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| THE VOICE |
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Chorus America's award-winning quarterly magazine, The Voice, is packed with news, information, announcements, and advice. Distributed to more than 4,000 choral leaders throughout North America, The Voice features in-depth interviews and profiles, chorus news, opinion and commentary, board leadership strategies, successful fundraising and marketing techniques, and advice on artistic issues. Subscriptions are available only through membership to Chorus America. View articles from the current issue: Summer 2010
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| VOICE ADVERTISING |
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Get your message out to the more than 4,000 choral leaders and singers who receive The Voice! Advertising rates for The Voice are among the most economical in the arts. What's more, Chorus America Business Members, Chorus Members, and Affiliate Members are eligible for substantial discounts. To place an ad: Simply print and fill out an Ad Order Form (PDF) and fax it to the Chorus America office at 202.331.7599 before the Reservation Deadlines below. To submit ad artwork: Ad artwork must be submitted as an email attachment to Jan-Marie Petersen at janmarie@chorusamerica.org before the Artwork Deadlines below. Artwork must be submitted in the correct dimensions as a high resolution image (300 dpi) in a PDF, TIFF, or JPEG format (see Ad Rate Card for details).
Questions? Contact advertising manager Jan-Marie Petersen at janmarie@chorusamerica.org or at 202.331.7577 x250. |
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eVoice is Chorus America's semi-monthly eNewsletter of community news and resources, distributed to nearly 5,000 choral leaders. Sponsors receive a tagline (no more than 30 words) at the beginning of the eVoice, introducing them as the sponsor. Sponsors also receive an advertising space at the bottom of the newsletter. This advertising space may include ONE of the following:
To sponsor an issue of eVoice, fill out an eVoice Sponsorship Form and submit to advertising manager Jan-Marie Petersen via fax (202.331.7599) or via email (janmarie@chorusamerica.org). All sponsorship materials—text, image(s), and form—must be received at least 3 days prior to the date of the sponsored issue. |
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| THE CHORUS LEADERSHIP GUIDE |
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| THE CHORUS IMPACT STUDY |
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| CHORAL SURVEY REPORT
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Current chorus operating data compiled from Chorus America's Annual Choral Survey, with aggregate figures on concert attendance, ticket prices, earned and contributed income, staffing, and much more. A valuable tool for every chorus administrator and board leader. The Choral Survey Report is a member benefit. Login to the Members-Only Section to view the current report. |
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| AMERICAN CHORAL REVIEW
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The American Choral Review is a journal exploring choral repertoire and issues of performance practice pertaining to music of all periods, as well as commenting on recent scores, recordings, books, and performances. The ACR strives to make recent research more widely known to conductors, and to bring great and perhaps lesser-known repertoire to the attention of the choral community at large. Submissions are encouraged for articles in the range of 4,000 words. The ACR was under the editorship of the distinguished musicologist and conductor Alfred Mann from 1961 to 1999. William Weinert (wweinert@esm.rochester.edu) has been editor since 1999.
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The Research Memorandum Series is a bibliographic journal to assist conductors and others in the choral field in their search for repertory. The RMS, which began in the 1950s and now numbers nearly 200 issues, focuses primarily on the works of one composer (both mainstream and lesser-known), listing their works by genre, style period, voicing, or another category. At other times the RMS has served as a true bibliography, listing recent scholarly writings on the music of a composer, a country, or a genre of choral works. Users will find in the RMS a vast repository of information and resources to help guide their continual search for new sources of interesting programming. The RMS was under the editorship of David DeVenney from 1995 through 2009. L. Brett Scott (lincoln.cornishscott@uc.edu) currently serves as editor.
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