Major support for Lincoln Center’s American Songbook is provided by Fisher Brothers, In Memory ofRichard L. Fisher; and Amy & Joseph Perella.

Wine generously donated by William Hill Estate Winery, Official Wine of Lincoln Center.

Thursday Evening, February 13, 2014, at 8:30

The Songs of Henry Krieger

with Erin Davie, Charity Dawson, Darius de Haas,Joshua Henry, Matthew Hydzik, Rebecca Luker, Emily Padgett, Alice Ripley, Keala Settle, andLillias White

Andy Einhorn, Musical Director and PianoDan Willis, ReedsKenny Lavender, TrumpetKeith O’Quinn, TromboneMichael Aarons, GuitarMark Vanderpoel, BassRich Rosenzweig, Drums

This evening’s program is approximately 75 minutes long and will be performedwithout intermission.

Steinway PianoThe Allen RoomJazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall

Please make certain your cellular phone,pager, or watch alarm is switched off.

This performance is made possible in part by the Josie Robertson Fund for Lincoln Center.

Sponsored by Prudential Investment Management

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Additional support for Lincoln Center’s AmericanSongbook is provided by The Brown Foundation, Inc.,of Houston, The DuBose and Dorothy HeywardMemorial Fund, The Shubert Foundation, Jill andIrwin Cohen, The G & A Foundation, Inc., GreatPerformers Circle, Chairman’s Council, and Friendsof Lincoln Center.

Endowment support is provided by Bank of America.

Public support is provided by the New York StateCouncil on the Arts.

Artist catering is provided by Zabar’s andZabars.com.

MetLife is the National Sponsor of Lincoln Center.

Movado is an Official Sponsor of Lincoln Center.

United Airlines is the Official Airline of LincolnCenter.

WABC-TV is the Official Broadcast Partner ofLincoln Center.

William Hill Estate Winery is the Official Wine ofLincoln Center.

Upcoming American Songbook Eventsin The Allen Room:

Friday Evening, February 14, at 8:30Beth Orton

Saturday Evening, February 15, at 7:30 and 9:30Jonathan Groff

Wednesday Evening, February 19, at 8:30Marty Stuart & Connie Smith

Thursday Evening, February 20, at 7:30 and 9:30Portraits of Joni: Jessica Molaskey Sings Joni Mitchell

Friday Evening, February 21, at 8:30Aoife O’Donovan

Saturday Evening, February 22, at 8:30Ann Harada

Wednesday Evening, March 5, at 8:30Taylor Mac’s 24-Decade History of PopularMusic: The 1920s

Thursday Evening, March 6, at 8:30Deer Tick (limited availability)

Friday Evening, March 7, at 7:30 and 9:30Jim Caruso’s Cast Party Goes to the Movieswith Billy Stritch, featuring Marilyn Maye, Jane Monheit, Christina Bianco, & Jeffry Denman

Saturday Evening, March 8, at 8:30Norm Lewis (limited availability)

The Allen Room is located in Jazz at LincolnCenter’s Frederick P. Rose Hall.

For tickets, call (212) 721-6500 or visitAmericanSongbook.org. Call the Lincoln CenterInfo Request Line at (212) 875-5766 or visitAmericanSongbook.org for complete program information.

Join the conversation: #LCSongbook

We would like to remind you that the sound of coughing and rustling paper might distract the performers and your fellow audience members.

In consideration of the performing artists and members of the audience, those who must leavebefore the end of the performance are asked to do so between pieces. The taking of photographsand the use of recording equipment are not allowed in the building.

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Henry KriegerA native son of New York, Henry Krieger’smusical education began while listening tothe strains of Chopin and Liszt flowingfrom his parents’ phonograph. As timewent by, his tastes moved into a moremodern idiom through exposure to themusic of great R&B artists such as FatsWaller, Ray Charles, Jackie Wilson, and theDrifters. As a young adult he accompaniedhis parents to Broadway musicals, wherethe show-stopping production numbersmade an indelible impression on him. Hisgrade school in Scarborough, equippedwith a theater similar to the original HelenHayes Theatre, reinforced his interest inthe dramatic arts, and he later continuedhis creative and liberal arts education atAmerican University in Washington, D.C.

