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DIAMONDS
IN THE SKY
24
STAR WARS
SUITE FOR ORCHESTRA
APRIL 2021
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Enjoying the TSO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Kyle Wiley Pickett Biography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
The Topeka Symphony Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
A Message from the Conductor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
The Topeka Symphony Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
A Message from the Symphony Board President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Topeka Symphony League Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
A Message from the Symphony League President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Concert Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Orchestra Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Assistant Conductor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Corporate and Individual Donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
$75 for 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Sponsor Spotlight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Youth Ensembles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Topeka Symphony Endowment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Endowment Fund Donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Ad Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
We invite your questions, comments, or THANKS!
concerns. Visit our office located at 519 The Topeka Symphony is grateful to
SW 37th Street (9:00-5:00 Monday-Friday) Washburn University for their continued
or contact us via mail, phone, fax, or e-mail: support of Topeka Symphony Events.
Topeka Symphony
PO Box 2206, Topeka, KS 66601-2206
Phone: (785) 232-2032
Fax: (785) 232-6204
e-mail: tso@topekasymphony.org
Web site: www.topekasymphony.org
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We’ve had 136 Years to “Tune” our COVID-19 PROTOCOLS TICKET INFORMATION
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the audience in the hall, patrons arriving the Topeka Symphony office 24 hours
after the concert begins will be seated prior to the performance in order to be
only during designated pauses in the eligible for the tax deductible receipt.
program. Latecomers are asked to wait
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
quietly until the first convenient break in
the program. If you need to leave early, Bob Keckeisen,
Executive Director
we ask that you do so between program
works so as not to disturb others. Kathy Maag,
We offer: General Manager
SPECIAL NEEDS
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KYLE WILEY PICKETT is the Music Director and THE TOPEKA SYMPHONY was formed less than a year after
the end of World War II by Washburn University music professor
Conductor for the Topeka Symphony Orchestra and
Everett Fetter. In those early years it was known as the Topeka
the Springfield Symphony in Missouri. He has held Civic Orchestra and consisted of around 60 Washburn and
both of those posts since 2013. Prior to coming to Topeka High students as well as talented town folks. Most of the
the Midwest, Maestro Pickett was the Music Director concerts were performed at MacVicar Chapel on the Washburn
campus and at Topeka High’s Hoehner Auditorium. The orchestra
and Conductor of both the North State Symphony in
officially became the Topeka Symphony Orchestra (TSO) in 1980.
California and the Juneau Symphony in Alaska. One of the key reasons for the success of the orchestra over THE TOPEKA
In August of 2019, Maestro Pickett made his Asia seven plus decades has been the stability in the leadership SYMPHONY
position. Everett Fetter remained the Music Director and
conducting debut leading the Thailand Philharmonic
Conductor for 30 years during which the orchestra increased
ORCHESTRA
Orchestra. He has future engagements in Guangxi and in size as funding for the concert seasons began to grow.
Shanghai in China. Internationally, he has conducted Fetter was succeeded as Music Director and Conductor in 1976
the City of Prague Philharmonic in the Czech Republic by Jack L. Herriman who held those key positions until 1988
MUSIC DIRECTOR and the Guanajuato Symphony in Mexico. In 2018 he when Dr. John Strickler became the orchestra’s first full-time
AND CONDUCTOR Music Director and Conductor prior to the 1989 season. Dr.
was a guest conductor with the Naples Philharmonic
KYLE WILEY in Florida in a performance with the Martha Graham
Strickler was the longest-tenured full time Music Director and
Conductor, serving until 2012. The current Music Director and
PICKETT Dance Company, and he has conducted many Conductor, Dr. Kyle Wiley Pickett, is now in his eighth concert
season with the Orchestra. A detailed article on his career can
performances with the Montana Ballet Company and
be found on page 4 of this program.
Kansas Ballet Academy here in Topeka. He conducted Among the many factors that have turned the TSO into a
the University of Kansas Symphony in a special much-heralded professional music organization in Topeka and
performance at the Kaufman Center in Kansas City northeast Kansas are the dedicated efforts of the TSO Board
of Directors which was created in 1952. In the succeeding
in 2017, and has been a guest conductor with many decades, members of the Board have spent countless hours
orchestras across the United States, including the setting policy, raising funds and handling organizational details.
York Symphony in Pennsylvania, the Rogue Valley Their yearly involvement and guidance has been invaluable in
moving the Symphony forward.
Symphony in Oregon, and the Santa Rosa Symphony
Another entity that has played a key role in providing financial
in California. assistance for the TSO is the Symphony League composed
A native of Los Gatos, California, Maestro Pickett of members who organize major fund raising events for the
earned his undergraduate degree at Stanford Uni- Symphony each year. Since its inception in 1968 the League
has provided close to $600,000 for concert programming.
versity. He holds a master’s in choral conducting from
Always cognizant of the need for an ongoing sound financial
California State University, Chico, where he studied base for the Symphony, the Board of Directors in 1990 created
with William Ramsey, and he completed his doctoral an Endowment Fund which over nearly three decades has
studies at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore grown to almost $1.5 million.
