2015GEORGIA MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION

IN-SERVICE CONFERENCESAVANNAH, GEORGIA

JOC

COHNS REEKHAMBER

RCHESTRA

HIGH SCHOOL

BOARD OF EDUCATION Linda Schultz, President

Linda McCain, Vice President Julia C. Bernath • Linda P. Bryant • Gail Dean

Catherine Maddox • Katie Reeves

Robert M. Avossa, Ed.D., Superintendent

   

NORTHEAST LEARNING COMMUNITY 86 School Drive, Alpharetta, GA 30009 770-667-7770 • www.fultonschools.org

 

December 5th, 2014 Dear Georgia Music Educators and Guests: It is my great pleasure to congratulate the Johns Creek High School Chamber Orchestra for being selected to perform at the GMEA In-Service Conference. It is such an honor for our school system to be represented by this fine group of talented students. This ensemble, and its outstanding conductor, Young Kim, exemplify a high standard of excellence year after year. The success of the Johns Creek High School orchestra program reinforces the commitment to the Fine Arts Programs, which is supported by the Fulton County Board of Education, our parents, and community. The Fulton County School System has a proud history of supporting the Arts in our schools. Music touches and changes lives, enriches our communities, and contributes to our cultural heritage. Thank you for honoring the Johns Creek High School Chamber Orchestra, as well as the Fulton County School System with this wonderful opportunity. Sincerely,

Rob Anderson, Ed.D. Area Superintendent, Northeast Learning Community Fulton County Schools

BOARD OF EDUCATION Linda Schultz, President

Linda McCain, Vice President Julia C. Bernath • Linda P. Bryant • Gail Dean

Catherine Maddox • Katie Reeves

Robert M. Avossa, Ed.D., Superintendent

 

786 Cleveland Ave., S.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30315-7299 • 404-768-3600 • www.fultonschools.org  

January 29, 2015 Dear Georgia Music Educators and Guests: It is my pleasure to congratulate the Johns Creek Chamber Orchestra on this invitation to perform at the Georgia Music Educators Association’s annual in-service conference. We are proud to know Johns Creek is one of two high schools in the state to receive this year’s prestigious invitation, especially since it is the second time since the school opened five years ago. This is truly a testament to our young students’ talent and skill. On behalf of the Fulton County School System, thank you for the opportunity to showcase their skill and abilities. Led by Director Young K. Kim, the Johns Creek Chamber Orchestra is part of the exceptional performing arts program enjoyed by thousands of Fulton County students. The Fulton County School System has been recognized for 15 consecutive years as one of the Top 100 Communities to Live for Music Education, and the outstanding music programs at Johns Creek High School are one reason Fulton County has received this national acknowledgement for so many years. The students you witness today are not only fine musicians, but they also are esteemed scholars. They represent the top students not only in their school, but also in the Fulton County School System. The students’ dedication to their studies, as well as their music, makes them well-deserving of this invitation to perform. They spend countless hours in the classroom and the orchestra room to become such well-rounded, inspirational, and talented young adults. Thank you for honoring the Johns Creek Chamber Orchestra, as well as the Fulton County School System, with this wonderful opportunity. Sincerely,

Robert Avossa, Ed.D. Superintendent    

BOARD OF EDUCATION Linda Schultz, President

Linda McCain, Vice President Julia C. Bernath • Linda P. Bryant • Gail Dean

Catherine Maddox • Katie Reeves

Robert M. Avossa, Ed.D., Superintendent

 

786 Cleveland Ave., S.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30315-7299 • 404-768-3600 • www.fultonschools.org  

January 29, 2015 Dear Georgia Music Educators and Guests: It is my pleasure to congratulate the Johns Creek Chamber Orchestra on this invitation to perform at the Georgia Music Educators Association’s annual in-service conference. We are proud to know Johns Creek is one of two high schools in the state to receive this year’s prestigious invitation, especially since it is the second time since the school opened five years ago. This is truly a testament to our young students’ talent and skill. On behalf of the Fulton County School System, thank you for the opportunity to showcase their skill and abilities. Led by Director Young K. Kim, the Johns Creek Chamber Orchestra is part of the exceptional performing arts program enjoyed by thousands of Fulton County students. The Fulton County School System has been recognized for 15 consecutive years as one of the Top 100 Communities to Live for Music Education, and the outstanding music programs at Johns Creek High School are one reason Fulton County has received this national acknowledgement for so many years. The students you witness today are not only fine musicians, but they also are esteemed scholars. They represent the top students not only in their school, but also in the Fulton County School System. The students’ dedication to their studies, as well as their music, makes them well-deserving of this invitation to perform. They spend countless hours in the classroom and the orchestra room to become such well-rounded, inspirational, and talented young adults. Thank you for honoring the Johns Creek Chamber Orchestra, as well as the Fulton County School System, with this wonderful opportunity. Sincerely,

