"I applaud the efforts of FAF!" - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Before you choose a
for-profit event manager or tour
operator to
handle your next
ˇ Concert Tour
ˇ Association Event, or
ˇ Group-based Volunteer Service Project,
take a moment to review FAF's concert and
cultural exchange itineraries. Then,
join us and witness the FAF difference for
yourself.
Uniting cultural
communities as friends worldwide, FAF is
consistently selected to
direct or
facilitate:
- Customized, National and International
Concert Tours and Festival appearances for
all types of
arts-based and cultural organizations -
young or old, large or intimate;
- International conference management
for global
gatherings of all kinds and delegates of all
ages;
- Credit-bearing Edutours, Voluntourism
Projects (service-based travel) worldwide;
and
- FAF's own, youth leadership training
events in
support of the
U.N.'s 8 Millennium Development Goals.
Check out how FAF's REACH in
preparing concert tours, meaningful gatherings,
and volunteer opportunities makes those
projects better than they
would otherwise be without our team on board.
For example:
ˇ Asia: Subsidies and real festival or
community involvement throughout China and
Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and
the Philippines
ˇ Central and South America: with current
concert tours and volunteer projects in Costa
Rica, Peru, Chile, Brazil, and Argentina
ˇ Europe: With longstanding contacts
throughout the continent, nobody knows the
back roads and cultural communities there
like FAF
ˇ Middle East: the Foundation is a
preferred
U.S. representative for the exciting new
Abraham Path Initiative. Initiated and
directed by Harvard professors
Dr. Joshua Weiss and Bill Ury (author of
"Getting to Yes"), the Abraham Path is an
exclusive hiking and cultural exchange trail
through
the Middle East ... on the very same roads
Abraham once traveled!
ˇ National: Just look at the three
orchestras
and one choir pictured below, at FAF's Haiti
fund raiser, last month in Washington D.C.
That concert was only the highlight of a
great regional, Spring U.S. tour.
A VIEW FROM THE ROAD: AN OCCASIONAL SERIES |
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Pictured: The FINALE music piece at the
Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts
Center, featuring the Huntington
Middle School Orchestra of California, the
international World Children's Choir, and
two, combined middle school orchestras
from
the Langston Hughes Middle School of
Virginia. Over 200 Middle School youth
from across the United States gathered in
Washington D.C. to perform in the gala, fund
raising
concert produced by FAF, on April 8, 2010.
Indeed, pictured above is the product of
magical work
across communities and time zones, bringing
together the
arts with youth service in support of UNICEF
USA's Haiti Relief.
ANOTHER VIEW FROM THE ROAD
Notes for FAF's Executive Director, Patrick
Sciarratta
In the last newsletter, I spoke about my
winter visit to the Philippines. Hard not to
like Southeast Asia in wintertime but the
need for development is great. Friendship
Ambassadors Foundation is proud to be
creating opportunity for increased numbers of
Americans to learn about the region while
contributing their art and volunteer service
to its continued development.
In July FAF's local counterparts will help
the Foundation host a fine US performance
ensemble, Synergy - and we look forward to
having your group or ensemble join us during
one of many projects FAF will be helping to
lead there in the future.
In fact, I have finally returned to my desk this
week. Last week, I traveled with the
Huntington Middle School Orchestra on
a fun
tour to Washington D.C. They got to perform
and create a music exchange with two other
local orchestras. The high point for me,
pictured above, was their moving concert at
the Schlesinger Hall on
April 8, 2010 in support of Haiti.
Their fund raiser for Haiti, which also
featured the incredible World Children's
Choir and both of the Middle School
Orchestras that they had music exchanges with,
from Langston Hughes High School, made
for a
fantastic artistic event. FAF's Artistic
Director, Ms. Yin-Chu Jou,should be proud
of this fine cultural
and service event, contributing an amount
(and still counting!) for
UNICEF-USA's relief work in the
earthquake-ravaged nation.
First Lady Michelle Obama recognized the
Huntington Middle School Orchestra's gallant
effort to travel to Washington D.C., stating
in a personally signed note, that she
"appreciated the effort" and told them to
"keep up the good work." FAF remains
particularly pleased when we can turn a
concert tour, into an event that makes a
difference in people's lives and an impact in
communities they serve.
