THE LIS(Z)T - Seattle Symphony
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THE LIS(Z)T - Seattle Symphony
Seen & Heard @ the Seattle Symphony TH E L IS(Z) T In late June, Music Director Ludovic Morlot and his wife Ghizlane welcomed members of the Maestros Circle into their Capitol Hill home to mark the culmination of the 2012–2013 season and to look forward to the season ahead. This annual Maestros Circle celebration is an opportunity for the Seattle Symphony to thank major individual supporters. Ludovic Morlot spoke passionately about the Seattle Symphony’s commitment to young people and diverse communities, and the many strides the Symphony has made towards sharing the experience of live symphonic music with as broad an audience as possible. He also reflected on the artistic journey and growth that the orchestra is experiencing and looked ahead to the exciting 2013–2014 season and beyond. Members of the Maestros Circle play a central role in ensuring that the Seattle Symphony remains a world-class orchestra and continues to attract talented musicians and guest artists to the Puget Sound region. For more information on the Maestros Circle, please contact Senior Major Gift Officer Amy Studer at 206.215.4844 or amy.studer@seattlesymphony.org. 3 4 1 5 PHOTOS: 1. Board member Brian Marks and Ludovic Morlot 2. Paul Leach, Joan Watjen and Ned Laird 3. Ludovic Morlot, Barney Ebsworth and Rebecca Amato 4. Janet Ketcham and Ghizlane Morlot 5. Associate Conductor Stilian Kirov with Pat and Marcus Meier 2 Photos by Brandon Patoc Photography