INDY SUZUKI ACADEMY PRESENTS:

ANNUAL CONCERTMarch 14, 2021

Harp & Cello: 1:30 pm | Piano: 3 pm | Violin A: 4:30 pm | Violin B: 6 pmIndiana Landmarks, Grand Hall

ANNUAL CONCERTTABLE OF CONTENTS:

Welcome from Executive Director

Faculty & Leadership

Upcoming Events

1:30 pm | Harp & Cello Concert

3:00 pm | Piano Concert

4:30 pm | Violin Concert A

6:00 pm | Violin Concert B

Senior Tributes

Honor Roll of Donors

WELCOME! FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SARAH BECK

There is a meaningful quote from “The Hill We Climb,” by Amanda Gorman, that embodies the essence of what our students are doing onstage today:

“We will raise this wounded world into a wondrous one”

This captures the spirit of what inspired Dr. Suzuki to bring joy to children through music over 70 years ago. This personifies what our teachers do each week in lessons and classes. This epitomizes the dedication each Suzuki parent has to helping their child develop admirable character. This exemplifies the impact each Suzuki child has when they play for someone–creating awe and wonder for anyone who listens and watches.

And if we continue to take each day to create little moments of wonder through music and kindness to others, we will raise this world into a wondrous one.

We couldn’t be more grateful for the strength of our community this year–for the support of our parents, for the leadership of our Board of Directors, for the generosity of our donors, and the dedication of our faculty. It is an honor to be part of this fine ISA community, and we thank you for the opportunity to serve in this way.

Sincerely,

Sarah BeckExecutive Director

The Indianapolis Suzuki Academy 3959 Central Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46205 | 317.296.5258 | IndySuzukiAcademy.org

Our mission is to nurture beautiful character in every child through excellence in music. Our vision is for every child to realize their potential.

FACULTY & LEADERSHIP

SUZUKI STEPSKaren WallsHolly Gunn

STAFFSarah Beck, Executive DirectorRachel Osterhouse, Assistant DirectorKyoko Tanno, Recitals Coordinator

BOARD OF DIRECTORSAustin Huntington – President William Grubb – Vice President Melissa Cavaghan – Secretary Angela Della Rocco – TreasurerLaura BarcelóLisa HeidDenise Huibregtse Traenkle Johanna Kitchell

VIOLIN FACULTYMorganne AabergSarah Beck Flora NevarezRachel Osterhouse Karen Walls

CELLO FACULTYLiz Efroymson-BrooksLori HonerSally Murphy

PIANO FACULTYLauren DornbirerSally MurphyKyoko Tanno

HARP FACULTYStephanie Hall

UPCOMING EVENTSSUNDAY, APRIL 18Solo Recital & Chamber Concert | Indiana Landmarks

SUNDAY, MAY 2 – SATURDAY, MAY 8Musical Achievement Week

HARP & CELLO CONCERT1:30 PM | GRAND HALL

HARP & CELLO CONCERT CONT.1:30 PM | GRAND HALL

HARP SICILIANA, M. K. WADDINGTON ________________ VIDEO PRESENTATION

ANDANTE, M. K. WADDINGTON _________________DUET, JOANNA ALLEN

GOOD LITTLE KING OF YVETOT, FOLK SONG ______DUET, MELISSA GODBEY

LITTLE PLAYMATES, F. X. CHWATAL _______________DUET, CLARE COLLINS

LONG LONG AGO, BAYLY _______________________DUET, CECILIA FRALEY

CRICKET SONG, M. K. WADDINGTON ___________ DUET, ELIOT SOLOMON

MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB, FOLK SONG ______DUET, ASHLEY ARMSTRONG

GOODBYE TO WINTER, FOLK SONGCHANT ARABE, ANON.GO TELL AUNT RHODY, FOLK SONGLONDON BRIDGE, FOLK SONGLIGHTLY ROW, FOLK SONGHONEYBEE, FOLK SONG

TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR VARIATIONS ___________SHINICHI SUZUKI

PEACE, FANTASY ON DONA NOBIS PACEM ________ VIDEO PRESENTATION

DONA NOBIS PACEM ______________________ ARR. STEPHANIE BENNETT

HARP STUDENTS *Appearing in video(s)JOANNA ALLEN, ASHLEY ARMSTRONG, CLARE COLLINS, CECILIA FRALEY, MELISSA GODBEY, OLIVIA HENDERSON*, LAUREN HUBERT*, MARY MINKS*, LILA MORRISON*, WILLIAM SELZER*, ELIOT SOLOMON, HALLE VOGTMAN*, MADELYN WOOD*

CELLO PLAYDOWN MELE SUE (I AM YOUNG) , K. KAFUI (B. 1951) _______VIDEO PRESENTATION

DANSE RUSTIQUE, W.H. SQUIRE (1871-1963)CHANSON TRISTE, P.I. TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893)HUMORESQUE, A. DVOŘÁK (1841-1904)CHORUS FROM JUDAS MACCABAEUS, G.F. HANDEL (1685-1759)RIGADOON J.S. BACH (1685-1750)SONG OF THE WIND, FOLK SONGGO TELL AUNT RHODY, FOLK SONGFRENCH FOLK SONG, FOLK SONGMELE SUE (I AM YOUNG) , K. KAFUI (B. 1951), ARR. R.B. PINETWINKLE VARIATIONS A, B AND THEME

CELLO STUDENTS *Appearing in video(s)NOLAN BECK, JONATHON CURTIS, ESSIE DANIELS CRAFT, CHRISTIAN GLASSMAKER*, BAXTER FLETT*, LEWIS FLETT*, EMMETT HERN*, ETIENNE HUIBREGTSE-TRAENKLE*, TABITHA KO, KAI MAKI*, BENJAMIN MALEK*, QUINN MURRAY, NIKHIL PESEK, GABRIELLA SMITH

SPECIAL THANKS TO CELLO ACCOMPANIST, KYOKO TANNO

ARR. ANNE SULLIVAN

ARR. R.B. PINE

ISA WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A SPECIAL THANKS TO RYAN FRALEY!

We are so grateful for his help in planning and producing the video projects for each online group class. Without his expertise and guidance, these projects would not have been possible. Thank you, Mr. Fraley!

Ryan Fraley (b. 1973) is a composer and arranger based in Indianapolis. He produces recordings and engraves sheet music for The FJH Music Company in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and publishes jazz ensemble music under his own imprint, HXmusic. His two daughters are Indianapolis. Suzuki Academy students.

PIANO CONCERT3:00 PM | GRAND HALL

PIANO CONCERT CONT.3:00 PM | GRAND HALL

TWINKLE, W.A. MOZART, S. SUZUKI, ARR. K. TANNO __VIDEO PRESENTATION

TWINKLE A (S. SUZUKI) _____________________________WILLIAM ALLEN

CUCKOO (FOLK SONG) ___________________________ LOUISE HOWARD

FRENCH CHILDREN’S SONG (FOLK SONG) __________ JULIENNE MBONDA

MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB (NURSERY SONG) ____________ DEACON ELLIS