Prior to D.C., I traveled through Eastern
China. I addressed the 2010 World Summit
on the
Innovation Economy in Nantong, China. I
also spoke
at the Tangshan Vocational College to over
2000 university students, and gave
presentations on FAF's upcoming 7th Annual
Youth Assembly at the United Nations to
prospective youth leader delegates at Remnin
University in Beijing, one of the country's
finest.
Through the Foundation's growing contacts
throughout Asia, your group, ensemble, or
gathering would be well served by letting
FAF handle all of your programming and
facilitation details. I am seeing first
hand these days how good organizations can do
great programs abroad when FAF's team is on
their side.
Safe and Meaningful Travel to You and Yours,
Patrick Sciarratta
FAF E.D.
"I appreciate your time and effort, am
grateful
for your
support and am quite overwhelmed with pride
to read
the
amount of effort you have made on behalf of
our trip.
You
have a true concept of what diplomacy
involves and
effect it
repeatedly." - John McIntyre, Tour
Coordinator,
Greenwich Choral Society, June 2008 (Part of
FAF's
Sister City
Project between Greenwich, CT and Vienne, France)
"The Movement Laboratory Youth
Ensembles' 'Goodwill
thru Dance Program' has traveled with FAF for
over 20
years ...
Thanks FAF for helping ... We will continue
to create
illuminate and teach peace." -
Judy
Williams
Henry,
Founder and Artistic Director
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PATH OF THE FRIEND ITINERARIES: PREMIERING IN DECEMBER |
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A new relationship for FAF: with the Abraham
Path Initiative (API)
OVERVIEW OF THE INTERCULTURAL HIKE
Connecting the Human Family Step by Step
Are you interested in the experience of a
lifetime?
Well, the Abraham Path offers such an
opportunity
as
one of the most outstanding cultural
itineraries in
the
world. Proceeding south from the Silk Road
town of
Harran in Southeastern Turkey, the path crosses
one
of the richest historical landscapes on
earth, from
the
great Islamic centers of Aleppo and Damascus to
the
old pilgrimage cities of the Holy Land.
Along the
way,
the trail winds through the Biblical scenery
of the
desert and descends through the olive groves and
wildflowers that dot the landscape. Those who
make
this journey, now being offered to small
groups of 15 to 20 people, will discover a chain
of
Roman ruins, medieval castles and desert
monasteries, and extraordinary sites related to
Abraham.
FAF's Inaugural, Familiarization Trip for Group
Leaders and
Others:
Dec 27 - Jan 7, 2010: Israel, Palestine, and
Jordan
(Including an optional, pre-hike
extension to
Jerusalem from Dec 23-26 for those
seeking a
Christmastime, Holy Land experience,
too).
2011-2012: Path opens for small groups
interested
in
the arts, cultural exchange, new routes for
hiking,
spiritual experiences, and offers great learning
opportunities with local API guides who really
know the region, its history, and cultures.
Click below to view two active API
itineraries whose dates can be changed to be
'ready to go' when your group is ... actual
upcoming dates are subject to change and
customized to meet the needs of each group or
class!
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ACTUAL ITINERARIES: FAF'S ASIA |
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For over 36 years, Friendship Ambassadors
Foundation
has been a global force bringing millions of
people
together through
meaningful cultural exchange programmes.
Our new Asian focus reflects the interests and
connections of our Artistic Director, Ms.
Yin-Chu Jou. Ms. Jou has created excellent
Asian programming for many of our ensembles
and groups over the past several years; we
invite you to click below and see a few of
them now!
Please contact FAF's Artistic Director, Ms.
Yin-Chu
Jou
(yinchu@faf.org; 1-800-526-2908) to discuss
your Asia plans so you have all the
information in
hand when your group meets.
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INTERNATIONAL RELIEF FRIENDSHIP FOUNDATION: COSTA RICA BOUND |
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Announcing:
2010 Discover True Friendship Service
Tour: Costa Rica
July 7-19, 2010 | San Jose, Costa Rica
Reduced Cost! Thanks to a generous
donation, the participant cost has now been
reduced by $250!
