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- 2013 MAMM SLAM FINALS >>> Saturday 4/27 @ Asylum
Posted: Monday, April 8th 2013
Ten bands battled it out at the Big Easy on March 30th in the preliminary rounds of the 2013 MAMM SLAM, Maine’s High School Rock Off. ONLY 6 REMAIN! On April 27th at Asylum (121 Center Street, Portland/11:30 am, all ages). Mark it Zero, Stolen Mural, Rupture the Fish, Beware of Pedestrians, Simple Burden, and the MaineToday wild card winner Zenith! Will compete to win MAMM SLAM JD Drown Award of $1, 000, sponsored by Rusty Rocket Foundation.
JD Drown was a local music legend and the lead singer of The Blend (the first band from Maine ever signed to a major label contract) in the 70's and 80's. Not only was JD a major artistic influence in his time, he was also an avid supporter of children and music education. When he lost his battle with cancer in 2002, JD's family and friends created Rusty Rocket to raise money in support of local music education. MAMM is proud to announce this partnership and hopes that the JD Drown Award will help raise awareness of his enduring legacy, as well as Rusty Rocket's desire to support young aspiring musicians in Maine. To donate or apply for grants or scholarships please visit www.rustyrocket.com.
Check out the deets on MaineToday.com (www.mainetoday.com/mammslam).
The final band perfomances will be followed by a very special performance by The Fogcutters
MAMM SLAM is generously sponsored by MaineToday.com, Coffee By Design, State Theatre, AO Guitars and Gateway Mastering, with support from WCYY, WBLM and Maine Magazine.
More Info: info [at] maineacademyofmodernmusic.org,
- Musician Live/Work Space Survey
Posted: Monday, April 1st 2013
On behalf of Creative Portland, we are reaching out to the PMF network to gather information about musician's needs for live and work space. This information will help determine the kind of projects Creative Portland and others pursue in the future. In order to assure that your responses are confidential, this survey is being conducted by Critical Insights of Portland, Maine (an independent third-party research partner).
YOUR RESPONSES ARE VERY IMPORTANT. We are very interested in your candid opinions about the live and work space needs of musicians in the community, and encourage you to take the opportunity to complete the survey. This survey is hosted on a secure website, and will take approximately 12 minutes to complete.
To begin, simply click on the link here or copy-and-paste it into your browser address bar: http://surveys2.bayasoft.com/CriticalInsights_0006/index.aspx?l=2
Please be assured your individual responses will be kept confidential and will be combined with the responses of other respondents before analysis. No information will be released about individual respondents or their individual responses.
Thank you, in advance, for your time and consideration,
If you have any questions or concerns about this survey or about this email invitation, please contact Scott Bahr at Critical Insights at: 207-772-4011 or sbahr [at] criticalinsights [dot] com.
- Discount Tickets available to The Bad Plus at Hannaford Hall for PMF members
Posted: Wednesday, February 13th 2013
Portland Ovations brings jazz trio The Bad Plus to Hannaford Hall, USM Portland for an evening concert on Sunday, February 17 at 7pm.
The Bad Plus comprised of bassist Reid Anderson, pianist Ethan Iverson and drummer David King have spent more than a decade redefining what a piano-bass-drums trio can and should be. Fueled by a deep appreciation for improvisation the trio has long been lauded for deconstructing and putting their signature on others' compositions. The concert program The Bad Plus brings to Portland is titled On Sacred Ground: Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" a multimedia event that integrates live video into the performance. Their treatment of "Rite of Spring" stands apart, with the group musically attacking the score, distilling it to its primal essence while coaxing from it something new and original. The Bad Plus: On Sacred Ground is the second and most adventurous of a four performance season long series by Portland Ovations celebrating the centennial of Stravinsky's seminal work taking the original composition to its farthest reaches and bringing it in step with the 21st century.
At 6 pm prior to the performance Ovations Offstage offers a pre-performance lecture titled, "Rite of Spring" Listening Session where University of Southern Maine Associate Professor and Resident Composer Dr. Daniel Sonenberg will compare and contrast the harmonic and rhythmic structures found in Stravinsky's landmark composition with selections from The Bad Plus' distinctive arrangement.
