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Check this page regularly for a detailed day-by-day Conference schedule from your perspective as an orchestra volunteer, including networking opportunities and sessions geared specifically to you. Remember, volunteers once again qualify for the special $100 discount off registration fees!
Items with an asterisk (*) indicate advance registration and/or additional fee required.
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Wednesday, May 31
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7:00am- 6:00pm |
Delegate Lounge Open Innovation Stations in the Delegate Lounge sponsored by BMI |
Choose from six Orchestra Leadership Academy seminars, including:
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8:00am- 1:00pm San Fernando Lobby Level |
Volunteer Seminar: The Right Person for the Right Job* Learn to assess the skills and capacities of your volunteer force, and deploy the right people in the right jobs. |
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1:15pm- 2:00pm San Jose Level 2 |
Conference Kick-Off: Lights, Camera, Action! Meet the Volunteer Council and learn how to get the most out of your Conference experience. You’ll also meet and greet other volunteer delegates. Volunteer activities sponsored by the Volunteer Sustainers |
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2:15pm- 3:30pm San Jose Level 2 |
Networking in the Fast Lane Get to know your fellow delegates at discussions on topics that are central to all volunteer groups.
| Choose from six Orchestra Toolbox sessions, including:
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4:00pm- 5:30pm Santa Anita B/C Lobby Level |
Best Practices in Successful Partnerships Forging relationships with people inside and organizations outside of your orchestra is key to building support and reaching new constituencies. In this Toolbox session, you will identify the principles that characterize outstanding partnerships, and find out what works and what doesn’t. Share your own experiences and ideas, too, at roundtable discussions. Speakers |
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5:45pm- 7:45pm |
Dine-Arounds Make new friends and enjoy Los Angeles’ fine downtown restaurants at the Dine-Arounds on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Sign-up sheets will be on the bulletin board next to the Registration Area all day on Wednesday and Thursday. Sign up for the restaurant or group that appeals to you, then meet in the hotel lobby at the time specified on the form. Dine-Arounds are dutch — pay your own way. |
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6:45pm Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Los Angeles Philharmonic Pre-Concert Discussion Esa-Pekka Salonen, music director, and Deborah Borda, president and CEO, discuss the evening’s program. |
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8:00pm Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Los Angeles Philharmonic Concert* Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor Hila Plitmann, soprano Cyndia Sieden, soprano
Sibelius: Pohjola’s Daughter Salonen: Wing on Wing Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring |
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10:00pm Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Tune-Up Party* Mingle with colleagues and friends at the Tune-Up Party, hosted by the Los Angeles Philharmonic. |
Thursday, June 1
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8:30am- 11:45am Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Opening Session Young Musicians Foundation Debut Orchestra Sean Newhouse, conducting works by Diamond and Childs
Welcome Henry Fogel, president and CEO, American Symphony Orchestra League Deborah Borda, president and CEO, Los Angeles Philharmonic Jerrold L. Eberhardt, chairman, Los Angeles Philharmonic Antonio R. Villaraigosa, mayor, City of Los Angeles
Gold Baton Award John Williams, composer and conductor
Orchestras in the Wider World – Voices that Matter Consider the crucial currents shaping our environment through a stimulating roundtable discussion with NYC Commissioner of Cultural Affairs Kate D. Levin, composer Daniel Bernard Roumain, music critic Justin Davidson, and former Disney creative executive Barry Braverman, moderated by Russell Willis Taylor, president and CEO of National Arts Strategies.
New Visions for New Times In conversation with Justin Davidson, Esa-Pekka Salonen, music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, discusses his vision for the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and how it embodies the Conference theme.
Keynote Address Iconoclastic opera and theater director Peter Sellars will challenge orchestras to reconsider their role in today’s world.
Sponsored by Classical Movements Inc.
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12:15pm- 1:45pm Avalon Level 3 |
Volunteer Networking Lunch and Keynote Address: SYMPHONIC HOLLYWOOD!* Richard Kaufman, principal pops conductor of the Pacific Symphony, the Florida Orchestra, and Dallas Symphony Orchestra, discusses the value of film music to orchestras.