As the size, talent and confidence of the Symphony have
under the direction of Frederik Prausnitz. He and his grown over the years the range of performances has expanded
wife Alice and their two sons split their time between to include several world and national premiers. The TSO has
Topeka and Springfield. also performed with internationally famous musicians such as
Itzhak Perlman and John Nakamatsu.
Thanks to the efforts of the orchestra members, the leadership
Visit www.kylewileypickett.com
of outstanding conductors and the generous support of hundreds
for a complete biography.
of patrons and corporate entities, the Topeka Symphony Orchestra
has become a true “jewel in the crown” in the musical world of
Topeka and northeast Kansas.
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IT IS HARD FOR ME TO BELIEVE that this is the
final concert of our 75th anniversary season. This
year was nothing like we had expected, and yet, in
many ways it was a triumphant celebration of the
Topeka Symphony. In a year when so few orchestras
in this country were performing, we continued to play
concerts, emphatically creating beautiful art for our
community. True, some of the concerts were played
You’re #1
to an empty hall, but we had a large online audience
live with us!
I could not be prouder to be the music director of
this wonderful orchestra, and I am so grateful to our
staff, to our board, to our musicians, to our League,
Every day our community is changing and and to our community for being committed to having FROM THE
evolving and so are we. Collaborating with live, professional orchestral music in our city. CONDUCTOR
our customers, partners and neighbors has Having to cancel our Star Wars pops concert last
season was very disappointing to many people. It
been at the core of our mission for 60 years.
seems fitting that we brought it back this year to cap
off a successful 75th anniversary season. This mu- Kyle Wiley Pickett,
Whether it is positive changes to how you sic brings so much joy to so many people, and it is Music Director and
Conductor
bank or continued commitment incredibly fun for us to perform.
to our community Thank you for supporting us all season, and I look
forward to seeing you all next season.
our focus is
ALWAYS putting you Kyle Wiley Pickett
FIRST. Music Director and Conductor
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OFFICERS WELCOME to the seventh and final concert of the
Michael Morrison, President Topeka Symphony’s 75th Season! This year was
Jerry Billinger, Past President to have been a big celebration of the many years
Jerry Billinger, Interim Treasurer the Symphony has performed in Topeka. While the
Jayne Cafer, Secretary pandemic forced us to alter our plans, we are so
THE TOPEKA
DIRECTORS happy that we have been able to present a full seven
SYMPHONY
Rebecca Crotty Peg McCarthy Laura Vaughn concert season for you! I think it is important to note
BOARD OF that the Topeka Symphony is just one of the 20% of
Michelle Ewert Bill McDonald Sandi Wilber
DIRECTORS Ralph Hipp Shirley Moore Connie Wood orchestras around the nation who have continued to
2020-21 Tammy Kenagy Amanda Niemann perform during this pandemic.
Von Kopfman Rachel Pickering We want to thank Capitol Federal for sponsoring
Laura Lutz Mark Taylor tonight’s concert. Capitol Federal has been a strong
EX OFFICIO DIRECTORS supporter of the Topeka Symphony for many, many
FROM THE
Trella Anderson, President, Topeka Symphony League years and we are indeed grateful for their generous
James Mosher, Orchestra President gifts. Tonight’s program will feature the orchestral PRESIDENT
David Woods, Chair, Topeka Symphony Endowment Trustees music from the Star Wars movies. You will be able
MUSICIAN REPRESENTATIVES to visualize and recognize many of the themes from
Shawn Evans Tracy Teague Tugman these movies.
J.D. Parr Melanie Paris Wambsganss For those of you who purchased season member- Michael Morrison
ships, we thank you for supporting a very important Board President
part of the arts in Topeka. The concert is again in the Topeka Symphony
Society
Topeka Performing Arts Center as the pandemic
necessitated finding an alternate venue for the
performances. TPAC has received glowing reviews
Affordable plans. for helping the Symphony stage live concerts with
Superior experience. streaming options for patrons. We thank the staff
at TPAC for all the help they have given us in this
Medicare Supplement insurance difficult year.
plans from Blue Cross and Tonight’s concert will have a limited in person
Blue Shield of Kansas.
attendance and a streaming option.
Thank you again for your support during the Topeka
Symphony’s 75th Anniversary Season. We look forward
to seeing you at the concerts in our 76th Season!
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at bcbsks.com/guide Michael Morrison
Board President,
Topeka Symphony Society
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1133 SW Topeka Blvd, Topeka, KS 66629
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Trella Anderson, President WELCOME TO THE SYMPHONY LEAGUE!
Lea Billinger, 1st Vice President We are the ancillary arm of the Topeka Symphony Society,
Brittany Osborne, 2nd Vice President and eagerly support the programs of the Topeka
THE TOPEKA Risa Flanders, Secretary Symphony, Youth Ensembles and Endowment through
Patty Hurwitz, Treasurer monetary contributions and volunteer activities.
SYMPHONY League members have opportunities to assist with
LEAGUE concert receptions and dinners, serve as ushers and
BOARD OF Marge Ahrens Kelsey Savage greeters at concerts and help with various activities of
Jana Barry Kim Turner
DIRECTORS the Youth Ensembles.
