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In honor of the Southern Miss Centennial opening concert with Renée Fleming, the piece was designed to add to the glamor that that event promised as well as heighten the symphony cache.
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T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f S o u t h e r n M i s s i s s i p p i S y m p h o n y O r c h e s t r a
C O U T U R E
118 College Drive #5081 Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0001
Nonprofit OrganizationU.S. Postage
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Hattiesburg, MS 39402
Fashion fades, only style remains the same.- CoCo Chanel
The University of Southern Mississippi | College of Arts and Letters | School of Music
Bringing the World to Mississippi!
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Opening night!
Fashionable FirstsSeptember 24, 2009 – 7:30 p.m. | Bennett AuditoriumWagner Overture to The Flying DutchmanClara schumann Concerto for Piano in A Minor, Op. 7 Rossana Tomassi Golkar, pianobrahms Symphony No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 68Celebrate the opening of the Symphony’s 89th season in high style. Wear your finest fashion for a glamorous evening on the town as renowned Italian pianist Rossana Tomassi Golkar takes to the keyboard in Clara Schumann’s emotional piano concerto. Then, the Orchestra is featured in what many call Beethoven’s “Tenth Symphony” as Brahms realizes his inheritance from one great master to another. – www.rossanatomassigolkar.it
i PagliaCCi and gianni sChiCChiOctober 20 and 22, 2009 – 7:30 p.m. | Mannoni Performing Arts Center Auditorium
Opera’s ultimate double-bill! Enjoy some of the most beautiful and familiar music in the operatic repertoire. In Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi, a conniving con artist turns the table on a greedy family. Then in Leoncavallo’s I Pagliacci, a band of travelling players comes to town and a dramatic crime of passion plays out.
holiday Choral sPeCtaCularDecember 1, 2009 – 7:30 p.m. | Main Street Baptist Church
Under the baton of Dr. Gregory Fuller, the combined voices of the Southern Miss Choirs and the Hattiesburg Choral Union will join the Symphony Orchestra in what has become a holiday tradition. Magnificent choral works and orchestral selections will ring through the air, heralding the season.
Centennial Opening CelebratiOn
renÉe Fleming* | the VoiCe oF the CenturyJanuary 29, 2010 – 7:30 p.m. | Thalia Mara Hall, Jackson, Mississippi
Acclaimed as “one of the truly magnificent voices of our time,” internationally renowned American soprano Renée Fleming joins the Symphony Orchestra for the opening celebration of The University of Southern Mississippi’s Centennial celebration. The Grammy Award-winning soprano has cultivated a devoted following worldwide for her work on the operatic stage, in concerts and recitals, on television, radio and recordings, and as a champion of new music. This event is presented in cooperation with Mississippi Opera. www.voiceofthecentury.net *General ticketing begins June 1. Priority ticketing is available to all 2009/10 Symphony season ticket buyers. Upon purchase, you will be contacted by a Voice of the Century concierge for this separately ticketed event. For tickets, visit www.voiceofthecentury.net or call 601.960.2300.
WOrld premiere!
an ameriCan requiemFebruary 25, 2010 – 7:30 p.m. | Bennett Auditorium
The Hattiesburg Choral Union, faculty and student soloists join the symphony in the world premiere of Edwin Penhorwood’s An American Requiem. Commissioned by the Southern Miss School of Music as a memorial for those affected by Hurricane Katrina, this exciting new piece sets traditional Latin texts, biblical passages and original poetry to music using a unique blend of folk songs, hymn tunes and beautifully crafted original melodies.
Future starsApril 8, 2010 – 7:30 p.m. | Bennett Auditorium
brahms Academic Festival Overture hindemith Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes of Carl Maria von Weber German Cespedes, guest conductorStudents of The University of Southern Mississippi School of Music annually compete in the William T. Gower Competition to appear as soloists with the orchestra in one of our most popular evenings of music. This year’s winners will be selected from woodwind, brass and percussion studios.
SeaSOn Finale – WOrld premiere!
the beauty oF the earthMay 4, 2010 – 7:30 p.m. | Bennett Auditorium
Zaninelli The Beauty of the Earth Commissioned to commemorate The University of Southern Mississippi Centennialturina - brussilovsky Fantaisie for Violin op. 28, El Poema de una Sanluquenagershwin Fantasy for Violin on Porgy and Bess Alexandre Brussilovsky, violin rimsky Korsakov ScheherazadeA spectacular finale to the 89th Symphony season brings a Centennial world premiere and one of our favorites to the stage. Alexandre Brussilovsky returns to dazzle and delight with his violin virtuosity in an American premiere. Then we’re off on a fairy-tale adventure of 1001 Arabian Nights. Scheherazade is a vibrant and exciting tour de force that will showcase the Orchestra in splendid fashion. www.alexandrebrussilovsky.com
Sponsored proudly by BancorpSouth. | For more information, visit www.usm.edu/symphony.
t i C K e t s800.844.8425 or 601.266.5418 | www.southernmisstickets.com
Individual tickets on sale June 1, 2009.