REMEMBER ME ____________________________ SUMMER DELLA ROCCO

LOVE FROM ROBIN HOOD (G. BRUNS) _______________ TOBY SINGLETON

GO TELL AUNT RHODY (FOLK SONG) __________________ALICE HOWARD

AU CLAIR DE LA LUNE (J. B. LULLY) __________________ ABRAM WAGNER

HEDWIG’S THEME ___________________________ CORINNE MARTINSON

CUCKOO (FOLK SONG) ______________________________ELLIS LANGLEY

THE LION SLEEPS TONIGHT _______________________ TEDDY SINGLETON

CANOEING IN THE MOONLIGHT (N. FABER & R. FABER) ___ SAHANA PESEK

THE IMPERIAL MARCH (J. WILLIAM, ARR. T. GEROU) ______BECKETT SMITH

LITTLE PLAYMATES (F. X. CHWATAL) _________________ TEDDY BURKMAN

YOU’LL BE BACK (L. MIRANDA) ___________________ HENRY MARTINSON

STAR WARS (J. WILLIAM ARR. A. WRANGELL) __________ ANDER WALKER

SONATINA IN C MAJOR, OP. 36, NO. 1, VIVACE _______ KATELYN KENDRICK

REWRITE THE STARS (B. PASEK & J. PAUL) _______LILY GRACE MARTINSON

NOTTURNO, OP. 54, NO. 4 (E. GRIEG) ____________________ YUKI TANNO

THE BYGONE DAYS (J. HISAISHI) _____________________ KARMA MASON

NUVOLE BLANCHE (L. EINAUDI) _____________________EASTON WALKER

BABY SHARK ___________________________________JOANNA AND BECCA ALLEN

PIANO STUDENTS *Appearing in video(s)BECCA ALLEN, JOANNA ALLEN, WILLIAM ALLEN, CALVIN ANDERSON*, JONATHAN BOWES*, JULIA BOWES*, KATHERINE BOWES*, VIRGINIA BOWES*, JOHN BRASOR*, TEDDY BURKMAN, SUMMER DELLA ROCCO, ANNA DONALDSON*, DEACON ELLIS, RAUL FLORES-BERRY, EVERETT GLEW*, YASSEEN HAMDOUCHI*, ALICIA HARRIS*, SEAN HARRIS*, ALICE HOWARD, LOUISE HOWARD, KATELYN KENDRICK, ETHYN KLEIN*, LUCAS KOORSEN, ELLIS LANGLEY, CORINNE MARTINSON, HENRY MARTINSON, LILY GRACE MARTINSON, KARMA MASON, JULIENNE MBONDA, COLE MELLING*, PARKER MELLING*, SAHANA PESEK, TEDDY SINGLETON, TOBY SINGLETON, BECKETT SMITH, YUKI TANNO, ABRAM WAGNER, ANDER WALKER, EASTON WALKER, ANNIKA WUTHRICH*

(K. ANDERSON-LOPEZ AND R. LOPEZ, ARR. N. FABER & R. FABER)

(J. WILLIAM, ARR. N. FARBER & R. FABER)

(L. CREATORE, H. PERETTI, AND S. LINDA, ARR. N. FABER & R. FABER)

(M. CLEMENTI)

(PIANO DUET ARR. J. EKLUND)

VIOLIN CONCERT A4:30 PM | GRAND HALL

VIOLIN CONCERT A CONT.4:30 PM | GRAND HALL

PRE-TWINKLE PRESENTATION PRE TWINKLE STUDENTS: LYDIA ABBOTT, ALICE BENZEL, SAMUEL KOORSEN, OLIVER KOVALCHICK, GENEVIEVE RIBITS, KLARA SHIMKO

ENGLISH CANON, TRADITIONAL ________________ VIDEO PRESENTATION

VIOLIN STUDENTS IN VIDEO MALLORY ANDERSON, GRACE AYENI, ANDY BECK, BRIAN BECK, ANDY BENDALY, EVELYN DONALDSON, ANDREW FERRERA, CHARLIE FLYNN, ELLIE GARCIA, RYLEN GRIESEMER, EMERY GUNN, LILA GUNN, MACKENZIE GUNN, ROSELYN HUNTER, ARIE JONES, JADA JONES, ARABELLA KIMBALL, ASHER KIRSLING, CHARLOTTE KLEIN, ETHYN KLEIN, PERPETUA MOREY, HAYDEN OWENS, JACK POWELL, HAZEL REYNOLDS, ISAAC RICHTER, KYNLEE WALKER, MAGGIE WEISS, LIAM WELTY, BRYNNA WONG