While still in his 20s, Mr. Krieger begancomposing for Off-Off-Broadway, whichled to his meeting playwright/lyricist TomEyen. Together with director/choreographerMichael Bennett, they created the long-running Broadway hit musical Dreamgirls,which opened to rave reviews at the Imper -ial Theatre on December 20, 1981. Dream -girls won six Tony Awards and Mr. Kriegerwas nominated for his now legendaryscore, for which he won a Grammy Awardfor Best Original Cast Album. Dreamgirlsgenerated new success with new audi-ences as a Dreamworks film directed by BillCondon. The film was nominated for eightAcademy Awards, including three nomina-tions for Mr. Krieger for “Love You I Do,”“Listen,” and “Patience.” He received aGrammy Award for “Love You I Do.”

In December 1983 Mr. Krieger’s musicalThe Tap Dance Kid opened at the Broad -hurst Theatre on Broadway, winning twoTony Awards. His next Broadway musical,Side Show, with book and lyrics by BillRussell, opened at the Richard RodgersTheatre in November 1997. Side Showreceived four Tony nominations, includingBest Score. A reimagining of Side Show,directed by Condon, premiered at La JollaPlayhouse last November and will play theKennedy Center’s Eisenhower Theater inJune 2014.

Erin DavieErin Davie’s Broadway roles include RosaBud in The Mystery of Edwin Drood,Countess Charlotte Malcolm in A LittleNight Music, Young Little Edie in GreyGardens (Theatre World Award forOutstanding Broadway Debut), and NikiHarris in Curtains. Off-Broadway she hasappeared in The Glorious Ones (LincolnCenter Theater) and Applause (Encores!).She has toured with Swing!, The Music ofAndrew Lloyd Webber, and Guys andDolls. Ms. Davie’s regional theater creditsinclude Side Show at La Jolla Playhouse, ATime to Kill at Arena Stage, Sunday in thePark with George at St. Louis Rep,Carousel at Goodspeed, 90 Years of MUNYMagic, Camelot, The Apple Tree, Jekyll &Hyde, and The Student Prince. She can beheard on the cast albums for GreyGardens, A Little Night Music revival, andThe Glorious Ones. Her television creditsinclude Orange Is the New Black, Law &Order, and The Good Wife.

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Charity Dawson Charity Dawson has returned to New Yorkafter playing the role of Effie White in thenational and international tours of Dream -girls. She was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, butlater relocated to Detroit, Michigan, whereshe began performing with her family inchurch. She attended the Detroit School ofthe Arts, where her love for storytelling wassparked. That love brought her to New Yorkin 2003 to further her studies in musical the-ater at the American Musical and DramaticAcademy, and she began performing pro-fessionally immediately after graduating.Ms. Dawson can currently be seen at St.Luke’s Theatre playing disco diva LavoraVerona in the new Off-Broadway musicalDisaster! Among her other credits are TheColor Purple (Church Lady/Darlene), The Wiz(Evillene), the title role in Aida, SmokeyJoe’s Cafe, and George Faison’s If This HatCould Talk (Billie Holiday).

Darius de HaasDarius de Haas was part of the originalBroadway productions of Kiss of the SpiderWoman, Carousel (revival), Rent, The Gersh -wins’ Fascinating Rhythm, Marie Christine,and the 20th-anniversary concerts ofDreamgirls and Hair. Notable Off-Broadway,regional, touring, and premiere creditsinclude his Obie Award–winning perfor-mance in Running Man, Once on This Island(first national tour), the John Adams opera IWas Looking at the Ceiling and Then I Sawthe Sky, Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar

GOSPEL at the Alliance Theatre, and Cain inStephen Schwartz’s Children of Eden. Hemade his Carnegie Hall debut with theCincinnati Pops Orchestra, and he has per-formed in two concert tributes featuring themusic of Billy Strayhorn and Stevie Wonderfor Lincoln Center’s Ameri can Songbookseries. Mr. de Haas has performed,recorded, and/or toured with Elvis Costello,Debbie Harry, Marvin Hamlisch, RobertaFlack, and Vanessa Williams. His televisioncredits include My Favorite Broad way: TheLove Songs, The View, Good MorningAmerica, Today, and A&E’s PrivateSessions. He appears on soundtracks forthe films Anastasia, Martin & Orloff, andChicago, and his solo releases include DayDream: Variations on Strayhorn and QuietPlease with pianist Steven Blier. Learnmore at dariusdehaas.com.

