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Reminder: rcco.ca email addresses
If you have been using the older phased out email addresses, please update your address book to manager@rcco.ca and editor@rcco.ca for Sharon Adamson and Bruce Cross.
Supporting the RCCO - National Endowment Fund
The RCCO Endowment Fund supports the present and future work of the College. Income received from the Fund is used in various
ways: to increase the effectiveness of existing programs, to expand services, and to prepare to meet new challenges in the future. Among the activities supported are the Travelling Clinician Programme ($4000), travel assistance for College officers ($4000), Publications ($10,300), Project Grants ($1000), Examinations ($1000), and various others, for a total of $24,500 annually. To request further advice about these opportunities, please contact the National Office or email Nick Fairbank at fairbank@islandnet.com.
SOCAN, Music Licensing and the RCCO
The Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada is the licensing agency for the world's repertoire of copyright-protected music. View the particulars of licensing and federal copyright regulations here.
RCCO Survey Summary Report
The Membership & Brand Committee of National Council has prepared This is My Voice: Survey Summary Report, and presented it to the Annual General Meeting in Hamilton, July 18th. Click here to download the document.
The John Goss Memorial Scholarship
Awarded every two years in the even numbered years, the John Goss Memorial Scholarship is in memory of the late John Goss, FRCO, former conductor of the National Ballet of Canada and relative of his namesake, the British composer Sir John Goss. The scholarship of up to $3,500 is awarded to an individual for advanced organ study outside Canada.
View details and download the Application Form.
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