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The New York Philharmonic — a cultural leader in New York City, the United States, and the world — will connect with up to 50 million music lovers in the 2016–17 season through performances, education programs, and broadcasts. Having commissioned and/or premiered works by leading composers from every era, the Orchestra also champions contemporary music through the NY PHIL BIENNIAL. Other recent initiatives include the New York Philharmonic Global Academy, collaborations with partners worldwide offering training of pre-professional orchestral musicians, often alongside performance residencies. Renowned around the world, having appeared in 432 cities in 63 countries, America’s oldest symphony orchestra has been a media pioneer, releasing more than 2,000 recordings since 1917 and today sharing live performances through downloads and online. Alan Gilbert became Music Director in 2009, succeeding 20th-century musical giants including Bernstein, Toscanini, and Mahler.
Our Mission The YMCA of Greater New York is a community service organization which promotes positive values through programs that build spirit, mind and body, welcoming all people, with a focus on youth. Our Values All YMCA programs teach the core values of Caring, Honesty, Respect and Responsibility and continue our 158-year tradition of emphasis upon youth, health and wellness, adult education, and community collaboration and problem solving. The YMCA has always grown from within its community and is a reflection of the community itself in diversity and values. The YMCA is an open and inclusive organization and welcomes all without discrimination to race, ethnicity, color, national origin, citizenship, creed, religion, age, abilities, sexual orientation or income.
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Kaufman Music Center is home to Merkin Concert Hall, Lucy Moses School, Special Music School (P.S. 859), and Face the Music. This Facebook page highlights all of the music education programs at Kaufman Music Center. (For performance series, please "Like" or follow Merkin Concert Hall and the Ecstatic Music Festival on Facebook.) The music education programs at Kaufman Music Center include: LUCY MOSES SCHOOL: New York City's oldest community arts school, founded in 1952 SPECIAL MUSIC SCHOOL: Public school (P.S. 859) for musically gifted children FACE THE MUSIC: The nation's only youth orchestra dedicated to performing work by living composers For more information on each of these programs, please visit KaufmanMusicCenter.org.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT Memberships and donations help us pay for permits, sound equipment, and other essential operating costs necessary to keep the CPDSA Skate Circle rolling. Without your support there is no Skate Circle. For Memberships and Donations, please go to our website: http://www.cpdsa.org/support/
The ASCAP Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that gives scholarships and awards to individuals, and grants to fellow 501c3 non-profit organizations. Our programs are designed to meet one or more of the following goals: to enhance and promote music education for students; to provide recognition for the achievements of American music creators; to provide opportunities for professional development of emerging composers and songwriters; to provide communities with access to music and music therapy; to provide grants to 501(c)(3) organizations that share our goals and focus. *For detailed information on TAF's programs and partnerships, please visit our website. www.ascapfoundation.org
Arts education has been a Lincoln Center priority since its founding, and the establishment of Lincoln Center Institute in 1975 made Lincoln Center a leader in integrating the arts into school curricula and training teachers to use the arts as a teaching tool. Inspired by a campus redevelopment effort that has succeeded in drawing broader audiences to Lincoln Center’s reimagined physical spaces, Lincoln Center recognized that rethinking and revitalizing its work in arts education would enhance its impact and expand its reach to underserved communities. In September 2012, Lincoln Center welcomed Russell Granet as the Institute’s new Executive Director. A renowned advocate for arts education and a veritable leader in the field, Mr. Granet organized a major planning effort to determine the future of Lincoln Center’s educational programming that included retreats for Lincoln Center staff and Institute Board members; teaching artist town hall sessions; school visits; and meetings with staff, Board and educators. This process led to a new vision and strategic plan for bringing Lincoln Center educational offerings together as the Lincoln Center Education (LCE) family of programs. Operating under the direction of Mr. Russell Granet, Lincoln Center Education encompasses all the institution’s educational activities in schools and in the community. LCE is also launching a variety of new and important projects for bringing the arts to underserved populations and for making advancements in the field of arts education that will help LCE to better serve its audiences and to develop strategies that can be shared nationally and internationally.