Robert Avossa, Ed.D. Superintendent    

November 2014 Dear GMEA Conference Participants and Guests: I am delighted that the Johns Creek High School Chamber Orchestra has been selected to perform at the 2015 Georgia Music Educators Association In-Service Conference in Savannah, Georgia. As one of only two high school orchestras from the entire state of Georgia to be chosen this year, we are truly honored. Congratulations to our Orchestra Director, Mr. Young Kim, and his world class student musicians for achieving yet another milestone in the six short years that they have been performing. The Fulton County School System has a proud history of supporting Fine Arts in our schools, and today you will hear why we maintain that commitment. Excellence and dedication from the educators, students, parents and community combine to provide us with an outstanding music program that continues to raise the bar in Music Education. Thank you for the invitation, and I congratulate our conductor, students and parents on receiving this highest honor. As the School Board Member who represents district 5, I am proud that Johns Creek will have the privilege to represent all of the students of Fulton County today. Sincerely,

Linda  F.  McCain  Linda F. McCain Vice President Fulton County School Board District 5 Representative            .      

November 2014 Dear GMEA Conference Participants and Guests: I am delighted that the Johns Creek High School Chamber Orchestra has been selected to perform at the 2015 Georgia Music Educators Association In-Service Conference in Savannah, Georgia. As one of only two high school orchestras from the entire state of Georgia to be chosen this year, we are truly honored. Congratulations to our Orchestra Director, Mr. Young Kim, and his world class student musicians for achieving yet another milestone in the six short years that they have been performing. The Fulton County School System has a proud history of supporting Fine Arts in our schools, and today you will hear why we maintain that commitment. Excellence and dedication from the educators, students, parents and community combine to provide us with an outstanding music program that continues to raise the bar in Music Education. Thank you for the invitation, and I congratulate our conductor, students and parents on receiving this highest honor. As the School Board Member who represents district 5, I am proud that Johns Creek will have the privilege to represent all of the students of Fulton County today. Sincerely,

Linda  F.  McCain  Linda F. McCain Vice President Fulton County School Board District 5 Representative            .      

Linda McCain

JOHNS CREEK HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA

The  Johns  Creek  High  School  Orchestra  has  performed  in  several  prestigious  venues  around  the  world.    The  Orchestra  performed  at  the  Midwest  Clinic,  an  international  band  and  orchestra  conference  in  Chicago  (2012);  the  Centennial  Celebration  of  the  National  Cherry  Blossom  Festival  in  Washington,  DC  (2012);  the  GMEA  In-­‐Service  Conference  in  Savannah,  GA  (2011);  and  Universal  Studios  in  Orlando  (2011).    This  past  spring  the  Orchestra  traveled  to  Italy  performing  in  Rome,  Florence,  Siena,  Assisi,  Padua  and  Venice.    The  Orchestra  will  perform  again  this  year  at  the  GMEA  In-­‐Service  Conference  in  Savannah.      

The  Johns  Creek  High  School  Orchestra  has  received  two  Community  Service  Awards  from  the  Johns  Creek  Chamber  of  Commerce  (2010  and  2011).    They  have  performed  at  the  Johns  Creek  Arts  on  the  Creek  and  the  Annual  Korean  Fall  Festival.    In  addition,  several  members  of  the  orchestra  perform  regularly  at  assisted  living  facilities  in  the  area  through  a  club  called  “Notes  of  Joy”  (www.jchsnotesofjoy.blogspot.com).    This  group  was  founded  in  the  fall  of  2011  by  two  orchestra  students  and  is  totally  student  run.          

Orchestra  members  annually  participate  in  the  Georgia  High  School  All-­‐State  Orchestra,  Fulton  High  School  Honor  Orchestra,  Atlanta  Symphony  Youth  Orchestra,  Metropolitan  Youth  Symphony  Orchestra,  Georgia  Youth  Symphony  Orchestra,  Ludwig  Symphony  Orchestra,  Georgia  Piedmont  Youth  Orchestra,  Emory  Youth  Symphony  Orchestra  and  the  Governor’s  Honors  Program.    All  of  the  Johns  Creek  High  School  Orchestras  have  received  straight  “superior”  ratings  at  the  GMEA  District  V  Large  Group  Performance  Evaluation  every  year  since  the  opening  of  the  school  in  August  2009.      

