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OUR 2010-2011 SEASON - PLEASE JOIN US!
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Opening Night and Annual Gala*
Brahms
Alto Rhapsody and A German Requiem
Wednesday, October 13
Carnegie Hall at 7PM
Stephanie Blythe, mezzo-soprano
Erin Morley, soprano
Eric Owens, baritone
American Symphony Orchestra
James Bagwell, conductor |
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American Masters
Weill
Knickerbocker Holiday
Tuesday & Wednesday,
January 25 & 26
Alice Tully Hall at 8PM
George Hearn as Peter Stuyvesant
Christopher Fitzgerald as Tenpin
Ted Sperling, director
American Symphony Orchestra
James Bagwell, conductor |
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Special Event
We Remember Them:
Choral Music from the
Camps and the Ghettos
Thursday, March 10
Central Synagogue at 7PM
Cantor Angela Buchdahl, host
Kenneth Bowen, pianist
James Bagwell, conductor |
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Final Concert and Spring Benefit
Something Wonderful:
An Evening of Broadway
with Deborah Voigt
With Featured Guest Artist Paulo Szot
Thursday, May 19
Carnegie Hall at 7PM
Deborah Voigt, soprano
Paulo Szot, baritone
American Symphony Orchestra
Ted Sperling, conductor |
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*The Collegiate Chorale's 2010 Gala Benefit!
The Collegiate Chorale invites you to our 2010 Gala Benefit on October 13 at Carnegie Hall. The concert features Stephanie Blythe who will perform Brahms' Alto Rhapsody under the baton of Chorale Music Director James Bagwell with The Chorale and the American Symphony Orchestra. Then, Lindemann Young Artist Alum Erin Morley and Eric Owens, who will join The Chorale after his run as Alberich in Das Rheingold at The Met Opera, will solo in Brahms' A German Requiem. Check out features on Erin Morley and Eric Owens in Opera News and Arts Beat, respectively.
The concert begins at 7:00PM in Stern Auditorium with a seated dinner in the Rohatyn Room immediately following the performance. Attire is black tie. Proceeds from this event will support The Chorale's artistic and education programs. Single ticket and table ticket levels are as follows:
Single ticket levels
* $1,000 - the tax-deductible portion is $675
* $1,500 - the tax-deductible portion is $1,150
* $2,500 - the tax-deductible portion is $2,150
Table ticket levels
* $10,000 - the tax-deductible portion is $6,750
* $15,000 - the tax-deductible portion is $11,500
* $25,000 - the tax-deductible portion is $21,500
For tickets and more information, call 646.435.9052 or email mfroehlich@collegiatechorale.org. |
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The Chorale Receives a Two-year Operating-support Grant!
The Collegiate Chorale has just been announced as one of seventy-nine organizations that will receive a two-year operating-support grant sponsored by the Open Society Foundations (which is chaired by George Soros) and managed by the Fund for the City of New York.
CLICK HERE to view the full press release!
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The Continuo Society: Chorale Planned Giving
Making a gift to the Chorale in your will or other estate plans is a wonderful way to help secure The Chorale's future from generation to generation. Gifts of any amount are welcome and no gift is too large or too small. And most gifts enable you to achieve impressive tax savings.
Here are some examples of how you can make a gift and become a member of The Continuo Society:
1. Name the Chorale as a beneficiary for a dollar amount from your estate, or a percentage of your estate, no matter how small.
2. Name the Chorale as a contingent beneficiary, to receive gifts designated for other people if they predecease you.
3. Name the Chorale as a beneficiary, or partial beneficiary, of your retirement account of life insurance policy.
If you would like to name The Chorale as a beneficiary, click here, for the appropriate bequest language to include in your documents. If you would like a consultation about including The Chorale in your estate plan, please contact Ron Meyers, 212-644-8787 or ron@ronmeyerslaw.com.
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Photo Highlights of 2009-10!
Click here to view photos of The Chorale's 2009-2010 concerts and special events. It has been a remarkable year!
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