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8:00 PM WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2018
PAVILION
CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
GUSTAVO DUDAMEL,
conductor
†
YUJA WANG,
piano
ALL-BEETHOVEN PROGRAM
Overture to
Egmont
Piano Concerto No. 1
Allegro con brio
Largo
Rondo: Allegro scherzando
Yuja Wang
–Intermission–
Symphony No. 7
Poco sostenuto—Vivace
Allegretto
Presto
Allegro con brio
†
Ravinia debut
Ravinia expresses its appreciation for the generous support of
The Dudamel & Wang Consortium
.
The Dudamel & Wang Consortium comprises Megan P. and John L. Anderson,
Suzanne and Robert Wieseneck, and Nancy Zadek.
A MESSAGE FROM EXELON
Exelon’s success as a leading energy provider
and the success of the community are one in the
same. That’s why the company has a strong tra-
dition of committing its energy and resources to
the communities it serves. Through its corporate
citizenship program,
Energy for the Community
,
Exelon creates new collaborations with valued
community-based nonprofits. These partner-
ships have delivered cutting-edge ideas and sig-
nificant volunteer hours that achieve meaning-
ful and measurable change for the better.
Exelon’s corporate citizenship program is unlike
others. The company invests its dollars and em-
ployee time in partnerships that address com-
munity needs in education, diversity and in-
clusion, environmental projects, neighborhood
development, and local arts and cultural activi-
ties. In 2017, Exelon donated more than $52 mil-
lion in corporate contributions and grants to
over 3,200 nonprofit organizations. By working
hand-in-hand with its nonprofit partners, Ex-
elon generates positive results in the commu-
nity. Neighborhood organizations are able to
grow their programs to reach more community
members thanks to Exelon’s funding, volunteer
support, and senior thought leadership in nu-
merous public–private partnerships.
Exelon employees are givers who lead the way
in determining where and when assistance is
needed most. When individuals and families
need help, Exelon employees respond instantly.
Exelon employees provided 210,000 hours of
volunteer service in 2017 to support charitable
events, activities, and programs in our service
territories. Last year, employees also pledged
over $8.4 million during the company’s annual
Employee Giving Campaign.
In 2017, Points of Light named Exelon to the Civ-
ic 50, the organization’s list of the country’s 50
most community-minded companies. Civic 50
winners are selected based on their investment
in community engagement, ability to integrate
programs into key business functions, policies
and incentives supporting volunteerism, and
social and business impact. Exelon was named
the leader in the utility sector. Points of Light
is the world’s largest organization dedicated to
volunteer service.