Kristi Baker-Lampe Ali Wilson The League’s 32nd fundraiser, a virtual auction with
2020-21 Shelli Crow-Johnson
Honorary live streaming, was February 5. We are very grateful for
Michele Curtis the outpouring of community support; sponsors, auction
Lifetime Members
Brenda Dicus donors and competitive bidders. Because of you the
Barbara Duncan Thelma Fetter*
Doris Hedberg event netted more than $43,000 to benefit our Topeka
Nedra Holroyd Symphony orchestra and Youth Ensembles. Thank you! A MESSAGE
Deesie Jackson Edith Lessenden Chandler*
I hope you will mark your calendars for the 33rd annual FROM
Betty Jo Marling*
Tracy Jepson
Diana Osterhout* fundraiser February 25, 2022! THE TOPEKA
Mary Lenz
Veronica Lozano Julie Reeves The Topeka Symphony League is organized exclusively SYMPHONY
for charitable and education purposes under 501(c)(3)
Ann Mah Bette Tompkins
of the Internal Revenue Code.
LEAGUE
Norma Pettijohn
Pam Munk We encourage and welcome new members to the PRESIDENT
*deceased
Symphony League and deeply appreciate the continued
support of our
renewing mem- Trella Anderson
bers. Information Topeka Symphony
is available on the League President
Topeka Symphony
website.
The Symphony
Be the maestro of your retirement. League looks
forward to
another year of
If you’re getting ready to retire, make sure you have a
enjoying live
financial plan that helps you start it on the right note. We are:
music together!
Independent | Fee-Only | Focused on You Trella Anderson
President,
Topeka Symphony
League
Enjoy a life in tune with your goals. Call us today at 785-232-3266.
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TOPEKA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
MORRIS LAING
TOPEKA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Saturday, April 24, 2021 at 7:30 p.m.
is pleased to welcome H. Hurst Coffman, Kyle Wiley Pickett, Conductor
S. Lucky DeFries, Jeffrey A. Wietharn &
PROGRAM
Kyler C. Wineinger to the firm!
DIAMONDS IN THE SKY
John Williams (1932 - )
Star Wars — Suite for Orchestra (1977)
Main Title
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (1999)
Anakin’s Theme, Jar Jar’s Introduction, Augies Great Municipal Band,
Duel of the Fates and End Credits
Across the Stars (Love Theme from Star Wars: Attack of the Clones) (2002)
H. HURST COFFMAN S. LUCKY DEFRIES JEFFREY A. WIETHARN KYLER C. WINEINGER
Battle of the Heroes (from Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith) (2005)
Music from The Star Wars Saga (1977)
Cantina Band
ROGER N. WALTER
The lawyers of Administrative Law
Antitrust
Star Wars — Suite for Orchestra (1977)
Morris Laing
MICHAEL LENNEN Banking
Business Law The Imperial March (Darth Vader’s Theme), Yoda’s Theme
TREVOR C. WOHLFORD
and you… Civil Litigation
Commercial Litigation
Music from The Star Wars Saga (1980/1983)
THOMAS E. WRIGHT The Asteroid Field
JOHN J. AMBROSIO a great Commercial Law
Construction Law
INTERMISSION
GLENDA L. CAFER arrangement. Estate Administration
Estate Planning
H. HURST COFFMAN
Family Law Music from The Star Wars Saga
Intellectual Property The Forest Battle, Luke and Leia, Parade of the Ewoks
S. LUCKY DEFRIES Labor & Employment Law
Mergers & Acquisitions Star Wars: The Force Awakens Suite for Orchestra (2015)
JEFFREY A. WIETHARN Motor Vehicle & March of the Resistance, Rey’s Theme, The Jedi Steps and Finale
Trucking Accidents
KYLER C. WINEINGER Oil & Gas The Rebellion is Reborn (from Star Wars: The Last Jedi) (2017)
Personal Injury
Public Utility
Star Wars — Suite for Orchestra (1977)
Real Estate
Throne Room & End Title
Securities Law
State & Local Taxation
WWW.MORRISLAING.COM This concert is made possible by a generous
contribution from the Capitol Federal® Foundation
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FIRST VIOLIN YeongJu Heo James M. Mosher* BASS TROMBONE RAFFAELE CIPRIANO
ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR
Zsolt Eder, Virginia and Helen Cyrus H. and Carmen Andy Newbegin Assistant Conductor
CONCERTMASTER Hocker Chair R. Elting Chair
TUBA
Topeka Symphony Lisa Janssen Mark Rustman Raffaele Cipriano is an Italian conductor, vocal coach, composer, and computer
Jason Tacker
League Chair Lola Dexter Memorial ENGLISH HORN scientist. He studied at the Conservatories of Padua and Venice with international
Kenya Patzer, Chair given by Drs. Grace TIMPANI
James M. Mosher* mentors, focusing on orchestral conducting, collaborative piano, opera repertoire,
ASSOCIATE and Michael Morrison Neil Dunn
and composition. In 2015 he moved to Kansas to pursue the doctorate in
CONCERTMASTER Donita McLeland CLARINET PERCUSSION
Virginia Wade Chair Charles and Betty Jo J.D. Parr,* orchestral conducting at KU, under the supervision of Maestro David Neely.
