Programs

  • Program 1 [2018]

    The Great Falls Symphony is an established cultural organization incorporated in 1959, now celebrating its 59th season.We strive to provide a variety of live symphonic and chamber music within our mission to provide transformative music events and education programs for the Great Falls community. Our vision is to be an essential cultural asset in North Central Montana that raises the quality of life for its citizens through outstanding performing arts programs. The Great Falls Symphony includes a 75 member semi-professional Orchestra, a 100 member Symphonic Choir and 2 professional resident ensembles (the Cascade Quartet and Chinook Winds) made up of 9 "Core orchestral musicians, and a Youth Orchestra program (established in 1996) that supports two Youth Orchestras and over 100 talented young musicians grades 6-12 from Great Falls and surrounding areas. These components offer a rich and diverse mix of activities that include orchestra, choral, chamber and educational concerts which reach up to 40,000 people annually. The Great Falls Symphony presents a 7 classic concert series every year, and plays host to a variety of guest artists and resident composers. The Cascade Quartet and Chinook Winds present a total of 14 Chamber Music concerts in Great Falls. They also tour Montana and the United States and participate in many concert series, workshops and educational programs each year. To fulfill a state and regional mission, the Great Falls Symphony places the highest priority upon programs that provide statewide education and outreach. Two Student Matinees are presented each season by the orchestra and have served well over 100,000 students from the public, private and home schools in a 100 mile region of Central MT. The Great Falls Symphony Association's Cascade Quartet and Chinook Winds serve the entire state of Montana, traveling an average of 4,000 miles each year presenting concerts, workshops, and interactive educational programs in rural communities.
    Geographies
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    Dates
    Jul 1, 2017 – Jun 30, 2018
    Source
    990
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    $540.8K

  • Great Falls Symphony Programs

    The Great Falls Symphony Association is an established cultural organization incorporated in 1959. We strive to offer a variety of live symphonic and chamber music within our mission to make Great Falls a better place through music.The Great Falls Symphony includes a 65-member professional Orchestra, an 80-member Symphonic Choir and two professional resident chamber ensembles, the Cascade (string) Quartet and Chinook Winds (quintet) made up of 9 "core orchestral musicians.A Youth Orchestra program was established in 1996 under the umbrella of the Great Falls Symphony Association that supports two Youth Orchestras and a Youth Chamber Music Program. Over 100 talented young musicians grades 6-12 from Great Falls and surrounding areas participate in the program every year. These components offer a rich and diverse mix of activities that include orchestra, choral, chamber and educational concerts which reach up to 40,000 people annually.The Great Falls Symphony presents a 7-concert classical series every year and plays host to a variety of guest artists and resident composers. The Cascade Quartet and Chinook Winds present a total of 14 chamber concerts in Great Falls. They also tour Montana and the United States, traveling an average of 4,500 miles each year performing and hosting workshops and educational programs. To fulfill a state and regional mission, the Great Falls Symphony places the highest priority on programs that provide statewide education and outreach. Two Youth Matinees and a free Family Matinee are presented each season and have served well over 115,000 students from the public, private and home schools in a 100-mile region around Great Falls.The Great Falls Symphony partners with a large number of organizations in order to provide high quality artistic and educational programs for all.
    Geographies
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    Dates
    Jul 1, 2023 – Jun 30, 2024
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
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    $753.6K