Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Provide Funding to the National Symphony Orchestra Association to Produce the National Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day Concerts From the Grounds of the Us Capitol.the Objective of This Agreement Is to Sponsor Annually a Series of National Symphony Orchestra Concerts Upon the United States Capitol Grounds and in Accordance With the Architect of the Capitol Conditions. the Concerts Will Be Free to the Public, Broadcast Nationally on the Public Broadcasting System (PBS), and Broadcast to U.s. Military in International Locations via Armed Services Broadcast Networks.performance Goals Including Milestones and Expected Outcomes:the Goals Are to Produce and Televise or Live Stream via Social Media Three National Symphony Orchestra Concerts.the National Memorial Day Concert, the Independence Day Concert, and the Labor Day Concert in the 2022 Calendar Year.beneficiaries: These Concerts Are Broadcast Free via PBS So the Viewing Public, Including Us Military, Benefits. the Concerts Highlight Veterans and Service Members. the High-profile Nature of the Performance on Historic Property Increases Public Awareness, Knowledge, and Support for Historic Preservation and Stewardship of the Nation's Natural and Cultural Heritage.
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$528,500
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