Join the INTERNATIONAL RELIEF FRIENDSHIP
FOUNDATION (IRFF) as they renovate the
dining and shelter facilities of the Light
for the Nations Foundation, a nonprofit that
provides meals to neglected children and
cares for the elderly in Tejarcillos, a
community on the outskirts of San Jose. In
addition, IRFF participants will be meeting
with organizations to learn about the social
challenges faced by the people of Costa Rica,
and will visit the rainforest and an active
volcano in one of the world's most beautiful
countries.
IRFF is looking for committed, adventurous
and hard working young men and women.
Applications are Due April 30th. Apply Now
online, click below! Please email Paul
Byrne, Assistant International Executive
Director, IRFF,
at byrneIRFF@yahoo.com with any questions.
"This is the kind of project that FAF loves
to develop," says Victor Izquierdo, Friendship
Ambassadors Foundation's Project Coordinator
for Latin
America. "I traveled with Mr. Byrne to Costa
Rica to set up the program last month and came
back very impressed," he continued.
"IRFF and FAF have created an experiential
learning
program, open to high school students, that will
bring young men and women to Costa Rica, a
safe but developing country, to work on a
reconstruction project in a needy community.
There,
they will learn about other challenges facing
local
people, while experiencing Costa Rican
culture and
customs firsthand."
"FAF has collaborated with IRFF in order to
provide an opportunity to create mutual
understanding and friendship with youth of
other countries and cultures," Mr. Izquierdo
concluded, "in a way that will positively
affect lives on both sides. FAF is always
proud to be a part of bridging differences."
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SING AND DANCE AT THE UN THIS SUMMER |
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GREAT, SUMMER CONCERT TOUR OPTION ˇ An
Appearance
in NYC during the annual Youth Assembly at
the U.N.
and A Week in NYC at a Glance, FAF
Style!
Here is one itinerary, right
in the newsletter:
Day 1- Upon arrival in New York City, an FAF
representative will be there to welcome you.
Board
your private motor coach for your transfer to
your
accommodations in Midtown Manhattan. After
settling
in and depending on arrival times, enjoy a
welcome
dinner at a nearby restaurant or a short FAF
orientation before turning in for the night.
Day 2- Board your private motor coach this
morning to
the Empire State Building; tour the
Observatory Tower.
After getting to know New York from above,
take some
free time to discover 5th Avenue and the Grand
Central Station area. Your motor coach will
take you
to your first indoor performance and
exchange. Have
dinner together at a restaurant nearby,
arranged by
FAF.
Day 3 - Enjoy breakfast then join FAF staff
and interns:
explore the famous Metropolitan Museum of Art
(entrance included), one of the world's finest
museums. Have lunch in the museum's cafeteria.
Enjoy some free time in the afternoon for
shopping or
individual sightseeing. Tonight: special
exchange
opportunities will be tailored for each group.
Day 4- After breakfast, stroll through
Rockefeller
Center and the famous Central Park. Visit the
Central
Park Zoo, Conservatory Garden, enjoy the
Carousel
and Carriage Rides, or do some boating on
the
Lake. In the afternoon, board your motor
coach for
your transfer to Greenwich, Connecticut.
Concert in the Greenwich community. Reception
and dinner arranged after the
performance.
Day 5 - Depart to Downtown and take a cruise
to the
Statue of Liberty. Upon arrival, prepare for
your first
outdoor concert at the Statue of Liberty
Flagpole area.
After a fun, al fresco performance, take time
on your
own to explore the Statue of Liberty and
Ellis Island.
Upon your return to Manhattan, visit Ground
Zero.
Explore Chinatown and Little Italy. Tonight:
special
exchange opportunities will be tailored for
each group.
Day 6 - In the early afternoon, meet for
lunch at the
hotel and then transfer to United Nations
headquarters
in New York City for a visit and your
concert. Upon
arrival, enjoy a guided tour of this vital
peacemaking
institution. Visit the gift shop for your
souvenirs. Mail
them with special stamps available only from
the UN!
In the early evening, if dates work out, join
other international
performers for the annual U.C. Peace Arts
Festival
related to the annual Youth Assembly at the
United
Nations. This is also an award
ceremony for UN officials involved with cultural
activities.
Day 7 - After breakfast, enjoy a 2-hour,
semi-circle
cruise around Manhattan, which will be a
breathtaking
experience and allow you to get to know some
of the
history of Manhattan, New Jersey and
Brooklyn. In the
afternoon, enjoy some free time at Times
Square. After
an early dinner at Times Square, enjoy an
included,
evening performance on Broadway tonight!
