Program Ad Sales! Place by Feb. 22nd for the Best Value!

GRCC Concert Program Ad Sales

Greater Richmond Children’s Choir is offering community members an opportunity to support our students’ scholarship fund and June tour to Colorado. Your ad will appear in our programs for the following concerts:

February 25th Richmond Public Library Concert

March 25th Varina Public Library Concert

Sun. May 21st St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Spring Concert

And your support will be listed on grcchoir.org

Page is 8.5” x 11” letter size

Full page ad $250

Half page ad $100

Quarter page ad $50

Eighth page ad $35

Single line messages $20 – for well wishes from parents, grandparents and friends!

Submitted ads should be ready to print and emailed to grcchoir@gmail.com. Checks should be made out to “GRCC” PO Box 8595, Richmond VA 23226.

Payments can also be made by Zelle 804-201-1894.           

Please submit before May 15th to be in the Spring Concert program and website, or by Feb. 20th and take 10% off and the ad will be in all three concert programs and website.

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Organization Name:  __________________________________________________________________

Contact Name:  __________________________________________________________________

Email address:  __________________________________________________________________

Phone:  _______________________________________________________________

Preferred Ad Size: ______ Full page _____Half page _____Quarter page ____Eighth page

Or ___Single line message option__________________________________________________________

                                                                        (desired message)

Total payment $___________ (take 10% off if paid by Feb. 20th)                                   Thank you!

LINK TO THIS FORM HERE

Our Hearts Break: Sing On

Our Hearts Break: Sing On

Friends, this is an era when our hearts are hurting for many reasons.  From the perspective of this choral organization, we haven’t been able to sing together – a big sadness.  This last weekend would have been our last concert of what was shaping up to be a great season.  Our Pro Arte has had to postpone the June tour.  We are still hoping to gather more of you into our virtual choir project.  We must continue to make music any way we can.

However, not making music together pales in comparison to the other things swirling around us.  We are fearful of Covid-19 and are suffering its consequences - isolation from friends and family being at the top of that list.   We are sickened by the rampant racism in this country, the leaders who support and encourage it and citizens who choose to not see it and own their role in it.

As this choir’s Artistic Director, I want to suggest that music can help the hurt.  Any time we intentionally share music either on our own or in ensemble (our virtual choir) we are spreading joy, hope and healing.  I want to suggest that many of the texts we share through our singing address love, hope, peace, joy and our cry for social justice.  Over its history, GRCC has been committed to an awareness of social justice issues and other cultures throughout our world.  We have been keenly aware of music’s ability to heal.  So, sing on!  Wherever you sing, whoever you join your voice with, whatever you sing; own your ability to make a difference though your gift of singing!

Here are links to music our choirs have sung that are particularly appropriate at this time:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP6LcRKPqAg (An excerpt of Draw the Circle Wide)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQKwh43z5rM (Prayer of Desmond Tutu)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMynBb_-vVE (Unity in Grace)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqFTVI0VzcQ (Hope for Resolution)

The Lee monument is coming down.  Sing justice! 

Peace and love,

Crystal Jonkman

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