“Real art is one of the most powerful forces in the rise of mankind, and he who renders it accessible to as many people as possible is a benefactor of humanity.”
— Zoltán Kodály
Please help us save transformative music education today.
Maree Hennessey teaching students
The KFME board, all of whom are also volunteers, would like to recognize those who have donated their own time and talents:
Tamás and Judit Jackovics, who offered their home for our foundation event
Tom and Michele Winter, for providing storage for the Kodály Center’s Music Resource Library
during this transition
Robert Lee, for designing invitations and programs, and for documenting KFME events with
photographs and recordings
Gemma Arguelles, for documenting KFME events with photography and recordings
Robert Geary, for his performance with PEBCC Ensemble during our 2nd Birthday Celebration in 2023
Minami Cohen, for her invaluable assistance with Foundation events
Jeanette Tietze, for her piano performance in the Fall Soundscapes event
Elizabeth Wagman Emigh, for bringing her choir to perform in the Fall Soundscapes event
Harry Howe, for his support of Foundation events at the Piedmont Center for the Arts
Sherry Jacobs, for her assistance with receptions at Piedmont Center for the Arts
THANK YOU!
Our gratitude also to the foundations who have donated to KFME:
Hungaria Nostra Foundation for their contribution to the first KFME publication - Bright Morning Stars Are Rising; 50th Anniversary Anthology of the Kodály Center at Holy Names University
J. C. Kellogg Foundation for their annual major gifts in support of the Kodály Center for over 20 years
What we do
We promote the educational programs and musical events of the Center to alumni, friends and the larger community
We provide funding for scholarships for academic year courses and shorter courses and seminars
We offer financial assistance for the publication of books and audio-visual materials created by faculty and alumni of the Center, to support its Music Library and Archives
We are establishing an endowed fund for the Center