And: all at a very inviting price that is
tax-deductible to
the fullest extent of the law through FAF.
Make an
impact at a fraction of the cost of high
rate, for-profit
tour operators (Actually, even tour operators
use FAF
these days to increase the impact of their
tours and
lower costs overall. With no profit motive
whatsoever,
the Foundation is happy to oblige.)
"If you saw the impact you have on
youth (and
young
at
heart), you would have to shade your eyes
from the
brightness
of hope." - Paulette Schatz,
Project
Manager,
United
Nations Development Programme, Afghanistan
N.B. This itinerary is available all year
long. FAF's 7th Annual Youth Assembly at
the United Nations is 4 - 6 August 2010, UN
Headquarters, NYC. To learn more about
the U.C. Peace Arts Festival and the annual Youth
Assembly at the UN, please click below.
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NEW! COURSE OFFERINGS: SUMMER CULTURAL IMMERSIONS |
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FAF has prepared successful, university level
courses
for your
review. These courses offer matriculated and
continuing
students
the opportunity to earn course credits while
having
the
time of their lives in beautiful cities around
the globe! These courses can be tailored to
your
needs and
destinations as well as to any academic
discipline.
Here are a few offerings to consider in
2010-11:
ˇ Nuts and Bolts: Examining the
administration
and
management of cultural nonprofit
organizations.
Held at
your university or on site at influential
NGOs in New
York and
elsewhere.
ˇ Cultural Leadership in the Age of Private
Citizen
Diplomacy: A Positive Role for Non-State Actors.
ˇ Central European Cultural Immersion Course
in
the Czech
Republic,
Slovakia, Austria, and Hungary: our most
impressive
success to date. NOTE: This inviting
three-week
course can be offered by a variety of
departments
with
confidence: International Relations, Liberal
Arts,
Continuing
Education among them.
Take a moment
and
scan
Professor Devon
MacNamara's email, below. It
captures the
highlights of this intensive course which FAF
developed
for her students at West Virginia Wesleyan
College
last Spring:
"RE: WVWC Central European experience --
brava,
bravo!
Great trip, wonderful guide, Michala couldn't be
more
helpful,
accommodations excellent, the program unfolding
harmoniously, and the kids very happy and
amazed.
Good flights, although a REAL sprint in Paris to
change
planes. Thank you for all the work you have
done
on
this
experience, Yin-Chu.
What a wonderful time for our students, and
for us,
in
east
central Europe his May! Thank you for all your
preparations,
each of which resulted in harmonious
connections,
well
planned excursions, enlightening programs, real
fun,
fine food,
excellent cultural exchanges, some happy
surprises,
like
meeting with young gymnasium students in
Prague,
There were valuable challenges too, like
going to
see
the play
in Budapest which was extraordinarily
intense. The
writer/actor
H. Gabor was incredible and his young student,
Zoltan
Tar,
talented and expressive. It was not a
theatre event
our
students get to see every day so it was right on
target
for what
we hoped for them and provided an opportunity
for
our
students to talk with the actors, as well as
students
learning
English in the audience. The concert in
Prague in
the
Klementinum, the truly spectacular dancing at
The
Magic
Lantern, classical ballet at The National
Theatre in
Bratislava,
all were genuinely thrilling, and the
historical/political
talk
with the indefatigable Dagmar was excellent
-- on
that "Botel!"
The writers that Dagmar and Peter managed to
find
for
us were
exceptional choices, being of a generation that
knew
the war
and were blessed with long memories, and able to
share
intense accounts, modestly given, of what
they had
lived
through with a depth of dignity today's young
people,
especially Americans who have not suffered,
don't
always
encounter. Attila Melegh was perfect - in
fact, the
students
couldn't get enough of him, and went trooping
off to
find his
book after the lecture. He was gracious and
energetic
and
funny and they were all very inspired to see the
world
with
more informed eyes as a result of our time
with him.
We hadn't
had a predominantly economic explanation of
twentieth-
century events up to that point so it was
valuable.
He
was au
courant about contemporary political trends and
how
to spot
evidence in conversation and on posters
around the
city.