Notable  performances:  

• Italy  Trip/Performance  (Rome,  Florence,  Siena,  Assisi,  Padua,  Venice)  (Spring  of  2014)    • Performance  at  the  66th  Midwest  Clinic,  an  International  Band  and  Orchestra  Conference  in  

Chicago  (2012)  • Performance  for  the  National  Science  teachers  Association  Regional  Conference  (2012)  • Performance  for  the  Association  for  Career  and  Technical  Education  Awards  Ceremony  (2012)  • Performance  at  the  National  Cherry  Blossom  Festival  in  Washington,  D.C.  (2012)  • Invitational  performance  at  the  Georgia  Music  Educators  Association  In-­‐Service  Conference  in  

Savannah,  Georgia  (2011)  • Performance  at  the  Universal  Studios  in  Orlando,  Florida  (2011)  • Performance  at  the  Grand  Opening  of  the  AdvancED  Global  Headquarters  (2011)  • Performance  at  the  Johns  Creek  “Arts  on  the  Creek”  Festival  (2010,  2011,  2012)  • Performance  at  the  “Korean  Fall  Festival”  Celebration  (2010,  2011)  • Awarded  “Community  Service  Award”  from  the  Johns  Creek  Chamber  of  Commerce  (2010,  

2011)  • Performance  at  the  Fulton  County  Schools  Administrative  Staff  Meeting  for  Principals  and  

Superintendent  (2010)    

The  orchestra  has  performed  at  many  other  community-­‐related  venues,  including  performances  at  the  malls,  assisted  living  centers,  hospitals,  churches,  schools,  company  banquets,  hotels,  weddings,  etc….      

JOC

COHNS REEKHIGH SCHOOL

HAMBERRCHESTRA

1st VIOLIN Vivian Cheng % Tracy Du Lauren Ha Marlie Hillam Daniel Kim Jennifer Ko Jessica Lee Annie Su Alex Yang # Susan Yoon Amy Zhang Lillie Zhou

2nd VIOLIN Yebin Chae Jason Chen Stella Choe David Choi Elizabeth Hislop Janet Huang+ Maya Kang Shamsya Khan Esther Kim Ricky Kim Drew Li* George Pan Ethan Wang

VIOLA* Jennifer Ahn Sara Choi+ Rachel Kim Shawn Lee Mariana Rodriguez Sarah Sussman

CELLO Garrett Anderson Hyerine Kim* Jane Lee Stuart Leesong Morgan Lundy Janet Mao+ Brian Sui Stephanie Zhang

# Concertmaster% Assoc. Concertmaster* Principal Player+ Asst. Principal Player

STRING BASS+ Akhil Anil* Carson Baker Shalin Kapil Jack Stoffel

KEYBOARD Eunice Kim

7:30PM Thursday, January 29, 2015 – Ballroom A/B/C Johns  Creek  High  School  Chamber  Orchestra  

Young  K.  Kim,  Conductor  Johns  Creek,  Georgia

Timothy  Anderson,  Guest  Conductor  

 

                                                                   PROGRAM      Concerto  Grosso  Op.  6  no.  4  in  D  Major……………………….…...…………………..Arcangelo  Corelli                                    I.  Adagio-­‐Allegro                                                                                                                                                              Susan  Yoon,  violin                                                                                                                                                              George  Pan,  violin                                                                                                                                                                    Jane  Lee,  cello    Adagio  in  G  Minor……………………………………………………..…………………………..Tomaso  Albinoni                                                                                                                                                                Tracy  Du,  violin                                                                                                                                                          Eunice  Kim,  organ    Danza……………………………………………………………………………………………………..Vaclav  Nelhybel                                                                                                                    Timothy  Anderson,  Guest  Conductor    Theme  from  SCHINDLER’S  LIST…………………………………..……...John  Williams/arr.  Longfield                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Amy  Zhang,  violin    String  Symphony  No.  2  in  D  Major………………………………………………………Felix  Mendelssohn                                                                                I.  Allegro    Lara’s  Theme  from  “DOCTOR  ZHIVAGO”………………………….………...Maurice  Jarre/arr.  Isaac                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Serenade  in  C  Major,  Op.48……………………………………………...…………………Pytor  Tchaikovsky                                    I.  Pezzo  in  forma  di  Sonata    Fiddle-­‐Faddle  for  String  Orchestra…………………………………………………………Leroy  Anderson      

