Scott Brittenham, an executive at Clean Energy Capital, grew up in Nebraska and earned a business degree from the University of Nebraska. In his free time, he enjoys the arts and frequently attends productions at the Tucson Symphony Orchestra in Tucson, Arizona, where he currently resides. The orchestra, led by music director George Hanson, recently performed Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 3 as a farewell tribute to Hanson's 19-year tenure. Symphony No. 3 was specifically chosen to express the full range of emotions involved in creating music, and Hanson said it leaves the audience with a new perspective on their lives, which is the definition of great art.

2.  Clean Energy Capital, LLC, executive Scott
Brittenham grew up in Nebraska, where he
attended the University of Nebraska and
earned a business degree in finance and
economics. Away from work, Scott Brittenham
enjoys the arts. A present resident of Tucson,
Arizona, he makes time to take in productions
at the Tucson Symphony Orchestra.
Most recently led by music director and
conductor George Hanson, the Tucson
Symphony Orchestra performed Symphony No.
3 by Gustav Mahler in March 2015.

3.  The piece, also known as “What the
Universe Told Me,” was performed in a
farewell production commemorating the
conductor’s 19-year tenure.
Symphony No. 3 was specifically chosen as
a way to express all the emotions--from joy
and love to sorrow--involved in creating
music. As the composition comes to an
end, the audience is left with a new
perspective on their own lives, which
George Hanson told the Arizona Daily Star
“is the very definition of great art.”