On Monday, February 18 from 10am to 12pm at North Yarmouth Academy, The Bad Plus will hold a jazz clinic where they will work with high school age and adult jazz musicians, focusing on improvisation and arranging. Limited space is available. To register, please email offstage@portlandovations.org or call 207.773.3150 ext. 3. Cost for the clinic is $8 for students and $10 for adults.
Portland Ovations is a PMF sponsor and happy to extend a limited number of $10 tickets to PMF members, just print out your membership info and bring it with you to the show. ($10 tickets are not available for online purchase). Having trouble finding your membership info? contact membership@portlandmusicfountaion.org
The Bad Plus performance is sponsored by The Portland Phoenix and supported by the Maine Humanities Council, New England Foundation for the Arts, Davis Family Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts and the Maine Arts Commission. To purchase tickets, visit www.portlandovations.org, contact PortTix at 207-842-0800 or visit the box office window at Merrill Auditorium.
About Portland Ovations
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Each year since 1931, Portland Ovations brings a dynamic season of exceptional performing artists from around the world to Maine including classical music, jazz, opera, dance, theater, and Broadway national tours. In addition to live performances, Ovations brings the exhilaration of the performing arts out into our community with season-long educational and outreach activities known as Ovations Offstage. A Maine-based non-profit, Portland Ovations contributes to the cultural, social and economic well-being of our community by presenting an array of high quality performing artists from around the world and creating diverse educational experiences that bring the enjoyment, energy and enrichment of the arts to all.
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- Strike A Chord: In Review
Posted: Thursday, January 31st 2013
Jan 26th was definitely a momentous day for Portland — not only did temperatures reach over 20° for the first time in well over a week, but the turnout for our first event of 2013; Strike A Chord, showed attendees not only what exactly is amazing about the Portland music community, but what that community is capable of when in comes together.
Shortly after the doors opened at noon for Strike A Chord, both floors of The Asylum quickly filled with attendees to find out why we at the Portland Music Foundation are so passionate about our little music community. From the dozens of children that spent hours downstairs in our instrument petting zoo, which could have only existed with our friends at the Maine Academy of Modern Music; to the more-often-than-not off key renditions of tracks by Sunset Hearts and Foam Castles at Factory Portland’s local music Karaoke, everything about Strike A Chord was put together to show attendees who might not be as involved in our music community why it deserves to be supported and nurtured as a vital part of Portland’s identity.
“Our main goal with this event was to create new music fans,” said Patrick May, PMF President. “We did that. The look on these kids faces was unmistakeable joy.”
With an Open Mic and a Hands-On Feel
There was however, one part of Saturday’s event that stood out from the rest of the festivities and that was our open-mic session which featured a few of the undiscovered musical talents of Portland taking the stage to play a few of their own original tracks to the live audience at the Asylum. The PMF recorded the performances and will be posting the tracks in the upcoming weeks.
In addition to our friend Jim Begley from The Studio in Portland professionally recording the open-mic sessions, and Crooked Cove professionally pressing the CDs of the recording, Sam Cousins Photography took professional photos of all the musicians that participated, which will be included in the upcoming profile. It was a great honor for all of us at the PMF to provide an open mic and an open stage for everyone that volunteered to be a part of our first event of 2013.
And a big Thank You
As you can tell, we simply couldn’t have reached the level of success we achieved with Strike A Chord without the participation of some very close friends within the Portland Music Community, it simply wouldn’t have been possible. So we’d like to take just a moment to thank all of you individually for helping us make a simple Saturday afternoon truly memorable.
Strike A Chord Activities and Participating Businesses:
Interactive Booths:
Samuel Cousins Photography: In addition to providing professional headshots of all the participants in our Open Mic sessions, Sam also hosted the popular Rock N’ Roll photo booth.
The Arm Factory: In addition to showcasing some truly great gig posters, the crew at The Arm Factory also provided hands-on demonstrations on how exactly you screen-print your very own poster creation
Jim Begley/The Studio: Jim and The Studio provided a one-of-a-kind opportunity for attendees to play with a wide selection of vocal effects pedals at Strike A Chord, as well as professionally recorded our Open Mic sessions.
Local Music Listening Station: Charlie Gaylord of "Greetings from Area Code 207" and Crooked Cove selected some truly great cuts as part of our Local Music Listening Station.
Labels, Bands, and Businesses:
Uptown Vinyl: Hopefully like us, you found some great vinyl records at Uptown’s booth at Strike A Chord.
