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Introduction
The Girls’ Choir of Wilmington (GCW), founded in 1997, is a community–based choir of girls grades 4th - 12th. The aim of our program is to bring children from the Lower Cape Fear area together to develop musical skills, gain an understanding of singing as a personal means of musical expression, and perform locally and regionally. The choir continues to grow and develop and has toured in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Tennessee, Washington DC - including a prestigious performance at The National Cathedral. This Handbook is intended to provide you with basic information about our program. Goals
Program Description The Choir performs a variety of secular and sacred choral literature including classical, folk, contemporary, world, gospel and jazz styles. Weekly rehearsals reinforce music reading skills, vocal techniques, stage presence and rehearsal etiquette. All choir members develop musicianship, self-discipline, teamwork, enthusiasm and artistic sensitivity. Leadership The Girls’ Choir of Wilmington is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization registered in Raleigh, NC. The Artistic Director and the Board of Directors manage the choir. The Artistic Director selects the musical repertoire and schedules performances. The Board of Directors coordinate administrative functions including finances, marketing and public relations, concert and tour management, volunteers and fund raising. The Board provides business direction, approves the general rules and policies, and makes key decisions regarding the overall management and direction of the organization. All voting Board members serve in a volunteer capacity. Board of Directors President Gina Gilb Vice President Emilia Boyette Treasurer Michelle Falco Secretary Kristy Maddox Member-at-large Eleanor Rankin Music Library Social Tour |