PARTNERSHIPS

Tim Keyes Consort is a New Jersey Non-Profit 501(c)3 Corporation organized solely for charitable, educational, cultural and literary purposes. Tim Keyes continuously seeks out gifted and like-minded individuals to perform new and standard choral and orchestral repertoire. A pursuit of excellence drives every aspect of the Consort. From organization, to programming, to performance, Tim Keyes expects the best from his musicians and support staff.

PKUAA is a 501c3 not-for-profit organization registered in the State of New York serving Peking University (PKU) alumni in the Greater New York area. Its mission is to protect and promote the welfare of alumni; to help advance the personal and professional development of alumni; to facilitate and foster their communication and connection with each other and with Alma Mater; to help support the advancement of Alma Mater; and to serve as a platform of information exchange, mutual understanding and collaboration between Alma Mater and other organizations, and between China and U.S.

American Alliance for World Music and Arts is a non-profit organization dedicated to broaden the rich melodies and diverse repertories of Chinese music through innovative programs and to encourage cross-art form collaborations. The Alliance facilitates the creation, performance, teaching, and administration of culturally diverse world music and encourages communication within and outside of the world music field. AAWMA is home to music virtuosos, artists, educators, as well as talented youths and groups that introduce Chinese music to the American community in every style and method imaginable.

AAWMA's educational program has a tradition of bringing masters in and promoting and presenting tomorrow's emerging talents. In 2010 and 2012, AAWMA successfully hosted two International Chinese Music Festivals in China National Orchestra (in Beijing) and Princeton University in 2012, which were also co-hosted by the China National Orchestra and Princeton University Chinese Music Ensemble. These programs are not only delightful for the community members, but also help to discover the next generation of talented classical musicians with the ability to blend Western and Chinese music.

The Montreal Chinese Hospital Foundation was established in 1972 for the purpose of receiving and maintaining funds in order to make gifts, grants, contributions and donations to the Montreal Chinese Hospital and other relative medical services beneficial to and required by the Chinese Community in Montreal, Province of Quebec.

The collected funds are used at the Montreal Chinese Hospital to finance equipment and patient care services that are not covered under the budgets of the Quebec Department of Health and Social Services. Funds are also used to finance such other medical services, as the pre-natal care program, to the Montreal Chinese Community through the Montreal Chinese Hospital.

Founded in Montreal on August 11, 1996, the Montreal Center of Chinese Culture and Arts (MCCCA) is the first and largest organization of its kind in Greater Montreal. It consists of folk dances, folk music instrumental ensemble, vocal group, waist drums, lion dances, art school and cultural services.

It is composed of a sizable body of enthusiastic members who, apart from their other achievements in life, are diversified and versatile in artistic talents and performing skills. MCCCA has staged over hundreds of impressive performances to the Chinese, Canadian and American communities in and around Montreal, many other cities of Eastern Canada and US, on important social, cultural and other festive occasions.

This young orchestra was founded by and is under the direction of the internationally-renowned conductor and Steinway Artist Chiu-Tze Lin. It consists of professional musicians, gifted amateurs, and outstanding young music students. The orchestra, together with its ensembles, are available to provide musical services to the community. The Bravura Philharmonic Orchestra has four programs a year in its concert season: a Season-Opening Concert, a Holiday Concert in December, a Family Concert in March, and a Spring Concert in May. The orchestra also sponsors an annual Young Artists Competition, with the winners performing in concert with the orchestra in May.