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36 37</head> 38<body bgcolor="#000000" 39link="#FFFFFF" text="#FFFFFF" vlink="#FFFFFF" alink="#FFD4A8"><center> 40 41 42<table cellpadding=16 cellspacing=0 border=0><tr valign=top align=right> 43<td> 44<IMG width=218 height=46 src="titles/bio.gif" alt="Biography" border=0><br> 45<br> 46<IMG src="/cgi-bin/count?link=jf0&show=no" width=1 height=1> 47<A HREF="index.html"> 48<IMG width=116 height=58 src="titles/mains.gif" alt="JoAnn Falletta" border=0></A><br> 49<br> 50<FONT size=2> 51Note: For printed programs, please use<br> 52the text below, as written. If further<br> 53editing is required, please consult<br> 54<A HREF="contact.html">Genevieve Spielberg Inc.</A></FONT><br> 55<br> 56 57<A HREF="#full" class="main"><b>Full Bio</b></A>       58<A HREF="#con" class="main"><b>Condensed Bio</b></A> 59 60</td> 61<td align=center><IMG width=170 height=260 src="images/bio11.jpg" lowsrc="titles/clear.gif" vspace=3 62alt="JoAnn Falletta"><br> 63<FONT size=1 color="#D9C88F">Photo: David Adam Beloff</FONT></td> 64</tr></table> 65 66<table cellpadding=0 bcellspacing=0 border=0 width=600><tr> 67<td> 68<A NAME="full"><FONT size=5 class="title">JoAnn Falletta</FONT></A><br> 69Conductor<br> 70<FONT size=2>Full Length Biography</FONT><br> 71<font size=1> <br> </font> 72Multiple GRAMMY-winning conductor JoAnn Falletta serves as Music 73Director of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Music Director Laureate 74of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Principal Guest Conductor of the 75Brevard Music Center, and Conductor Laureate of the Hawaii Symphony 76Orchestra. Beginning this season, Falletta is also serving as Principal 77Guest Conductor and Artistic Advisor to the Omaha Symphony. She was 78recently named one of the âFifty Great Conductorsâ, past and present, by 79Gramophone Magazine, and has been hailed by the Washington Post for 80having âToscaniniâs tight control over ensemble, Walterâs affectionate 81balancing of inner voices, Stokowskiâs gutsy showmanship, and a 82controlled frenzy worthy of Bernstein.â As Music Director of the Buffalo 83Philharmonic, Falletta became the first woman to lead a major American 84orchestra.<br> 85<tt> </tt><br> 86 87<table width=300 cellpadding=8 cellspacing=0 border=0 align=right><tr align=center> 88<td><IMG width=300 height=209 border=1 style="border-color:D9C88F" vspace=3 89src="images/JFwith2Grammys.jpg" alt="JoAnn with her Grammy Awards" lowsrc="titles/clear.gif"><br> 90<FONT size=2 color="#D9C88F"> 91JoAnn with her Grammy Awards</font></td> 92</tr></table> 93 94Falletta has conducted many of the worldâs finest orchestras, including 95over a hundred orchestras in North America across 46 states, and many of 96the most prominent orchestras in Europe, Asia, and South America. Her 97North America guest conducting appearances have included the orchestras 98of Philadelphia, Los Angeles, San Francisco, St. Louis, Seattle, 99Milwaukee, San Diego, New Jersey, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Quebec, 100Edmonton and the National Symphony Orchestra. International appearances 101include the London Symphony, Liverpool, and Manchester-BBC 102Philharmonics, RTE Concert Orchestra (Dublin), Royal Scottish BBC 103Orchestra, Warsaw, Kraków, Czech and Rotterdam Philharmonics, Residentie 104Orchestra of the Hague, Orchestra National de Lyon, Orchestra National 105de Belgique, Berlin Radio Orchestra Mannheim Orchestra, Real Orquesta 106Sinfonica de Sevilla, and the Lisbon Metropolitan Orchestra. Asian 107engagements include appearances with the Korean Broadcast Symphony, 108Seoul Philharmonic, New Japan Philharmonic, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony 109Orchestra, China National Symphony, Beijing Symphony, Singapore Symphony 110and the Shanghai Symphony.<br> 111<tt> </tt><br> 112 113Her 1999 appointment as music director of the Buffalo Philharmonic 114making her the first woman music director of a major American orchestra 115is one of the high points in a career of many firsts. In 1989, she was 116the first woman to become music director of an American regional 117orchestra when she took the position with the Long Beach Symphony in 118California. From 2011-14, she served as Principal Conductor of the 119Ulster Orchestraâthe first woman and the first American to fill this 120post. In 2018, she was the first American woman conductor to lead an 121orchestra at the Beethoven Easter Festival in Poland, and in 1992, she 122became the first woman to conduct Germany's historic Mannheim Orchestra.<br> 123<tt> </tt><br> 124 125Falletta has conducted over 1,700 orchestral works by 600-plus 126composers, including over 135 works by more than 70 women composers.