Joshua HenryJoshua Henry is a dynamic performer whofills the stage with his presence and capti-vating voice. A graduate of the University ofMiami, he made his acting debut in thePaper Mill Playhouse production of God -spell in 2006. His star quickly rose as hejoined the cast of In the Heights onBroadway and won a Drama Desk Award aspart of the Outstanding Ensemble Perform -ance. In 2010 Mr. Henry was nominated fora Tony Award for his portrayal of HaywoodPatterson in The Scottsboro Boys. He hasalso performed on Broadway in AmericanIdiot and in the Tony Award–winning revivalof The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess. LastJuly, Mr. Henry gave a critically lauded per-formance in Violet at New York City Center.Most recently he filmed season seven ofLifetime’s hit drama series Army Wives,portraying Corporal Quincy Montclair. He

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reprises his role of Flick this spring in Violeton Broadway at the American AirlinesTheatre. Mr. Henry is also a composer andsolo artist.

Matthew HydzikMatthew Hydzik was most recently seenon stage as Buddy Foster in La JollaPlayhouse’s reimagining of Side Show, andas Nick Hurley in the world premiere tour ofFlashdance—The Musical. His Broad waycredits include Tony in West Side Story andKenickie in Grease. Mr. Hydzik was intro-duced to Henry Krieger’s music 13 yearsago, in a college production of Side Show atPenn State University, leading to other per-formances and a valued friendship.

Rebecca LukerRebecca Luker most recently starred inRodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella asthe Fairy Godmother. Before that shestarred in the world premiere of MauryYeston’s Death Takes a Holiday for theRoundabout Theatre Company. OtherBroad way credits include Mary Poppins(Tony nomination), Nine, The Music Man(Drama Desk and Outer Critics CircleAward nominations), The Sound of Music(Outer Critics Circle nomination), Showboat(Tony nomination), The Secret Garden(Drama Desk nomination), The Phantom

of the Opera, X (The Life and Times ofMalcolm X), and Brigadoon for New YorkCity Opera. Off-Broadway she hasappeared in Indian Blood (Primary Stages),Can’t Let Go (Keen Company), and TheVagina Monologues. Ms. Luker has per-formed at Carnegie Hall, the Library ofCongress, and the White House, and shemade her New York City concert debut atLincoln Center’s American Songbook in2005. Her television credits includeBoardwalk Empire, The Good Wife, Law &Order: SVU, the CBS television movieCupid & Cate, and several PBS specials.She has recorded I Got Love, GreenwichTime, and Leaving Home for PS Classics,as well as Anything Goes: Rebecca LukerSings Cole Porter for Fynsworth Alley. Bornand raised in Birmingham, Alabama, Ms.Luker resides in New York City with herhusband, actor Danny Burstein, and herstepsons, Alex and Zach.

Emily PadgettEmily Padgett has appeared on Broadwayin Rock of Ages (Sherrie), Legally Blonde,and Grease. Her national tours includeFlashdance—The Musical (Alex), Grease(Sandy), and Cats. Among her regionalcredits are the recent La Jolla Playhouseproduction of Side Show (Daisy Hilton) andWhite Noise: A Cautionary Musical (Eden)at Chicago’s Royal George Theatre. Shehas performed in the New York workshopsof Diner, Peter and I, and Beyond theMusic. Her television credits include Louieand America’s Got Talent.

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Alice RipleyAlice Ripley made her Broadway debut in1992 in The Who’s Tommy. Since then, shehas appeared in six original Broadwaycasts, earning Tony and Drama Desk nomi-nations for her work in Side Show and win-ning a 2009 Best Actress in a Musical TonyAward for her portrayal of Diana Goodmanin the Pulitzer Prize–winning Next toNormal. In the last year Ms. Ripleyappeared as Margaret White in Carrie, asherself in the final episode of 30 Rock, asCaroline Weldon in the award-winning filmIsn’t It Delicious, as Bev/Kathy in ClybournePark at the Long Wharf Theatre, and asMary Todd Lincoln/Lewis Payne in PaulaVogel’s Civil War Christmas. She justwrapped shooting the indie film Muckland,and this summer she will begin shootingthe feature film SUGAR. She has beenworking with mixed media on giant and minicanvases and recently launched RIPLEY-CANVAS. Along with four original Broadwaycast recordings and countless guest trackson compilation CDs and demos, Ms. Ripleyis an accomplished songwriter/musicianand has released three albums of her ownmusic. New York’s 54 Below is home to herclub act Ripley Reflects. Learn more ataliceripley.bandcamp.com.

