Nashville Singers believes in giving back to our community. To help support our mission, from 2011 through 2013 we've given away $5,000 in the form of grants and scholarships supporting our mission to enrich lives through singing and the support of music education.  

For the previous three years, the grant amount was $500 per school.  

In 2014, this funding has been increased to $750 per school.



The Music Makes a Difference grant program is designed to provide financial assistance to school music programs and nonprofits with a music education mission..  

Click here to download the
 2014 Grant Application   

Nashville Singers believes in giving back to our community. To help support our mission, from 2011 through 2013 we gave away $5,000 in the form of grants and scholarships that support our mission to enrich lives through singing and the support of music education.

 

This program provides a deserving student with a scholarship to help them  

realize their dream of earning a college degree in music education.  

Click here to download the
 2014 Scholarship Application

Completed Applications Must Be Received by April 11, 2014  

Mike O'Neil, Director of the Barbershop Harmony Society's Harmony University recently emailed Todd Wilson and shared the following news about one of our own.

"Todd, I wanted to take a brief moment to congratulate you and the Nashville Singers for honoring a very worthy recipient in Margaret Campbelle-Holman for Arts Advocate of the Year. She has inspired so many with her relentless support of all things music education and her passion for children is unmatched! It is for those reasons above we have chosen her to be our Keynote Address at Harmony University in 2014.  She will undoubtedly change the lives of all who listen to her speak, listen to her message, and listen to her children sing.  The dates for Harmony University are July 27-August 3 and the Keynote specifically will take place the evening of July 27th." 

Margaret Campbelle-Holman is the Executive Director of Choral Arts Link and Artistic Director of the MET Singers. She also serves as one of the newest members of the Nashville Singers Advisory Board and will be a guest clinician of Acappella Academy with Derric Johnson on March 8 and our Master Class with Dr. Kirby Shaw for Middle & High School singers on September 20, 2014.  

The Nashville Singers organization is very blessed to have so many talented people helping us on and off the stage.  

Someone that deserves some special recognition is Nashville Singers charter member, soloist, lead section leader and music librarian Ric Domenico.  

We are very fortunate that most of our learning media comes from uber-talent Tim Waurick. However, when Tim is not an option, we do not have to look very far for an outstanding alternative.

Full disclosure...

While we do compensate Ric for his learning media production and adapting services, he donates his services to the Nashville Singers for music engraving and sheet music printing.  

Thank you Ric for your above-and-beyond commitment to the Nashville Singers organization.

If your organization needs some assistance with the services mentioned above or below, Ric Domenico will do a great job for you. His contact information is posted below:

This Day in Music 

January 13, 1962 - Chubby Checker went back to No.1 on the US singles chart with "The Twist." The song first went to No.1 in Sept 1960 and became the only record in American chart history to top the charts on two separate occasions.