If you share our passion for fine singing, wonderful music and the nurturing of artistic excellence, do please consider joining Brunswick Vocal Arts' circle of supporters. Our charity was launched only last year, and your support would make a huge difference to what we can achieve in our first few years of helping young singers. 

 

Donations of any size will be gratefully received, and donors giving £250 or more will receive a pair of complimentary tickets to Brunswick Vocal Arts concerts, as well as acknowledgement as founder donors in our printed programmes and on our website.

 

We’d be especially delighted to welcome you on board as a founder member of the Brunswick Vocal Arts Consortium, our circle of principal supporters making donations of £1,000 or more. Our hope is that our founding members will commit to renewing their donation for a further two years, allowing us to plan ahead with confidence on both financial and artistic fronts. Having said that, of course one-off donations will also make a big difference. 

 

The founding members of our Consortium will receive the following:

 

-       complimentary tickets to all BVA events

-       interval drinks receptions for members and their guests at all concerts

-       acknowledgement as founder supporters of BVA in concert programmes and on our website

-       access to rehearsals

-       invitation to an annual BVA Consortium drinks party in central London 

 

If you would like to make a donation and become a member of the BVA Consortium, please contact us directly through our contact page or send an email to our Artistic Director, Gary Matthewman, at gary@brunswickvocalarts.com

 

We look forward to hearing from you!

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We acknowledge with huge thanks the generous support of our founding donors:

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Nicholas Bacon - Jeremy Campbell - Chipperfield Choral Society Hammond Award - Stephen Claypole -

Kathleen Duncan - Stephen Ellis and Carlos Chacon - Ian Ferguson & Susan Tranter - The Fischer Fund - Stefa Hart -

C & T King-Farlow Charitable Trust - Francesca Makins - Colin Menzies - Andrew Moth & David Falconer -

Sara Naudi & Prof. Mark Layton  - Sir Desmond & Lady Pitcher - Michael & Carolyn Portillo - Lord Sherbourne of Didsbury - 

Brian Smith - The Earl & Countess of Verulam - Michael Wade - David Wakefield - Graham Williams

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