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NEA Spotlight: An in-depth look at NEA-funded projects
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Greenville Symphony Orchestra
(Greenville, SC)
In February 2008, Greenville audiences were treated to a special concert by the Greenville Symphony Orchestra (GSO). The concert, entitled A “Knight” of Percussion, featured guest artist, Scottish virtuoso percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie.
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First Peoples Fund (Rapid City, SD)
Since 1999, the Community Spirit Awards have honored 36 artists from 26 different Native-American Nations from Alaska to Maine. Honorees are Native-American artists nominated by their tribes for their generosity, humility, and ability to inspire and teach.
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Nashville Symphony Association
(Nashville, TN)
As one of the most active recording orchestras in the country, the Nashville Symphony has utilized recordings as a means to reach broader audiences and fulfill its mission—to perform and present the highest quality music, with a focus on the creation, promotion, and preservation of American repertoire.
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