127Credited with performing more than 150 world premieres, ASCAP has 128honored her as âa leading force for music of our timeâ. In 2019, JoAnn 129was named Performance Todayâs first Classical Woman of The Year, calling 130her a âtireless championâ, and lauding her âunique combination of 131artistic authority and compassion, compelling musicianship and 132humanity.â<br> 133<tt> </tt><br> 134 135<table width=240 cellpadding=8 cellspacing=0 border=0 align=right><tr align=center> 136<td><IMG width=300 height=232 border=1 style="border-color:D9C88F" vspace=3 137src="images/bernstein1983.jpg" alt="JoAnn with Leonard Bernstein at The Juilliard School." lowsrc="titles/clear.gif"><br> 138<FONT size=2 color="#D9C88F"> 139JoAnn with Leonard Bernstein at The Juilliard School 140<font size=1><nobr>(Photo: Peter Schaaf, 1983)</nobr></font></FONT></td> 141</tr></table> 142 143Fallettaâs recent and upcoming engagements include concerts in France, 144England, Spain, China, Sweden, Germany, Brazil, Croatia and Mexico, and 145North America concerts with the orchestras of Dallas, Boston, Baltimore, 146Detroit, Omaha, Indianapolis, Houston, Calgary, Vancouver, Tulsa, 147Charleston, Nashville, Rochester and at premier conservatories including 148Juilliard, Curtis, Cleveland Institute of Music, Indiana University, the 149Manhattan School, Mannes, and the Royal Conservatory of Music in 150Toronto.<br> 151<tt> </tt><br> 152 153As Music Director of the Buffalo Philharmonic, she has been credited 154with bringing the orchestra to an unprecedented level of national and 155international prominence. The Buffalo Philharmonic has become one of the 156leading recording orchestras for Naxos, with two Grammy® Award-winning 157recordings and a 2024 Best Orchestral Performance Grammy nomination for 158<i>Alexander Scriabin: Poem of Ecstasy</i> and <i>Symphony No. 2</i> (Naxos). In 2025, 159JoAnn and the BPO were nominated for two Grammy® Awards, Best Orchestral 160Performance for music of <i>Kodaly</i> and Best Classical Compendium for music 161of <i>Lukas Foss</i>.<br> 162<tt> </tt><br> 163 164Under her leadership, the BPO began a relationship with the Naxos label, 165producing thirty two albums to date and providing the BPO with 166international distribution. The Orchestra also started the Beau Fleuve 167label during her tenure, producing thirty three CDs on that label to 168date, internationally available via digital streaming services in 169partnership with Naxos. She has led the BPO in three concerts at 170Carnegie Hall, first in 2004 after a 20-year absence, again in 2013 as 171part of the Spring for Music Festival and in October 2022, to celebrate 172the Lukas Foss centennial. In 2018, the BPO made their first 173international tour in three decades, to perform at Warsawâs prestigious 174Beethoven Easter Festival. She and the BPO have been honored with 175numerous ASCAP awards, including the top award for Adventurous 176Programming. Other accomplishments include the founding of the JoAnn 177Falletta International Guitar Concerto Competition in partnership with 178WNED, five successful tours of Florida, with a sixth Florida tour this 179season, and the national and international broadcast of concerts on 180NPRâs Performance Today, SymphonyCast, and the European Broadcasting 181Union and nationally broadcast specials on PBS and Sirius XM. She and 182the BPO have collaborated with regional arts organizations such as art 183museums, historical sites, opera, choirs, theater, and community 184organizations, including concerts to benefit the local hospitals, and to 185bring awareness to the need for unity following tragic events in the 186Buffalo region.