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Giving to Curtis You can play an important part in supporting the artistic and educational programs at The Curtis Institute of Music. Your gift to the Curtis Annual Fund or endowment will help to keep Curtis at the pinnacle of music education. Curtis's unique all-scholarship policy ensures that talent is the only basis for admission to this most selective of music schools. But the policy places extraordinary pressure on the school to increase gifts from our individual, foundation, and corporate friends, which are essential to cover the gap between endowment revenues and operating expenses. In proportion to its size, Curtis has trained more notable musicians in its eighty-two-year history than any other U.S. music school. Support the 162 exceptionally talented young musicians training at the Institute today, and join us in training the great classical soloists and ensemble players of tomorrow. |
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Curtis Holds
This weekend, The Curtis Institute of Music will hold its seventy-fifth annual Commencement exercises. Robert Capanna, executive director of Settlement Music School, will deliver the commencement address to the thirty-four graduating students. At the ceremony, Mr. Capanna and Joseph M. Field, a longtime supporter of Curtis, will receive honorary Doctor of Music degrees. Renowned pianists Seymour Lipkin ('47) and Abba Bogin ('49) will receive the Curtis Alumni Award, the highest honor the school confers on its alumni. Established in 2000, the award recognizes outstanding and long-term contribution to Curtis and exceptional contribution to the music world. |
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