .
Honoring The Memory of Warren A. Armstrong
Businessman, Community and Civic Leader
Co-Founder Natalie T. Armstrong Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Round Top Festival Institute Heritage Circle
J U N E 18 , 2 0 2 2 – 3 : 3 0 P. M .
Honoring the Memory of Michael A. Modelski
Physician, Music and Poetry Enthusiast, Artist, Texas traveler
Round Top Festival Institute Benefactor
J U N E 18 , 2 0 2 2 – 7: 3 0 P. M .
Honoring the Memory of Paul Schenck
Writer and Photographer, Community Leader, German Texas Historian and Preservationist
Round Top Festival Institute Heritage Circle
J U N E 2 5 , 2 0 2 2 – 3 : 3 0 P. M .
Honoring the Memory of Clifford William Arthur Pamby
British American Businessman, Music Enthusiast, Arts Patron
Round Top Festival Institute Benefactor
J U N E 2 5 , 2 0 2 2 – 7: 3 0 P. M .
Honoring the Memory of James S. Calvert
Businessman, Joske’s Department Stores, Civic and Community Leader, Arts Patron
Co-Founder, The James S. and Mary Anita Dittmar Calvert Endowed Violin Scholarships
Round Top Festival Institute Heritage Circle
J U L Y 2 , 2 0 2 2 – 7: 3 0 P. M .
Honoring the Memory of Rex Watson
Finance and Interior Design Businessman, Textile Arts, Chef, Arts Patron
Round Top Festival Institute Heritage Circle
J U L Y 9, 2 0 2 2 – 3 : 3 0 P. M .
Honoring the memory of Clovis Heimsath
FAIA architect, restoration architect for the William Lockhart Clayton House, artist, community visionary
Round Top Festival Institute Benefactor
J U L Y 16 , 2 0 2 2 – 3 : 3 0 P. M .
Honoring the Memory of Wilma Kellner Kanter Ziegenbein
Educator, Community Leader, Traveler
Round Top Festival Institute Founder
J U L Y 16 , 2 0 2 2 – 7: 3 0 P. M .
Honoring the Memory of Charles P. Hyman
Librarian, Horticultrist, Music Enthusiast, Chef
Round Top Festival Institute Heritage Circle
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Tuesday, June 7 at 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Dmitry Kouzov, cello
Wednesday, June 8 at 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Regis Pasquier, violin
Thursday, June 9 at 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by James VanDemark, double bass
Friday, June 10 at 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Alexa Still, flute
Saturday, June 11 at 3:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
2022 Festival Opening Chamber Music Concert - Fayette County Day at Festival Hill
The 2022 Festival Opening Chamber Music Concert is generously underwritten by
Luther King Capital Management • Felicia and Craig Hester
Samuel Scheidt Galliard Battaglia (1621) Kevin Finamore, trumpet
(1587-1654) TBA, trumpet
Maura McCune Corvington, horn
John Kitzman, trombone
Justin Benavidez, tuba
A.Vivaldi / J.S. Bach Concerto (Arr. David Baldwin)
Allegretto
Allegro
Jan Koetsier Brass Quintet
Douglas Morton Nice & Calm
Kerry Turner Ricochet
Pavel Haas Wind Quintet Alexa Still, flute
(1899-1944) Nancy Ambrose King, oboe
Victor Chavez, clarinet
Drew Pattison, bassoon
Maura McCune Corvington, horn
In t er m i ssi o n
Maurice Ravel Trio for violin, cello and piano in a (1914) Regis Pasquier, violin
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Pantoum. Assez vif Viktor Valkov, piano
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Saturday, June 11 at 7:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
2022 Festival Opening Orchestra Concert
Texas Festival Orchestra • Christoph Campestrini, conductor
The appearance of soloist James Dick, piano, is generously underwritten by
Adrienne Armstrong in memory of Warren A. Armstrong
L. van Beethoven Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 5 in E-flat, op. 73, “Emperor” James Dick, piano
(1770-1827) Allegro
Adagio un poco mosso
Rondo: Allegro ma non troppo
In t er m i ssi o n
Sergei Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 2 in e, op. 27 (1906-07)
(1873-1943) Largo – Allegro moderato
Allegro molto
Adagio
Allegro vivace
Monday, June 13 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Roger Myers, viola
Tuesday, June 14 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Nancy Ambrose King, oboe
Wednesday, June 15 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Joan Kwuon, violin
Thursday, June 16 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Drew Pattison, bassoon
Friday, June 17 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Victor Chavez, clarinet
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Saturday, June 18 at 1:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
A French Accent...
