Dr Haruhisa Handa, Chairman of IFAC, major sponsor of the IFAC Australian Singing Competition. Pictured here with Dame Joan Sutherland and MOST Chairman Roland Gridiger at the 2006 ASC Awards ceremony.
Sponsors & Supporters
Programmes 2011-2012
IFAC Australian
Singing Competition
(IFAC-ASC)
Grants & Scholarships 2011-2012
Thank you to all our supporters!
MOST would like to thank the following organisations and individuals who make all our programmes and activities possible.
IFAC Australian Singing Competition
Sponsors
Maestro level
International Foundation for Arts and Culture (IFAC)
Dr Haruhisa Handa, Chairman
Mozart level
- Guildhall School of Music & Drama
- Marianne Mathy-Frisdane Estate
- Mozart Opera Institute
- Music & Opera Singers Trust Limited (MOST)
- Nelly Apt Estate
- Royal Northern
College of Music - Youth Music Foundation of Australia Inc
Puccini level
- ABC Classic FM
- Australian Opera Auditions Committee (NSW)
- Clark & Associates
- Haas Foundation
- Lili Ussher
- Sydney Opera House
- Symphony Services International
- The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust
- The Royal Over-Seas League
Verdi level
- Anselmo Colzani
- Christine Leaves
- David Harper
- Donna Woodhill
- Fine Music 102.5
- Hughenden
Boutique Hotel - Joyce Parzos
- Lazy Tulip
- Media Monitors
- Nell Pascall Estate
- Rowie’s Cakes
- Running Bare
- Sheila McKechnie
- Steve Davidson
- Woodward Family
- Universal Music Australia
Britten level
- Editorial Resources
- Faye Franco
- Huntington Estate Wines
- Lucienne Radzyminski
- Tinkler Trust
- Zoe James
SUPPORTERS
- 4 MBS Classic FM
- Aldeburgh Productions
- Arts Management
- Dashing Print
- Diane Ritch
- Glyndebourne Festival Opera
- Gridiger Lawyers
- ING Group
- International Vocal Arts Institute
- Greg Lenthen
- Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
- Opera Australia
- Opera Queensland
- Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University
- Queensland Symphony Orchestra
- Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Sydney University
- The Flowering Eucalyptuslil
- Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne
- Western Australian Academy of
Performing Arts, Edith Cowan University - West Australian Opera
- West Australian Symphony Orchestra
Masterclass
Sponsors
- Music & Opera Singers Trust Limited (MOST)
Supporters
-
Bernadette Cullen
- David Harper
- Greg Lenthen
Programmes 2011-2012
Australian Cello Awards
Sponsors
- Estate of Mary Allen
- Estate of Betty Evans
Supporters
- Phillip Levy
- Nathan Waks
Opera Awards
Sponsors
- Armstrong-Martin Estate
- Haas Foundation
- Royal Over-Seas League
- YMF Australia
Supporters
- Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust
- Dr Di Bresciani OAM
Opera-Opera.com
Sponsors
Supporters
- David & Alison Gyger
- David Terrazas
Pascall Prize
Sponsors
- Geraldine Pascall Foundation
Supporters
- Warren Fahey AM
- Rea Francis
- Roland Gridiger (Chairman)
- Adrian Read
- Matthew Westwood
- Sydney Writers' Festival
Rona Tranby Trust
Sponsors
- Rona Tranby Award & Collection
Supporters
- NSW Jewish Board of Deputies
- Tranby Aboriginal College
Grants & Scholarships 2011-2012
Burger Foundation Scholarship
Sponsors
- Estate of the late Celia Burger
Supporters
Chaim Kopilovicius Memorial Scholarship
Sponsors
- Estate of the late Chaim Kopilovicius
Supporters
Haas Family Trust Scholarship
Sponsors
- Estate of the late Kitty Fisher
Supporters
Opera Awards
Nelly Apt Scholarship
Sponsors
- Estate of the late Nelly Apt
Supporters
- ABC Symphony Australia Young Performers Awards
- Australian Singing Competition
- International Vocal Arts Institute
- Greg Lenthen
- Philip Levy
- Rodney Phiilips
- Fred Stein OAM
- Tommy Tycho AM MBE
- Nathan Waks
MOST gives more to the arts, music, education and community
Few experiences are more gratifying than assisting talented Australians to achieve their goals.
Not surprisingly, discovering, showcasing and rewarding talent requires significant resources.
Corporate Partnerships
There are opportunities for your organisation to contribute to MOST’s activities.
Why a corporate partnership
with MOST?
Benefits of partnership include access to our partnership, sponsor and participant communities, VIP client engagement and hospitality opportunities, meeting of needs in corporate relations and community profile, and acknowledgement on the MOST website, events and publications.
Individual Sponsorship and Support
MOST sponsors and supporters join a family of like-minded people who are dedicated to promoting excellence in the arts, music, education and in the community.
Becoming a Sponsor or Supporter
A MOST sponsor has the opportunity to invest in one of our existing programmes or we can help create an activity tailored to an area of your specific interest. This may include the establishment of and/or naming of competitions, scholarships, grants and awards, and benefits may include attendance at our events as special guests, etc.
There are also non-financial ways for individuals to support MOST – for example, by volunteering your professional expertise, or your time to help in our office or at our events.
All individual Sponsors and Supporters are acknowledged on the MOST website and in our publications.
For more information on corporate partnerships and individual giving,
call us on +61 (2) 9231 4293
or email info @ mostlyopera.org.au
Bequests & Memorial Gifts
A number of our activities were established as the direct result of bequests by individuals, couples or family members of loved ones. What better way to honour one's own or a loved one's wishes than to establish an ongoing legacy in an area of interest (e.g. arts, music, education, comunity development).
MOST is experienced in managing the personal and legal issues involved in the establishment of bequests, foundations and trusts — and has a proven track record in the development and administration of succesful legacy programmes.
To discuss, in confidence, a bequest or memorial gift to MOST,
contact Roland Gridiger on +61 (2) 9231 4293 or email roland@mostlyopera.org.au
Make A Donation
Support the activities and programme of MOST.
To find out how,
call us on +61 (2) 9231 4293 or email info @ mostlyopera.org.au
*Donations of $2 and above are tax-deductible.