                                                                                                                       

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CONDUCTORS

Young  Keun  Kim  is  currently  the  Director  of  Orchestras  at  Johns  Creek  High  School  in  Johns  Creek,  Georgia.    He  is  a  graduate  of  Georgia  State  University  where  he  received  Bachelor  of  Music  degree  (B.M.)  and  the  Master  of  Music  Education  degree  (M.M.Ed.).    For  the  past  twenty  seven  years,  he  has  taught  and  directed  orchestras  at  the  elementary,  middle,  and  high  school  levels.    For  the  past  twenty  six  years,  his  groups  have  earned  consecutive  SUPERIOR  ratings  at  the  GMEA  District  V  Orchestra  Large-­‐Group  Performance  Evaluation.      His  groups  have  been  invited  twice  to  perform  at  the  prestigious  Midwest  Clinic-­‐An  International  Band  and  Orchestra  Conference  in  Chicago  (2005,  2012);  the  58th  Biennial  Music  Educators  National  Conference  in  Nashville,  Tennessee  (2002);  and  have  four  times  performed  at  the  Georgia  Music  Educators  Association  In-­‐Service  

Conference  in  Savannah,  Georgia  (2000,  2005,  2009,  2011)  and  has  been  invited  again  for  the  fifth  time  to  perform  at  the  GMEA  In-­‐Service  Conference  (2015).  Young  Kim's  groups  have  also  traveled  and  performed  internationally-­‐-­‐-­‐  participating  in  four  European  concert  tours  (2001,  2005,  2009,  2014).  The  performances  include  cities  of  Austria  (Salzburg,  Vienna,  Eisenstadt),  Germany  (Munich),  Italy  (Rome,  Perugia,  Florence,  Assisi,  Cremona,  Padua,  Venice),  Hungary  (Budapest),  and  Czech  Republic  (Prague).  His  orchestras  performed  numerous  times  at  the  Symphony  Hall,  Spivey  Hall,  and  at  the  Georgia  Governor's  Mansion.  

Young  Kim  has  also  been  active  in  the  Korean-­‐American  community  in  the  Atlanta  area.  He  has  founded  the  Korean-­‐American  Youth  Center  Orchestra/KAYCO (청소년 쎈터 오케스트라)  in  1994  and  has  conducted  this  orchestra  for  four  years.  The  members  of  the  KAYCO  included  some  of  the  top  middle,  high  school,  and  college  student  musicians  in  the  Atlanta  area.  This  group  was  invited  to  perform  in  various  important  functions  including  the  performance  at  the  Woodruff  Park  during  the  1996  Atlanta  Summer  Olympic  Games.  Young  Kim  has  also  directed  the  Korean-­‐American  Chamber  Orchestra.  The  members  included  principal  string  players  of  the  Atlanta  Symphony  Youth  Orchestra  (ASYO)  and  college  students  of  Georgia  State  University.    

Young  Kim  is  an  active  clinician,  guest  conductor,  and  adjudicator  throughout  Georgia  and  Southeast.  He  has  served  as  the  GMEA  District  V  Orchestra  Chair,  District  V  Orchestra  Large  Group  Performance  Evaluation  (LGPE),  and  the  Fulton  County  High  School  Honor  Orchestra  Organizing  Chair.  Young  Kim  has  also  served  as  the  National  High  School  Honor  Orchestra  (NHSHO)  Representative/Chair  for  Georgia.    He  currently  serves  as  the  certified  Head  Adjudicator  for  the  GMEA  Large  Group  Performance  Evaluation.  

His  current  professional  affiliation  includes  National  Association  for  Music  Education  (NAfME),  Georgia  Music  Educators  Association  (GMEA),  American  String  Teachers  Association  (ASTA),  and  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  an  International  Honor  Society  in  Education.  Young  Kim  is  listed  in  the  2006-­‐2007  editions  of  National  Register's  Who's  Who  in  Executives  and  Professionals.    

