Genre: Classical
Sound description: Big city orchestra at little city prices
Formed: 1988
City: Irving, TX
The New Philharmonic Orchestra of Irving is a full-size community orchestra comprised of musicians from Irving and the surrounding areas, most of whom have performed together for several years.
The members formed the orchestra in the summer of 1988 as an expression of their commitment to preserving the longstanding tradition of superior quality orchestral performance in Irving. The New Philharmonic continues to offer the community a variety of enjoyable and traditional symphonic compositions, as well as popular pieces from film and stage.
Through involvement in local service projects, the orchestra enriches the cultural life of the community it serves. The New Philharmonic Orchestra of Irving and its members truly exemplify the orchestra's name.
Information from the Orchestra's site
Musicians
- Richard Giangiulio: conductor, music director
- Adrian Demian: violin
- Annette Sudhof: violin
- Sue Dolezal: violin
- Jerry Findley: violin
- John Schindler: violin
- Anne Stone: violin
- Marinda Bennion: violin
- Helen Chalmers: violin
- Virginia Abdo: violin
- Deborah Bryant: violin
- Rudi Chakrabarty: violin
- Diane Dillard: violin
- Marty Findley: violin
- David Gardner: violin
- Marla Maletic: violin
- Mika Markkanen: violin
- Desiree Ruff: violin
- Brigitte Villalobos: violin
- Mark Roberson: viola
- Junko Kuno: viola
- Susan Baylor: viola
- Mark Bryant: viola
- Chris Gulley: viola
- Diane Houghton: viola
- Jane Kent: viola
- Edwin Norris: viola
- Nadine Slovak: viola
- Laura Loves: cello
- Gerald Bachorowski: cello
- Gretchen Cabrera: cello
- Betty Cox: cello
- Donald Crosby: cello
- Larry Horner: cello
- Jeff Raymond: cello
- Susan Scheib: cello
- Paul Wilks: cello
- Dave Brown: double bass
- Justin Brown: double bass
- Janice Spooner: flute
- Cheryl Stewart: flute, piccolo
- Lisa Book: flute
- Catherine Barr: oboe
- Bob Gent: english horn, oboe
- Jennifer Fritz: oboe
- John Wheeler: clarinet
- Janet Young: clarinet
- Vincent Rodriguez: bass clarinet
- Sue Wilson: bassoon
- Terry Ruthruff: bassoon
- Jay Whitten: french horn
- Jay Sewell: french horn
- Ralph Wilson: french horn
- Paul Allman: french horn
- Phil Silvernail: french horn
- Tom Connely: trumpet
- Raphi Giangiulio: trumpet
- Jim Roach: trumpet
- Glen Hummel: trumpet
- Darrell Hoffman: trombone
- Michael Medrick: trombone
- Howard Scheib: bass trombone
- Bill Cooksey: tuba
- Alan Smith: timpani
- Jay Majernik: percussion
- Lane Harder: percussion
- Graeme Francis: percussion
- Naoko Stromberg: harp
- Yurie Iwasaki: piano
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