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Join the Virtuoso Guild, Help Sustain Cedille’s Work
We invite you to join the Virtuoso Guild. Members of the Guild, an exclusive community of supporters who contribute $10,000 or more annually, play a vital role in sustaining Cedille’s mission of championing Chicago’s finest classical musicians. Guild members’ generosity ensures that we can continue to make extraordinary recordings, sharing the artists’ virtuosity with listeners worldwide. Jim Ginsburg, Cedille’s President and Founder, notes:
“The especially generous contributions we receive from members of the Virtuoso Guild allow us to expand opportunities for artists, reach new audiences, and ensure that this city’s rich classical music talent is heard around the world.”
As an expression of our deep appreciation, Virtuoso Guild members will receive an invitation to an exclusive private concert and dinner each year. The first such event will take place in Spring 2026 and offer an intimate evening of world-class music. It’s our way of saying “thank you” and celebrating the incredible impact that our most dedicated donors have on the careers of Chicago’s finest classical musicians.
We invite you to join the Virtuoso Guild and take part in this unique opportunity to make a lasting impact on the world of classical music. To learn more about becoming a member, please contact Julie Polanski (773.989.2518 or julie@cedillerecords.org). We look forward to welcoming you into this special community of music lovers and patrons.
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