<br> 187<tt> </tt><br> 188 189 190<table width=240 cellpadding=8 cellspacing=0 border=0 align=right><tr align=center> 191<td><IMG width=300 height=170 border=1 style="border-color:D9C88F" vspace=3 192src="images/mahlerconcert2024.jpg" alt="Falletta on Kleinhans Stage with 200 Performers for the Mahler Concert" lowsrc="titles/clear.gif"><br> 193<FONT size=2 color="#D9C88F"> 194Falletta conducting the BPO in Mahlerâs 2nd Symphony (the 195âResurrectionâ) with 200 musicians at Kleinhans Music Hall, 2024</FONT></td> 196</tr></table> 197 198Her inspired leadership extends well beyond the podium. She has been 199championing women conductors, composers, and musicians for decades. In 2002023, she was honored by MOLA, the association of orchestra librarians 201with their Eroica Award for outstanding service to music. Awards in 2024 202include the Dallas Symphonyâs Award of Excellence and the International 203Conductorâs Guild Max Rudolf Award for outstanding achievement as a 204conductor and pedagogue.<br> 205<tt> </tt><br> 206 207In 2020, JoAnn Falletta concluded a long and successful tenure as Music 208Director of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra and was named the Connie and 209Marc Jacobson Music Director Laureate of the Virginia Symphony 210Orchestra. Under her baton, the VSO rose to celebrated artistic heights, 211performing world premieres by such composers as Kenneth Fuchs, Behzad
212Ranjbaran, Michael Daugherty and Lowell Liebermann, forgotten gems of 213the classical repertoire, as well as classics, pops and family concerts 214in Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Newport News and Williamsburg. The Orchestra 215made critically acclaimed debuts at the Kennedy Center and New Yorkâs 216Carnegie Hall, was honored with an ASCAP Award for Adventurous 217Programming, and released eighteen recordings, including discs on the 218internationally acclaimed Naxos label, Albany Records, NPR, and the 219orchestraâs own Hampton Roads label. Virginians have honored her with a 220star on Norfolkâs Legends of Music Walk of Fame, the Virginia Women in 221History Award, Norfolkâs Downtowner of the Year, the 50 for 50 Arts 222Inspiration Award from the Virginia Commission for the Arts, and the 223Virginia Arts Festivalâs Ovation Award in recognition of her significant 224impact on the arts in Hampton Roads.<br> 225<tt> </tt><br> 226 227With a discography of over 135 titles, JoAnn is a leading recording 228artist for Naxos. She has won two individual Grammy® Awards, including 229the 2021 Grammy Award for Best Choral Performance as Conductor of the 230world premiere Naxos recording, Richard Danielpourâs <i>The Passion of 231Yeshua</i>. In 2019, she won her first individual Grammy Award as conductor 232of the London Symphony in the Best Classical Compendium category for 233<i>Spiritualist</i>, her fifth world premiere recording of the music of Kenneth 234Fuchs. Her Naxos recording of John Coriglianoâs <i>Mr. Tambourine Man: 235Seven Poems of Bob Dylan</i> with the BPO received two Grammys in 2008. The 236BPOâs 2020 Naxos recording of orchestral music of <i>Florent Schmitt</i> 237received the Diapason dâOr Award. Her recordings have been streamed 238almost 50 million times on Spotify alone.<br> 239<tt> </tt><br> 240 241Her current and upcoming releases for Naxos with the BPO include <i>The 242French in Spain</i> released in September 2025 (Ravel, Ibert and Debussy), 243<i>Stravinsky Fairy Tales</i>, with a release date in early 2026, <i>Symphonic 244Dances</i> to be recorded in 2026 (Bartok, Copland and Hindemith), a 245recording of Richard Danielpourâs <i>St. Francis Oratorio</i>, to be recorded 246in October 2026, and <i>The Spanish in Paris</i>, to be recorded next season 247(Falla, Turina and Granadas). Future projects include a recording of 248Adolphus Hailstorkâs <i>Saxophone Concerto</i> with soloist Tim McAllister and 249a recording of the music of <i>Jonathan Leshnoff</i>.<br> 250<tt> </tt><br> 251 252Her 2024-25 recordings include <i>Beethoven/Hagen</i>, with the BPO 253celebrating the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Buffalo 254Philharmonic, pairing Beethovenâs <i>Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op 125, 255âChoralâ</i>, and the world premiere recording of Daron Hagenâs <i>City of 256Light</i> commissioned by the BPO on Beau Fleuve, an album of the music of 257<i>Danny Elfman</i> with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic on Sony, 258<i>Contemporary Landscapes</i>, with four works commissioned by the BPO by 259acclaimed American composers Kenneth Fuchs, Russell Platt, Randall Svane 260and Wang Jie, on Beau Fleuve, and <i>The Golden Age of the Horn</i>, a disc 261of Concertos for two horns, featuring the principal and associate 262principal horns of the BPO, on Naxos.