"An Instrument of Unity" 


 Table of Contents
Index 
Introduction
World Festival of Sacred Music
2005 Honorees
Press Conference
City Council Day
Opening Ceremony
Children's Day
Closing Ceremony Awards Luncheon


About LAMW
Honorees
Music
Links
Calendar of Events
Souvenir Journal
Events Highlights
Music History Synopsis
Through the Years
Historical Highlights
A Musical Panorama
Contact
Sign our Guestbook
Educational Links:
Jazz & Blues History
Black History Index
Black History
Classical Music
Kids Domain Music History
Asian History & Culture
Latin History & Culture
Gospel  and Southern Gospel
Folk & Country Music
Classical Music and History
 

LOS ANGELES MUSIC WEEK
DECEMBER 1  TO  11, 2005

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Los Angeles Music Week,  Incorporated  is a non-profit 501(c)3, community-based outreach program, now in its twelfth year of service.  Los Angeles Music Week honors the various contributions of local landmark artists of all genres and works exhaustively to provide equitable access to music education for children.  LAMW shares with children the history of music in Los Angeles and the part it plays in shaping music internationally. L.A. Music Week is an instrument of unity, building bridges to the diverse citizenry.  All contents are Los Angeles Music Week' exclusive intellectual property.  Permission must be obtained for use of these contents.

      
     

The Artistic Mission of Los Angeles Music Week


Fulfilling the motto, "An Instrument of Unity, " Los Angeles Music Week serves all the residents of the Greater Los Angeles area, including its surrounding basins.  The performances, projects and events impact people of diverse cultures, ages, ethnicities, religions and socioeconomic groups.  The scope of events offers Angelenos opportunities to hear musical genres that they have never experienced and invites them to explore venues in various parts of the city.   The educational activities of LAMW are enabled in elementary, middle  and high schools by donatng instruments, music instruction, mentoring, field trips and/or school supplies.   LAMW takes an active role in Los Angeles' cultural tourism industry by offering a wide variety of performances that showcase the city's musical heritage.

 Due to the drastic cutbacks in music curricula in schools over the past decade, the majority of the city's children know little or nothing about the rich musical heritage of the city they live in and have no scope of the musical genres available to them, from classical to jazz to ethnic musics.  Many children have very few musical skills or lack the resources for acquiring them.  LAMW's program elements, such as field trips, in-school presentations and opportunities to interface with living musical legends, broaden musical understanding and have created musical bridges between the communities over the  past twelve years.  The  sponsors and partnerships listed on this page dutifully enable LAMW  to accomplish the educational goals and facilitate field trips for the school children in order to link music with other aspects of culture and learning.  The children derive so much pride and motivation from learning how many famous musicians from all aspects of the music business grew up in their own communities.    Face-to-face dialogue with successful living legends gives them the impetus to explore their own God-given talents and capabilities, inspiring them to learn.   The Children's Day field trips open up a world of amazing wonder and possibility.


LOS ANGELES MUSIC WEEK 2005 HONOREE

VAN ALEXANDER
AWARD-WINNING COMPOSER, ARRANGER,
LYRICIST, CONDUCTOR AND LEGEND:
"A MAN OF MANY TALENTS"

















LOS ANGELES MUSIC WEEK
TWELVE YEARS OF CELEBRATION

 

Los Angeles Music Week
    has Rare Commemorative
Limited Edition Postal Caches:
Sets of the Previous Celebrations
Now on Sale for $5.00  a set!
Orders based on availability.

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Contact:
Margie Evans, Executive Director
Los Angeles Music Week, Inc.
Email: melamw@earthlink.net
Post Office Box 451146
Los Angeles, CA 90045-8511
Phone: (310) 670-6898
Fax: (310) 670-6908
 
 


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