Keala SettleKeala Settle received a 2013 Tony Awardnomination for her portrayal of NormaValverde in Hands on a Hardbody on

Broadway. Her performance also garneredDrama Desk and Outer Critics Circle nomi-nations and a Theatre World Award. OtherBroadway and New York credits includePriscilla Queen of the Desert and Violet(Encores!). She has performed in thenational tours of South Pacific (Bloody Mary)and Hairspray (Tracy Turnblad). Sheappeared as the Fortune Teller in Side Showat La Jolla Playhouse and recently playedthe Narrator in Joseph and the AmazingTechnicolor Dreamcoat at Ogunquit Play -house. She appeared on television in TheBig C. She will play Madame Thénardier inLes Misérables later this spring.

Lillias WhiteOn Broadway, Lillias White has performed inBarnum as Joice Heth, in Dreamgirls asEffie Melody White, in Cats as Grizabella, inChicago as Mama Morton, and in Once onThis Island as Asaka. As Sonja in CyColeman and Ira Gasman’s The Life, Ms.White was awarded the “quadruple crown”of Broadway honors: the Outer CriticsCircle, Drama Desk, Friends of New YorkTheatre, and Tony awards for Best FeaturedActress in a Musical. Her most recentBroadway turn was as Funmilayo AnikulapoKuti in Fela!, for which she received a Tonynomination. Her many fans have alsoenjoyed her Off- and Off-Off-Broadway inCrowns at Second Stage (AUDELCOAward), Romance in Hard Times at thePublic Theater (Obie Award), Nativity atRiverside Church, and The Princess and theBlack-Eyed Pea for AMAS Musical Theatre.Ms. White’s film credits include Pieces ofApril, Game 6, and Disney’s Hercules. Shewas featured on Sesame Street for four sea-sons as Lillian Edwards (Emmy Award). She

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has performed cabaret acts at LincolnCenter’s American Songbook, the KennedyCenter, San Francisco’s Venetian Room, theApollo, Feinstein’s, and Carnegie Hall. Mostrecently, Ms. White appeared in JoeTurner’s Come and Gone at the Mark TaperForum in Los Angeles.

Andy EinhornAndy Einhorn (musical director and piano)most recently music directed and conductedthe new Broadway production of Rodgersand Hammerstein’s Cinderella. OtherBroadway credits include the revival of Evita,Brief Encounter, The Light in the Piazza, andSondheim on Sondheim (Grammy nomina-tion). He will serve as musical director andconductor for the world premiere of WoodyAllen’s Bullets over Broadway, which beginspreviews in March. Mr. Einhorn’s tour creditsinclude Sweeney Todd, The Light in thePiazza, Mamma Mia!, and The Lion King. Hehas worked at the Public Theater, Good -speed Opera House, Signature Theatre,Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and Paper MillPlayhouse. He served as principal vocalcoach and pianist for Houston Grand Opera’sAn Evening with Audra McDonald, a double-bill of Poulenc’s La voix humaine andLaChiusa’s Send. He has served as musicaldirector and pianist for McDonald since2011, performing with the Philadel phiaOrchestra and San Francisco Symphonyand at Carnegie Hall. He has also musicdirected for Barbara Cook at Fein stein’s andToronto’s Royal Conserva tory of Music. Mr.Einhorn’s recordings include the cast albumfor Stage Door Can teen and McDonald’snewest release, Go Back Home. He servedas the music supervisor for the GreatPerformances special Broadway Musicals: AJewish Legacy on PBS and as music director

for the HBO documentary Six by Sondheim.He is pleased to continue his collaborationwith Henry Krieger and is grateful to thiswonderful group of performers and musi-cians. Mr. Einhorn is an honors graduate ofRice University.

Dan WillisDan Willis (reeds) is one of New York City’smost active and versatile woodwind special-ists. His fifth CD, The Satie Project II(Daywood Drive Records), was in the run-ning for two Grammy Awards (Best JazzInstrumental and Best Engineered Album).Mr. Willis has been a regular addition to theNew Jersey Symphony Orchestra, New YorkPops, New York Philharmonic, New York CityBallet Orchestra, and Brooklyn Philharmonic.He has performed in 18 Broadway shows,including the Tony Award–winning KinkyBoots. He has toured worldwide withMichael Brecker’s Quindectet, the BirdlandBig Band, Don Henley, Liza Minnelli, andWynton Marsalis and the Jazz at LincolnCenter Jazz Orchestra, as well as serving asarranger for Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. Mr.Willis is a member of the Roland VazquezBand and the Grammy-nominated JohnHollenbeck Large Ensemble, and a frequentcollaborator on the Baby Einstein musiceducation series. He can be heard on count-less jingles, soundtracks, and recordings,including the cast albums for West SideStory, The Book of Mormon, and KinkyBoots. Mr. Willis is a graduate of theEastman School of Music.