207 Brand: 207 Brand a design, fashion / apparel and accessories combination inspired by the huge wealth of musical talent Maine has to offer showed us their goods with a large booth at Strike A Chord.
Eternal Otter Records: The Portland-based record label that specializes in limited-edition vinyl records of Maine's best local artists showcased some truly amazing local vinyl releases.
Dirigimus: A genre-free Portland Maine community based group of musicians, and artists, currently operating an experimental record label/venue/booking pool invited all attendees to record and experiment with their reel recording.
Factory Portland: In addition to providing Local Music Karaoke for Strike A Chord, Factory also provides the business and marketing support local musicians and bands need to survive in a competitive marketplace.
Fogcutters Big Band: An electrifying 18-piece big band composed of many of Portland, Maine's brightest young musical talents, who come from a broad variety of musical backgrounds. Created and rooted in the spirit and great admiration of traditional big band jazz, this big band aims to take the medium to a new place few, if any big bands dare to explore.
Non-Profits:
Maine Academy of Modern Music: MAMM's mission is to operate and support an independent music school focused on rock and contemporary music and dedicated to creating positive life experiences for Maine students of all ages and abilities through innovative and inclusive music programs which promote resiliency, self-expression, creativity, and determination. Thank you for helping us set up our instrument petting zoo!
Portland's Downtown District: PDD's booth showcased Portland On Ice and live music highlights throughout the week.
Guitar Doors: Provides a creative tool for inmates to re-connect with their families and society through music education.- Strike a Chord exhibits announced! GET PUMPED!
Posted: Monday, January 21st 2013
Portland Music Foundation presents Strike A Chord on Saturday, January 26
Free event offers interactive music experience
Presented by the Portland Music Foundation (PMF) and Portland's Downtown District (PDD), Strike A Chord is a free interactive music exhibit taking place at Asylum (121 Center Street) from noon - 5 pm on Saturday, January 26. Strike A Chord features exhibits from local studios, labels, musicians, photographers, and more.
Families, aspiring musicians, and up-and-coming bands can jam out at the instrument petting zoo, design their own screen-printed poster, enjoy the local music listening station, get their photo taken at the Rock 'n' Roll Photo Booth, and much, much more. There will also be DJ sets throughout the day, and a 3 pm open mic session, where performances will be professionally recorded and released on a CD compilation by Crooked Cove, a CD/DVD replication business. See below for a complete list of activities or visit the Strike A Chord event page."When we came up with Strike A Chord, it was important to us that we created an event that would be interesting, enriching and fun for any age," said Patrick May, President of the PMF. "It doesn't matter if you are a musician, a music fan, or none of the above - there will be something for everybody."
Strike A Chord has also been made possible through sponsorship support by Shipyard Brewing Company.
"Portland has always had a vibrant music scene and that just continues to expand," noted Fred Forsley, president of Shipyard Brewing Company. "It's great to be a part of what makes our city unique as a world class destination for food, music, and great beer."
Strike A Chord Activities and Participating Businesses:
Interactive Booths:
Rock 'n' Roll Photo Booth: Stop by the Rock 'n' Roll Photo Booth presented by Samuel Cousins Photography and have your inner Rock Star captured on film, or gather up your friends and family for a full-band photo!
Poster Screen Printing: The Arm Factory will teach you everything you need to know to make a killer gig poster. Learn to screen print your own masterpiece!
Vocal Effects Booth: Hear how your voice sounds through different effects peddles when you step into the vocal effects booth of sound wizard Jim Begley of The Studio.
Instrument Petting Zoo: Have fun playing a collection of instruments, including guitars, bass, drums, and keyboards at the Instrument Petting Zoo presented by the Portland Music Foundation and The Maine Academy of Modern Music.
Super Music Bros: If you can play a simple video game, you can make music. Like most forms of art in our country, music has been relegated to a world of "professionals," rife with pretension and egos. The fact of the matter is, anyone can make music. Super Music Bros. gives you an opportunity to do just that without the ability to play an instrument, or a clue about music theory. Wanna play?
Local Music Listening Station: Hangout on the couches and listen to great local albums selected by Charlie Gaylord of "Greetings from Area Code 207" and Crooked Cove.
