The Brattleboro Music Center offers people of all ages the chance to not only appreciate music, but to learn, play and express themselves. Founded in 1952 by artistic director Blanche Honegger Moyse, the Brattleboro Music Center is a unique, community-based organization, exceptional for the breadth and quality of its programs.

Today, under the artistic advisement of Jaime Laredo and Sharon Robinson, the BMC consists of numerous performance, participation, and education programs. For more than six decades, the Brattleboro Music Center has helped define southeastern Vermont as a rural region distinctive for its rich cultural life.

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Support Us Report

Here at the Brattleboro Music Center, we're proud to teach hundreds of students, hold dozens of concerts and special events, and enrich the lives of thousands of people each year through music. But we can't do all that alone. Support our faculty. Whether helping them with technology to teach on-line or by ensuring a full roster of BMC music students, we're committed to taking care of our 30+ teachers, who are the heart and soul of our Music School.You can simplify your annual support (and perhaps increase the amount you thought possible!) by becoming a Sustaining Donor.

Capital Campaign Report

During the fall of 2017 the BMC threw open its doors and proudly welcomed the first wave of students and faculty to its stunning new Music Center on Blanche Moyse Way. The award-winning facility with its light-filled spaces, accessibility for all, convenient parking and, most especially, its excellent acoustics received raves from music lovers of all stripes.

Endowment Fund Report

In 2007, the Trustees of the Brattleboro Music Center established the Blanche Moyse Endowment Fund as a tribute in perpetuity to our founder and the tremendous influence she had on our musical community. Establishing an endowment for the BMC continues to be a key component of our Capital Campaign. The initial goal was to raise $1 million.

Planned Giving Report

You don't have to be wealthy to make a big difference in the future of the Brattleboro Music Center and to realize significant benefits for you and your family. Creating your legacy can be as simple as adding a bequest to your will. Beyond your will, there are other options as well. We welcome the opportunity to work with your financial advisor to help you arrange such a long-term gift.

Stringman

Mar 12, 2018

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I've taken cello lessons there for a couple of years now, and I can honestly say this place fosters musical growth and expression. My teacher is top notch, so I recommend you check this place out if you would like to take lessons.young or old(er), they can match you with the appropriate teacher.