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The Gulf Coast Chamber Music Society, Inc., a Mississippi 501(c)(3) non-profit presenting organization, focuses on presenting diverse vocal and instrumental performances of chamber music to Gulf Coast audiences. Among such performances have been lesser known works by centuries-old known composers as well as American composers, 20th Century composers and premiers of new original works. Donations are tax-deductible. View IRS exemption letter. Gulf Coast
Chamber
Orchestra - presents two or more concerts per year. Project in Music
Therapy
- GCCMS produces relaxation CD for the health
counseling
field.
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| Wed. March 11, 2009, 6 pm. Back in action, a new Gulf Coast Chamber Ensemble
performs for a Taize Service at St. John's Episcopal Church in Ocean Springs, MS. |
| GCCMS won TRANSFORM grant
April 2005 -- Ken Davies (left) and Judy
Davies
(2nd from right) of the GCCMS board accepted TRANSFORM check from DREAM
official,
Glenda Crump (2nd from left) at an awards ceremony in Jackson, MS. The
grant is one of 20 given across Mississippi under the Compassionate
Capital
Fund. The project is jointly administered by Mississippi Center for
Nonprofits
(Mark McCrory, Exec. Dir. 3rd from left) and DREAM, inc. (Stephen
Hopkins
at right). |
 Ken Davies, Glenda Crump, Mark McCrary, Judy Davies, Stephen Hopksins |
| February 7, 2007
GCCMS Ensemble St. John's Episcopal Church, Ocean Springs, MS Lighting of the Candles Service Performers: Betty Page (cello), Susan Ray (violin), Cindy Brantley (oboe), and flutists, Lauren Whaal, Laura Thompson, and Pam Heard. |
| Life seems so transitory! It is very attractive to set down some sort of permanent statement about the way we feel, so that when it's all gone, people will be able to go to our art works to see what it was like to be alive in our time and place - twentieth-century America...Aaron Copland |
| Gulf
Coast Chamber Orchestra Sunday October 24th, 2004 St. John's Episcopal church in Pascagoula. Location: corner of Hwy 90 and Pascagoula St. across from First Baptist church. Gulf
Coast Chamber Orchestra |
| Gulf
Coast Chamber Orchestra Sunday May 2, 2004 Episcopal Church of the Redeemer 610 Water Street, Biloxi, MS ProgramSpecial thanks to Episcopal Church of the Redeemer for hosting this concert. A "thank you" to WLOX for the news clip of the concert on the Ten O'Clock news May 2 |
| I have never known a public concert of a variegated make-up that wasn't enlivened by ten minutes of controversial music. Even those who are sure to hate it are given something to talk about. ...Aaron Copland |
| Dr. Alma Lott Flick is the music director of the Gulf Coast Chamber Music Society. She moved to the Mississippi Gulf Coast from New Orleans in 1984. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Music Therapy and Voice from Loyola University and advanced degrees in the Psychotherapeutic Arts -- Master of Social Work and Ph.D. in Clinical Counseling. | Ken Davies came to the Mississippi Gulf Coast in 2002 from Denver, Colorado. His work as a composer/arranger includes choral, instrumental, electronic, and pop song styles for print, records and TV. He holds a Master of Music degree in Composition from the University of Colorado at Boulder. An active freelance trombonist on the Coast, he also teaches brass. |