Open Mic Recording Session: Come early to Strike A Chord and sign-up for the open mic recording session. You will have the opportunity to play one song live from the Asylum stage, and have your performance professionally recorded. Following the event, Cooked Cove will create a CD compilation of the Strike A Chord open mic performances!
Labels, Bands, and Businesses:
Uptown Vinyl: Used and new vinyl, CD's, tapes, record players and art!
207 Brand: A design, fashion / apparel and accessories combination inspired by the huge wealth of musical talent Maine has to offer. Many of the best band t-shirts in Portland are designed and produced by 207 Brand.
Eternal Otter Records: The Portland-based record label specializes in limited-edition vinyl records of Maine's best local artists. Timeless records for our times.
Dirigimus: A genre-free Portland Maine community based group of musicians, and artists, currently operating an experimental record label/venue/booking pool.
Factory Portland: Provides the business and marketing support local musicians and bands need to survive in a competitive marketplace. Factory Portland will also be offering Local Music Karaoke during Strike A Chord!
Fogcutters Big Band: An electrifying 18-piece big band composed of many of Portland, Maine's brightest young musical talents, who come from a broad variety of musical backgrounds. Created and rooted in the spirit and great admiration of traditional big band jazz, this big band aims to take the medium to a new place few, if any big bands dare to explore.
Non-Profits:
Portland Music Foundation: PMF exists to organize, nurture, and promote the unique and emerging music industry of Portland, Maine
Maine Academy of Modern Music: MAMM's mission is to operate and support an independent music school focused on rock and contemporary music and dedicated to creating positive life experiences for Maine students of all ages and abilities through innovative and inclusive music programs which promote resiliency, self-expression, creativity, and determination.
Portland's Downtown District: Stop by PDD's booth to find out more information on Portland On Ice and live music highlights throughout the week. "Portland. How Maine does a City."
Guitar Doors: Provides a creative tool for inmates to re-connect with their families and society through music education.
- PMF announces STRIKE A CHORD: A MUSIC DISCOVERY FUNHOUSE
Posted: Thursday, December 27th 2012
On Saturday, January 26th, the PMF and Portland's Downtown District (PDD) will be bringing you Strike A Chord: A Music Discovery Funhouse at Asylum located at 121 Center Street. The free event runs from noon to 6 p.m. and will features interactive music exhibits from local studios, labels, musicians, photographers, and more.
Families, aspiring musicians, and up-and-coming bands can jam out at the instrument petting zoo, design their own screen-printed poster, enjoy the local music listening station, get their photo taken at the Rock 'n' Roll Photo Booth, and much, much more. There will also be DJ sets throughout the day, and a 3 p.m. open mic session, where participants can leave with a professionally-recorded CD of their performance."When we came up with Strike A Chord, it was important to us that we created an event that would be interesting, enriching and fun for any age," said Patrick May, President of the PMF. "It doesn't matter if you are a musician, a music fan, or none of the above - there will be something for everybody."
ATTENTION ARTISTS, DESIGNERS & PHOTOGRAPHERS the PMF wants YOU to get involved in STRIKE A CHORD so we are launching our first ever LIVE MUSIC POSTER & PHOTO CONTEST! The PMF is looking for your photo & poster submissions to be displayed on Jan 26th at The Asylum during Strike A Chord!. We will display the works of the area's top gig poster artists.
The show will be part of the Jan 26th event and will run from noon until 6pm and will feature posters of varying styles, colors and techniques. The best concert posters have always captured both the essence of the music they promoted and the spirit of the time in which they were produced.
The PMF hopes to provide an ongoing series of opportunities to see fine poster art in person and to meet the artists who created it. Have an awesome poster from 2012? Can your poster win 1st place? The only way to find out is by submitting your entries to us!
Entries must be:
- Maximum size for Posters: 24" x 36" Photos: 8" x 10"
- Can be submitted by the designer, photographer, event or show producer
- From a live event / show in calendar year 2012
- Shipped unmounted rolled in a tube or flat
- SHIP TO: PMF C/O Patrick May 160 Milton St. Portland ME 04103
- Entries can also be dropped off at Portland Downtown District Offices ATTN: WILL
- Entries must be received by January 18th.
