ABOUT US

This festival is built around performers who grew up in Willamette Valley and are now pursuing concert careers in classical music. There are at least 11 such artists living in the US and Europe, playing in symphonies, operas, chamber orchestras, and touring ensembles, and auditioning for new opportunities.

Chintimini Chamber Music is a tax-exempt 501(c)3 organization. Your contributions may be deducted in your tax filings.

Speaking of taxes -- if you live in Oregon, don't forget the Oregon Cultural Trust! A gift to the Trust, to the extent it is matched by gifts to any Oregon cultural non-profits, entitles you to a 100% credit against your Oregon income tax. You can take this credit whether you itemize or not.

(If you itemize, your gift to the Trust is also deductible on Federal taxes. On Oregon taxes, when you take the full credit, you of course don't also take it as a deduction.)

For a look at projects funded by the Oregon Cultural Trust through the Benton County Cultural Coalition, go to the "2005 Alsea Concert" and to the 2007 SCHEDULE. Works of six composers with Corvallis and Oregon connections were programmed Thursday and Friday! Scores and parts were obtained with assistance from the Benton County Cultural Coalition, with funds from the Oregon Cultural Trust.

Chintimini Chamber Music Festival Board of Directors

Joan Caldwell, Chair
James D. Hall, Secretary
Steven Esbensen, Treasurer
Carol Huntington, Subscriber Services
Judy Krueger, Subscriber Services
Charles Creighton, Education Outreach
Judy de Szoeke, Box Office
Carol Mason, At Large
James Cassidy, At Large

Festival Artistic Director

Erik Peterson

Annotator

Craig B. Leman

Administration

• Reimbursement Form (PDF Format)

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