Earlville Opera House Receives Grant From New York State Music Fund
Published: December 21st, 2006

EARLVILLE –  The Earlville Opera House announced today that it is the recipient of a grant from The New York State Music Fund for its 2007 Concert Series. Two themes inspire the EOH Project for 2007: outreach and living traditions.

Outreach means bringing vital musical traditions, evolving outside the realm of mass marketing driven delivery channels, affordably, to a broader audience in our region. The NYSMF can make this outreach possible in two ways: by supporting the additional costs of presented programs at off-site venues, and by underwriting artist fees so that the highest quality performances can be presented at ticket prices that almost any family can afford. Off-site performances in Central New York will be: Beòlach in Norwich at a low-ticket price; Taiko Masala (free performance and children’s workshop) in Hamilton; and Grada Christmas in Cazenovia at a low-ticket price.

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