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 Trumpet Carl McCurdy, Principal Dr. Carl McCurdy is a Family Physician in Jasper and a graduate of Shorter College and the University of Alabama School of Medicine. He is currently a member of the Rome Symphony and the Roman Festival Brass, and has played with many area ensembles including the Chattanooga Jericho Brass, the Georgia Brass, the Atlanta Wind Symphony and the Atlanta Community Symphony Orchestra. He was also Principal Trumpet of Orchestra Atlanta. His wife Melanie (keyboards) and son William (Horn) have performed with Orchestra Atlanta and the Georgia Philharmonic. Jacques Minjauw Jacques Minjauw studied trumpet, music theory, history and transposition at the Royal Music Conservatory in Ghent, Belgium. After graduating in 1975, he was teaching music education for several years and performing with a band in Western Europe until he moved to Atlanta in 1978. In 1981 he enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences at Georgia State University where he played in the Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band and Wind Ensemble. He studied trumpet with John Head (principal trumpet with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra at the time) and took conducting classes from Dr. Steven Winick. Since graduating from GSU with a Bachelor in Music in 1983, Jacques has enjoyed performing across the South-East with several bands, ensembles and orchestras.
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