<br> 263<tt> </tt><br> 264 265<table width=300 cellpadding=8 cellspacing=0 border=0 align=right><tr align=center> 266<td><IMG width=300 height=225 border=1 style="border-color:D9C88F" vspace=3 267src="images/AdolphusHailstork.jpg" alt="TComposer Adolphus Hailstork and Falletta, 2022" lowsrc="titles/clear.gif"><br> 268<FONT size=2 color="#D9C88F"> 269Composer Adolphus Hailstork and Falletta, 2022</FONT></td> 270</tr></table> 271 272In early 2024, Naxos released the BPOâs recording of orchestral works of 273Hungarian composer Zoltán Kodályâs <i>Hary Janos, Symphony</i> and <i>Summer 274Evening</i>, Alexander Scriabin: <i>Poem of Ecstasy</i> and <i>Symphony No. 2</i>, and a 275recording of two concertos by award-winning American composers, Danny 276Elfmanâs violin concerto <i>Eleven Eleven</i> performed by Sandy Cameron and 277Adolphus Hailstorkâs <i>Piano Concerto No. 1</i> with soloist Stewart Goodyear, 278as well as a recording of works by Copland, Creston, Kay and Piston with 279the National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic and soloists Anna Mattix 280(English Horn) and Tim McAllister (saxophone).<br> 281<tt> </tt><br> 282 283Falletta is a member of the esteemed American Academy of Arts and 284Sciences, has served by presidential appointment as a Member of the 285National Council on the Arts during the George W. Bush and Obama 286administrations and is the recipient of many of the most prestigious 287conducting awards. Falletta is the recipient of 13 honorary doctorates 288from universities in New York, Virginia, Tennessee and Wisconsin.<br> 289<tt> </tt><br> 290 291Recalling her lessons from conducting greats Leonard Bernstein, Jorge
292Mester, Sixten Ehrling, and Semyon Bychkov as artistic highlights of her 293life, Falletta is a strong advocate and mentor for young professional 294and student musicians. She has led seminars for women conductors for the 295League of American Orchestras and established a unique collaboration 296between the Buffalo Philharmonic and the Mannes College of Music to give 297up-and-coming conductors professional experience with a leading American 298orchestra. The BPO associate and assistant conductors she has mentored 299have gone on to music director positions with such orchestras such as 300the Boise, Springfield (MO), Augusta, Spartanberg and Fayetteville 301symphonies and the Louisiana Philharmonic. She served on the jury of the 302Malko Competition in Denmark, and has had remarkable success working 303with young musicians, guest conducting orchestras at top conservatories 304and summer programs including Tanglewood, Round Top, the National 305Repertory Orchestra, National Orchestral Institute, Interlochen, and 306Brevard Music Center.<br> 307<tt> </tt><br> 308 309Falletta has held the positions of Principal Conductor of the Ulster 310Orchestra, Principal Guest Conductor of the Phoenix Symphony, Music 311Director of the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra, Associate Conductor of 312the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, and Music Director of the Denver 313Chamber Orchestra and The Womenâs Philharmonic. She received her 314undergraduate degree from the Mannes School of Music, and her masterâs 315and doctorate degrees from The Juilliard School. When not on the podium, 316JoAnn enjoys playing classical guitar, writing, cycling, yoga and is an 317avid reader.<br> 318<tt> </tt><br> 319 320 321 322 323 324 325<A NAME="con"> </A><br> 326<FONT size=5 class="title">JoAnn Falletta</FONT><br> 327Conductor<br> 328<FONT size=2>Condensed Biography</FONT><br> 329<font size=1> <br> </font> 330 331Multiple Grammy® Award-winning conductor JoAnn Falletta serves as Music 332Director of the Buffalo Philharmonic, and the Connie and Marc Jacobson 333Music Director Laureate of the Virginia Symphony, Principal Guest 334Conductor of the Brevard Music Center, Principal Guest Conductor and 335Artistic Advisor to the Omaha Symphony and Conductor Laureate of the 336Hawaii Symphony. She was recently named one of the âFifty Great 337Conductorsâ, past and present, by Gramophone Magazine, and is hailed for 338her work as a conductor, recording artist, audience builder and champion 339of American composers.