The Savvy Organization Inc

Every child should have the opportunity to experience creating music with their own being. Goal: $15,000 (per location) Allows the chorus to initiate and run for a whole year and build a foundation so it can become a mainstay for young people in the community. Become a founding member with a tax-deductible donation* of any size to our fundraiser. Let's make it Rock!

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Become a founding member. Music education inspires, empowers, and transforms young lives. It fosters creativity, discipline, communication, expression, teamwork, and a lifelong appreciation for the arts. We’re passionate about ensuring that these benefits reach as many children as possible and your generous support makes a world of difference.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Charlotte New Music

#kidsarethefuture

*Charlotte New Music is a 501(c)3 nonprofit arts organization as a d/b/a of The Savvy Organization, Inc.

www.charlottenewmusic.org

About Loadbang:
TRUMPET : TROMBONE : BASS CLARINET : BARITONE VOICE
"A FORMIDABLE NEW-MUSIC FORCE" --- TIMEOUTNY

New York-based new music chamber group loadbang is building a new kind of music for mixed ensemble. Since their founding in 2008, their unique lung-powered instrumentation (bass clarinet, trumpet, trombone, baritone voice) has provoked diverse responses from composers, resulting in a stylistic palette ranging from whistled Brazilian rhythms and microtonal jazz standards to the decoupled and deconstructed sounds of the second modernity. They have been praised as ‘cultivated’ by The New Yorker, ‘exhilarating’ by the Baltimore Sun, ‘inventive’ by the New York Times and called a 'formidable new-music force' by TimeOutNY. Symphony Space, Avant Music Festival, MATA, and North River Music at Greenwich House Music School are some of their recent presenters.

loadbang has premiered more than 100 works, including many written by members of the ensemble. Other composers who have written originals and new arrangements for loadbang include Pulitzer Prize winners Charles Wuorinen and David Lang, Guggenheim Fellowship winner Alex Mincek, Eve Beglarian, Nick Didkovsky, Reiko Füting, and Andy Akiho and Alexandre Lunsqui, who were both recently commissioned by the New York Philharmonic. Not content to dwell solely in the realm of notated music, loadbang is known for its searing and unpredictable improvisations, exploring the edges of instrumental and vocal timbre and technique, and blurring the line between composed and extemporaneous music. To this end, they have embarked on a project to record improvisations and works written by members of the ensemble. These recordings are designed, fabricated, and released in hand-made limited editions. They can also be heard on a 2012 release of the music by John Cage on Avant Media Records and a 2013 release of the music of loadbang member Andy Kozar on ANALOG Arts Records which was called ‘virtuosic’ by The New Yorker.

loadbang is dedicated to education and cultivation of an enthusiasm for new music. They have worked with students ranging from elementary schoolers in the New York Philharmonic's Very Young Composers program and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s OrchKids Program to college aged student composers at Cornell, New York, Tufts, and Yale Universities and the Peabody Conservatory. Recently they gave a lecture on John Cage at Carnegie Mellon University and held residencies at SUNY Fredonia Wesleyan University, and New York University