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The document discusses the Buffalo Choral Arts Society, a 100+ member community chorus founded in 1966. It summarizes the society's mission to introduce and perform high quality choral works. It also outlines some of the modern struggles facing such organizations, like declining attendance and funding issues. The agenda highlights an upcoming performance of "Simple Gifts" and discusses the personal benefits of participating in a choir.
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- 2. Matthew George • Joined BCAS in 2012 • Extensive Musical Background • Started Singing in High School • Fundraising Volunteer • Section Leader
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- 4. • Founded in 1966, Robert Schultz • 100+ Member Community Chorus • Many Styles of Music • Local Collaboration • Choral Ambassadors of WNY • Music Director: Marcia Giambrone Buffalo Choral Arts Society
- 6. Committed to the introduction and performance of the highest quality choral literature from the past and present. Will develop, enrich, and entertain present and future singers and audiences, as well as provide affordable concerts in a variety of accessible venues. MISSION
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- 21. • Sheet Music • Venue Rental Rising Operating Costs • Rehearsal Space • Equipment • Advertising • Travel Expenses • Compensation • Scholarships
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- 24. Courtesy of the Irvine Arts Innovation Fund Declining Attendance at All Arts Performances
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