Marling Chair Bob Keckeisen, He graduated in 2018 with honors, gaining overwhelming feedback from his
Molly Wisman PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL
Norma A. Pettijohn Chair Art Sandquist James K. Van Slyke continuous artistic collaborations in the area (Lawrence Arts Center, Lawrence
Jerry and Lea
TOPEKA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Victor Diaz Gloria Scolari Memorial Chair Billinger Chair Opera Theater, community orchestras). For the 2018-2019 season, Cipriano
Prof. Dr. Charles A. Goetz Molly Zahn‡ Lynne Leifer Shawn Evans* was the assistant/cover conductor of Maestro De Renzi at Sarasota Opera
Memorial Chair Lolafaye Coyne Chair
CELLO Jack and Ilene (Barber of Seville, Turandot, Nabucodonosor). He is now based in the Kansas
Dorothy Eman Chalshotori, BASS CLARINET Ecord Chair City metropolitan area, where he conducts
Gomez-Armesto PRINCIPAL Tod Kerstetter Andrea Swanson
The Rev. Roger M. two community orchestras (Philharmonia
The Stan and Jody Teeter Marvin W. Maydew Chair Michael Sisk
Goetz Chair Family Chair Memorial Chair of Greater Kansas City and Overland Park
Can Balcik Moretti Martha G. Barnhill BASSOON Amie Walter Orchestra), and he is starting a collaboration
Anne-Katharine Rebecca Sisk Allan Comstock‡, with Landlocked Opera. At TSO, he is the
HARP
E. Goetz Memorial Chair Foerschler Chair PRINCIPAL assistant and cover conductor of Maestro
Therese Slatter Tabitha Reist Steiner
Yi Chun Chen Floyd C. Hedberg
James Van Sickle Chair Pickett, and he also oversees the live-
Betty Bokelheide Jenith Hoover Memorial Chair
streamed production of the TSO concerts.
Goetz Chair Charlotte A. Taggart Chair Ginger R. Patterson PIANO
Shupei Wang James Van Sickle Chair Charles Tsui
B. J. McCune
Dr. John W. Strickler Dr. Phillip Sisk
Chair given by the Rev. Tracy Teague Tugman* CONTRABASSOON
Memorial Chair
Roger Goetz Family Carolyn Rich Voth‡ Keel Williams
I-Hsin Wu BASS FRENCH HORN ASSISTING MUSICIANS:
Anne-Katharine E. Benjamin Beggs, Dwight Purvis,
Goetz’s son Jayson First Violin
Smith Chair PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL Jacob Dakon
Breta Bloomberg Gordon and Melanie
Bass Clarinet
Craig Yorke McQuere Chair
Kathleen Covert Maag Dawn McConkie
Anne-Katharine E.
Goetz’s son Alexander
Chair Joanne Marie Field Principal Bassoon
“Ike” L. Holm Chair Brian Council Virginia and Helen
Susan Maxwell
JoEllen McGranahan Hocker Chair
SECOND VIOLIN Horn
Katie Grose
Donna L. Mealy, FLUTE Tristan Bartley
Adam Paxson
PRINCIPAL Hannah Porter Occeña Saxophone
Herbert and Esther PRINCIPAL TRUMPET Houston Gonzales
Moses Family Chair Kyle Wiley Pickett Chair William D. Cooper, Zak Pischnotte
Julie Wykert given by the Rev. Roger PRINCIPAL Craig Treinen
Goetz Family Stephen J. Patterson Trumpet
Maxine Anton Chair
Gözde Cakir Virginia Wade Chair
Ethan Loewen Michael Averett
Drs. David Woods and Don McDaniel
Betty Sisk Chair Ted Yungclas Chair Piano
Laura McGill Joanna and Roy Tim Smale
PICCOLO Lacoursiere Chair
LeAnne Baehni
Schultz‡ Elizabeth Robinson TROMBONE Raffaele Cipriano
Melanie Paris Diana Osterhout Chair Neal C. Purvis, Assistant Conductor
Wambsganss* OBOE PRINCIPAL Art Sandquist,
Diego Zapata Alyssa Morris, Andrew Anderson Librarian A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO SUPPORTED
Joey Yiming Zhou PRINCIPAL Ronald D. Pettijohn
Rodney and Memorial Chair given * Orchestra
THE TOPEKA SYMPHONY LEAGUE’S
VIOLA
En-Ting Hsu, Sylvia Boyd Chair by Norma Pettijohn
and Family
Committee member VERY SUCCESSFUL VIRTUAL FUNDRAISING EVENT
PRINCIPAL ‡
Leave of absense FEBRUARY 5, 2021.