Sarolta couldn't have been more helpful,
informative,
motherly, practical, and caring, and we all
got very
fond of
her. She has depths and depths and a deep love
of
her
country, and Bill and I imagined for next
time maybe
a
kind of
panel with her and Attila on it presenting their
different
takes
on Central European society twenty years
after the
fall
of we-all-
know-what. The final dinner at the Hotel
Corvin,
and
the folk
dancers afterward, was happy and charming and
very
stirring
really - the singing! Oh my. And the
dancers, as
Sarolta
explained, had regular jobs too, which made
their
presentation
more brilliant and heartfelt. Again, for next
time, as
in
Ireland,
more dancing for all of us! It was a
fitting finale as
well as an
invitation to return for more as soon as
possible.
And that's really our only true complaint,
too little
time,
and how and when can we return?
And the music! Oh my! From Dvorak and Smetana
(of
course)
to Ligeti (an hommage, so he was in the
audience)
and of
course much baroque brass, and all the gorgeous
pianos in
Vienna - truly magnificent, everywhere we went,
from
the
streets to the churches to the concert halls.
Brilliant.
Sorry this is so long. Many thanks once
again. If
I've
left
anything out you or your contacts would
particularly
like
feedback on please let me know.
Can't we stay another month?
Cheers,
Devon"
Would you like to review our University
Course in
Central
Europe for an upcoming Summer, Winter, or
Spring break trip?
Have an idea for another course
and need
help with the itinerary and planning? Give us
a call
or
send an email
and we will be happy to forward the Central
European
course plan to you -- or work on a
customized, credit-bearing or noncredit
course offering with your
academic needs in mind!
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FAF - Contact & Commendations |
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GLOBAL HEADQUARTERS
299 Greenwich Avenue
Greenwich, Connecticut USA
06830
www.faf.org friendlyam@faf.org
USA: 001-203-542-
0652; -0661(f)
Travel Groups, Only: 1-800-526-2908
Travel Groups and Delegates: Ask about
your
private, online information service (OTIS)
that is
password protected and ready for use, 24/7.
Friendship Ambassadors Foundation, Inc. (FAF)
is a
501c3 not-for-profit, tax-exempt
organization that creates and leads
transformative cultural exchanges, building
friendships that advance mutual understanding
and global peace. FAF has many international
affiliations, including the United Nations
Department of Public Information, UNESCO, ACDA,
Greenwich Arts Council, and other
associations with academic, cultural, and
diplomatic institutions worldwide. (FAF's
U.S. Headquarters, in Greenwich, CT, is
pictured above.)
The Foundation's work includes the
creation and facilitation of cultural
exchange programmes, the
promotion of youth leadership events, and
support for sustainable development through
cultural tourism in emerging regions worldwide.
"The Grosse Pointe South choir's trip to
NYC was
well
organized and very exciting. We so enjoyed
the UN
and the opportunity to sing for the UN
(International)
school ... (T)he workshop with Gavin Creel -
and then
watching him in Hair - was an experience our
students will never forget. I have traveled
with FAF
since 1976 and each trip has been a new and
exciting
experience. By the way, our rooms ... were
amazing.
We were only a half of a block off Times
Square and I
could lie in my bed and watch Time's square
ball turn
from red, to blue, to green. What memories
we will all
have. Thank you." - Ellen J. Bowen,
Director of
Choral
Activities, Grosse Pointe South High
School ˇ March
2009
"On behalf of the Huntington Middle School
Advanced
Orchestra, we would like to express our grateful
appreciation to
FAF for organizing and coordinating our field
trip to
New York
City and Carnegie Hall on April 8-12, 2009. Our
students had a
wonderful time and gained invaluable experience
from this
trip. The itinerary you planned was
excellent, as was
your
assistance throughout our stay in New York.
We are
especially
thankful to you for arranging the tour and
concert at
the
Julliard School, which was an inspiration to our
students. We
certainly look forward to using your services
again in
the
future."
