2.  Originally from Nebraska, investment professional
Scott Brittenham currently resides in Tucson, Arizona,
where he directs Clean Energy Capital, LLC, as CEO
and CFO. In addition to investing in renewable and
non-renewable energy sources, Scott Brittenham
enjoys listening to classical music and attending
performances of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra.
The Tucson Symphony Orchestra (TSO) announced its
2015-2016 schedule, which will feature a host of guest
conductors. On September 25, Andrew Grams will
lead the ensemble in the season opener with works
by Aaron Copland and Sergei Rachmaninoff’s
Symphonic Dances.

3.  Additionally, TSO has programmed Edward
Elgar’s In the South for the evening.
Other highlights from the upcoming year,
themed New Horizons, include Beethoven’s
Symphony No. 5, Sibelius’ Violin Concerto,
and Orff’s Carmina Burana. Most concerts
will take place at the Tucson Music Hall and
the Tucson Symphony Center. For a full list
of concerts, as well as ticket information,
visit www.tucsonsymphony.org.