Everett Fetter
Memorial Chair
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TOPEKA SYMPHONY DONOR LIST (DONATIONS RECEIVED THROUGH APRIL 13, 2021) John Bottenberg and Carol McDowell Jane Schaible
The Topeka Symphony gratefully acknowledges the corporations, individuals and Dale and Susanne Bradley Judy Soule
organizations for the support of the symphony concerts and the youth ensembles with Sam and Marge Bradshaw Jim and Susan Turner
their generous contributions to the Annual Fund. If the printing deadline resulted in
H. Hurst Coffman Olive J. Ubel and David Liu
the omission of your name or if we did not properly credit your gift, please accept our
apology and call the TSO office at 785-232-2032. Paul Kindling Jim and Patti Van Slyke
In memory of John Cleland Dr. Laurel Vogt and Dr. Gianfranco Pezzino
CORPORATE AND ORGANIZATIONS Liz Stratton Fund – Topeka Community In honor of Governor Laura Kelly Virginia Vogel Wallace
VIRTUOSO ($30,000 - $60,000) Foundation In memory of Jacob Von Kopfman Dan and Lynn Weaver
Stephen and Karen Telian-Tyler Given by Joseph McKay Corbett Ali Wilson
Capitol Federal® Foundation
Lawrence and Susan Krische Jim and Grace Wilson
Topeka Symphony League BENEFACTOR ($1,000 - $2,499)
Gordon and Melanie McQuere
Lea and Jerry Billinger PATRON ($150 - $249)
MAESTRO ($10,000 - $29,999) Larry and Ann Mah
Jack and Jan Brier Dave and Tara Azwell
Anonymous Donor (1) Mary Muilenburg
John C. Dicus Robert and Jenifer Banks
Central National Bank Pam and Chip Munk
Duane and Beth Fager Harold and Carol Benoit
Paul Post and Kay Kelly
CONCERTMASTER ($2,500 - $4,999) Scott and Andrea Van Genderen Harry and Kay Craig
Audrey Power
Evergy, Inc. The Rev. Roger and Betty Goetz Bill and Linda Curtis
Julie Reeves
Security Benefit Anne and Ted Heim Bette Felker
Dale and Judyanne Somers
SE2 Dr. Paul Kindling Richard K. Friedstrom
John and Barbara Stauffer
Lynne Leifer and Dr. Bill Leifer (In-Kind) Jennifer Goetz
BENEFACTOR ($1,000 - $2,499) Ed Webber
Mike Lennen Peter Grund and Molly Zahn (In-Kind)
CoreFirst Bank and Trust Dr. David Woods and Dr. Ted Yungclas
Laura and Brian Lutz Paul and Jean Henson
Mainline Printing (In-Kind) Lee Wright and Alice Eberhart-Wright
Rosemary Menninger Karen Hiller
Patterson Legal Group
W. Walter Menninger CONTRIBUTOR ($250 - $499) Francis and Jane Kelsey
SUSTAINER ($750 - $999) Drs. Peg McCarthy and Scott Teeter Gregory Allen and Martina Bulk Mary Kerle
Manning Music (In-Kind) Bill and Kathy McDonald Anne Baker Bill and Karen Latimer
Drs. Mike and Grace Morrison Kevin and Deb Boatright Jared Maag and Melissa Wangemann
CONTRIBUTOR ($250 - $499)
Dave Parker Jayne Cafer Anita and Robert Markley
Brier Payne Meade Insurance
Michelle and John Peterson – Bobbi and Leonard Caggianelli Paul and Shirley Moore
FHLBank Topeka
The Topeka Community Foundation Naomi and Maurice Cashman Lona Morse
Kroger
Arleen Pickett Michael and Carol Cast Austin and Marianna Nothern
Marty and Steve Preston Karen Clowers Steve Page and Gwen McClain
INDIVIDUAL Dr. Jim Ransom Cyrus and Carmen Elting Mike and Sharon Peters
Alan W. Rolley, The Rolley Foundation Susan and Jerry Farley Dr. Bart Ramsey
CONDUCTOR ($5,000 - $9,999)
Ford and Catherine Ross Fund – The In Honor of Hugh L. Frost Ron and Sue Revelle
Rob and Tammy Kenagy
Topeka Community Foundation Sharon Frost William and Mary Schroeder
Mark and Bette Morris Family Founda-
Alicia and John Salisbury Joe and Gladys Gigous Judy Seitz
tion – Bette Morris
Char Taggart Russell and Jane Greene Marlene Shelton
Mrs. J. Kevin Murphy
Stan and Sandy Vogel Rex M. and Kathi L. Haney Mark and Tamara Taylor
Nancy Peterson
Sandy Wilber and Barry Busch James and Kathleen Harr Roger and Joanie Underwood
Phillip and Betty Sisk Estate – Topeka
