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Strings

Violin I
Samuel Fordis,    Concertmaster
Benjamin Q. Brunt
Rossana Chung
Ryan Holman
Lydia Lu
Claude Naar
Lou Anne Rainey
Dan Salzinger
Seyed Safavynia
Karla Tievsky
Brian Wilson
Stephanie Zaza

Violin II
Susie McKenney-Hines,
   Principal
Tia Bohannon
Jennifer Bull
Evelyn Champion
Deborah Geering
Katherine Jenkins
Suzanne Ouellette

Viola
Eric Evans, Principal
Mary McCoy
Toni McGarey
Martha Oceguera
Millie Tucker
Kathy Wellman

Cello
Ruth Einstein, Principal
Christa Benoit-Fey
Megan Hallam
Daniel Klein
Virginia Lehman
Kim Ong
Gianmarco Pugliese

Bass
Peter Hildebrandt, Principal
Phillip Schoeller
Stephen Ward


Woodwinds

Flute/Piccolo
Maureen Hein, Principal
Kathy Farmer
Lisa Mahoney

Oboe/English Horn
Rita Lollar, Principal
Jennifer Marrack Cohen
Christine Gandy

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

Trombone
Dwight Klappich, Principal
Matthew Segars
Al Stark
Jimmy West

Tuba
Charlton Templeton,    Principal


Percussion

Mike Del Campo, Principal
Chris Childs

Timpani
Jennifer Mautz, Principal

Piano
Etsuko Tomeda

Harp
Julie Albertson


Staff

Music Director
Philip Rice

Concertmaster
Samuel Fordis

Personnel Manager
Elizabeth Demaree

Music Coordinator
Deborah Geering

Librarian
Mary Ann Kelley

Corresponding Secretaries
Tia Bohannon
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
Brett Cotter

Oboe/English Horn

Rita Lollar, Principal
Rita Lollar, Principal Rita Lollar has been the Principal Oboist for The Georgia Philharmonic from 1985 with its predecessor organization, Orchestra Atlanta, to the present time. She was a soloist with Orchestra Atlanta in 1999 and the recipient of the Lee Conn Memorial Award in 2000. She earned her Bachelor of Music Education at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and a Master of Music from the Cincinnati Conservatory. Mrs. Lollar is a Music Teacher. She is married and has two children.

 
 
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