Strings Violin I Benjamin Q. Brunt Rossana Chung Donte Davis Ryan Holman Arthur Holst Lydia Lu Lou Anne Rainey Dan Salzinger Karla Tievsky Brian Wilson Stephanie Zaza Violin II Katherine Jenkins,    Principal Tia Bohannon Evelyn Champion Barbara Collianni Deborah Geering Daniel Liu Susie McKenney-Hines Suzanne Ouellette Kurt Siegart Josepha Winter Viola Eric Evans, Principal Mary McCoy Toni McGarey Janee Minnick Martha Oceguera Millie Tucker Kathy Wellman Cello Ruth Einstein, Principal Christa Benoit-Fey Megan Hallam Rachel Halverson Daniel Klein Kim Ong Bass Peter Hildebrandt, Principal David Levine Phillip Schoeller Stephen Ward Woodwinds Flute/Piccolo Maureen Hein, Principal Kathy Farmer Lisa Mahoney Oboe/English Horn Christine Gandy, Principal Jennifer Marrack Cohen Clarinet Diane Hargreaves, Principal Michael Moore Bassoon Jim Jackson, Principal John Lenahan Brass French Horn Mandy Tinsley, Principal Elizabeth Demaree Jason Dunn Leslie Ann Dunn Trumpet Carl McCurdy, Principal Geoff Gay Jacques Minjauw Trombone Dwight Klappich, Principal Al Stark Tuba Charlton Templeton,    Principal Percussion Mike Del Campo, Principal Chris Childs Dennis Demaree Timpani Jennifer Mautz, Principal Piano Etsuko Tomeda Harp Julie Albertson Staff Concertmaster (open) Personnel Manager Elizabeth Demaree (acting) Music Coordinator Deborah Geering Librarian Mary Ann Kelley Corresponding Secretaries Millie Tucker Antoinette McGarey Northside Coordinator Maureen Hein Website Designer Peter Hildebrandt Web Site Photography Ümit Yüksel John Robson Elizabeth Demaree Megan Hallam Thear Kirk Fraley Webmasters Gianmarco Pugliese Megan Hallam Database Administrator Jeri Molintas Stage Manager Shawn Cotter Our History 1984 to Present The Georgia Philharmonic was originally founded as the Sandy Springs Chamber Orchestra in 1984, had 42 members and a music director, all volunteering their time and talents. In 1993, two decisions shaped the future of the orchestra. The orchestra relocated to a new permanent home in the Roswell Municipal Auditorium in North Fulton County and later that year, was re-named as Orchestra Atlanta. At that time, Philip Rice took up the baton and guided the orchestra to new heights of musicianship. 2001 was a pivotal year for the orchestra. An administrative struggle at the board level was threatening to change the nature of the orchestra from the traditional classical repertoire. The artistic direction of the orchestra was in question, and the membership and its conductor voted to leave the board of Orchestra Atlanta. The 60-some musicians voted to create their own board and re-incorporated, now using the name Georgia Philharmonic, still pledged to perform the highest caliber of music for the entire community. Our Mission From the Board of Directors Georgia Philharmonic is a philharmonic in the truest sense of the word: local musicians unite and perform out of their love of music. In doing so, our artists create classical music experiences that not only rival those of professional orchestras, but also delight and inspire audience members. Enthusiasts become repeat patrons, volunteers, and donors. Serving the communities of northern metropolitan Atlanta with cultural enhancement and education is our goal. Sharing our love and appreciation of fine music is our passion. Board of Directors Georgia Philharmonic Megan Hallam, President Elizabeth Demaree, Vice President Eric Evans, Treasurer Lou Anne Rainey, Recording Secretary Gerard Delaney and Maki Delaney, Community Representatives/     Guild Co-Presidents Elizabeth Demaree, Personnel Manager (acting) Dennis Demaree, Development Jennifer Mautz, Past President Millie Tucker, Corespondance Secretary Antoinette McGarey, Corespondance Secretary Jim West, Member at Large (open), Logistics Chair (open), String Representative Diane Hargreaves, Brass/Percussion/Woodwind Representative
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