Julie A. Wykert (In-Kind) Jean Herrold Don and Jan Wilson
Community Foundation
Craig Yorke and Mary Powell Terry and Ken Hobbs
FRIEND ($50 - $149)
CONCERTMASTER ($2,500 - $4,999) Jeanne and Paul Hoferer
SUSTAINER ($750 - $999) Curtis and Martha Barnhill
CCS Fund – Topeka Community Tom and Eva Kennedy
David N. Wexler and Susan F. Holm Carl Beyer
Foundation Von Kopfman
Robert and Joan Kerchner Ellen Chalk
Debra and Randy Clayton Jim and Kathy Maag
Gary and Susan Chan
James and Kathy Maag Family Fund – DONOR ($500 - $749) In honor of Rev. Sandy Vogel
Andrea and John Conlee
Topeka Community Foundation Anonymous (1) Don and Judy Moler
Patricia Culver
Norma A. Pettijohn Charlotte Adair – Adair Charitable Fund Edward W. Navone
Prof. Myrl Duncan
Carl and Betty Quarnstrom Rich Bonebrake and Rebecca Crotty Rachel and Jeff Pickering
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Celia Eddy In memory of Carl Quarnstrom
Gabe and Nancy Faimon John and Brenda Dicus
Karon Gambrill Joy and Steve Dodd
Ed and Marta Howe Jacquelyn and Jeff Doyel
Andy and Gloria Keating Carl Hoffman
Don and Judy Moler Jim and Kathy Maag
In honor of Paul Kindling Alan and Cathy Mitchell
Jane Myers Jere and Carol Noe
Bill and Mary Nichols Tension Envelope
Amanda Niemann Topeka Region Antique Automobile
Camille Nohe Club of America
Ben and Lyndal Nyberg Jan and Don Wilson
Adrienne and Neil Olejnik In memory of Diana Osterhout
Betsy Packard Arab Shrine Sundevils
Joan and Gregory Pease Jenifer Hill Colligan
Robert H. Reeder Ann Haflich and Randy Keplinger
Art and Carolyn Sandquist Rex and Kathi Haney
Freida Schriner Paul Honaker
Rebecca and Thomas Shrimplin Carolyn Huebner
Edward and Dorothy Tenney Mary Muilenburg
Norman and Anna Thoms
Drs. Matt and Laura Vaughn
Steve and Lou Wanamaker
Joan Wingerson
Connie Wood
Janet M. and Joseph W. Zima
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$75 FOR 75 DONORS
In honor of the Topeka Symphony’s 75th Anniversary, the
following people have generously donated to the $75 for 75
Campaign to support the Topeka Symphony Orchestra.
Gregory Allen Grace Olejnik IN MEMORY OF Constance L. Menninger IN HONOR OF Kenya Patzer
Dave Azwell J.D. and Nancy Parr Melvin Bailey Given by Trella Anderson Given by the
Given by Bill and W. Walter Menninger Given by an McCarthy-Teeter Family
Paul Bicknell and Liz Post Norma A. Pettijohn
Debra Brown J. Kevin Murphy Anonymous Donor Dr. Kyle Wiley Pickett
Lea and Jerry Billinger Rachel Pickering
Charles Baker Given by Kristi Baker and Jim Lampe Given by
Dale and Susanne Bradley Kyle and Alice Wiley Mary Alice Murphy The Yorke Powells
Given by Kathy Maag Given by David Woods
Jayne Cafer Pickett
Robert L. Banion Bruce Myers and Ted Yungclas Mary Jane Pryor
Carol and Michael Cast Alan and Judy Powell Given by Jane Myers Given by Patsie Sweeden
Given by Melba Banion Martha Barnhill
Debra and Randy Clayton Audrey Power Diana Osterhout Given by Connie Carson and David Webb
William Cooper
Betty Seltsam Cleland Marty and Steve Preston Given by Will Cooper Given by Kathy Maag Martha Barnhill Dwight Purvis
Carl and Donald Patterson, J.D. Given by Laura Lutz Given by Frank and
H. Hurst Coffman William Cooper
Betty Quarnstrom Given by Daniel and Mallory Lutz Rachel Purvis
Dr. Richard Bonebrake Given by Katie
Raymond and Barbara Cooper Grose and Kathryn Pauls Vickie Console Neal Purvis
and Rebecca Crotty Given by Frank and
Rathert Betty B. Dicus Marcia Ransom Given by an
Bill and Linda Curtis Given by Dr. Jim Anonymous Donor Rachel Purvis
Ron and Sue Revelle Given by John C. Dicus
John C. Dicus Ransom Doris Hedberg Douglas Reeves
Terry and Len Richter Ilene Ecord
Richard K. Friedstrom Paul Rebek Given by Mike and Given by Julie Reeves
Alan Rolley Given by Rex M.