<br> 340<tt> </tt><br> 341 342<table width=300 cellpadding=8 cellspacing=0 border=0 align=right><tr align=center> 343<td><IMG width=300 height=204 border=1 style="border-color:D9C88F" vspace=3 344src="images/steveshermancarnegiehall.jpg" alt="Falletta conducting the BPO at Carnegie Hall, 2022" lowsrc="titles/clear.gif"><br> 345<FONT size=2 color="#D9C88F"> 346Falletta conducting the BPO at Carnegie Hall, 2022<br> 347<font size=1><nobr>(Photo: Steve J. Sherman)</nobr></font></FONT></td> 348</tr></table> 349 350As Music Director of the Buffalo Philharmonic, Falletta became the first
351woman to lead a major American orchestra and has been credited with 352bringing the Philharmonic to an unprecedented level of national and 353international prominence. The Buffalo Philharmonic has become one of the 354leading recording orchestras for Naxos, with two Grammy® Award-winning 355recordings. Falletta and the BPO were nominated for two Grammy Awards 356in 2025, Best Orchestral Performance for music of <i>Kodaly</i> and Best 357Classical Compendium for music of <i>Lukas Foss</i> and Best Orchestral 358Performance for <i>Alexander Scriabin: Poem of Ecstasy</i> and <i>Symphony No.2</i> 359(Naxos) in 2024. In honor of Fallettaâs 25th Anniversary with the BPO, 360NAXOS released twenty full albums of music, previously available only on 361Beau Fleuve CDs, across all major streaming platforms.<br> 362<tt> </tt><br> 363 364Falletta has conducted many of the worldâs finest orchestras, including 365over a hundred orchestras in North America across 46 states. 366Internationally, Falletta has conducted many of the most prominent 367orchestras in Europe, Asia, and South America, including recent and 368upcoming concerts in France, England, Spain, China, Sweden, Germany, 369Brazil, Croatia and Mexico. Her recent and upcoming North American guest 370conducting includes the National Symphony, the orchestras of Dallas, 371Boston, Baltimore, Detroit, Omaha, Indianapolis, Houston, Milwaukee, 372Calgary, Vancouver, Quebec, Tulsa, Charleston, Nashville, Rochester and at premier 373conservatories including Julliard, Curtis, Cleveland Institute of Music, 374Indiana University, the Manhattan School, Mannes and the Royal 375Conservatory of Music in Toronto.<br> 376<tt> </tt><br> 377 378With a discography of over 135 titles, Falletta is a leading recording 379artist for Naxos. She has won two individual Grammy® Awards, including 380the 2021 Grammy Award for Best Choral Performance as conductor of the 381world premiere Naxos recording, Richard Danielpourâs <i>The Passion of 382Yeshua</i>. In 2019, she won her first individual Grammy Award as conductor 383of the London Symphony in the Best Classical Compendium category for 384<i>Spiritualist</i>, her fifth world premiere recording of the music of Kenneth 385Fuchs. Her Naxos recording of John Coriglianoâs <i>Mr. Tambourine Man: 386Seven Poems of Bob Dylan</i>
386 received two Grammys in 2008. Her 2020 Naxos 387recording of orchestral music of <i>Florent Schmitt</i> with the Buffalo 388Philharmonic Orchestra received the prestigious Diapason dâOr Award. Her 389recordings have been streamed almost 50 million times on Spotify alone.<br> 390<tt> </tt><br> 391 392Her current and upcoming releases for Naxos with the BPO include <i>The 393French in Spain</i> released in September 2025 (Ravel, Ibert and Debussy), 394<i>Stravinsky Fairy Tales</i>, with a release date in early 2026, <i>Symphonic 395Dances</i> to be recorded in 2026 (Bartok, Copland and Hindemith), a 396recording of Richard Danielpourâs <i>St. Francis Oratorio</i>, to be recorded 397in October 2026, and<i> The Spanish in Paris</i>, to be recorded next season 398(Falla, Turina and Granadas). Future projects include a recording of 399Adolphus Hailstorkâs <i>Saxophone Concerto</i> with soloist Tim McAllister and 400a recording of the music of<i> Jonathan Leshnoff</i>.