********PRIZES*********
First Place Poster & First Place Photo
- $100.00 CASH
- FREE 2013 PMF Membership
- Featured Interview and publicity campaign for winners
- spotlight on PMF website for 1 year
Second Place Poster & First Place Photo
- $50.00 CASH
- FREE 2013 PMF Membership
- spotlight on PMF website for 1 year
Third Place Poster & First Place Photo
- FREE 2013 PMF Membership
- spotlight on PMF website for 1 year
PLEASE NOTE: Posters & Photos will be mounted on foamboard for presentation and will remain the property of PMF. The contest is limited to the best 20-30 entries so get yours in ASAP!
Strike A Chord also coincides with PDD's Portland On Ice midwinter festival, taking place January 25 through February 2. During these dates, PDD will be highlighting downtown live music events throughout the week, and offering downtown winter activities at Tommy's Park on February 1 and 2.
Portland has become known as a destination for world-class music, from our vibrant local scene to the headlining national acts that have embraced our city such as Mumford and Son's and the Black Keys. Strike A Chord celebrates our city's love affair with music, and will give musicians and fans, young and old, a chance to experience the thrill of creating music, making art, and discovering your new favorite band.
The Portland Music Foundation website will be updated regularly during the lead-up to Strike A Chord with more specifics on the event, so make sure you like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter to stay up-to-the minute with news and more specifics on this exciting event that will be sure to be the kick-off to one of the best years of the Portland Music Foundation.- A new year, a new crew
Posted: Thursday, December 20th 2012
In early December, board members, trustees and advisors of the PMF held their annual meeting to elect new officers for the upcoming year. In addition to Amanda Stewart being universally re-elected as Treasurer and Patrick May retaining his position of president of the non-profit for the fifth consecutive year, Will Ethridge was nominated and elected by a universal vote to hold the newly created position of Vice President, while Portland Music Foundation newcomer Kevin Steeves was nominated and universally elected as the Communications Director and Secretary for the organization.
For most of the Portland music community, Will Ethridge is best known as the founder of the independent record label Eternal Otter Records, which in addition to introducing the world to Lady Lamb The Beekeeper, also curates the Treble Treble compilation series which highlights some of the top local bands from the city. Will also currently serves as the events manager for Portland Downtown District and is DJs at a local radio station in Portsmouth.
"Will has been a key member of the board of directors and a tremendous asset to the PMF," said May. "His passion for, and commitment to Portland is unflappable."
The newly elected Communications Director Kevin Steeves is a 2012 graduate of the University of Southern Maine where he majored in Art History. While he was a student at USM he held the position of the Arts & Culture Editor of the student newspaper The Free Press for three semesters and helmed the section's editorial direction to highlight the local music community in Portland. Kevin also currently contributes editorial content for the popular Portland music blog HillyTown, where he profiles and interviews both local and national acts making waves in the music community.Download PMF's 2012 Annual Report here.
- PMF + Portland Greendrinks makes for greener fans
Posted: Wednesday, December 12th 2012
Last night, the PMF once again teamed up with the always popular Portland Greendrinks to pack the State Theatre with local brews, businesses and music lovers as December's featured non-profit.
Initially serving as a social get-together in the Portland area, today Portland Greendrinks partners monthly with a different local non-profit to help raise awareness and funds for a number of different projects in the Portland area focused on environmental and sustainability causes.
We believe the PMF is an ideal partner with Greendrinks as both are committed to fostering a stronger community in Portland, but the event also gave the PMF an opportunity to connect with the strong eco-minded attendees.
As part of the night's events, Patrick May and other members of the PMF came prepared to talk to the packed State Theater about how the average music fan could easily help make a greener planet and presented a number of tips and tricks on how to stay environmentally conscious while still having a great time at the oh-so-distant Summer Festival season.
"We really wanted to cut through the noise and get people to pay attention to our call to action, how to be a more green concert-goer," said May. "I think we achieved that. The message is simple: commit to reducing, reusing, recycling and use your voice to take action."
In addition to being a part of Portland Greendrinks mission the PMF was giving away a ton of great prizes at the second Portland Greendrinks event including a Sirius Satellite Radio and tickets to some of the most looked-forward to national shows coming to the city, like Passion Pit, Jeff Mangum and Infected Mushroom- PORTLAND GREENDRINKS at STATE THEATRE DEC 11
Posted: Monday, November 19th 2012
The State Theatre is proud to announce the return of Portland Greendrinks to the State Theatre on Tuesday, December 11. Proceeds from the $5 admission at the door ($2 if you bring your own mug) will benefit the Portland Music Foundation.
