THE SOCIAL SCENE
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The thunderous finale of Mahler’s "Titan" gave way to equally thunderous applause marking the end of The Pasadena Symphony’s season at the Civic Auditorium on Saturday,
May 12
th
.
In brief comments before the symphony a beaming Maestro Mester told the audience he has now completed his 20 th year of making music for Pasadena. He dedicated the performance to two major patrons: the Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts, and to Jet Propulsion Laboratories.
The Symphony and JPL are kindred spirits, the Maestro deadpanned, because we both work with Titan. (For JPL, of course, Titan is a moon.)
Patrons and board members mingled in the Gold Room during intermission and after the concert. Addressing that gathering, Board President Barbara Steinwedell looked forward to the next season, which, she said, promises to "stir your senses."
Dan Sinclair, Marna Sharpe, Board Member Gorik Hossepian, Michael Sharpe, and Theresa Sinclair
Anita Hossepian with staunch Symphony patroness Edith Roberts
Sally Clark, Board Members Bruce Blomstrom and Christopher C. Davidson,
Symphony President Barbara M. Steinwedell, Board Member Don Clark, and Bill Steinwedell
Dean Billman with
Kim and Bob Michero
First Violinist
Aroussiak Baltaian with Pasadena Arts Commission member Jerri Price
Beverly Tarr, Therese and Board Member Lee Mothershead, Advisory Board Member Millicent Reynolds, and Advisory Board Member Dr. John Tarr (who is former Symphony Board President)
Filed Sunday, May 15, 2005
Gordon McClure (whose wife is Board Member Priscilla) chats with
Board Member Gerri Lee Frye, Ph.D. and
her cousin, Benjamin Oberman
Ben and Robin Stafford (who is a Board Member), Ann Horton, Board Member
Diane C. Rankin, and Anne Blomstrom
For information about The Symphony's 2005-2006 Season, please click here .
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