A favour (and a hello from a volunteer!)
This update comes from Julianna—I’m a longtime friend of the QSCM Chair and volunteer with QSCM since 2021. In the past year, I’ve taken a more active role with QSCM, including helping with moving our…
This update comes from Julianna—I’m a longtime friend of the QSCM Chair and volunteer with QSCM since 2021. In the past year, I’ve taken a more active role with QSCM, including helping with moving our…
Saturday, March 1, the Quinte Symphony presents an afternoon of music by 19th and 20th century music by women composers: Emilie Mayer, Amy Beach, Florence Price and Fanny Mendelssohn. QSCM invites you to other QSCM…
Government of Canada announces extension of 2024 charitable donations to February 28, 2025 It is not too late to make a 2024 donation to QSCM: Donations made by the end of this week, (February 28,…
We invite you to join us as we celebrate 10 years of making classical musical accessible to all. www.qscmusic.com
QSCM wishes everyone the best of times for holidays and all happiness in the new year. nI wanted to share a Holiday Greeting with you all that would point everyone in the direction of joyous…
I LOVE this picture: It was taken at Hunter Ford in Madoc by a volunteer with an excellent eye and sense of fun! A donor since QSCM’s inception in 2015, Hunter Ford in Madoc has…
(*This post is actually more or less by Cynthia Young. Edited by me, Bonnie but sometimes it’s hard to get the software to actually believe how much we all work together!) Did you know the…
This is your October “Letter from the Chair”, although I’m not sure we’re going to call it that very often anymore. If you’re here, reading, you probably are aware that we’ve changed how we do…
“Amazing”, “OMG they are so good,” “How can just four players make so much sound?” “How can just four players make me feel so much?” These are just some of the comments brought on as…