While technically winter in Maine hasn’t quite started yet (astronomically that doesn’t happen for another two weeks) the temperature continues to drop outside and the days are getting shorter and shorter. The best remedy for those wintertime blues? Good friends and great beer from some of your favorite local breweries. Now what if we told you that you could have both those, support a great cause and take-over one of Portland’s most historic venues for a few hours next week?
We’re doing just that, as once again the Portland Music Foundation is partnering with Portland Greendrinks to throw the social networking event of the month, next Tuesday (December 11) at the State Theatre from 5:30 - 8pm.
Proceeds from the $5 admission (or just $2 if you bring your favorite pint glass or ironic coffee mug from home) will benefit the Portland Music Foundation. The PMF is a completely volunteer-run non-profit which exists to organize, nurture and promote the emerging music industry in Maine’s largest city. The PMF does this by providing musicians, music businesses and music fans with information, resources and opportunities for growth and independence.
At the core of the PMF is a belief that Portland has the unique potential to be one of our country’s great music cities and if properly supported, music can make a substantial contribution to the ever-expanding and diverse economy of the city.
Now in its fourth year, Portland Greendrinks is an informal social networking event built around a partnership between the organization and a featured local non-profit’s shared interest in the natural environment. Aside from bringing together the best and brightest of the city under one roof, Portland Greendrinks also invites the top local breweries from the state to help bring those in attendance just a little closer together.
To help promote both organizations’ shared commitment to sustainability and the natural environment, during the event the PMF will be providing attendees with tips to stay environmentally conscious — including ways to be a green festival attendee.
In addition to supporting a great cause by spending a night with new and old friends, attendees of the event are eligible to enter a raffle with prizes that include tickets for area concerts, as well as a Sirius Starmate 5 Satellite Radio.
Mark your calendars for next Tuesday, December 11 at 5:30 pm and come join the PMF and Greendrinks for a break from the quickly approaching Maine winter.
PORTLAND GREENDRINKS benefiting the Portland Music Foundation
STATE THEATRE
609 Congress St.
Portland, ME
Tuesday, December 13 from 5:30pm - 8:00pm
Admission (ok, "mandatory donation") is $5.00 or $2.00 if you bring your own mug.
Please note that this is a 21+ EVENT
- Help MAMM/Playing for Change show the world how cool our local music community is in Portland, Maine!
Posted: Monday, August 6th 2012
The Maine Academy of Modern Music (MAMM) has 30 days to make a video to show Portland’s music to the world, and they need help. Holly Nunan, local music writer and Host of Newz By The Nunz (http://newzbythenunz.com/), a daily blog reporting on Portland's music scene, highlights the facts in a promo video with contribution link and perks: http://www.indiegogo.com/PFC-PFMCampaign?a=890492 <http://www.indiegogo.com/PFC-PFMCampaign?a=890492> .
On Saturday, September 22, 2012, fans and musicians across the globe will come together for the 2nd Annual Playing for Change Day http://www.playingforchangeday.com with the intention of creating something positive through music for the world.
Live music will be playing everywhere - in cafes, concert halls, street corners and even live streaming venues - to promote peace and raise funds for music education in the lives young people.
Last year, 225 events in 41 countries across 6 continents took place, including the Playing For Change - Playing For Maine event in Portland, Maine. The event featured local musicians, as well as student bands from The Maine Academy of Modern Music who played to enthusiastic crowds. Through the generous support of sponsors and attendees, $3,000 was raised to support the work of The Playing for Change Foundation (http://playingforchange.org) and The Maine Academy of Modern Music (http://maineacademyofmodernmusic.org).
This year, MAMM hopes to get financial support to fund a talented group of area filmmakers documenting local bands and musicians performing the song “Be in Love” by Portland’s own Dominic and the Lucid…to show the world that Portland, Maine ROCKS!
Help promote music in Maine, be part of the change:
http://www.indiegogo.com/PFC-PFMCampaign?a=890492 <http://www.indiegogo.com/PFC-PFMCampaign?a=890492>
Press Contact: maineacademyofmodernmusicpr@gmail.com, 207-781-2598.
