Cappella Romana Inc.

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“Establishment of compensation rates for key employees and contractors included a review of data from peer organizations, professional associations (chorus america, early music america, the league of american orchestras, willamette valley development officers, the recording academy, etc), local market conditions, and performance.”

“Establishment of compensation rates for key employees and contractors included a review of data from peer organizations, professional associations (chorus america, early music america, the league of american orchestras, willamette valley development officers, the recording academy, etc), local market conditions, and performance.”

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“As one of the leading professional chamber choirs in north america both by budget and activity level, cappella romana aims to be the preeminent global proponent of early and contemporary vocal music inspired by byzantium, russia, and western europe. Founded by music director alexander lingas in 1991, its highly focused programs offer a glimpse of the transcendent in vocal art, made possible by deep, original musicological and ethnographical research. Reaching more audiences each year and acclaimed recently in gramophone magazine ("a sound world of unique beauty"), the portland, oregon based ensemble presents a west coast concert series (portland, seattle, and san francisco) as its main program offering. Collaborations with peers, such as portland art museum, portland baroque orchestra, and third angle new music, reach broad audiences, as do its regional, national, and international tours. Cappella's recent international tours include performances in the netherlands, romania, hungary, serbia, and the united kingdom and national tours include performances in washington (dc), minneapolis, sacramento, san francisco, st. Louis (mo), lincoln (ne), new york, los angeles, and seattle. Cappella now has 25 released recordings, which are distributed by naxos of america. Cappella romana was one of the earliest adopters of the regional arts & culture council's arts for all program. This program, begun in 2007, benefits citizens in the portland metropolitan area on food assistance (snap). Any holder of an oregon trail (snap) card may purchase 5 tickets to any cappella romana concert. The regular market-rate for tickets range from 22 to 49. Snap credit is not used for purchasing tickets. The arts for all program enables lower income individuals to experience the beauty of cappella romana's musical performance, in person, at a fraction of the regular price. Cappella romana concerts are open to the public without regard to race, color, ethnic origin, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or disability. We will not turn someone away for the lack of ability to pay. Cappella romana also provides its recordings without charge to the nonprofit all classical portland radio station to ensure that the greater community can experience our live performances and recordings. All classical's listenership is over 150,000. Cappella romana also offers free recitals of its musical program for the public as a gift to the community, in performances at the grotto's christmas festival of lights and at portland's greek festival each october. Cappella romana has also performed free of charge in hospitals, with a set of holiday carols for chronically ill patients there, and for weddings and funerals in its community. During the 2020 pandemic, additional free performances were broadcast online and available worldwide. Program activity in fy20 until the advent of the pandemic lockdown in march 2020, cappella romana's major artistic accomplishments in 2019-20 were the successful production of its portland, seattle, and bay area concert series, touring, and the release of a new recording "lost voices of hagia sophia," medieval byzantine chants from hagia sophia in constantinople (now istanbul). This recording was its greatest recording success so far, posting a record 43 weeks on the classical billboard chart. Fy20 marked cappella romana's 28th annual season and represented a levelling of the meteoric increase in programming that came in the prior fiscal years. We planned a six-concert series in the pacific northwest, to run from september 2019 through may 2020 with all but one program performed in both portland and seattle. We completed four of these programs normally, with live audiences, until the pandemic struck. The first four programs were the following: 1) lost voices of hagia sophia, cappella romana's extraordinary project that brings together art history, ancient music, and modern technology to present ancient byzantine chant in the virtual-reality acoustics of”

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