Run time is approximately 2 hours and 46 minutes, with one intermission.

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Formed in 1929, the Lansing Symphony Orchestra (LSO) is widely recognized as one of Michigan’s cultural gems and continues to strive to reach audiences on a personal level, letting the power of live music do the talking. The LSO fulfills its mission of “enriching, educating, entertaining and inspiring the people of our region through exceptional live musical experiences” by presenting numerous public performances, including MasterWorks, Pops, Musician, Family, and Neighborhood concert series. Besides presenting the finest in orchestral performances, the LSO is committed to taking an active role in the development of music education programming for our community, and our nationally recognized education programs reach preschoolers to adults. In order to achieve and maintain a high level of artistic excellence, the LSO employs approximately 70 professional musicians who have won competitive auditions for their positions. Maestro Timothy Muffitt joined the LSO as Conductor and Music Director in 2005.

• VIOLIN 1
  Sonja Bosca-Harasim, Concertmaster
  Ji Hyun Kim, Assistant Concertmaster
  Ian Aegerter
  Cameron Jeppson
  Leonid Tsoy
  Joshua Millet
  Takeshi Abo
  Farangiz Takhirova
  Jessica Bushkul
  Arianna Argentieri
  Camille McLean
  Endi Chen

• VIOLIN 2
  Emily Hauer, Principal Second
  Fangye Sun, Asst. Principal Second
  Jisun Lee
  Selin Samsar
  Benjamin Bernardes
  Lyudmila Gofurova
  Sunny Cirlin
  Irina Kagan
  Emil Stachyra
  Lydia Tang

• VIOLA
  Darren Chan, Principal
  Elinore Morin, Asst. Principal
  Christine Bastian
  Kristina Zeinstra
  Hannah Breyer
  Jiajing Fan
  Madeline Warner
  Kao Hui-Yi

• CELLO
  Willis Koa, Principal
  Cheng-Lin Yu, Asst. Principal
  Sofia Puccio
  Bronwyn Hagerty
  David Peshlakai
  Weigen Jiang
  Dooeun Lee
  Aaron Longuski

• BASS
  Edward Fedewa, Principal
  Aaron Tenney, Asst. Principal
  Melissa Straus
  Adam Cogan
  Joy Rowland
  Luke Faessler

• FLUTE/PICCOLO
  Bryan Guarnuccio, Principal
  Josean Delgado
  Marissa Olin

• ALTO FLUTE
  Bryan Guarnuccio
  Marissa Olin

• OBOE
  Stephanie Shapiro, Principal
  John Debiase
  Gretchen Morse

• ENGLISH HORN
  Gretchen Morse

• CLARINET
  Guy Yehuda, Principal
  Erin Dowler
  Tasha Warren-Yehuda

• Eb CLARINET
  Erin Dowler

• BASS CLARINET
  Tasha Warren-Yehuda

• BASSOON
  Michael Kroth, Principal
  Christian Green
  Madeline Wilks

• CONTRABASSOON
  Madeline Wilks

• HORN
  Corbin Wagner, Principal
  Alexander Delperdang, Asst. Principal
  Stephen Foster
  Reed Fitzpatrick
  Dinah Bianchi
  Jonah Weber
  Keith Pepper

• TRUMPET
  Neil Mueller, Principal
  James Reed Ricotta
  Spencer Clarke

• TROMBONE
  Erich Corfman, Principal
  Austin Blower

• BASS TROMBONE
  Stefan Stolarchuk

• TUBA
  Philip Sinder

• TIMPANI
  Sarah Christianson, Principal

• PERCUSSION
  Matthew Beck, Principal
  Andrew Fritz
  Andrew Cierny
  Catherine Lee
  Stacey Jones-Garrison

• DRUMSET CARTAGE
  Andrew Cierny

• HARP
  Brittany DeYoung, Principal

• PIANO/SYNTHESIZER
  Patrick Johnson, Synth
  Sheryl Iott, Piano
  Michael Callahan, Synth

• STAGE MANAGER
  Max Burchi

Viridis (formerly Women’s Glee Club) is Latin for ‘green’ and a performing ensemble of treble voices consisting primarily of non-music majors that performs several times throughout the academic year. Performing a vast array of music—from Renaissance through contemporary—Viridis participates in in-state festivals and often collaborates with ensembles from other universities. The ensemble is open without audition to all treble singers on the MSU campus.

Mariana Romero Serra, conductor
Amanda Goldberg and Shelby Laird, assistant conductors
Yudi Dai, collaborative piano

• Tabitha Bartrum
• Kenny Black
• Maggie Cipriano
• Grace DeMilio
• Samantha Farabee
• Riley Finn
• Cerulean Gu
• Elle Hyry
• Gabrielle Kaminski
• Charlotte Larned
• Abby Lindley
• Alyson Lupo
• Adeline Mayer
• Addison Meredith
• Lina Miedema
• Elle Mun
• Dakota Murdaugh
• Kat Paloyan
• Urvi Patil
• Siri Reed
• Julia Riopelle
• Rebecca Rodriguez
• Sarah Smith
• Keiran Somers
• Grace Sype
• Josephine Vanderhyde
• Miranda Villanueva
• Rowan Ward
• McKayla Weisler
• Kendall Weiss
• Andi Wertz
• Anna Young

The Singing Spartans (formerly Men’s Glee Club) brings together singers from across campus to sing outstanding repertoire for this ensemble configuration. Singing Spartans has been the featured ensemble at conferences of the American Choral Director’s Association including national conferences and the Central Division regional conference. Other juried performances include the national conference of the Intercollegiate Men’s Choruses. The ensemble has regularly toured Europe to include Czech Republic and Slovak Republic, Hungary, Austria, Germany, France, Netherlands, and the UK.

Stuart Chapman Hill, conductor
Dee Mason-Walker and Keilah Ussi, assistant conductors
Connie Gamage, collaborative piano

• Robin Bernard
• Austin Blackmer
• Rosemary Buchtel
• Andrew Burns
• Dawson Call
• Paul Campbell
• Carmelo Coleman
• Jonathan Dahn
• Adam Duffy
• Jaxon Egge
• Tyler Ellis
• Samuel Fenning
• Christian Flores
• Ethan Fountain
• Matthew Gagea
• Theo Greer
• Ikenna Iyioke
• James Hoover
• Caleb Johnson
• Caleb Jones
• Jacob Kantzer
• Luke Klochack
• Ceco Maples
• Dee Mason-Walker
• William Mason-Walker
• Declan McGrath
• Drew McKenna
• Isaac Napier
• Clarence Oliveros
• Noah Parker
• Michael Patterson
• Kyle Poyma
• Eric Ryan
• Hunter St John