
Public Announcement:
Postponement of January 18 Concert
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Dear Friends and Supporters of Musicians at Play Foundation’s Civic Orchestra of Los Angeles,
Due to the widespread fires in Southern California, the unpredictable air quality, and in consideration of our many musician colleagues affected by this tragedy, we have made the difficult decision to postpone our concert originally scheduled for January 18. The safety and well-being of our community are our top priorities.
We understand how much our musicians looked forward to this performance and the opportunity to explore new repertoire with our esteemed faculty. We share your disappointment but are committed to rescheduling the concert and will provide updates as soon as possible.
We will continue to honor the stipends for our Civic Orchestra of Los Angeles fellows and the artist fees for our dedicated faculty.
We extend our gratitude to our media partner, Classical California KUSC, for their efforts. We are partnering with MusiCares to provide support and resources during this challenging time.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support. Please stay safe and take care of yourselves and your loved ones.
Sincerely,
Musicians at Play Foundation
Civic Orchestra of Los Angeles
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ABOUT Musicians at Play (MAP) Foundation:
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The Musicians at Play (MAP) Foundation creates access to and awareness of Los Angeles’ diverse musical heritage, through educational music and mentorship programs, as well as professional performances which fill the socio-economic needs of underserved youth and communities. MAP’s programs help students to build career skills and pathways to support the creative cultural expression of the community. MAP's core values of Access, Excellence, Racial Equity and Inclusivity ensure free access to communities in underserved populations who have little to no ability to receive arts or music education. MAP’s purpose is to provide tuition-free music instruction programs aligned with VAPA standards to support teachers, parents, students and community members in defunded, marginalized communities suffering from systemic racism and the digital divide. Facilitated by accredited educators who are also professional local musicians in the Film, Concert Hall and Recording Industries in Los Angeles, MAP’s programs cross fourteen disciplines among woodwinds, strings and percussion instruments. For more, visit MAP at www.musiciansatplay.org.
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The Musicians at Play (MAP) Foundation is a 501(C3) Non-Profit Music Performance and Education Foundation with EIN #47-3332460.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION / PRESS CONTACT:
Staci Griesbach
Musicians At Play Foundation
StaciGriesbach@LunaWorldwide.com
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