- Rob Folsom, Orchestra Director and Vanessa
Koo,
Orchestra
Club Chair, June 2, 2009
"It is a great pleasure to greet the
participants in the
2009 Youth Assembly at the
United Nations. I thank the Permanent Mission of
Hungary, the Friendship Ambassadors
Foundation ... and all others involved in
making this event possible. The world needs
you to
make the most of this gathering.",
Ban Ki-Moon
United Nations Secretary General
August 2009
"I just wanted to extend a sincere word of
thanks for
organizing the UN Youth Assembly. It was my
first time
attending the conference and I was utterly
impressed
by the depth and breadth of topics as well as
the
passion of the panelists and my fellow
delegates. As a
Project Manager at the Clinton Foundation and
the
Co-Founder of Canopy (a non-profit
organization in
Tanzania focused on bridging the education
achievement gap for orphans) the conference
was not
only personally fulfilling, but
professionally rewarding.
I hope to be back at next year's UN Youth
Assembly."
- Justin Pang (YA Participant, 2009)
"It was a wonderful, wonderful trip. We're
all home,
safe & sound now with glorious echoes &
scenes in
our heads & hearts. Thank you for your
patience & persistence & attention to detail
all the way along the line to liftoff , And
all went well in country too - The drivers
were excellent & the students were speechless
& happy. So, yes, I've appreciated how solid
& consistent & thoughtful you've been, &
flexible, & imaginative! All the best. You
certainly ARE the best!
Many, many thanks."
- Devon McNamara, (Leader, West Virginia
Wesleyan), 6/06 ... NOTE: Take a look at
the latest
West Virginia Weselyan College course in Central
Europe arranged by FAF, in May 2009 - view their
recent, post tour email, left!
"I am writing you to formally express the
lead
endorsement by this Mission of the proposed
Lasallian Student Convocation at United nations
Headquarters for April 2010. In endorsing this
proposed Convocation, it is our understanding
that
Friendship Ambassadors Foundation will be the
primary contact for the logistical
organization at the
United nations. May I take this opportunity
to thank
you for your assistance to the Christian
Brothers for
their efforts to promote in commemoration of the
Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) the
special care and assistance to which each and
every
child is entitled by virtue of his inherent
dignity." -
Archbishop Celestino Migliore, Apolostolic
Nuncio,
Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See to
the
United Nations, June 2009
"On the wonderful work that Friendship
Ambassadors
is accomplishing, I commend you for your
leadership in promoting cultural exchange
between people both
young and old around the world. Hillary joins
me in
sending her best wishes."
- Former President Bill Clinton
"I commend FAF's efforts to work with
young people to
help them find possible means and ways to
peace and reconciliation. I would also wish
to stress the importance of generous support
for this project."
- President Martti Ahtisaari, (former)
President of Finland, 2008 Nobel Peace Prize
Winner
"Thanks again for everything you did for
our experience, Yin-Chu. It was certainly a
first-class
operation, and you were friendly, charming,
professional, and organized."
- Dr Christopher J . Nicholas, Coe College
Bands Soloist; Associate Director of Bands
The University of
Wyoming Department of Music; August 2008
"The Alliance Francaise of Greenwich would
like to
thank you and your Artistic Director Yin-Chu
Jou for
your efforts in including [us] in the
Greenwich Choral
Society trip to France honoring the
Greenwich/Vienne
Sister City 2008 initiative... The trip was
seamless, due in no small part to your
advance planning ... We thank you and your
team for making this historic trip so
memorable."
- Renee Ketcham, President, Alliance
Francaise of Greenwich, July 2008
"First of all, let me tell you that the
tour was Wonderful!
We couldn't have asked for better more receptive
audiences. Secondly . Secondly, whatever you
do ...
keep [FAF Artistic Director] Yin-Chu Jou. I
couldn't
have asked for a more gracious, "johnny on
the spot," kind, loving, helpful person to
travel with! And I know very well that it
takes a team to make something like this come
to fruition. So THANK YOU ALL, FAF!"
- Kim Clayton, Founder and Director Clayton
Productions August 2008
"We strongly support FAF's mission to create
international cultural opportunities . . .
please, do your best to help them in their
nonprofit efforts."
- András Török, author, former Secretary of
State for Culture, Hungary
"I know of few projects today that succeed
more in
helping our young musicians do what they do best:
sharing the magic & glory of music with their
love of
people & their zest for new adventures."
- Alice Tully
"What you are doing couldn't be closer to
my heart. I urge you to keep opening new
doors of friendship wherever you travel and
perform. Godspeed!"
- Leonard Bernstein
"God love you
for the
love you give
through the joy you
spread." - Mother Teresa
Find out more....
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