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Be a Voice for Voices
Chorus Directory Update for Cambridge Chinese Choral Society
Effective date:
1. Chorus contact information
Chorus name:
Street address:
c/o Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br>77 Massachusetts Avenue
City, State, Zip:
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CT
MA
ME
NH
RI
VT
If you would like to be listed under a different town from your mailing address:
Town for listing (if different from mailing address):
Web address:
Telephone:
FAX:
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2. Chorus description
Affiliation (if any) (if any):
Music Director:
Year founded:
Number of singers:
Age of singers:
Adults
Children
Gender of singers:
Women/girls
Men/boys
Auditions required?
Yes
No
Commercial recordings?
Yes
No
Chorus description:
Founded by a group of students and professionals at MIT who share a common interest in choral music as well as the Chinese culture and tradition, CCCS has brought together members from all educational and professional backgrounds. Through weekly practices and frequent social functions, our members have developed close friendships and lasting bonds. Besides bi-annual concerts in winter and spring held at MIT, CCCS is also active in the local Chinese community. We've participated in art and music festivals sponsored by the Republic of China, performances sponsored by the Tzu-Chi Foundation for international disaster relief and performances at local nursing homes, and special events sponsored by the Taiwan Chamber of Commerce. CCCS sings a wide variety of music, ranging from traditional Chinese songs to historical sonnets and hymns of Tang and Song Dynasties; from European classical religions hymns to Broadway musicals; from Taiwanese aborigional pieces to Italian operas; from traditional jazz and blues to African American sole music. We hope to introduce Chinese music/culture to the MIT community and at the same time become better acquainted with western music. We hope this cultural exchange will bring our audience as much joy and pleasure as it does us.
3. Chorus administration
Tax-exempt 501(c)(3)?
Yes
No
Professional chorus?
Yes
No
Dues required from singers?
Yes
No
Paid staff (admin., exec. dir.)?
Yes
No
4. Feedback
Contact person:
Title:
If different from chorus contact info:
Contact telephone:
Contact FAX:
Contact E-mail:
Comments and suggestions:
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admin@choralarts-newengland.org
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