Leah Gabler-Marshall and Kathi L. Haney Given by Jan Connie Laughon Topeka Symphony League
Jane Schaible and John Benson Bob Keckeisen Given by Kathy Maag
Franklin Lewis Gould and John and Elizabeth Foster
Julia Atwood Hanson Freida and Given by Ann Rolley Given by Molly Topeka Symphony
Warren Schriner Jean (Foster) Herrold Given by Alan Rolley and Alan Wisman
Rex M. and Kathi L. Haney Board of Directors
Judy Seitz John and Elna Friedstrom Carolyn Root Jane Kelsey Given by Kathy Maag
Judy and Jim Hess
Rebecca Shrimplin Given by Bill and Given by Connie Wood Given by Francis Kelsey
Ralph Hipp Topeka Symphony
Ronald P. Smiley Joan Friedstrom Barker Edward Soule Kathy Maag Endowment Trustees
Terry and Kenneth Hobbs Given by Judy Soule Given by Molly
Char Taggart Al Goodpasture Given by Kathy Maag
Deesie Jackson Given by James K. Van Slyke and Alan Wisman
The Topeka Symphony The Topeka Symphony Staff
Sara and Bob Keckeisen Gigi Goodpasture Given by Mary Van Trish Monk Given by Laura Lutz
League
Teresa Keller Robert Hallman Slyke Muilenburg Given by an and Mallory Lutz
Tracy Teague Tugman Anonymous Donor
Rob and Tammy Kenagy Given by Mary Hurrel Professor James K.
Jim and Susan Turner Van Slyke Mark Loren Morris, Jr.
Susan and Dr. Bob Jacoby
Olive J. Ubel Given by Given by Jim and Given by
Lawrence Krische
and David Liu The Yorke Powells Patti Van Slyke Bette M. Morris
William Latimer
Joanie and Robert “Bob” Jacoby, M.D. Joyce Wiley
Jim and Kathy Maag Roger Underwood Given by Arleen Pickett
Given by Daniel
Kathy and Bill McDonald Drs. Matt and and Kathryn Pauls June Windscheffel
Gordon D. McQuere Laura Vaughn Agnes Kazminski Given by Jim and
W. Walter Menninger Tom Welch Given by Gail Beale Kathy Maag
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DONATE
Paul A.and Shirley Moore Sybil Wiegman Jacob Von Kopfman
Given by Von Kopfman to the $75 for 75 Campaign to support
Mike and Grace Morrison Grace and Jim Wilson
Larry and Anita Wolgast Gail LaGrone the Topeka Symphony Orchestra,
Lona Morse
Pam and Chip Munk Dr. Ted Yungclas
Given by Steve LaGrone Thank you for your please call the Symphony office,
and Dr. David Woods John Martin support of the Topeka 785-232-2032 or send your check to
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Given by Kathy Maag
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THE TOPEKA SYMPHONY YOUTH ENSEMBLES THE TOPEKA SYMPHONY ENDOWMENT
The Topeka Symphony Youth Ensembles are sponsored
by the Topeka Symphony Society. Due to the COVID-19
pandemic, several changes have been made to the TOPEKA SYMPHONY LEGACY SOCIETY PLANNED GIVING PROGRAM
Youth Ensembles program for the fall semester of 2020.
The Topeka Symphony Orchestra has provided inspirational music and
Information will be available on the Topeka Symphony
THE TOPEKA cherished memories for nearly three quarters of a century. Our planned
website, topekasymphony.org regarding plans for the
SYMPHONY giving program establishes a foundation of financial support to ensure a
spring semester 2021.
YOUTH Debut Orchestra and Youth Philharmonic have been
century and beyond of beautiful music. We encourage you to name the
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combined into one ensemble for the fall semester
us today! For further information contact the TSO office at 785-232-2032.
under the direction of Carolyn Sandquist.
Youth Orchestra will be a strings-only ensemble
made up of violins, violas, cellos and basses under the THE TOPEKA SYMPHONY ENDOWMENT TRUSTEES
direction of Dr. Ramiro Miranda. Charlotte Adair Norma Pettijohn
Rehearsals for both groups are being held in the Martin Ahrens Jim Van Slyke II
Parish Hall at Grace Episcopal Cathedral, 701 SW 8th Jerry Billinger Judy Soule
Street in Topeka. We are grateful to Grace Episcopal Barbara Duncan David Woods (Chair)
Cathedral for the use of this space. Sue Krische Michael Morrison (ex officio)
The Fall 2020 concerts are available on the Topeka Gordon McQuere Trella Anderson (ex officio)
Symphony YouTube channel. The Spring Youth Ensembles
concert was held at the Topeka Performing Arts Center
on April 22, 2021. LEGACY SOCIETY CHARTER MEMBERS
The following individuals have indicated that they have included the Topeka
Symphony Endowment Fund in their estate plans and will be recognized as
charter members of the Topeka Symphony Legacy Society.
