INBOX CONCERTS
Live performances and gatherings are being cancelled all over the globe.
Humans still need music, perhaps now more than ever.
Join our email list, or check on our website daily, to get access to our series of
INBOX CONCERTS.
These will be curated on a daily basis, using either new or existing recordings.
The aim is to give YOU, our audiences, regular access to music,
and to give US, performers who have suddenly lost our income, a means of sharing.
We intend to pay all our musicians for the use of their videos and recordings. Many of us who work as performing artists have seen all of our work disappear for the immediate future - representing the loss of months worth of income!
So, while we invite you to enjoy this music in your own homes, on your own time, we also encourage you to make any kind of contribution. Consider what you might spend on a concert ticket or a meal out at a restaurant. Or, just think "Normally I'd offer to buy this musician a drink" and contribute enough for a beer or cocktail!
Tax-deductible contributions can be made online or via check,
instructions to do so are on our donation website here (click link).
Direct payments can be made via Venmo or PayPal to Ian Scarfe.
(Venmo: @iscarfe)
(PayPal: iscarfe@gmail.com, or PayPal.me/IanScarfe)
Live performances and gatherings are being cancelled all over the globe.
Humans still need music, perhaps now more than ever.
Join our email list, or check on our website daily, to get access to our series of
INBOX CONCERTS.
These will be curated on a daily basis, using either new or existing recordings.
The aim is to give YOU, our audiences, regular access to music,
and to give US, performers who have suddenly lost our income, a means of sharing.
We intend to pay all our musicians for the use of their videos and recordings. Many of us who work as performing artists have seen all of our work disappear for the immediate future - representing the loss of months worth of income!
So, while we invite you to enjoy this music in your own homes, on your own time, we also encourage you to make any kind of contribution. Consider what you might spend on a concert ticket or a meal out at a restaurant. Or, just think "Normally I'd offer to buy this musician a drink" and contribute enough for a beer or cocktail!
Tax-deductible contributions can be made online or via check,
instructions to do so are on our donation website here (click link).
Direct payments can be made via Venmo or PayPal to Ian Scarfe.
(Venmo: @iscarfe)
(PayPal: iscarfe@gmail.com, or PayPal.me/IanScarfe)
 photo credit: Petr Masek
What is Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival?
The Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival presents concerts of classical chamber music to communities across Northern California. Featuring an annual summer retreat and festival in the beautiful Trinity Alps of Northern California, as well as seasonal tours in the fall, winter, and spring, this organization has to date presented over 100 free public concerts across Northern California, and visited dozens of schools for educational outreach performances. |
 photo credit: Petr Masek
Who is Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival?
Founded in 2011 by Ian Scarfe, this organization boasts a rotating cast of some of the best professional classical musicians in the world. Many of the more than 50 affiliated musicians are based in the San Francisco Bay-Area, while the rest hail from across the United States, Canada and Europe. |
Where is Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival?
Centered in Trinity County in northwestern California, this organization presents concerts and events in a geographic area radiating outward: North into the state of Oregon, West along the California coast, East to Redding, Chico, and the central valley, and South into the San Francisco Bay-Area.
Trinity County is home to approximately 14,000 residents as well as the spectacular Trinity Alps Wilderness Area. From the Wikipedia article:
"Trinity County is rugged, mountainous, heavily forested, and lies along Trinity River. The county has no traffic lights, no freeways, no parking meters, and no incorporated cities. Weaverville, the county seat, has the distinction of housing some of California's oldest buildings. The courthouse, built in 1856, is the second oldest in the state, and the Weaverville Drug Store has been filling prescriptions since 1852. The Joss House is an historic Taoist temple built in 1873."
Centered in Trinity County in northwestern California, this organization presents concerts and events in a geographic area radiating outward: North into the state of Oregon, West along the California coast, East to Redding, Chico, and the central valley, and South into the San Francisco Bay-Area.
Trinity County is home to approximately 14,000 residents as well as the spectacular Trinity Alps Wilderness Area. From the Wikipedia article:
"Trinity County is rugged, mountainous, heavily forested, and lies along Trinity River. The county has no traffic lights, no freeways, no parking meters, and no incorporated cities. Weaverville, the county seat, has the distinction of housing some of California's oldest buildings. The courthouse, built in 1856, is the second oldest in the state, and the Weaverville Drug Store has been filling prescriptions since 1852. The Joss House is an historic Taoist temple built in 1873."
photo credit: Petr Masek
The festival holds an annual retreat in the small and remote community of Hyampom, at the farm of co-founder and violinist Ellen McGehee, and has presented concerts and visited schools in Weaverville, Eureka, Redding, Yreka, Junction City, Douglas City, Lewiston, Coffee Creek, Willow Creek, Hayfork, Red Bluff, Sonoma, Napa, San Rafael, Mill Valley, San Francisco.
Thanks to our season sponsors!
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Contact:
Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival 652 6th Avenue San Francisco, CA 94118 TrinityAlps.CMF@gmail.com |
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