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The Delta Omicron Foundation trustees conducted their annual meeting on August 10,
2007 in Peterborough, New Hampshire. While there, they
attended some of the centennial activities of the MacDowell Colony and
visited the Delta Omicron Studio at the colony.
The trustees presented a framed graphic depicting the keyboard of the
Petzold-Collyer Memorial Piano in the Delta Omicron Studio with the names
of donors who had purchased keys. It also included photographs of the
first two presidents of the foundation, Roxine Beard Petzold and Adelaide
Louise Collyer, for whom the piano is named.
Visit Photo
Gallery in Windows Media Player.
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The Delta Omicron Foundation supports and promotes music and musicians
through:
- educational grants for music study;
- composer commissionings;
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awards for musical accomplishments;
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subsidies for publications and programs promoting music; and
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national and international music endeavors.
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| The Delta Omicron Foundation, Inc. was founded in 1958 and chartered in the State
of Ohio as a non-profit corporation. The foundation was established by the
authority of Delta Omicron International Music Fraternity for the purpose of
complementing and augmenting the means and methods of reaching the objectives of
the fraternity. Delta Omicron Foundation, Inc. is supported by donations and
gifts of members and friends, and finances scholarships, grants-in-aid and
awards. It promotes the extensive philanthropic program of the fraternity and
supplements the Endowment Fund established in 1927. |
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The Delta Omicron Foundation, Inc. promotes the cause of music through:
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