Pierre Gabaye Recreation Kevin Finamore, trumpet
(1930-2019) Allegretto Maura McCune Corvington, horn
Largo John Kitzman, trombone
Presto Trinity Le*, piano
Charles-Marie Widor Introduction et Rondo for clarinet and piano, op. 72 (1898) Victor Chavez, clarinet
(1844-1937) Trinity Le*, piano
Camille Saint-Saëns Sonata for bassoon and piano in G, op. 168 (1921) Drew Pattison, bassoon
(1835-1921) Allegro moderato Miles Gillette*, piano
Allegro scherzando
Molto adagio – Allegro moderato
Francis Poulenc Sonata for flute and piano, FP 164 (1957) Alexa Still, flute
(1899-1963) Allegretto malincolico Benjamin Tufte*, piano
Cantilena
Presto giocoso *Young Artist
Saturday, June 18 at 3:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
Mozart forever...
W.A. Mozart Divertimento in E-flat, KV 563 (1788) Joan Kwuon, violin
(1756-1791) Allegro Roger Myers, viola
Adagio Dmitry Kouzov, cello
Menuetto (Allegretto)
Andante
Menuetto (Allegretto)
Allegro
In t er m i ssi o n
W.A. Mozart Divertimento in D, KV 251 (1776) Nancy Ambrose King, oboe
(1756-1791) Molto allegro Maura McCune Corvington, horn
Menuetto Christiano Rodrigues, violin
Andantino James VanDemark, double bass
Menuetto Young Artists
Rondo
Marcia alla francese
W.A. Mozart Serenade in D, KV 239, “Serenata Notturna” (1776) Christiano Rodrigues, violin
(1756-1791) Marcia maestoso James VanDemark, double bass
Menuetto Todd Meehan, timpani
Allgretto Young Artists
262022 Round Top Music Festival Progr ams
Saturday, June 18 at 7:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
Orchestra Concert
Texas Festival Orchestra • Alex Amsel, conductor
Giuseppe Verdi La Forza del Destino, Overture (1862)
(1813-1901)
P.I. Tchaikovsky Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in D, op. 35 (1878) Regis Pasquier, violin
(1840-1893) Allegro moderato
Canzonetta: Andante
Finale: Allegro vivacissimo
In t er m i ssi o n
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade (1888)
(1844-1908) 1 - The Sea and Sinbad’s Ship
2 - The Kalandar Prince
3 - The Young Prince and The Young Princess
4 - Festival at Baghdad. The Sea. The Ship Breaks against a Cliff Surmounted by a Bronze Horseman
Monday, June 20 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Maura McCune Corvington, horn
Tuesday, June 21 at 11:00 AM
Festival Concert Hall
Young Persons’ Concert
Texas Festival Orchestra • Emilio Colón, conductor • James VanDemark, narrator
This concert is generously underwritten by
Susan and Richard Ashcroft
The appearance of conductor Emilio Colón is partially underwritten by
Fayette Community Foundation and Texas Women’s League
Camille Saint-Saëns Carnival of the Animals (1886) Trinity Le*, piano
(1835-1921) Miles Gillette*, piano
Sergei Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf, op. 67 (1936)
(1891-1953) *Young Artist
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Wednesday, June 22 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Carol Wincenc, flute
Thursday, June 23 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Emilio Colón, cello
Friday, June 24 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Guillaume Sutre, violin
Friday, June 24 at 7:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
Young Artists Chamber Groups
Saturday, June 25 at 1:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
Guillaume Sutre, violin and Kyunghee Kim-Sutre, harp
Sophia Corri-Dussek Airs Favoris, Livre 7 (excerpts)
(1775-1831) I. Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes
III. My Ain Kind Deary O
Rodolphe Kreutzer Nocturne Concertant for violin and harp in B-flat, op. 59/4 (arr. Charles-Nicolas Bochsa)
(1766-1831)
Marcel Tournier Deux Preludes Romantiques for violin and harp, op. 17
(1879-1951)
Luigi Maurizio Tedeschi Elegy for violin and harp, op. 22
(1867-1944)
Paul Yeon Lee The Shadow of Arirang (2015) (dedicated to the Sutre-Kim duo)
(b.1970)
Camille Saint-Saëns Fantaisie for violin and harp, op. 124 (1907)
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Chamber Music Concert
Pierre Sancan Sonatine for oboe and piano (1957) Nicholas Stovall, oboe
(1916-2008) Modere Benjamin Tufte*, piano
Andante
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Richard Strauss Quartet for piano and strings in c, op. 13 (1884-86) Guillaume Sutre, violin