Young  Kim  has  been  a  member  of  the  prestigious  Georgia  Governor’s  Honors  Program  (GHP)  faculty  for  four  summers  (1998,  1999,  2000,  and  2003).    In  addition  to  guest  conducting  All-­‐State  and  Honor  Orchestras,  he  has  also  conducted  many  summer  music  camps  such  as  the  American  String  Teachers  Association  (ASTA)  music  camp  and  the  University  of  Georgia  Summer  Music  Camp  in  Athens,  Georgia,  and  the  conductor  of  the  Interlochen  Summer  Music  Arts  Camp  in  Interlochen,  MI.  

In  2006,  he  was  selected  as  the  "2006  Georgia  Music  Educator  of  the  Year"  by  the  Georgia  Music  Educators  Association.    He  is  listed  in  the  1998,  1999,  2003,  2005,  2006  editions  of  the  “Who’s  Who  Among  America’s  Teachers.”    He  was  also  selected  and  recognized  as  the  “Expert  Teacher  Cadre-­‐7”  in  the  Fulton  County  Schools  system  in  1997  and  participated  in  its  leadership  program.    Young  Kim  was  named  the  “S.T.A.R.  Teacher”  of  Johns  Creek  High  School  in  2010  and  “Teacher  of  the  Year”  at  Johns  Creek  High  School  in  2011.    Young  Kim  was  again  named  “S.T.A.R.  Teacher”  for  2012.  

In  addition  to  being  the  Director  of  Orchestras  at  Johns  Creek  High  School,  he  also  teaches  the  AP  Music  Theory  class.  

Mr.  Timothy  D.  Anderson  grew  up  in  the  Atlanta  area  and  is  a  graduate  of  the  Fulton  County  School  system.    He  earned  his  undergraduate  degree  from  the  University  of  Illinois  and  a  masters  degree  from  University  of  Georgia.    He  has  been  the  orchestra  director  at  Autrey  Mill  Middle  School  since  2004  and  in  2011  was  invited  to  perform  at  the  Georgia  Music  Educators  Association  Conference.    Prior  to  this  he  taught  at  Pinckneyville  Middle  School.    With  the  Pinckneyville  Orchestra  he  performed  at  the  GMEA  Conference  in  2002  and  in  2003  he  was  selected  as  the  teacher  of  the  year.    In  addition  to  being  active  as  a  teacher  and  clinician  Mr.  Anderson  serves  as  the  director  of  the  American  String  Teachers  Association  Summer  Orchestra  Camp,  serves  both  as  his  district  orchestra  chair  and  on  the  state  GMEA  orchestra  standing  committee,  and  performs  regularly  as  a  cellist  throughout  the  Southeast  both  live  and  as  a  studio  session  musician.    

TH A N K Y O U 2014 G RA D U A TES O F TH E JC H S C H A M BER O RC HESTRA!

We  would  like  to  acknowledge  and  thank  the  2014  JCHS  Chamber  Orchestra  Graduates.  Because  of  your  leadership,  musicianship,  passion,  and  dedication,  we  were  selected  to  perform  on  this  

prestigious  stage.  

Grace  An  (violin)                                              Bryan  Kang  (violin)                                      Mohyun  Park  (cello)                                                              Soojie  Chin  (viola)                                          Daniel  Kang  (cello)                                      Gabby  Ryan  (violin)                                                              Bill  Cho  (violin)                                                    Nancy  Kang  (violin)                                    Richard  Yoon  (cello)                                                              Leigh  Healey  (violin)                                  Priscilla  Kim  (violin)                                  Karen  Zhang  (violin)                                                              Dana  Jeon  (violin)                                            George  Ma  (viola)                                      Andrew  Wang  (viola)              

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

FULTON  COUNTY  SCHOOL  BOARD  MEMBERS    

Linda  Schultz,  Fulton  School  Board  President,  District  1  Linda  McCain,  Fulton  School  Board  Vice  President,  District  5  

Katie  Reeves,  Fulton  School  Board,  District  2  Gail  Dean,  Fulton  School  Board,  District  3  

Linda  Bryant,  Fulton  School  Board,  District  4  Catherine  Maddox,  Fulton  School  Board,  District  6  

Julia  Bernath,  Fulton  School  Board,  District  7  

 FULTON  COUNTY  SCHOOLS  ADMINISTRATION  

 

Dr.  Robert  Avossa,  Superintendent,  Fulton  County  Schools  Dr.  Rob  Anderson,  Area  Superintendent,  Northeast  Learning  Community  

Gail  Johnson,  Principal,  Johns  Creek  High  School  Carlton  Harris,  Asst.  Principal,  Johns  Creek  High  School  Caren  Hudson,  Asst.  Principal,  Johns  Creek  High  School  