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2:00pm- 3:30pm Emerald Bay Level 3 |
And the Gold Award Goes to… Come see—and hear—about this year’s best of the best in Fund-raising, Membership, Audience Development, and Education projects. You’ll also have the opportunity to get more details on your favorites.
| Choose from seven Toolbox sessions, including two especially for orchestra volunteers:
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4:00pm- 5:30pm Beaudry A Lobby Level
Emerald Bay Level 3 |
So You’re Directing the Show… Discuss leadership techniques to make your presidency satisfying for you and successful for your volunteer organization, with Volunteer Council President Pam Weaver, President-Elect Lois Margolin, and Past President Sunny Lungren.
And the Excellence in Innovation Award Goes to... Join Gigi Leffler and members of The Symphony Guild of Charlotte, Inc. as they share their process to assess and stabilize volunteer activities. |
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6:30pm Zipper Concert Hall |
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Concert* Zipper Concert Hall, 200 South Grand Avenue Jeffrey Kahane, conductor and piano
Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 15 in B-flat major, K. 450 Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 22 in E-flat major, K. 482 |
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8:00pm
off-site |
Dine-Arounds (See Wednesday at 5:45pm)
National Friends of the League Dinner (By invitation only) Recognizing donors to the League’s Annual Fund of $600 or more. |
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11:00pm Hollywood Level 3 |
Gone, But Not Forgotten II Back by popular demand. League president and CEO Henry Fogel hosts this lively reminiscence of bygone days with venerable guests. |
Friday, June 2
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7:30am- 8:45am
Emerald Bay Level 3
Avalon Level 3
Hollywood Level 3 |
The Breakfast Club – Volunteer Networking Breakfast* Enjoy a plated breakfast with delegates from similar-sized orchestras, and share your challenges and successes.
Orchestra Meeting Groups 1and 2
Orchestra Meeting Groups 3 and 4
Orchestra Meeting Groups 5 through 8 | Choose from the following sessions:
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9:00am- 10:15am Emerald Bay Level 3
Avalon Level 3 |
Show Me the Money Learn the FUNdamentals of fund raising. Develop, replicate, and enhance your current and future projects for maximum results.
Pay It Forward Discover strategies for building a cohesive volunteer community and engaging your membership. |
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10:30am- 11:45am Emerald Bay Level 3 |
Introducing the Stars of the Silver Awards… Looking for a new project? Does your event just need “tweaking”? At these interactive roundtables, Silver Award winners will energize your thinking about successful projects in Audience Development, Education, Membership, and Service. |
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12:00pm- 1:30pm San Jose/ San Diego Level 2 |
Conference Luncheon* Sponsored by Artsmarketing Services, Inc. |
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1:45pm- 3:00pm Avalon Level 3 |
I Wanna Be a Producer Take home the tools you need to empower your group to raise the big bucks. Dolores Barzune, former President of AMSOV and the Dallas Symphony Association, and a renowned expert on fund raising, will answer your questions and stimulate your ambitions! |
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3:15pm- 4:30pm Emerald Bay Level 3 |
Meet the Silver Stars of Fund Raising Whether your group is large or small, there are ideas here for everyone. Join these roundtables, think out of the box, and learn all you can about these exciting Silver Award-winning fund-raising projects. |
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4:45pm- 7:15pm San Jose/ San Diego Level 2 |
Awards Celebration and Reception Celebrate the field's achievements. Reception sponsored by ASCAP |
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8:00pm Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Pacific Symphony Concert* Carl St. Clair, conductor Evelyn Glennie, percussion Min Xiao-Fen, pipa Xu Ke, erhu Raymond Kobler, violin Timothy Landauer, cello Cynthia Haymon-Coleman, soprano Kevin Dead, bass Paul Smith Singers
Zhou Long: Two Poems from T’ang Kevin Puts: Concerto for Percussion Gershwin (Arr. Bennett): Selections from Porgy and Bess |
Saturday and Sunday, June 3 and 4
Enjoy L.A. – Consider extending your stay to take advantage of all the city has to offer.*
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with exciting innovations in the orchestra field. |
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