THE NEW BRUNSWICK CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
EIN 22-2274061 · Visual Arts (A40)
What they do
The New Brunswick Chamber Orchestra (NBCO) Season Consisted of Two Salon Concert Series With Four Performances Each and Two Major Performances. The First Salon Series Featured A World Premier By A New Jersey Composer In Collaboration With The New Jersey Composers Guild. We Held Two Full Concerts, A Holiday Concert, Collaborating With Two Local Choirs, and The Spring Concert, "Our City Our People," Featuring Aaron Coplands "Appalachian Spring" Including A World Premiere By Robert Langenfeld. Both Concerts Were Held At Rutgers University Nicholas Auditorium. An Educational Component is Always Included During The Performances Providing Details On The Composer, The History, and The Unique Features of The Composition. Some of The Pieces of Our Salons and The Concerts Have Been Presented By Radio Broadcast and In Digital Format On YouTube. We Increased In-person Performances to Over 800 Participants, and The Digital Performances Served About 900 Viewers for The Year.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1979
- Location
- 81 LOUIS ST, NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ 08901-2255
- County
- Middlesex
- In care of
- B Wayne Anderson