Support Kirkland Choral Society as we share the beauty of choral music through unique collaborations with orchestral and artistic partners.
DonateYour donation is a gift to the choir and to the entire community. For information about other ways to support KCS, email [email protected].
Lend a HandIf you're interested in supporting KCS in a non-monetary way, consider serving as a volunteer. Possibilities include working in the lobby at concerts, helping at receptions, setting up concert venues, graphic arts or website support and assisting with donor engagement, or assisting with donations for our rehearsal venue's safe parking program for homeless/working families. For more information, email [email protected]
Advertise with KCSOur concert programs will be seen by over 2500 audience members this season. KCS audiences are highly educated, generous, engaged in the community and discerning. From running households and educating families, to contracting for services and running businesses--your ads will find avid readers in a unique moment of quiet and contemplation. Program ads offset the costs of providing printed programs to audiences and engage readers. Join other season sponsors, like The Lodge at St Edward Park, to support our audiences & engage customers in your business. Email [email protected] to learn how.
Share the MusicA gift to Kirkland Choral Society is a gift to choral music lovers. We set our ticket prices to be as affordable as possible. Ticket prices represent only about a quarter of the cost of bringing KCS performances to life. We are committed to bringing this music to the community. Support our season with a donation to help keep ticket prices reasonable for audience members. This season, most tickets are $25 for general audience, $20 for seniors. Consider rounding up to the real per capita price of each performance: $100, or $80, respectively.
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Commission New MusicWe are a community choir committed to performing the greatest choral-orchestral works of the past and present. Committed, too, to commissioning new compositions and premiering works by diverse modern composers. To commission a new work means $8,000 or more. Become a part of a new-works process. Meet the composers. Create a legacy of music. Email [email protected] to underwrite new music.
Secure our FutureThis season, we will bring audiences three programs, each curated and conducted by a prospective Artistic Director candidate. We will also have an Emeritus Artistic Director, for the first time. All while working to ensure strong orchestral and artistic partnerships for next season and beyond. Consequently, we aim to grow our donor community. For 35 seasons, KCS has been largely self funded. Singers themselves and close family and friends have underwritten our productions. Ticket sales and occasional grants from 4Culture and others have secured the remainder; historically less than 40% of our budget. We aim to grow a donor community over the next few years. Join us now. Help secure our future. We will involve you in what's to come and recognize your contributions in meaningful ways.
Artistic Director Glenn Gregg, accepting the first corporate donation from chorus member Larry Saltz during 2000-2001 season. Larry still sings with KCS.
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