Sunday Lesson 11:00 am - 12:00 pm "Awakening Humanity To its Spiritual Magnificence" We welcome you to the New York Community Center for Spiritual Living Our Mission Statement: Awakening People by teaching Truth, to both give and receive the gifts of self esteem, purpose, and Personal Prosperity. We teach Accredited Science of Mind Classes: - Retreats - Workshops - Prayer Services - Guest Speakers "We believe in God as the infinite spirit permeating everything. We believe there is a law of mind which responds to our thought, faith, and conviction" - Dr. Ernest Holmes Living The Science Of Mind Spiritual Director Rev. Loretta Brooks She is an ordained minister and she studied with Dr. Stuart Grayson. She has been in this teaching for over twenty years. She has taught Science of Mind accredited classes for over eight years, studied with Louise Hay and has a master's degree in Educational Counseling from Seton Hall University. Rev. Loretta Brooks loves teaching and has a passion for this work. You may contact her by E-mail, [email protected]
To raise awareness and fund research for pediatric cancer. Taylor had a dream. She dreamed that ordinary people would make a difference through private efforts. She dreamed that someday no child would ever have to face CANCER. Conquering Kidz Cancer / tay-bandz is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and funding research for pediatric cancer. tay-bandz was founded by Taylor Matthews who, at age 11, was diagnosed with cancer. Taylor always believed that individuals could make a difference through private efforts. Her dearest hope was that “someday no child would ever have to face cancer.” Conquering Kidz Cancer is a “kids helping kids” organization driven by community based efforts. The Federal government provides minimal funding for children’s cancer. Children are not politically powerful, don’t pay taxes and don’t march on the lawn of the White House. If a difference is to be made in the lives of these children, it will be made by those who dedicate themselves to speaking for them. Without public outcry, these children don’t stand a chance. Taylor knew this first hand and was determined to change it. The Federal government provides minimal funding for children's cancer. Children don't vote, are not politically powerful and don't pay taxes. The kids need a champion. Please help. 1. There is almost no federal funding for pediatric cancer research and precious little private philanthropy. 2. More education is needed to inform parents and children of treatment options.
An estimated 5-10 million Americans were exposed to the anti-miscarriage drug diethylstilbestrol (DES). It has tragically caused cancers, infertility and other health problems. DES Action USA is the national nonprofit for those who were exposed.
Our Vision: 1. To provide our programs to as many children as possible in New York City schools who would otherwise not have exposure to music. 2. That children involved with MusiCan will enter adulthood believing in themselves as they have developed the personal discipline and collaborative skills needed to succeed in life. 3. To provide MusiCan programs to the New York City public schools with the greatest need, and ultimately have those schools incorporate music as part of their curriculum. 4. To nurture students of all skill levels, foster those who have special talents, and lead them on a path to success through music. 5. To work with MusiCan students, alumni, and supporters who recognize music as a way to help underserved communities and children. 6. To go the extra mile by combining passionate teachers and enthusiastic children to achieve the greatest possible impact on MusiCan students.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT Memberships and donations help us pay for permits, sound equipment, and other essential operating costs necessary to keep the CPDSA Skate Circle rolling. Without your support there is no Skate Circle. For Memberships and Donations, please go to our website: http://www.cpdsa.org/support/
To raise awareness and fund research for pediatric cancer. Taylor had a dream. She dreamed that ordinary people would make a difference through private efforts. She dreamed that someday no child would ever have to face CANCER. Conquering Kidz Cancer / tay-bandz is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and funding research for pediatric cancer. tay-bandz was founded by Taylor Matthews who, at age 11, was diagnosed with cancer. Taylor always believed that individuals could make a difference through private efforts. Her dearest hope was that “someday no child would ever have to face cancer.” Conquering Kidz Cancer is a “kids helping kids” organization driven by community based efforts. The Federal government provides minimal funding for children’s cancer. Children are not politically powerful, don’t pay taxes and don’t march on the lawn of the White House. If a difference is to be made in the lives of these children, it will be made by those who dedicate themselves to speaking for them. Without public outcry, these children don’t stand a chance. Taylor knew this first hand and was determined to change it. The Federal government provides minimal funding for children's cancer. Children don't vote, are not politically powerful and don't pay taxes. The kids need a champion. Please help. 1. There is almost no federal funding for pediatric cancer research and precious little private philanthropy. 2. More education is needed to inform parents and children of treatment options.
Kaufman Music Center is home to Merkin Concert Hall, Lucy Moses School, Special Music School (P.S. 859), and Face the Music. This Facebook page highlights all of the music education programs at Kaufman Music Center. (For performance series, please "Like" or follow Merkin Concert Hall and the Ecstatic Music Festival on Facebook.) The music education programs at Kaufman Music Center include: LUCY MOSES SCHOOL: New York City's oldest community arts school, founded in 1952 SPECIAL MUSIC SCHOOL: Public school (P.S. 859) for musically gifted children FACE THE MUSIC: The nation's only youth orchestra dedicated to performing work by living composers For more information on each of these programs, please visit KaufmanMusicCenter.org.
The New York Philharmonic — a cultural leader in New York City, the United States, and the world — will connect with up to 50 million music lovers in the 2016–17 season through performances, education programs, and broadcasts. Having commissioned and/or premiered works by leading composers from every era, the Orchestra also champions contemporary music through the NY PHIL BIENNIAL. Other recent initiatives include the New York Philharmonic Global Academy, collaborations with partners worldwide offering training of pre-professional orchestral musicians, often alongside performance residencies. Renowned around the world, having appeared in 432 cities in 63 countries, America’s oldest symphony orchestra has been a media pioneer, releasing more than 2,000 recordings since 1917 and today sharing live performances through downloads and online. Alan Gilbert became Music Director in 2009, succeeding 20th-century musical giants including Bernstein, Toscanini, and Mahler.