University Symphony Orchestra
Symphony No. 5
Gustav Mahler
Timothy Russell, conductor

School of Music
Herberger College of the Arts
Arizona State University

Wednesday, September 19, 2007
7:30 p.m.
ASU Gammage

MUSIC
^erb ergerCollege
Arts
of the

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

University Symphony Orchestra

Program

Timothy Russell, Director of Orchestras

Symphony No. 5

Gustav Mahler

(1860 – 1911)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Trauermarsch
Stiirmisch bewegt, mit grOBter Vehemenz
Scherzo
Adagietto
Rondo-Finale

This performance of the Mahler Symphony No. 5 will be
offered without intermission.
Out of respect for the performers and those audience members around you,
please turn all pagers, cell phones, and watches to silent mode. Thank you.

Biography
Timothy Russell is in his 15 th year as a Professor of Music and
Director of Orchestras at Arizona State University. In addition, he directs
the School's graduate orchestral conducting program. Dr. Russell is also
the co-founder and Music Director of the award-winning ProMusica
Chamber Orchestra of Columbus, Ohio. He was the recipient of the 2006
Ohioana Pegasus Award, which recognizes outstanding contributions in
the arts and humanities.
Russell has been a frequent guest conductor with The Phoenix
Symphony, including highly acclaimed full-length productions with Ballet
Arizona. The conductor/producer of twenty-seven CDs, Russell has
received two Grammy nominations. All of his recordings have been
enthusiastically received by listeners and critics alike, as has his vital and
imaginative orchestral leadership. Russell has conducted the world
premiere performances of over ninety new compositions.

Cello
Violin I
Nelly Rocha^
Xi Wang**
Hope Shepherd^
Sarah Bowlin
Christian Simmelink
Jennifer McConaghie
Amy L. Huzjak
Tamara Freida
Molly Rife
Angela Cassette
Evan Henley
Victoria Gorbich
Adele E. Stein
Laura Speck
Vanessa Belknap
Eliza Hesse
Aleksandr Spiridonov Willie Braun
Alisha Bean
Ruth Wenger
Karla Loaiza-Yee
Mark Schoellhammer
Kathleen Snyder
Cristinel BAcanu
Kelly McVey
Gina Dyches
Taylor Morris
Sabina Ahmad-Post
Ricardo Elias-Rodriguez
Kate Bivona
Bass
Christopher Rose*
Ovidiu L. Manolache
Violin II
Holly Roberts*
Daniel Stotz
Molly McCarthy
T. J. Maliszewski
Rossine Parucci
Alyssa Saint
William Brichetto
Bonnie Teplik
Terra Warger
Juan J. Garcia
John Sims
Chung Gum Kang
Vanessa R. Castillo
Joe Tyksinski
Patrick Cooper
Ansel Eklund
Samuel Golden
Tian Long Sun
Flute
Loren Stallcop
Jeanie Jang*
Jessica Brooksby
Dawnya Chavis
Thalia Coombs
Kathryn Schaap
Nadine Luke
Viola
Matthew W. Gordon*
Piccolo
Kim Teachout
Kathryn Schaap
Allyson Wuenschel
Nadine Luke
Louis Privitera Jr.
Megan Leigh Smith
Oboe
Padua Canty
Dane Philipsen*
Alexander Vittal
Katie Mordarski
Garrett McDaniel
Carly Aylworth
Whitney Smith
Cicely DeSalle
English Horn
Lauren Mulligan
Carly Aylworth
Brandon S. Matthews

Clarinet
Mark Kleine*
Matthew Miracle
Jennifer Kabbas
Eb Clarinet
Jennifer Kabbas
Bass Clarinet
Jennifer Kabbas
Bassoon
Julie Ann Link*
Hugo Doege
Ashley Haney
Contra Bassoon
Ashley Haney
Horn
Rachel Seay*
Felipe Vera #
Derek J. Wright
Nathan Stark
Guan-Lin Yeh
Jordan Robert
Robbie Buss
Trumpet
Jason Johnson*
Kent Foss #
Brittany Hendricks
Chad T. Daigle
William Anonie
Trombone
Josh Bledsoe*
Matthew Wilber #
Matthew Petterson
Bass Trombone
Dan Barrett
Tuba
Kevin Bock

Harp
Virginia Miner
Timpani
Elizabeth DeLamater*
Percussion
Tyler Worley
Tyler Steil
Matt Watson
Brad Steil
** Concertmaster
* Principal
A Co-principals
# Assistant
Orchestra Assistants
Jacob Harrison
Brandon S. Matthews
Jana Minov
Orchestra Librarian
Jacob Harrison
Orchestra Manager
Rossine Parucci
Orchestra Office
Specialist
Linda Bennett
Special thanks to
Katie McLin
Thomas Landschoot
Catalin Rotaru
Sam Pilafian

Upcoming Events
ASU Sinfonietta and Wind Ensemble
Dance Fever

Thursday, October 4, 2007
7:30 p.m.
Mesa Arts Center — Ikeda Theater
Jacob Harrison, Jana Minov, James Smart & Steve Martin, conductors
University Symphony Orchestra & ASU Choral Union
Friday, October 26, 2007
7:30 p.m.
ASU Gammage
Thomas Landschoot, cello soloist
Robert Hamilton, piano soloist
Timothy Russell, conductor
University Symphony Orchestra
Friday, November 16, 2007
7:30 p.m.
Pinnacle Presbyterian Church
25150 N. Pima Rd., North Scottsdale
Danwen Jiang, violin soloist
Brent Hylton, organ soloist
Timothy Russell, conductor
Tickets: $25 Adult & $5 Student; call 480.585.9448
University Symphony Orchestra & Sinfonietta
Monday, November 19, 2007
7:30 p.m.
ASU Gammage
Danwen Jiang, violin soloist
Kimberly Marshall, organ soloist
Timothy Russell, Jacob Harrison, and Jana Minov, conductors

EVENTS INFORMATION 480.965.TUNE (480.965.8863)
herbergercollege.asu.edu/calendar

0 2007 MU Herberger College of the Arts 0607