VIOLIN PLAYDOWNLA FOLIA FOR TWO VIOLIN, A.CORELLI (1653-1713) ARR. S.SUZUKI AND M. YASUDA

CONCERTO FOR TWO VIOLINS IN D MINOR, 1ST MOVEMENT, J.S. BACH (1685-1750)

CONCERTO A MINOR, 3RD MOVEMENT, A. VIVALDI (1678-1741), ARR. T.NACHÉZ AND M.YASUDA

ANDANTINO, S. SUZUKI (1898-1998)

ALLEGRO, S. SUZUKI (1898-1998)

O COME LITTLE CHILDREN, FOLK SONG

LIGHTLY ROW, FOLK SONG

ENGLISH CANON, TRADITIONAL, ARR DAVID ANDRUSS

TWINKLE VARIATION C, E, THEME, ARR. S. SUZUKI (1898-1998)

VIOLIN STUDENTSWILLIAM ALLEN, ANDY BECK, BRIAN BECK, EVELYN FITZPATRICK, SABRINA GAUR, MARGOT HELFT, ELLIOT HUIBREGTSE-TRAENKLE, MATTHEW LUZAR, ZANDER NOTTINGHAM, JULIUS RIBITS, KAROLINA SHIMKO, YUKI TANNO, ELOISE TURNER, DOMINIC WALTERS, HENRY WILCZEK, AIDAN ZUMBOLO

SPECIAL THANKS TO VIOLIN CLASS ACCOMPANISTKYOKO TANNO

(ARR. DAVID ANDRUSS)

VIOLIN CONCERT B6:00 PM | GRAND HALL

ENGLISH CANON, TRADITIONAL ________________ VIDEO PRESENTATION

VIOLIN STUDENTS IN VIDEO MALLORY ANDERSON, GRACE AYENI, ANDY BECK, BRIAN BECK, ANDY BENDALY, BRENNA BONEK, EVELYN DONALDSON, ANDREW FERRERA, CHARLIE FLYNN, ELLIE GARCIA, RYLEN GRIESEMER, EMERY GUNN, LILA GUNN, MACKENZIE GUNN, ROSELYN HUNTER, ARIE JONES, JADA JONES, ARABELLA KIMBALL, ASHER KIRSLING, CHARLOTTE KLEIN, ETHYN KLEIN, PERPETUA MOREY, HAYDEN OWENS, JACK POWELL, HAZEL REYNOLDS, ISAAC RICHTER, KYNLEE WALKER, MAGGIE WEISS, LIAM WELTY, BRYNNA WONG

VIOLIN PLAYDOWNLA FOLIA FOR TWO VIOLIN, A.CORELLI (1653-1713) ARR. S.SUZUKI AND M. YASUDA

CONCERTO FOR TWO VIOLINS IN D MINOR, 1ST MOVEMENT, J.S. BACH (1685-1750)

CONCERTO A MINOR, 3RD MOVEMENT, A. VIVALDI (1678-1741), ARR. T.NACHÉZ AND M.YASUDA

CONCERTO NO.2 IN G MAJOR, 3RD MOVEMENT, F. SEITZ (1848-1918)

GAVOTTE, J. BECKER (1833-1884)

THEME FROM WITCHES’ DANCE, N. PAGANINI (1782-1840)

BOURRÉE, G.F. HANDEL (1685-1759)

MINUET, J.S. BACH (1685-1750)

MUSETTE, J.S. BACH (1685-1750)

ANDANTINO, S. SUZUKI (1898-1998)

ALLEGRO, S. SUZUKI (1898-1998)

O COME LITTLE CHILDREN, FOLK SONG

VIOLIN CONCERT B CONT.6:00 PM | GRAND HALL

VIOLIN PLAYDOWN CONT.