89th Season
The calendar design is inspired by the impeccable style and grace of Renée Fleming, our guest who will open The University of Southern Mississippi Centennial year. Great music is never out of style!
COUTURE
Jay dean has been the music director of The University of Southern Mississippi Symphony Orchestra since 1988. During his tenure, the orchestra has risen to enjoy an international reputation that enhances not only the university, but also the state and region. His recruiting efforts have turned the organization into a multinational conglomerate. Dean’s vision literally has brought the world to Mississippi. He has also guest conducted many orchestras in the United States, Latin America, and Europe.
Dean received his Doctorate of Musical Arts in orchestral conducting from the University of Texas at Austin. Before coming to The University of Southern Mississippi, he was music director of Dekalb Youth Symphony Orchestra in Atlanta, the Mercer University/Atlanta Chamber Orchestra, the Columbus State University Orchestra, the Atlanta Festival Orchestra and Chorus, the Austin Civic Orchestra, and the Southwest Chamber Orchestra. He also served as assistant conductor for the Austin Lyric Opera.
He is the executive director of the Professional Resource Institute for Musical Excellence, the executive director of the Vicksburg International Chamber Music Festival, and president of the Mississippi Orchestra Teachers Association. Previously, he was artistic director of the Southern Arts Festival, state president of the National Opera Association, regional membership chair for the International Conductors Guild, and past president of the Mississippi Music Educators Association Orchestra Division. He served as the representative from the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning on the advisory board for the formation of Mississippi School for the Arts, and has served on the board of the Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters and the Mississippi Opera Education Committee. He was also the music coordinator for four international art exhibitions presented by the Mississippi Commission for International Cultural Exchange, and Dean is a member of the International Conductor’s Guild and a clinician for the Scherl and Roth Musical Instrument Company.
The Symphony is a study in international relations as students from around the globe come together for one purpose – music. Dean’s priority for the orchestra - establishing a group that is an impetus to change people’s lives in a positive way. The orchestra strives for professional excellence in performance and first-rate musical opportunities for its audience as well as its members. The musicians have opportunities to showcase their talents through various musical activities as well as interaction with other businesses and organizations in the region. Members of the orchestra play with virtually every other orchestra within a 100-mile radius, serving not only the Southern Mississippi community but also providing a service to other communities in the state and beyond. Dean’s skilled leadership created unique partnerships that allow members of the orchestra to provide musical performances in every school and senior center in our city.
Jay Dean is a musical ambassador for Mississippi. He does this for the community and state he loves without thought of accolade or reward. His central mission is to provide life-changing experiences for his students and raise the quality of life in the community of which he is a part.
The university of southern mississippi symphony orchestra is the oldest orchestra in Mississippi. Established in 1920, it has been under the direction of music director Jay Dean since 1988. Composed of more than 90 musicians from the United States and 14 other countries, the orchestra is a well-established musical leader in the state and region and has performed with internationally known classical icons from Plácido Domingo, Itzhak Perlman, Yo-Yo Ma, and Sir James Galway, to popular celebrities including Patti LaBelle, Doc Severinsen, Ray Charles, and countless others. The symphony regularly enjoys sold-out houses with audience members representing a diverse cross-section of the southeastern United States. In 2009 they were awarded the state’s highest honor, the Governor’s Award for Leadership in the Arts.
The university of southern mississippi school of music has a longstanding international reputation for musical excellence. The school is recognized for its eminence in musical artistry, education and community service. Serving more than 475 majors from the United States and 15 countries, the school maintains a strongly diverse student population. It is the only doctoral degree-granting School of Music in Mississippi and one of only 28 comprehensive doctoral-degree-granting Schools of Music of the 500-plus NASM accredited music schools. The school has a strong placement record for our graduates into competitive jobs and graduate programs. Our alumni are many of this region’s finest educators and have found professional performing work from the Rascher Saxophone Quartet to the English National Opera. Also, many of our alumni hold positions as ensemble directors and studio teachers at major universities around the world.
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To create something exceptional, your mindset must be relentlessly focused on the smallest detail.
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FaShiOnable FirStSSept. 24, 2009 – 7:30 p.m. | Bennett Auditorium
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i pagliaCCi and gianni SChiCChi Oct. 20 and 22, 2009 – 7:30 p.m.
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hOliday ChOral SpeCtaCularDec. 1, 2009 – 7:30 p.m. | Main Street Baptist Church
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Centennial Opening CelebratiOn
renÉe Fleming | the VOiCe OF the CenturyJan. 29, 2010 – 7:30 p.m. | Thalia Mara Hall, Jackson, Mississippi
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penhOrWOOd requiemFeb. 25, 2010 – 7:30 p.m. | Bennett Auditorium
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I work with structure, but I go outside the box and give it my own spin.
