ALIAS Chamber Ensemble
Programs
Budget
$12,500.00
Description
Through ALIAS in the Community programs (AIC), ALIAS enriches the lives of Nashville's students, families, and diverse communities with the gift of chamber music. ALIAS nurtures enduring partnerships with area schools and fellow nonprofit organizations in order to engage a range of Nashville's most underserved adults and children. The musicians bring both new and ageless classical music to the community in a variety of imaginative educational programs. ALIAS plans to continue its partnership with Whitsitt Elementary School to deliver programming throughout the academic year. This coming season, ALIAS will also partner with the Nashville Ballet, sending ALIAS musicians and a Ballet teaching artist to schools, and presenting a program that blends live classical music with improvisational dance techniques. ALIAS also returned to the Nashville Freedom School in summer 2017, and plans to return in summer 2018.
Category
Arts, Culture & Humanities - Music
Beneficiaries
Elderly and/or Disabled
K-12 (5-19 years)
Minorities
Program Areas Served
None
$12,500.00
Description
Through ALIAS in the Community programs (AIC), ALIAS enriches the lives of Nashville's students, families, and diverse communities with the gift of chamber music. ALIAS nurtures enduring partnerships with area schools and fellow nonprofit organizations in order to engage a range of Nashville's most underserved adults and children. The musicians bring both new and ageless classical music to the community in a variety of imaginative educational programs. ALIAS plans to continue its partnership with Whitsitt Elementary School to deliver programming throughout the academic year. This coming season, ALIAS will also partner with the Nashville Ballet, sending ALIAS musicians and a Ballet teaching artist to schools, and presenting a program that blends live classical music with improvisational dance techniques. ALIAS also returned to the Nashville Freedom School in summer 2017, and plans to return in summer 2018.
Category
Arts, Culture & Humanities - Music
Beneficiaries
Elderly and/or Disabled
K-12 (5-19 years)
Minorities
Program Areas Served
None
Budget
$10,447.00
Description
October 24, 2017, W.O. Smith Music SchoolPiotr Szewczyk 'Rebecca's Dance' Osvaldo Golijov 'Mariel' for cello and marimba 11 Karim al Zand 'Stomping Grounds' for Clarinet, violin, and piano Korngold Songs for voice and Piano Miklos Rosza String Quartet No. 2 February 6, 2018, Ingram Hall, Blair School of Music Bright Sheng Seven Tunes Heard in China for Violincello Yotam Haber Estro Poetico Harmonico for string quartet and recorder quartet Mohammed Fairouz 'Refugee Blues' for soprano and piano Bartok Valse, String Quartet Ola Gjielo Tundra and Northern Lights for SSAA Choir and String Quartet Irving Berlin 'God Bless America' for countertenor and string quartet, arranged by Gabriela Lena Frank July 2018, Ingram Hall, Blair School of MusicRivers, Rhythms and Roads: Music inspired by the Sights and Sounds of TennesseeWorld Premiere compositions by Tracy Silverman, Matt Walker and Christopher Farrell
Program Areas Served
None
$10,447.00
Description
October 24, 2017, W.O. Smith Music SchoolPiotr Szewczyk 'Rebecca's Dance' Osvaldo Golijov 'Mariel' for cello and marimba 11 Karim al Zand 'Stomping Grounds' for Clarinet, violin, and piano Korngold Songs for voice and Piano Miklos Rosza String Quartet No. 2 February 6, 2018, Ingram Hall, Blair School of Music Bright Sheng Seven Tunes Heard in China for Violincello Yotam Haber Estro Poetico Harmonico for string quartet and recorder quartet Mohammed Fairouz 'Refugee Blues' for soprano and piano Bartok Valse, String Quartet Ola Gjielo Tundra and Northern Lights for SSAA Choir and String Quartet Irving Berlin 'God Bless America' for countertenor and string quartet, arranged by Gabriela Lena Frank July 2018, Ingram Hall, Blair School of MusicRivers, Rhythms and Roads: Music inspired by the Sights and Sounds of TennesseeWorld Premiere compositions by Tracy Silverman, Matt Walker and Christopher Farrell
Program Areas Served
None
CEO/Executive Director/Board Comments
Our goals for programming this year are to expand our engagement with the local community, by increasing our audience for our concert series and expanding the possibilities for our AIC programs. |