Partnership Benefits

Scroll Partner: $5,000

Experiences & Performances

Opportunity to choose one of the restored violins to be connected with for the project’s duration
Opportunity to see and “meet” chosen violin; Commemorative photo opportunity
Invitations to additional events still to be developed
Seating for two (2) to one of Nashville Symphony’s Violins of Hope performances (March 22, 23, 24)
Reservation for two (2) to Private exhibit opening, March 25that Nashville Downtown Library
Reservation for two (2) to 2018 Stradivarius Society Dinner, honoring major supporters of the Nashville Symphony (April 2018)

Recognition

Recognition as specific violin partner in library instrument exhibit
Recognition in print, if and when instrument is played in performance
Recognition in the Violins of Hope program book
Recognition on Violins of Hope website as Funding Partner and as instrument sponsor

Project Partner -$2,500

Recognition as violin partner in library instrument exhibit
Invitations to additional events still to be developed
Reservations for two (2) to Private exhibit opening, March 25that Nashville Downtown Library
Recognition in the Violins of Hope program book
Recognition on Violins of Hope website as Funding Partner

Community Partner -$1,000

Reservations for two (2) to Private exhibit opening, March 25that Nashville Downtown Library
Community partner recognition in the Violins of Hope program book
Recognition on Violins of Hope website as Funding Partner

Dedication Partner -$500

Reservations for two (2) to Private exhibit opening, March 25that Nashville Downtown Library
“In honor of” or “In memory of” recognition in the Violins of Hope program book
Recognition on Violins of Hope website as Funding Partner

Contributor –Gifts $250 -$499

Copy of “Violins of Hope” book, signed by author James Grymes
Recognition on Violins of Hope website as Funding Partner

Friend –Gifts under $250

Recognition on Violins of Hope website as Funding Partner

Presented By

Funding Partners

Government Partners

Jonathan Leshnoff’s Symphony No. 4 is made possible in part by a Creation Project Grant from Metro Arts and an Art Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Leading Partner

Rick & Lynn Scarola

Bridge Partner

Lisa & Mike Shmerling

Scroll Partner

Judy & Joe Barker

Bob Eisenstein, Jill and Dan Eisenstein and Nan Speller

Project Partners

Julie & Frank Boehm

Art & Lynn Fleischer

Scott & Lynn Ghertner

Shirley Zeitlin

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Zimmerman

Community Partners

Ronald & Diane Shafer

Michael Simon

Stuart & Shirley Speyer

Joyce A. Vise

Libby Werthan

Contributors

Jeanne Ballinger & Irwin Venick

Richard & Teena Cohen

Friends

Frank & Elaine Parker

Daniel & Aileen Surface

Howard & Arlene Safer

Suzanne Kessler

Media Partners

Programming Partners

Akiva School

Blair School of Music / Blair Children’s Chorus

Chabad of Nashville

Christ Church Cathedral

Congregation Micah

Congregation Sherith Israel

Fisk University and the Fisk Jubilee Singers

Frist Art Museum

Humanities Tennessee / Southern Festival of Books

Intersection

Jewish Federation & Jewish Foundation of Nashville and Middle Tennessee

Lane Motor Museum

Nashville Ballet

Nashville Children’s Theatre

Nashville Jewish Film Festival

Nashville Public Library

Nashville Symphony

NPT

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Vanderbilt

Parnassus Books

The Conservancy for the Parthenon and Centennial Park

The Temple, Congregation Ohabai Sholom

Tennessee Holocaust Commission

Tennessee State Museum

Vox Grata Women’s Choir

West End Synagogue