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CAIC relies on support from donors at all levels, and the Collaborative Works Festival is made possible because of generous support from people like YOU, who contribute to this annual campaign.
Please help us reach our $10,000 Festival Campaign goal by July 17, 2020. No contribution is too small, and every donation helps greatly! For more festival details, stay tuned to this page, including the announcement of more featured composers and festival artists! |
Collaborative Arts Institute of Chicago is a 501(c)3 non-for-profit organization.
All donations are tax deductible to the full extent allowable by law.
HOST
A HOUSE
CONCERT
WHAT IS A HOUSE CONCERT?
House concerts are an important way for CAIC to showcase the work of our students and colleagues, and we are always looking for hosts for these events!
Inspired by the European salon of the 18th and 19th centuries, CAIC House Concerts combine food, drink, and conversation with enlightened performances of art song and chamber music.
A CAIC House Concert is a creative and inspiring way to bring friends, family, and co-workers together to hear great music, support the arts, and interact with young professional musicians in the comfort of someone’s home or other small venue.
WHY DOES CAIC LIKE HOUSE CONCERTS?
House Concerts provide important performance opportunities for CAIC Vocal Chamber Music Fellows.
House Concerts support CAIC’s mission of promoting art song and vocal chamber music.
House Concerts help CAIC grow its community of friends, supporters, and audience members.
House Concerts raise much-needed funds for CAIC’s educational and performance programs, including the annual Collaborative Works Festival and Vocal Chamber Music Workshop.
WHERE DO I SIGN UP?
Contact us here!
House concerts are an important way for CAIC to showcase the work of our students and colleagues, and we are always looking for hosts for these events!
Inspired by the European salon of the 18th and 19th centuries, CAIC House Concerts combine food, drink, and conversation with enlightened performances of art song and chamber music.
A CAIC House Concert is a creative and inspiring way to bring friends, family, and co-workers together to hear great music, support the arts, and interact with young professional musicians in the comfort of someone’s home or other small venue.
WHY DOES CAIC LIKE HOUSE CONCERTS?
House Concerts provide important performance opportunities for CAIC Vocal Chamber Music Fellows.
House Concerts support CAIC’s mission of promoting art song and vocal chamber music.
House Concerts help CAIC grow its community of friends, supporters, and audience members.
House Concerts raise much-needed funds for CAIC’s educational and performance programs, including the annual Collaborative Works Festival and Vocal Chamber Music Workshop.
WHERE DO I SIGN UP?
Contact us here!
SEASON
SPONSORS
CAIC IS GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS & ORGANIZATIONS
FOR THEIR VALUABLE SUPPORT OF THE 19 / 20 SEASON
BENEFACTOR ($5,000 and up)
Paul M. Angell Family Foundation • MacArthur Funds for Arts & Culture at the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation • Franci Neely Foundation • Thierer Family Foundation
FRIENDS ($1,000-4,999)
Bettina Baruch Foundation • Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation • The Aaron Copland Fund for Music • Illinois Arts Council Agency • Michael Freilich & Shannon McGinnis • Sasha Gerritson & Eugene Jarvis • Robert Lockner • Larry F. Lunardi Family Foundation • Nicholas Phan • Sem & Katherine Phan • Frank Villella • Cathy Williams
SUSTAINERS ($500-999)
Richard Boldrey • Dr. Robert & Judy Freilich • Susan Fuller • Steve & Robin Kunkel • Richard Lyman • Terri & Bob Ryan • Lisa Seischab • Louise K. Smith • Howard White
ASSOCIATES ($250 - 499)
Fotine Assimos • Julie & Roger Baskes • Nancy Dehmlow • Susan Izard • Martin Katz • Noah Sochet
PATRONS ($100-249)
Francis Atkins • William Bible • Lisa DeAngelis • Janet Eckhardt • Stephen Edfors • Marc Embree & Jane Bunnell • Lita Grier • Amy Iwano • Allen & Gail Juris • Masahiro Kasai • Jeanne LaDuke • John Nelson • Louis & Sharlene Phan • Doreen Rao • Elaine Sims • Norm Sloan
CONTRIBUTORS ($25-99)
Erika Erich • Candice Goldstein • Catherine Kahn • Thomas Martin • Susan Noel • Tania Schaum • Joy Schochet & Jonathan Green • Bridget Skaggs • Erin Marie Williams-Hatala & Kevin Hatala
Paul M. Angell Family Foundation • MacArthur Funds for Arts & Culture at the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation • Franci Neely Foundation • Thierer Family Foundation
FRIENDS ($1,000-4,999)
Bettina Baruch Foundation • Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation • The Aaron Copland Fund for Music • Illinois Arts Council Agency • Michael Freilich & Shannon McGinnis • Sasha Gerritson & Eugene Jarvis • Robert Lockner • Larry F. Lunardi Family Foundation • Nicholas Phan • Sem & Katherine Phan • Frank Villella • Cathy Williams
SUSTAINERS ($500-999)
Richard Boldrey • Dr. Robert & Judy Freilich • Susan Fuller • Steve & Robin Kunkel • Richard Lyman • Terri & Bob Ryan • Lisa Seischab • Louise K. Smith • Howard White
ASSOCIATES ($250 - 499)
Fotine Assimos • Julie & Roger Baskes • Nancy Dehmlow • Susan Izard • Martin Katz • Noah Sochet
PATRONS ($100-249)
Francis Atkins • William Bible • Lisa DeAngelis • Janet Eckhardt • Stephen Edfors • Marc Embree & Jane Bunnell • Lita Grier • Amy Iwano • Allen & Gail Juris • Masahiro Kasai • Jeanne LaDuke • John Nelson • Louis & Sharlene Phan • Doreen Rao • Elaine Sims • Norm Sloan
CONTRIBUTORS ($25-99)
Erika Erich • Candice Goldstein • Catherine Kahn • Thomas Martin • Susan Noel • Tania Schaum • Joy Schochet & Jonathan Green • Bridget Skaggs • Erin Marie Williams-Hatala & Kevin Hatala
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all performance and master class photography by Elliot Mandel