BMV thanks the many individuals and institutions who made our 43rd season a success. Click here to view BMV's 2011-2012 annual report.
When was your last "breakthrough" moment? Six composers (John Harbison, Shirish Korde, Michael Gandolfi, Mark Berger, Patrick Greene, and Curtis K. Hughes) discuss the impact Boston Musica Viva has had on their career breakthroughs:
For 44 years, Boston Musica Viva has enabled the artistic breakthroughs of over 250 living composers. In fact, the theme of our opening concert this season was “Breakthroughs.” We heard from some of the region’s most promising emerging composers in the Rapido!® Composition Contest Semi-finals alongside the musical mastery of John Harbison, Peter Lieberson, and Andy Vores. In November, the ensemble brought fresh perspective to previously-premiered work by William Kraft while giving audiences the opportunity to discover a new piece by Curtis K. Hughes. For each of these composers, the opportunity to hear his or her life's work come to fruition in sensitive renditions by BMV's talented musicians was nothing short of exhilarating.
Join the many generous new music fans who nurture current musical breakthroughs for our community's continued enjoyment by making a gift to Boston Musica Viva's Annual Fund today.Your tax-deductible gift in any amount is greatly appreciated:
- A gift of $25 subsidizes discounted concert tickets for music students;
- A gift of $100 enables rental of a percussion instrument, to more expressively fulfill a composer’s musical intentions;
- A gift of $250 enables BMV to rent scores, to ensure that a wide spectrum of today's best music is performed;
- A gift of $500 covers studio recording engineering fees, allowing BMV to share great renditions of new music with more listeners;
- A gift of $1,000 funds accomplished guest artists to perform with BMV.
Thank you for supporting Boston Musica Viva!











