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| | | | Dear Friend, In recent years, the Triangle Gay Men's Chorus has made it our goal to donate a portion of the proceeds from our concerts to select non-profit groups and charities as part of our community outreach. None touch more lives, or achieve a greater good than our partner organization for this Sunday's performance of Along with our sister chorus, The Common Woman Chorus, we are thrilled to have the honor of presenting the
Triangle area's first ever large scale performance of this amazing choral work. "Sing for the Cure" tells the stories of breast cancer survivors and their loved ones with beautiful music and moving text, written by various composers who have each in their own lives walked the journey of fighting breast cancer. This concert will feature orchestral accompaniment by nine gifted professional musicians, and narration by WRAL-TV's Debra Morgan and David Crabtree. We have 1,200 seats to fill in Raleigh's Meymandi Concert Hall- a magnificent venue which will do justice to this marvelous choral work. So, we need as many of you as possible to attend this concert, and to tell
everyone you know about it. present this beautiful and important work. Doors open at 6:30pm. Tickets for reserved seating are $15-$30, plus a small service fee, and are available via this link at Ticketmaster.com, at the Progress Energy Center Box Office (919-831-6060) and at the door.
Box office hours are 9am to 5:30 pm, Monday through Friday.
*If you cannot attend the concert, please consider making a donation in support, or in memory or honor of a loved one. SEE HOW |
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 What is 'Sing for the Cure' ?
Sing for the Cure ,
an uplifting and positive musical experience, tells the stories of breast cancer survivors, their families and friends.
This world-renowned choral work with orchestra and narration has moved and delighted thousands with its examination of the fears, trials, and even the humor of
dealing with breast cancer.
An emotionally charged and powerful work, it was commissioned in 2000 by Susan G. Komen for the Cure® as a result of founder and CEO Nancy Brinker's belief that more people would listen to the message if it was delivered through the powerful
medium of music.
Sing for the Cure had its world premiere in June 2000 and featured poet laureate Maya Angelou as narrator.
Today, Sing for the Cure's universal message of hope continues to transcend cultural, language, and political barriers even as a cure is still being sought. ____________________________ |
| Please consider making a donation to support Sing for the Cure
If you cannot attend our performance of Sing for the Cure, we hope you will consider making a donation in support.
Proceeds from the concert and individual donations will be shared equally by TGMC, the Common Woman Chorus, and Susan G. Komen for the Cure- NC Triangle.
All three groups are recognized non-profit organizations, so your donation can be tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law.
Please contact us with any questions or to specify that your donation be made in honor or memory of a loved one. You may mail us a personal check made out to
'TGMC-Sing for the Cure' to this address: TGMC- SFTC P.O. Box 14452 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 You can also make a donation with your credit or debit card via our PAYPAL account, by clicking the DONATE button at the top of our homepage. THANK YOU! |
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  Our programs are made possible by gifts from the Durham Arts Council's Annual Arts Fund,and support from the North Carolina Arts Council, an agency of the Department of Cultural Resources, and the National Endowment for the Arts which believes a great nation deserves great art. |
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