Michael  Ilnseher,  Asst.  Principal,  Johns  Creek  High  School  Patrick  Martin,  Asst.  Principal,  Johns  Creek  High  School  

Jimmy  Zoll,  Principal,  Autrey  Mill  Middle  School  Norman  Sauce,  Principal,  Barnwell  Elementary  School  

Laura  Zoll,  Principal,  Dolvin  Elementary  School  Tiffany  Hutchens,  Principal,  Medlock  Bridge  Elementary  School  

J.E.  “Trey”  Martin,  Principal,  State  Bridge  Crossing  Elementary  School  Felice  Margol,  Coordinator  of  Fine  Arts,  Fulton  County  Schools  

Dr.  Beth  Stutzmann,  Fine  Arts  Program  Specialist,  Fulton  County  Schools  Sheldon  Fisher,  Fine  Arts  Support  Teacher,  Alpharetta  High  School  

 JCHS  MUSIC  DEPARTMENT  &  FEEDER  SCHOOLS  

 

Young  K.  Kim,  Orchestra  Director,  Johns  Creek  High  School  Alfred  Estep,  Band  Director,  Johns  Creek  High  School  

Marcia  Laird,  Associate  Band  Director,  Johns  Creek  High  School  Rhonda  Fossum,  Chorus  Director,  Johns  Creek  High  School  

Timothy  Anderson,  Orchestra  Director,  Autrey  Mill  Middle  School  Wendy  Wilson,  Band  Director,  Autrey  Mill  Middle  School  

Vanessa  Edwards,  Chorus  Director,  Autrey  Mill  Middle  School  

 JCHS  ORCHESTRA  ASSOCIATION  

 

Karen  Anderson,  President  Julie  Hislop,  Vice  President  Renee  Kelly,  Secretary  

Carol  Sussman,  Treasurer      

 

 JCHS  MUSIC  ASSOCIATION  

 

VanDana  Wade,  President  Amy  Hutcherson,  Secretary  Claire  Dibble,  Treasurer  

 JCHS  ORCHESTRA  STUDENT  LEADERSHIP  TEAM  

 

Janet  Mao  and  Shamsya  Khan,  Orchestra  Operation  Co-­‐Managers  Mariana  Rodriguez,  Administrative  Assistant  

Anamica  Menon,  Secretary  Lareina  Zhang,  Classroom  Facilitator  Kennedy  Kelly,  Classroom  Facilitator  Viha  Desai,  Classroom  Facilitator  

Marlie  Hillam,  Classroom  Facilitator  Morgan  Ogryzek  and  Vivian  Cheng,  Student  Activity  Leaders  

Rachel  Kim,  Julia  Rowberry,  and  Michelle  Yeung,  Publicity/Newspaper  Managers  Akhil  Anil,  Carson  Baker,  and  Jason  Chen,  Facility/Equipment  Managers  

George  Pan,  Head  Librarian  Lauren  Ha,  Librarian  

Elizabeth  Hislop,  Librarian  Annie  Su,  Librarian  

Sarah  Sussman,  Librarian  Ashimita  Totada,  Librarian  

   

SPECIAL  THANKS  TO    THE  FOLLOWING  GROUPS  AND  INDIVIDUALS    

FOR  THEIR  ASSISTANCE    IN  THE  PREPARATION  OF  THIS  PERFORMANCE:            

 

Timothy  Anderson,  Orchestra  Teacher,  Autrey  Mill  Middle  School  Mark  Laycock,  Director  of  Orchestras,  Wichita  State  University  

William  Pu,  Violinist,  William  Pu  Music  Academy  Amy  Chang,  Violist,  Agnes  Scott  College/William  Pu  Music  Academy  

Ying  Zhuo,  Violinist,  Mandarin  Stings  Carolyn  Landreau,  Orchestra  Director,  Centennial  High  School  

Atlanta  Violins  Mandarin  Violins  

William  Pu  Music  Academy    

Gail  Johnson,  Principal,  Johns  Creek  High  School    The  Administration,  Staff,  and  Teachers  of  Johns  Creek  High  School  

Johns  Creek  High  School  Orchestra  Association  Johns  Creek  High  School  Music  Association  

All  of  our  private  instructors    All  the  parents  who  have  supported  our  efforts  

 

 

Dr.

“If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music. I live mydaydreams in music. I see my life in terms ofmusic. ... I get most joy in life out of music.”

-Albert Einstein

 

     

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