An orchestra on stage with eight musicians, some holding violins and others with a cello, bowing and preparing to play. They are surrounded by chairs, with a large audience in front applauding. A large screen above shows a scenic image of birds flying over trees.

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• The Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation • The Living Heritage Foundation • Richard Morrison • Andrea Lunsford • Alan Cox and Jacqueline Carson • Sue Wollowitz and Nathan Haese • Yvonne Gero • Mike Anderson and Courtney Murphree • Tom Steuber • Roger Falcone • Steven and Nancy Falk • Carolyn Ockels and Steven King • Carl and Wenlan Ng • Madeline Prager

• The Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation • The Living Heritage Foundation • Richard Morrison • Andrea Lunsford • Alan Cox and Jacqueline Carson • Sue Wollowitz and Nathan Haese • Yvonne Gero • Mike Anderson and Courtney Murphree • Tom Steuber • Roger Falcone • Steven and Nancy Falk • Carolyn Ockels and Steven King • Carl and Wenlan Ng • Madeline Prager

With thanks to the generous supporters of our 2026 Czech tour

The Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation
The Living Heritage Foundation
Richard Morrison
Andrea Lunsford
Alan Cox and Jacqueline Carson
Sue Wollowitz and Nathan Haese
Yvonne Gero
Mike Anderson and Courtney Murphree
Tom Steuber 
Roger Falcone
Steven and Nancy Falk
Carolyn Ockels and Steven King
Carl and Wenlan Ng
Madeline Prager
A man in a black suit stands in front of a seated group of diverse musicians holding string instruments, with a neutral gray wall in the background.

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Pamela Freund-Striplen is an Affiliate of InterMusicSF. Her projects are fiscally sponsored through this non-profit entity, making your donations tax-deductible!

Donations go directly to project expenses, including artist fees.

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