Congratulations on the Finalists for Recognized Projects.  Guidelines for the PowerPoint Presentations and Handouts are below.  Scroll further down the page and you can review the PowerPoint presentations from last year's winners.

Guidelines for PowerPoint and Handout Presentations


Schedule for CD Powerpoint Presentations and Handouts

2011 TASO Project Awards

and Recognized Projects

 

EDUCATION:

Amarillo:  Young People’s Concerts

Houston:  Junior Patrons Program and Celebration

Waco:  Painted Violin Art Contest

(Recognized Project:  Clear Lake Symphony – Music in Schools)

FUNDRAISING:

Amarillo:  Vintage Amarillo

Tyler:  Senior Gifts

Wichita Falls:  Derby Day – Run for the Roses

(Recognized Projects: Tyler – Endowment Revival;  FASO – Dressed to a Tea)

SERVICE:

Dallas:  Orchestra Appreciation

Dallas:  Up Close and Classical

Plano:  2011 Collin County Young Artist Competition

Each TASO member organization is encouraged to submit project nominations to the Recognized Projects Committee.  The Recognized Projects Committee will review these Projects and select three winners from each category to present PowerPoint presentations at the 2012 TASO annual conference in Lubbock.  These presentations will be judged and a winner selected.

Education/Audience Development is defined as a project whose primary function is to further the audience's knowledge and understanding of orchestral music.

Fundraising is defined as a project whose primary function is to raise money.

Service/Membership Development is defined as a project performed for orchestras or member organizations without paying any fees to hire someone to do the project or to use paid staff to do that job.

Necessary forms and instructions may be found on the TASO website after April 1,2012.

Click on the following to download the guidelines:

Recognized Projects Guidelines 2011-2012

AWARD WINNERS