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Future StarSgerman CeSpedeS gueSt COnduCtOr
Apr. 8, 2010 – 7:30 p.m. | Bennett Auditorium
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SeaSOn Finale – WOrld premiere!
the beauty OF the earthMay 4, 2010 – 7:30 p.m. | Bennett Auditorium
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The creative process never stops. - oscAr de lA rentA
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ConCePt - Mike Lopinto art direCtion - Mike Lopinto and Wesley Stuckey PhotograPher - Danny RawlsgraPhiC designer - Wesley Stuckey ProduCtion assistant - Brett Barnes shoot Coordinator - Karla Pendleton
All models are Southern Miss students or Hattiesburg residents. All locations are in and around Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
maestro MAESTRO Jay Dean TUXEDO Ralph Lauren LOCATION Lake Terrace Convention Center
July - tune uP HER Jillian Strange DRESS Shawn Ray Fons HIM Jared Aust, Drew McKean, Brandon Holmes OUTFIT Josette’s HAIR Headlines Salon and Tanning MAKE-UP Beauty by Breland LOCATION Beverly Drive-In CAR 57 Chevy, courtesy of David “Snow” Burnette TOOLS Courtesy of Napa, Magee Auto Supply, Magee, MS
august - game on HER Neesha Rodriguez DRESS Diane von Furstenburg ACCESSORIES M Designs SHOES Jimmy Choo and Lotto HIM John Michael Padgett, Jeremy Seneca, Chad Mitchell OUTFIT Southern Miss Athletics HAIR M Designs MAKE-UP Tammy Mansfield LOCATION Cole Road
sePtember - intertWined HER Tinyke Badenhorst DRESS Vera Wang SHOES Jimmy Choo HIM Jared Aust OUTFIT Dolce and Gabbana SUNGLASSES Oakley BOW TIE M Designs HAIR Headlines Salon and Tanning MAKE-UP Beauty by Breland LOCATION Hover Gravel Company SETTEE Rosehill Company
oCtober - i PagliaCCi HER Amanda Williams DRESS Carolyne Roehm HIM Mike Lopinto OUTFIT M Designs HAIR Headlines Salon and Tanning MAKE-UP Beauty by Breland LOCATION Oak Grove Road
noVember - autumn Feast HER Sarah Childers DRESS Badgley Mischka FUR The Worth Collection SHOES Manolo Blahnik HEADPIECE M Designs and Wesley Stuckey HIM Colton Cagle, Nathan Johnson OUTFIT Josettes, M Designs HAIR Headlines Salon and Tanning MAKE-UP M Designs LOCATION Angus Jacks Steakhouse TABLE WARE Waterford Crystal, Schott Zwiesel, and Gorham Courtesy of Dillard’s Turtle Creek Mall
Credits (below) MODELS The Company LOCATION Kennard Washington Lawn, Southern Miss campus
deCember - the giFt HER Victoria Matthews DRESS Ralph Lauren SHOES Christian Louboutin HIM Matt Duckworth, Brett Barnes PAJAMAS Murano HAIR Headlines Salon and Tanning MAKE-UP M Designs LOCATION Thomley’s Santa Forest and Gift Shop 601.264.2743 CHAIR Vintage Broyhill Furniture
January - renÉe Fleming - VoiCe oF the Century HER Renée Fleming DRESS Bill Blass PHOTO CREDIT Decca/Andrew Eccles
February - soFa date HER Leah Helen Weeks DRESS Naeem Khan SHOES Manolo Blahnik HIM Zach Mansell OUTFIT Calvin Klein Courtesy of Dillard’s Turtle Creek Mall HAIR Headlines Salon and Tanning MAKE-UP Beauty by Breland LOCATION Hegwood Road SOFA Vintage Neiman Marcus LAMPS M Designs TABLES Maitland-Smith circa 1957
marCh - sitting Pretty HER Amy Garner, Anastasia Talley DRESS DESOTOclothes HATS Fleur de Paris SUNGLASSES John Madden, Guess Courtesy of Dillard’s Turtle Creek Mall MAKE-UP M Designs LOCATION Jamestown Road
aPril - shoWers HER Jamie Fischer DRESS Matthew Williamson SHOES Manolo Blahnik HIM Colton Cagle, Matt Duckworth OUTFIT Calvin Klein, Courtesy of Dillard’s Turtle Creek Mall SUNGLASSES Ray-Ban, Courtesy of Dillard’s Turtle Creek Mall HAIR Headlines Salon and Tanning and Wesley Stuckey MAKE-UP Beauty by Breland LOCATION Pride Field TABLE WARE Waterford Crystal, Vera Wang and Gorham Courtesy of Dillard’s Turtle Creek Mall
may - the beauty oF the earth HER Stephanie Golden BLOUSE Christian Dior SKIRT DESOTOclothes SHOES Rene Caovilla HIM Jeremy Seneca, Rylan Maddox OUTFIT M Designs HAIR Headlines Salon and Tanning MAKE-UP M Designs LOCATION Hover Gravel Company
June - the bride HER Amanda Waguespack DRESS Adele Wechsler Coture Courtesy of Forrest Bridal Company 601.450.3737 JEWELRy Cheryl King Courtesy of Forrest Bridal Company 601.450.3737 HAIR Headlines Salon and Tanning MAKE-UP M Designs BOqUET Wesley Stuckey LOCATION Lakeview Drive
89th SEASON CALENDAR
T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f S o u t h e r n M i s s i s s i p p i S y m p h o n y O r c h e s t r a
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