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In t er m i ssi o n
Bohuslav Martinů Double Concerto for Two String Orchestras, Round Top Strings Ensemble
(1890-1959) Piano, and Timpani, H. 271 (1938) Viktor Valkov, piano
Poco allegro TBA*, timpani
Largo Dongmin Kim, conductor
Allegro
Saturday, June 25 at 7:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
Orchestra Concert
Texas Festival Orchestra • Dongmin Kim, conductor
Claude Debussy Prélude a l’après midi d’un Faune (1894)
(1862-1918)
Henri Tomasi Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra (1948) Kyle Sherman, trumpet
(1901-1971) Allegro
Nocturne
Rondo
In t er m i ssi o n
Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 11 in g, op. 103, “Russian Revolution of 1905” (1957)
(1906-1975) 1 - Adagio (The Palace Square)
2 - Allegro (The 9th of January)
3 - Adagio (Memory Eternal)
4 - Allegro non troppo (Tocsin)
Monday, June 27 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Kyle Sherman, trumpet
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Tuesday, June 28 at 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Elisabeth Adkins, violin
Wednesday, June 29 at 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Susan Dubois, viola
Thursday, June 30 at 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Amitai Vardi, clarinet
Friday, July 1 at 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Nicholas Stovall, oboe
Friday, July 1 at 7:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
Young Artists Chamber Music Concert
William Anzalone: Sue Benner:
Early Drawings Landscapes and
Opening Their Abstractions
Sept 3, 2022 4-7pm Opening
Exhibit thru Sept 24th Oct 1, 2022 4-7pm
Exhibit thru Nov 5th
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342022 Round Top Music Festival Progr ams
Saturday, July 2 at 1:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
Carte Blanche to Carol Wincenc
Claude Debussy Syrinx, L. 129 (1913) Carol Wincenc, flute
(1862-1918)
Jake Heggie Full Circle (2019) Carol Wincenc, flute
(b.1961) 1. Golden Emilio Colón, cello
2. Travel Travail Miles Gillette*, piano
3. Hummingbird
4. Full Circle *Young Artist
Jacques Ibert Deux Interludes (1946) Carol Wincenc, flute
(1890-1962) Andante expressivo Guillaume Sutre, violin
Allegro vivo Kyunghee Kim-Sutre, harp
Arnold Bax Elegiac Trio (1916) Carol Wincenc, flute
(1883-1953) Susan Dubois, viola
Kyunghee Kim-Sutre, harp
Pierre Jalbert Air in Motion (2019) Carol Wincenc, flute
(b.1967) Turning Elisabeth Adkins, violin
Canon on Fifty Notes Christiano Rodrigues, violin
Air Susan Dubois, viola
Pushing the Edge Emilio Colón, cello
Saturday, July 2 at 3:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
Hommage to César Franck (200 th Birth Year)
César Franck Sonata for violin and piano in A (1886) Elisabeth Adkins, violin
(1822-1890) Allegretto ben moderato Edward Newman, piano
Allegro
Ben moderato: Recitativo-Fantasia
Allegretto poco mosso
In t er m i ssi o n
César Franck Quintet for piano and strings in f (1879) Guillaume Sutre, violin
(1822-1890) Molto moderato quasi lento – Allegro Chrsitiano Rodrigues, violin
Lento con molto sentimento Susan Dubois, viola
Allegro non troppo ma con fuoco Emilio Colón, cello
James Dick, piano
352022 Round Top Music Festival Progr ams
Saturday, July 2 at 7:30 PM
Festival Concert Hall
Orchestra Concert
Texas Festival Orchestra • Michelle Merrill, conductor
Paul Dukas La Peri (1912)
(1865-1935)
Claude Debussy Rhapsodie for Clarinet and Orchestra (1910-11) Amitai Vardi, clarinet
(1862-1918)
In t er m i ssi o n
Igor Stravinsky Petrushka (rev 1947)
(1882-1971) First tableau: The Shrovetide Fair
Second tableau: Petrushka’s Room
Third tableau: The Moor’s Room
Fourth tableau: The Shrovetide Fair (Toward Evening)
Houston's newest musical ensemble, The Magnolia City Brass Band, will appear
at Festival Hill on Saturday, August 27.
Led by Houston Symphony trumpeter Robert Walp, this British-style brass band
will perform a stirring program that includes Philip Wilby's Paganini Variations
and Jean-François Michel's Eastwind, featuring the virtuoso duo of Houston
Symphony Associate Principal Trumpet John Parker and the band's Principal
Trombone, Ryan Rongone. This moving, accessible new work was one of the hits
of the Magnolia City Brass Band's debut performance at Houston's Zilkha Hall.
