Link Up National Application

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1. Organization/Orchestra Name

2. Street Address

3. City

4. State

5. ZIP Code

6. Primary Contact First Name

7. Primary Contact Last Name

8. Primary Contact Business Title

9. Primary Contact Phone Number

10. Primary Contact Email Address

11. Secondary Contact First Name

12. Secondary Contact Last Name

13. Secondary Contact Business Title

14. Secondary Contact Email Address

15. Is this your first time partnering with Carnegie Hall through the Link Up program?

16. How did you first learn about Link Up?

17. Please tell us about your current educational programming.

18. Will Link Up replace or augment your current offerings? Please describe.

19. How do you plan to recruit teachers and schools to participate in your program?

20. Select the program you would like to present during the 2019–2020 season, then fill in the corresponding section below.

BEETHOVEN “Ode to Joy” Procession (arr. Rothman)

THOMAS CABANISS “Come to Play” (Link Up Theme Song)

BRACKETT “Simple Gifts”

COPLAND Variations on a Shaker Melody from Appalachian Spring (This is a rental. Carnegie Hall has negotiated special pricing for Link Up partners.)

DVOŘÁK Largo from Symphony No. 9, “From the New World” (arr. Cabaniss)

THOMAS CABANISS “To Make Words Sing”

STRAVINKSY Finale from The Firebird Suite

BEETHOVEN “Ode to Joy” (arr. Cabaniss)

JIM PAPOULIS “Oye”

Please list any additional repertoire you will program for your concert(s).

22. If your organization is unable to program the Copland rental due to the cost, would you like to be considered for financial assistance in order to include it? Please explain.

23. In addition to the PowerPoint concert visuals provided to you by Carnegie Hall, would your staff be interested in making use of advanced animated visuals during the 2019–2020 season?* These visuals require a team of two people to run, one of whom must be able to read an orchestral score. Exact A/V requirements will be made available at a later time. *Availability of advanced animated visuals not guaranteed at this time.

THOMAS CABANISS “Come to Play” (Link Up Theme Song)

J. STRAUSS II The Blue Danube

BIZET “Toreador” from Carmen

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 5, First Movement

FILHO “Cidade Maravilhosa”

OFFENBACH “Barcarolle” from The Tales of Hoffmann

MÁRQUEZ Danzón No. 2

ANGÉLICA NEGRÓN “Uno, Dos, Tres”

Please list any additional repertoire you will program for your concert(s).

22. In addition to the PowerPoint concert visuals provided to you by Carnegie Hall, would your staff be interested in making use of advanced animated visuals during the 2019–2020 season?* These visuals require a team of two people to run, one of whom must be able to read an orchestral score. Exact A/V requirements will be made available at a later time. *Availability of advanced animated visuals not guaranteed at this time.

THOMAS CABANISS “Come to Play” (Link Up Theme Song)

ORFF “O Fortuna” from Carmina Burana (This is a rental. Carnegie Hall has negotiated special pricing for Link Up partners.)

TRADITIONAL RUSSIAN FOLK SONG “In the Field Stood a Birch Tree”

TCHAIKOVSKY Finale from Symphony No. 4

VERDI “Anvil Chorus” from Il trovatore

STRAVINSKY “Dance of the Adolescents” from The Rite of Spring

HOLST “Mars” from The Planets

THOMAS CABANISS “Drumlines”

Please list any additional repertoire you will program for your concert(s).

22. If your organization is unable to program the Orff rental due to the cost, would you like to be considered for financial assistance in order to include it? Please explain.

23. In addition to the PowerPoint concert visuals provided to you by Carnegie Hall, would your staff be interested in making use of advanced animated visuals during the 2019–2020 season?* These visuals require a team of two people to run, one of whom must be able to read an orchestral score. Exact A/V requirements will be made available at a later time. *Availability of advanced animated visuals not guaranteed at this time.

THOMAS CABANISS “Come to Play” (Link Up Theme Song; arr. Chris Washburne)

DVOŘÁK Slavonic Dance No. 1

ELLINGTON “Duke's Place” (arr. Chris Washburne)

GERSHWIN “I Got Rhythm” Variations (This is a rental. Carnegie Hall has negotiated special pricing for Link Up partners.)

GERSHWIN “I Got Rhythm” Student Play-Along (arr. Chris Washburne)

BERNSTEIN “Riffs” from Prelude, Fugue, and Riffs (arr. Lukas Foss) (This is a rental. Carnegie Hall has negotiated special pricing for Link Up partners.)

ELLINGTON “It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got that Swing)” (arr. Chris Washburne)

COURTNEY BRYAN “Do Your Thing”

TRADITIONAL “When the Saints Go Marching In” (arr. Chris Washburne)

Please list any additional repertoire you will program for your concert(s).

22. If your organization is unable to program the Gershwin or Bernstein rentals due to the cost, would you like to be considered for financial assistance in order to include it? Please explain.

24. How many schools do you expect to participate in Link Up?

25. How many teachers do you expect to teach the Link Up curriculum?

26. How many students do you expect to participate in Link Up (both in the classroom and/or at the concert)?

27. When will you begin registering schools for your program?

28. Do you anticipate working with Title I or underserved schools? If so, please describe.

Third Grade

Fourth Grade

Fifth Grade

Other (please specify)

30. Link Up teachers are required to attend one mandatory Professional Development Workshop facilitated by the partner orchestra. Who do you think will lead your Professional Development Workshop?

31. How would you like to distribute Link Up materials during the 2019–2020 season?

32. Anticipated Link Up concert conductor

33. Number of core musicians who are part of your orchestra

34. Anticipated venue for your Link Up concert(s)

35. Seating capacity of your Link Up concert venue

36. Number of anticipated Link Up concerts

37. Anticipated concert date(s) (If you have multiple concert dates, please list the date range, i.e. May 1–May 15, 2020).

38. Do you have funding in place to present the culminating Link Up concerts for the 2019–2020 season? If not, please explain.

39. Tell us anything unique about your plans for your Link Up concerts. Will they be presented as part of a family concert or a side-by-side program?

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