Kenny LavenderBorn and raised in Dallas, Kenny Lavender(trumpet) studied at Indiana University andat the University of North Florida, where hebegan working for artists like Aretha Franklinand the Manhattan Transfer. He has playedwith Clark Terry, Jimmy and Percy Heath,Jon Faddis, Dave Holland, Slide Hampton,Nicholas Payton, and Dave Brubeck.Musical credits include The Music Man,Oklahoma!, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The

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Drowsy Chaperone, A Chorus Line, Gypsy,In the Heights, West Side Story, the RadioCity Christmas Spectacular, Newsies, NiceWork If You Can Get It, Jesus ChristSuperstar, Motown, and The Book ofMormon. Mr. Lavender has performed withFrankie Valli, Peter Cetera, the Four Tops,the Temptations, Steve and Eydie, JohnnyMathis, Frankie Negron, and Josh Groban.He received his master’s degree in jazz per-formance and composition from QueensCollege in 2012, where he earned the pres-tigious Michael Feinstein Award. Mr.Lavender’s first album, Conscious Journey,by the Kenny Lavender Big Band, featureshis own compositions and arrangements.

Keith O’QuinnKeith O’Quinn (trombone) has served astrombonist for 22 Broadway musicals. Hehas toured with Buddy Rich, MaynardFerguson, Lionel Hampton, Chuck Man -gione, Louie Bellson, Gerry Mulligan, FrankSinatra, Liza Minnelli, Dizzy Gillespie, BobMintzer, Maria Schneider, and BarbraStreisand. His recording credits includeRich, Mangione, Bellson, Mulligan, Mintzer,Schneider, Streisand, Tony Bennett, CharlesMingus, Joe Henderson, Phil Woods,Michel Legrand, Audra McDonald, JohnScofield, Barry Manilow, David Byrne,Michael Jackson, Linda Eder, ArethaFranklin, Gladys Knight, Philip Glass, MariahCarey, Burt Bacharach, Ricky Martin, DaveGrusin, Sinead O’Connor, Jim Hall, GeorgeBenson, James Galway, Earl Klugh, EumirDeodato, and many others. Mr. O’Quinn hasalso played on the soundtracks for morethan 50 movies and for countless televisionand radio jingles.

Michael AaronsMichael Aarons’s (guitar) performing andrecording credits include well-known artistssuch as Plácido Domingo, Barry Manilow,Josh Groban, James Ingram, MichaelMcDonald, Elton John, Ray Charles, Luther

Vandross, Paul McCartney, Liza Minnelli,Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, and many more.On Broadway he has served as guitarist forKinky Boots, Evita, Godspell, Baby It’s You!,American Idiot, Memphis, 9 to 5, Grease,High Fidelity, and Laugh Whore. Mr. Aaronswas an arranger on the Tony- and Pulitzer-winning Broadway show Next to Normal.His publishing and production company,Hybrid Music Productions, has composedoriginal music for Sesame Street, CNBC,Lifetime, Oxygen, ABC, OWN, and MTV.Hybrid Music also has licensed originalsongs for movies such as Edward Burns’sFitzgerald Family Christmas and PromisedLand starring Matt Damon.

Mark VanderpoelMark Vanderpoel (bass) is a native of SanDiego. His holds a bachelor’s degree fromthe University of California, San Diego,where he studied with Bertram Turetzky,and a master’s degree from the CaliforniaInstitute of the Arts. Mr. Vanderpoel is a for-mer member of the San Diego Symphony,as well as various other chamber groupsfrom the area, in addition to ensemblesbased in the Baja California region ofMexico. His extensive theater creditsinclude Legally Blonde, Cinderella, SeeWhat I Wanna See, Guys and Dolls, the PBSspecial A Broadway Celebration on InPerformance at the White House, and manyothers. Mr. Vanderpoel’s stage and sidemancredits include Audra McDonald, KristinChenoweth, Kelli O’Hara, Nancy Sinatra,Victoria Clark, Shirley Jones, Cliff Richard,Deborah Voigt, Sandra Bernhard, Clay Aiken,Taylor Hicks, David Johansen, Sigur Rós,Jeff Beck, and Andrea Bocelli. Passionsinclude surfing and using his Vitamix.