Bring your family to the wonderful acoustic (and stunning woodwork!) of
Festival Concert Hall, a perfect place to hear this exciting new group.
The Magnolia City Brass Band · Robert Walp - Music Director
The Magnolia City Brass Band is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
MagnoliaCityBB.org
362022 Round Top Music Festival Progr ams
Sunday, July 3 at 3:00 PM
Festival Concert Hall
A Texas Tribute
Texas Festival Orchestra • Michelle Merrill, conductor
This concert is generously underwritten by
Blue Bell Creameries, L.P.
Bob and Kelli Phillips, Texas Country Reporter
John Stafford Smith The Star Spangled Banner [arr. John Philip Sousa] (1814)
(1750-1836)
Texas Country Reporter Theme
Don George Yellow Rose of Texas [arr. Carmen Dragon] (1955)
(1909-1987)
John Williams The Cowboys, Overture (1972)
(b.1932)
Jay Ungar Ashokan Farewell [arr. Calvin Custer] (1983)
(b.1946)
Aaron Copland Hoe-Down from “Rodeo” (1942)
(1900-1990)
In t er m i ssi o n
Morton Gould American Salute (1947)
(1913-1996)
Scott Joplin The Entertainer (1902)
(1868-1917)
Dmitri Tiomkin Rawhide (1951)
(1894-1979)
Glenn Paxton The Hill Country Theme [arr. David Lovrien]
(b.1931)
Bob Lowden Armed Forces Salute (1990)
(1920-1999)
John Philip Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever (1896)
(1854-1932)
372022 Round Top Music Festival Progr ams
Monday, July 4 at 1:30 PM
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Master Class by Alberto Suarez, horn
Tuesday, July 5 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Stephen Balderston, cello
Wednesday, July 6 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Brett Deubner, viola
Thursday, July 7 at 1:30 PM
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Master Class by Chen Zhao, violin
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382022 Round Top Music Festival Progr ams
Friday, July 8 at 1:30 PM
Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Andrew Parker, oboe
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392022 Round Top Music Festival Progr ams
Saturday, July 9 at 3:30 PM Festival Concert Hall
Chamber Music Concert
George Onslow Wind Quintet in. F, op. 81 (1850) Gretchen Pusch, flute
(1784-1853) Allegro non troppo Andrew Parker, oboe
Scherzo energico Jason Shafer, clarinet
Andante sostenuto Kristin Wolfe Jensen, bassoon
Finale: Allegro spirituoso Alberto Suarez, horn
Klement Slavicky Trio for oboe, clarinet and bassoon (1937) Andrew Parker, oboe
(1910-1999) Largo con moto Jason Shafer, clarinet
Vivo Kristin Wolfe Jensen, bassoon
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In t er m i ssi o n
Antonin Dvořák Quintet for Strings No. 2 in G, op. 77 Chen Zhao, violin
(1841-1904) Allegro con fuoco Chavdar Parashkevov, violin
Scherzo. Allegro vivace Christiano Rodrigues, viola
Poco andante Stephen Balderston, cello
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402022 Round Top Music Festival Progr ams
Saturday, July 9 at 7:30 PM Festival Concert Hall
Orchestra Concert
Texas Festival Orchestra • Michelle Merrill, conductor
The appearance of conductor Michelle Merrill is generously underwritten by
the Shannonhouse Family in honor and loving memory of Margaret Kathleen Shannonhouse
The appearance of soloist Brett Deubner, viola, is generously underwritten by
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Bedřich Smetana Vltava (The Moldau) (1874)
(1824-1884)
Andrew Rudin Concerto for Viola (2001) Brett Deubner, viola
(b.1939)
In t er m i ssi o n
Modest Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition (orch. Maurice Ravel -1922)
(1839-1881) Promenade
The Gnome
Promenade (2nd)
The Old Castle
Promenade (3rd)
Tuileries (Children’s Quarrel after Games)
Bydlo (Cattle)
Promenade (4th)
Ballet of Unhatched Chicks
“Samuel” Goldenberg and “Schmuÿle”
Promenade (5th)
Limoges. The Market (The Great News)
Catacombs (Roman Tomb) – With the Dead in a Dead Language
The Hut on Fowl’s Legs (Baba Yaga)
The Bogatyr Gates (In the Capital in Kiev)
Monday, July 11 at 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Jason Shafer, clarinet
Tuesday, July 12 at 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel
Master Class by Sheryl Staples, violin
Tuesday, July 12 at 7:00 PM Festival Concert Hall
2022 Young Artists Chamber Music Concert
Works to be announced 2022 Young Artists
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