Martin and Carolyn Ahrens Dr. Gordon and Melanie McQuere
Jerry and Lea Billinger Diana Osterhout
Ronn and Sylvia Boyd Steve Page and Gwen McClain
Cyrus and Carmen Elting Drs. Michael and Grace Morrison
Roger and Betty Goetz Norma A. Pettijohn
Rex and Kathi Haney Alan and Ann Rolley
Dick and Ruth Hodges Phillip and Betty Sisk
Paul and Nancy Kindling Ed and Judy Soule
Michael Lennen Stan and Jody Teeter
Jim and Kathy Maag
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THE TOPEKA SYMPHONY ENDOWMENT FUND
BRAVO SOCIETY ($100,000+) Jerry and Lea Billinger • Mrs. Lucien (Katie) Pyle Pete and Jan Henry
The Rev. Roger M. Goetz + Rodney and Sylvia Boyd • Carl and Betty Quarnstrom • Dr. Robert and Linda Hill
The Topeka Symphony League + Dale and Susanne Bradley Mrs. F.J. Rost • Dean and Laree Hodges
Samuel and Margaret Bradshaw Alicia and John Salisbury In Memory of Chalis and
ENCORE SOCIETY
Kenneth C. and Edith M. Bronson Barbara and Richard Shapiro Marilyn Hupp
($30,000-$99,999)
• Dr. Maurice and Naomi Cashman, Jr. Dr. Pat and Deb Sheehy In Memory of Martha M. Hughes
Anonymous Music Lover CCS Family Fund – Topeka Community • Harriet and Eldon Sloan Ann and Norman Jessop
Jerry and Lea Billinger*+ Foundation Ed and Judy Soule • Stephen and Judy Kowalski
Rodney and Sylvia Boyd+ Anderson Chandler and John and Ruth Stauffer Dr. William and Lynne Leifer
Dr. Gordon and Melanie McQuere*+ Edith Lessenden Chandler Peter and Deborah Stern Michael Lennen
Drs. Michael and Grace Morrison+ Edith Lessenden Chandler Memorial Camden Strain Memorial Dr. and Mrs. Chester Lessenden
The Herbert and Esther Moses Family + Drs. Chu-Chi Chen and Sheue-Huey In honor of Dr. John Strickler, given by • Ray and Betty Lippe
Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Sisk + Lai-Chen the Topeka Symphony League Robert and Jane Mackey
Dr. Stanley and Jody Teeter + Janet and Don Chubb J.M. and Marilyn Thies Chris and Emily Friedstrom McGee in
The James K. Van Slyke Family + Randy and Debra Clayton George and Bette Tompkins memory of Elna and John Friedstrom
• Virginia D. Wade + Doyle and Maureen Comfort James and Madeline Van Sickle Jacque and Lawrence McKibbin
CHAIR SOCIETY ($12,000-$29,999) William Cooper Memorial • Judge and Mrs. E. Newton Vickers Evelyn Meade
Maxine Anton + Elaine V. Cotner, in memory of Alan and Molly Wisman • Ethel May Miller
Dr. Lolafaye Coyne + Sylvia Boyd Richard Wood Memorial Nat’l League of American Pen Women
Jack and Ilene Ecord + Dwaine Cotner, in memory of Dr. Thomas E. Welch Catherine Newsham
Cyrus H. and Carmen R. Elting* + Sylvia Boyd Mary Powell and Craig Yorke Steve Page and Gwen McClain
• Helen and Virginia Hocker + Dr. Jeff and Connie Curtis Walter and Maxine Porter
CONTRIBUTORS ($300-$999)
Joanna and Roy Lacoursiere+ Ruth C. Dickinson Bill and Cindy Rainey
Charlotte Adair
Jim and Kathy Maag + • Vivian and Lloyd Elliott James P. and Judith Rhoads
T.C. and Trella Anderson
• Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marling + • H. Philip and Darlene Elwood • W.A. Richel
Randy Austin
Marvin W. Maydew + Michelle Ewert Sabatini Foundation in Memory of
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Mark and Bette Morris Family Fund • Emery and Dorothy Fager Edith Lessenden Chandler
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Diana Osterhout* + John and Ruth Fernstrom • Mrs. Leslie L. Saylor
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• Norma A. Pettijohn + • H. Bernerd and Ruth Fink Steven L. Schweizer
In Memory of Wayne and Margaret
James D. Van Sickle + Jane A. Forney Dr. Jeff and Deborah Sellers
Bloomberg
Charlotte A. Taggart+ Elna and John Friedstrom Memorial • Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Stein
Dr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Brown
Drs. David Woods and Ted Youngclas + In Memory of Anne-Katharine E. Goetz Dr. John Strickler
Van and Yee-Hwae Chang
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hayes, Jr. In Honor of Dr. John Strickler
CRESCENDO SOCIETY • Walter and Nancy Cole, Jr.
Anne and Ted Heim • Steve and Marge Suchsland
($6,000-$11,999) • Don and Edith Depew
• Albert and Geneva Henry Char Taggart
John and Betty Cleland Dr. Richard T. and Ruth N. Driver
Dick and Ruth Hodges* • Armand L. Thierry
• Duane and Beth Fager • Jim and Taffy Emmerson
In Memory of Mary Louise Johnston • Mrs. Nathaniel Uhr
Susan and Kent Garlinghouse Kay Foster in memory of John and
Nancy and Paul Kindling In Memory of Virginia Wade
Rex M. and Kathi L. Haney* Lib Foster
Malcolm King Lloyd W. Woodburn
Kevin and Mary Alice Murphy • Howard and Sharon Fricke
In Memory of Drs. Shin-Fa Lai and Jim and Alice Young
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Yeh-Sha Liaw-Lai
Rick Friedstrom
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John R. Adams John and Marsha Meisinger • Indicates Charter Contributor.
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Melba Banion Don and Judy Moler + Indicates an Endowed Chair
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• George and Susanne Behling Ronald Pettijohn Memorial
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