Nashville in Harmony
Programs
Budget
$500.00
Description
Nashville in Harmony has expanded beyond choral music and revived the Nashville Pride Marching Band under our umbrella. Adults with marching experience are welcomed to join us as we prepare music for performance in the Nashville Pride parade. We hope to expand this program beyond the summer provided we can find funding to purchase used drums for a basic drumline. Currently we are limited to performing only when we can borrow instruments from schools not currently in session.
Beneficiaries
General Public
LGBTQI+ people
People with HIV/AIDS
Program Areas Served
Greater Nashville Area
$500.00
Description
Nashville in Harmony has expanded beyond choral music and revived the Nashville Pride Marching Band under our umbrella. Adults with marching experience are welcomed to join us as we prepare music for performance in the Nashville Pride parade. We hope to expand this program beyond the summer provided we can find funding to purchase used drums for a basic drumline. Currently we are limited to performing only when we can borrow instruments from schools not currently in session.
Beneficiaries
General Public
LGBTQI+ people
People with HIV/AIDS
Program Areas Served
Greater Nashville Area
Description
The Major Minors youth chorus is a group for people ages 12-18 to be themselves without apology. The mission of the chorus is to use music to build community and create social change. The chorus is a safe, welcoming, and accessible place for all youth that celebrates the joy, diversity, strength, and pride of today's young people. Major Minors singers find their own voice and unique identity within a welcoming community. Only two years in existence, this chorus has had the opportunity to tour across Tennessee and to Washington D.C. in collaboration with GenOut.
Program Areas Served
None
The Major Minors youth chorus is a group for people ages 12-18 to be themselves without apology. The mission of the chorus is to use music to build community and create social change. The chorus is a safe, welcoming, and accessible place for all youth that celebrates the joy, diversity, strength, and pride of today's young people. Major Minors singers find their own voice and unique identity within a welcoming community. Only two years in existence, this chorus has had the opportunity to tour across Tennessee and to Washington D.C. in collaboration with GenOut.
Program Areas Served
None
Budget
$56,000.00
Description
Nashville in Harmony offers two main-stage concerts each year. A myriad of other free concerts and appearances are held across Middle Tennessee as our vehicle for using music to build community and create social change. Our patronage continues to grow as we are called upon more and more to perform at major events in the life of Music City.NiH has performed on the stages of Ryman Auditorium, TPAC's Polk Theater, and the Schermerhorn Symphony Center; we have conducted outreach performances at Room in the Inn, Music for Seniors at the FiftyForward Center in Madison, and the Oasis Center; participated in community-wide musical events such as the "Nashville Sings!" choral celebration during the yearly Artober celebration; and contributed musical pieces to such events as Mayor Megan Barry's Inauguration, MLK Observation Day at TSU, World AIDS Day observances at The Renaissance Center in Dickson and the Metropolitan Interdenominational Church, as well as the Transgender Day of Remembrance at Vanderbilt University.
Program Areas Served
None
$56,000.00
Description
Nashville in Harmony offers two main-stage concerts each year. A myriad of other free concerts and appearances are held across Middle Tennessee as our vehicle for using music to build community and create social change. Our patronage continues to grow as we are called upon more and more to perform at major events in the life of Music City.NiH has performed on the stages of Ryman Auditorium, TPAC's Polk Theater, and the Schermerhorn Symphony Center; we have conducted outreach performances at Room in the Inn, Music for Seniors at the FiftyForward Center in Madison, and the Oasis Center; participated in community-wide musical events such as the "Nashville Sings!" choral celebration during the yearly Artober celebration; and contributed musical pieces to such events as Mayor Megan Barry's Inauguration, MLK Observation Day at TSU, World AIDS Day observances at The Renaissance Center in Dickson and the Metropolitan Interdenominational Church, as well as the Transgender Day of Remembrance at Vanderbilt University.
Program Areas Served
None
Budget
$87,449.00
Description
Community Outreach is the vehicle by which Nashville in Harmony builds bridges of understanding and acceptance between diverse communities. Outreach encompasses service projects, benefit appearances, advocacy, community-building, and acting as ambassadors for Nashville and the LGBT communities. Service projects have included purchasing and presenting wish list items for Affordable Housing Residents at Room in the Inn and at the Knoxville Area Rescue Mission, as well as fundraising for OutCentral. Volunteering has included participating in Nashville CARES AIDS Walks, answering phones at Nashville Public Television pledge drives, and sorting food at Second Harvest Food Bank as part of Make a Difference Day, organized through Hands On Nashville.
Program Areas Served
None
$87,449.00
Description
Community Outreach is the vehicle by which Nashville in Harmony builds bridges of understanding and acceptance between diverse communities. Outreach encompasses service projects, benefit appearances, advocacy, community-building, and acting as ambassadors for Nashville and the LGBT communities. Service projects have included purchasing and presenting wish list items for Affordable Housing Residents at Room in the Inn and at the Knoxville Area Rescue Mission, as well as fundraising for OutCentral. Volunteering has included participating in Nashville CARES AIDS Walks, answering phones at Nashville Public Television pledge drives, and sorting food at Second Harvest Food Bank as part of Make a Difference Day, organized through Hands On Nashville.
Program Areas Served
None
CEO/Executive Director/Board Comments
As Nashville in Harmony works to accomplish our mission of using music to build community and create social change, we are continually challenged principally in three areas: 1) to continue to improve artistically, advancing our musical skills, broadening our repertoire, and raising the quality of our public performances; 2) to continue to build bridges between people, increasing the diversity of our membership, taking our music to varied demographics, and modeling the community we work to create; and 3) to make a measurable impact in middle Tennessee, promoting the acceptance of diversity, advocating support for the arts, and enriching the fabric of our city. The organization continues to address these challenges by maintaining a broad-based and vibrant leadership structure, by regularly engaging in systematic planning and evaluation, and by involving the entire membership in seeking creative solutions to achieve our goals. |