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Los Angeles International Music Festival at the Walt Disney Concert Hall
Open to choral & instrumental groups!
By Keith Bishop, World Projects Project Manager

Bands, orchestras and choirs the world over come to Southern California for the many great performance opportunities and unique sightseeing the area has to offer.

Perform in Walt Disney Concert Hall

Over the last 4 years we have worked to bring about an event that incorporates much that this unique area has to offer while maintaining our mission of providing life changing performance opportunities. The result is our Los Angeles International Music Festival. Full Article

Brazil Site Inspection
Now Is The Time To Make Your Plans!
By Saul Charlesworth, World Projects Project Manager

For a week in August, I had the opportunity to travel to Brazil on a site inspection trip to learn not only about the wonderful culture and group touring sites on offer but also about the musical opportunities available to visiting bands, choirs and orchestras.

Rio de Janeiro

I was amazed at the depth and variety of musical options available in Brazil, from the samba and bossa nova styles that the country is so well known for to the musical programs being offered to students at schools in the “favelas” (shanty towns.) Full Article