LIGHTLY ROW, FOLK SONG

ENGLISH CANON, TRADITIONAL, ARR DAVID ANDRUSS

TWINKLE VARIATION C, E, THEME, ARR. S. SUZUKI (1898-1998)

VIOLIN STUDENTSBECCA ALLEN, ANDY BECK, BRIAN BECK, BRENNA BONEK, DEXTER BUCKLEY, BRIA CURTIS, NOAH DAVIS, ANNABELLE FITZPATRICK, LORELEI FRALEY, FINNLEY GREENE, MARGOT HELFT, LILAH HERN, ELLIOT HUIBREGTSE-TRAENKLE, LÉO-PAUL PERRIN, LUCAS PERRIN, YUKI TANNO, KYNLEE WALKER, GEORGINA WILCZEK, AIDAN ZUMBOLO

SPECIAL THANKS TO VIOLIN CLASS ACCOMPANISTKYOKO TANNO

(ARR. DAVID ANDRUSS)

Margot began violin lessons in the ISA as a 5 year old, first studying with Rachel Gries. Margot’s mother was also a Suzuki kid and had sought out a Suzuki program. Margot has participated in the ISA Chamber Music Program and the Chamber Music Program at Chicago Suzuki Institute. She has been a member of the Indianapolis Youth Orchestra for the last 6 years and also the North Central Symphony Orchestra, most recently as concertmaster of both. She performed in last year’s ISO Side-by-Side program and has enjoyed playing in the pit orchestras for several musicals. Margot has earned academic honors such as National Merit Semifinalist and Rising Stars of Indiana and will graduate as her senior class salutatorian from North Central High School in May. She plans to study both violin performance and engineering next year. Margot credits her current teacher, Candida Wiley, with always providing a positive and energetic approach to lessons and an endless supply of clever coaching techniques.

Aidan began learning the violin as a second grader, through an eight-week enrichment program offered through his school. The Suzuki-based program was taught by Ms. Sarah, and when it ended, Aidan wanted to keep playing the violin. Through the years Aidan has played in the community with various ensemble groups with the ISA, attended summer institutes, and participated in the strings/orchestra program at Greenfield-Central. In the fall Aidan plans to study chemistry or chemical engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and to continue playing the violin in the student orchestra.

SENIOR TRIBUTES:MARGOT HELFT & AIDAN ZUMBOLO

Leadership Society ($5,000+)AnonymousLisa HeidKayak Pools

Impact Society ($1,000 - $4,999)Melissa Cavaghan & Paul HelftThe Curtis-Wilson FamilyJean-Daniel & Denise Huibregtse Traenkle

Friends ($250 - $999)Wayne C. BeckMatt & Janette BrownWilliam GrubbRylen’s FanclubPerrin FamilyMelissa Wong

Contributors ($249 and under)Laura Barcelo & Chris UlbrictBurt BeckBen & Sarah BeckSam & Carol BixlerJared & Stacy BuckleySarah BurkmanMisty CassadyLisa ChristensonHelen CurtisMichael DanielsBob Smith & Kristina DavisJocelyn DeckerChristy EdwardsLiz Efroymson & James BrooksValerie EngleDavid Murray & Hilary EppleyRodney FerrerAlessandra & Alexander FerreraFred & Nancy GarringerEileen GowinKevin & Rachel GriesJoyce Griesemer

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For gifts 6/1/2020 - 1/31/2021

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

YOUR GIFT MAKES AN IMPACT! Generous gifts from donors help our Suzuki community grow & thrive. Tuition alone does not cover the cost of a Suzuki Education.

Your gifts during this time have allowed our community to:

– Expand into 1,850 square feet of open concept group class teaching space on the 2nd floor

– Provide faculty with supplies and tools necessary to return to in-person lessons

– Cover the costs and technology needs associated with offering meaningful online-only instruction for families who elected that option

– Continue to regularly maintain instruments (pianos) donated to the academy

– Convert an old break room into a teaching studio on the first floor

– Maintain our first floor studio space with a new coat of paint and updates to the first floor bathrooms

Thank you so much for helping the ISA nurture beautiful character in every child through excellence in music.

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