Rich Rosenzweig Rich Rosenzweig (drums) is currently thedrummer for Rodgers and Hammerstein’sCinderella on Broadway. Previous Broadwaycredits include End of the Rainbow, Follies

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(revival), Ragtime (revival), White Christmas,Bells Are Ringing (revival), and State Fair.Mr. Rosenzweig played in the orchestra forthe recent NBC live broadcast of The Soundof Music, regularly serves as drummer forCity Center’s Encores!, and plays in theKennedy Center Honors orchestra. Specialevents and national/international toursinclude The Producers, The Wizard of Oz,West Side Story, The Scarlet Pimpernel, TheWill Rogers Follies, and the 2002 SondheimFestival at the Kennedy Center. Mr.Rosenzweig was leader of the jazz groupEast Down Septet and has played and/orrecorded with the Jazz Composers Collec -tive, Jane Ira Bloom, Frank Kimbrough, RonHorton, Park Stickney, Baltimore Pops, theJimmy Dorsey Band, Cy Coleman, KateBaldwin, and Carol Channing.

Jeremy Robin LyonsJeremy Robin Lyons (assistant musicaldirector and orchestrator) recently served asmusical director for 54 Sings Maltby & Shire:What Could Be Better? (54 Below), Songsby Ridiculously Talented Composers andLyricists… with William Finn (BarringtonStage Company and 54 Below), Much AdoAbout Nothing (BSC), Next to Normal(Musically Human Theatre Prod.), and It’sOnly Life with John Bucchino (MomentumRep). He served as assistant musical direc-tor for On the Town and Fiddler on the Roof,also at BSC. Projects currently in develop-ment include serving as musical director andarranger for JUNK: A Rock Opera with theSwedish pop band Brainpool, recently pre-sented at the National Opera Center andJoe’s Pub. Mr. Lyons created new pianoreductions for A Tale of Two Cities (post-Broadway) and a chamber reduction for ADoll’s Life (New Ohio Theatre).

American SongbookIn 1998, Lincoln Center launched AmericanSongbook, dedicated to the celebration ofpopular American song. Designed to high-light and affirm the creative mastery ofAmerica’s songwriters from their emer-gence at the turn of the 19th century upthrough the present, American Songbookspans all styles and genres, from theform’s early roots in Tin Pan Alley andBroadway to the eclecticism of today’ssinger-songwriters. American Songbookalso showcases the outstanding interpretersof popular song, including established andemerging concert, cabaret, theater, andsongwriter performers.

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc.Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts(LCPA) serves three primary roles: presen-ter of artistic programming, national leaderin arts and education and community rela-tions, and manager of the Lincoln Centercampus. A presenter of more than 3,000free and ticketed events, performances,tours, and educational activities annually,LCPA offers 15 programs, series, and festi-vals including American Songbook, GreatPerformers, Lincoln Center Festival,Lincoln Center Out of Doors, MidsummerNight Swing, the Mostly Mozart Festival,and the White Light Festival, as well as theEmmy Award–winning Live From LincolnCenter, which airs nationally on PBS. Asmanager of the Lincoln Center campus,LCPA provides support and services for theLincoln Center complex and the 11 resi-dent organizations. In addition, LCPA led a$1.2 billion campus renovation, completedin October 2012.

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Lincoln Center Programming DepartmentJane Moss, Ehrenkranz Artistic DirectorHanako Yamaguchi, Director, Music ProgrammingJon Nakagawa, Director, Contemporary ProgrammingLisa Takemoto, Production ManagerBill Bragin, Director, Public ProgrammingCharles Cermele, Producer, Contemporary ProgrammingKate Monaghan, Associate Director, ProgrammingJill Sternheimer, Producer, Public ProgrammingMauricio Lomelin, Associate Producer, Contemporary ProgrammingNicole Cotton, Production CoordinatorRegina Grande, Assistant to the Artistic DirectorJulia Lin, Programming AssociateAnn Crews Melton, Programming Publications EditorKristin Renee Young, House Seat Coordinator

For American SongbookMatt Berman, Lighting DesignScott Stauffer, Sound DesignJessica Barrios, Wardrobe AssistantSara Sessions, Production Assistant

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jack dejohnette, joe lovano, esperanza spalding, leo genovese: the spring quartetFEB 28–MAR 1 8PMWith an opening by Cécile McLorin Salvant

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tomatito: an evening of flamencoMAR 15 8PMAndalusian Gitano guitarist and 2013 Latin GRAMMY® Award winner Tomatito and Flamenco dancer Paloma Fantova

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