<br> 401<tt> </tt><br> 402 403<table width=320 cellpadding=8 cellspacing=0 border=0 align=right><tr align=center> 404<td><IMG width=320 height=240 border=1 style="border-color:D9C88F" vspace=3 405src="images/performancetoday.jpg" alt="Fred Child and Falletta in the Performance Today studios" lowsrc="titles/clear.gif"><br> 406<FONT size=2 color="#D9C88F"> 407Fred Child and Falletta in the Performance Today <nobr>studios, 2018</nobr></FONT></td> 408</tr></table> 409 410Her 2024-2025 recordings include <i>Beethoven/Hagen</i>, with the BPO, pairing 411Beethovenâs <i>Symphony No. 9</i> and the world premiere recording of Daron 412Hagenâs <i>City of Light</i> on Beau Fleuve, an album of the music of <i>Danny 413Elfman</i> with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic on Sony, <i>Contemporary 414Landscapes</i>, with four works commissioned by the BPO by Kenneth Fuchs, 415Russell Platt, Randall Svane and Wang Jie, on Beau Fleuve, and <i>The 416Golden Age of the Horn</i>, a disc of Concertos for two horns, featuring 417the principal and associate principal horns of the BPO, on Naxos.<br> 418<tt> </tt><br> 419 420Falletta is a member of the esteemed American Academy of Arts and 421Sciences, has served by presidential appointment as a Member of the 422National Council on the Arts during the George W. Bush and Obama 423administrations and is the recipient of many of the most prestigious 424conducting awards. She has conducted over 1,700 orchestral works by 425600-plus composers, including over 135 works by more than 70 women. 426Credited with performing more than 150 world premieres, ASCAP has 427honored her as âa leading force for music of our timeâ. In 2019, JoAnn 428was named Performance Todayâs first Classical Woman of The Year, calling 429her a âtireless championâ, and lauding her âunique combination of 430artistic authority and compassion, compelling musicianship and 431humanity.â<br> 432<tt> </tt><br> 433 434Falletta is a strong advocate and mentor for young professional and 435student musicians. She has led seminars for women conductors for the 436League of American Orchestras and established a unique collaboration 437between the Buffalo Philharmonic and the Mannes College of Music to give 438up-and-coming conductors professional experience with a leading American 439orchestra. She served on the jury of the Malko Competition in Denmark 440and has had great success working with young musicians, guest conducting 441orchestras at top conservatories and summer programs.<br> 442<tt> </tt><br> 443 444Falletta has held the positions of Principal Conductor of the Ulster 445Orchestra, Principal Guest Conductor of the Phoenix Symphony, Music 446Director of the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra, Associate Conductor of 447the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, and Music Director of the Denver 448Chamber Orchestra and The Womenâs Philharmonic.<br> 449<tt> </tt><br> 450 451After earning her bachelorâs degree at Mannes, Falletta received 452masterâs and doctoral degrees from The Juilliard School. When not on the 453podium, JoAnn enjoys playing classical guitar, writing, cycling, yoga 454and is an avid reader.<br> 455<tt> </tt><br> 456 457<center> 458 459<table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=0><tr> 460<td><div id="homespan" style="visibility:hidden; position:absolute; z-index:1;"> 461<A HREF="index.html" onMouseover="showspan('homespan');" onMouseout="hidespan('homespan')"> 462<IMG width=113 height=88 src="images/glow.jpg" border=0></A></div> 463<div id="homebut" style="position:absolute; z-index:2;"><IMG width=48 height=35 src="titles/clear.gif"><br> 464<A HREF="index.html" class="main" onMouseover="showspan('homespan');" onMouseout="hidespan('homespan')" 465style="font-size:24px;"> 466Homepage</A></div></td> 467</tr></table></center> 468 469</td> 470</tr></table> 471 472 473</center></body></HTML>
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