Why support Musica Viva?
Musica Viva inspires Australians through the unique intimacy of small musical ensembles.
There is no other comparable organisation around the world which offers Musica Viva’s combination of:
National reach, local impact – every year Musica Viva reaches approx 500,000 Australians, of all ages, in every Australian state and territory. Donations go directly to activities in your state/territory; corporate/foundation support can be designated as broadly or narrowly as required.
Trusted non-profit organisation [click here to download pop up of DGR certificate and pop up of endorsement as charitable institution] Founded in 1945, Musica Viva is Australia’s oldest independent performing arts organisation and the largest presenter of chamber music in the world, presenting over 2400 concerts per year, with a consistent history of sound financial management. [link to pdf of Musica Viva Annual Report]
Diversity – Musica Viva presents hundreds of different musicians each year, across a wide range of cultures, genres and styles.
Leader in music education – each year over 300,000 children experience the joy of music through Musica Viva In Schools.
Every year, Musica Viva needs to secure 20 – 25% of its overall revenue from the private sector in order to bring the best music from around the world to all corners of Australia.
To find out how you can play an active role in supporting Musica Viva, please select from the options on this page, or click below.
Musica Viva Virtuosi Musica Viva Australia greatly appreciates the ongoing support of its audiences to help us make the extraordinary happen. You can join Viva Virtuosi by making a single contribution, or by spreading your donation throughout the year.
Musica Viva Custodians People who have notified us of their intention to leave a bequest to Musica Viva are part of a very special group of Musica Viva Custodians. A bequest to Musica Viva will have a very long life, ensuring that we continue to present performances of the highest quality to the widest range of audiences across Australia, well into the future.