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Advocating for the Arts: One Chorister's Advice

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April 24th, 2009

In times of economic drought, singers and choruses wonder if and how their chorus will survive. Glen Howard, arts consultant and choral singer, shares his insights about approaching potential funders and making a compelling case for choral music.

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