ABOUT MUSICVISTA.ORG
Musicvista.org provides access to the only national database of online resources from the professional non-profit music sector in America and is a project of the National Music Coalition. Musicvista.org is the one place where users can access information from the web sites of eight of the nation's leading music service organizations. Users may browse and search for materials, information, and other resources in six main areas: Public Policy and Advocacy, Concerts and Performances, Stories and Features, Materials and Resources, Careers and Training, and Grants and Opportunities.

Musicvista.org was made possible with the generous support of The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.


NATIONAL MUSIC COALITION
In the late 1990s, with the support of the Helen F. Whitaker Fund, eight of the nation's leading non-profit music service organizations joined in a strategic alliance and formed the National Music Coalition to promote the vision of an American musical culture that stretches the imagination, uplifts community life, and touches individuals of diverse backgrounds and ages. The Coalition provides the national leadership and infrastructure needed for such a vibrant musical culture by enabling its members and constituents to do what they do best -- create, perform, produce, and present inspiring music. By bringing together music professionals, leveraging funds, seeding the field with new music, training professionals, and providing advocacy and communications, the Coalition motivates and supports constituencies to take advantage of new opportunities and challenges that promote the vitality and appreciation of music in America.

The current partners in the National Music Partnership/Coalition represent the fields of classical, jazz, opera, and other forms of art and concert music and include the American Composers Forum, American Music Center, American Symphony Orchestra League, Association of Performing Arts Presenters, Chamber Music America, Chorus America, Meet the Composer, and Opera America.