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Festival Calendar
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2008 Concert
Dates: September 5, 6, 12, 13, 14, 17, 19, 20, & 21 |
Downlaod Press Release for 2008 Season:
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Downlaod Press Release for Sept. 5th & 6th
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Downlaod Press Release for Sept. 12th & 13th
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Downlaod Press Release for Sept. 19th & 20th
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Downlaod Press Release for Sept. 13th, 14th,
19th, & 20th Concerts:
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Downlaod Press Release for The Bonfiglio Group
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Downlaod Press Release for NACAP:
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Grand
Canyon Music Festival will present
its 25th season from September 5, 2008, to September 21, 2008, with
weekend and mid-week concerts in Grand Canyon National Park.
The Festival will also conduct its annual outreach tour
at Grand Canyon
School and to Native American reservation schools in Arizona.
Grand Canyon Music Festival is an annual three-week series of
concerts held in Grand Canyon National Park that emphasizes the
broad diversity of chamber music, focuses on programming and presentation
excellence, and celebrates the environment of this majestic World
Heritage Site. Musicians of national and international standing
are drawn to the Festival because of the high quality of musicianship,
the sophistication of its leadership, and the inspiration of the
Canyon itself.
Founded in 1983, the Grand Canyon Music Festival brings world-renowned
artists to Arizona for performances, outreach, and education
programs in rural and underserved Arizona communities, at affordable
admission prices.
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Since 1984, the Festival has served Native American communities
within the state, including the Navajo, Hopi, Havasupai, and Pima
Indian Reservations, the Heard Museum, and Scottsdale Community
College. Recipient of the ASCAP-Chamber Music America Award for
Adventurous Programming of Contemporary Music, the GCMF has been
recognized as an innovator in programming and education outreach,
with support from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), Western
State Arts Federation (WESTAF), the Flinn Foundation, Chamber Music
America, the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust, and the Arizona
Commission on the Arts. The Grand Canyon Music Festival attracts
artists of international acclaim, including Pulitzer Prize winning
composers like William Bolcom and Paul Moravec, the Festival's 2004
composer-in-residence. Festival performances are heard nationwide
on National Public Radio's "Performance Today"and statewide
on KNAU, Flagstaff , and KBAQ, Phoenix. The Grand Canyon Music Festival
has been featured the on National Public Radio's "Morning Edition"and "All
Things Considered." |
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2008 Press
Releases