Support ICE's 2007-2008 Season!

As a young, grassroots non-profit organization, ICE depends on the contributions of individuals to sustain our many innovative programs. Your generosity enables us to continue offering the highest-quality contemporary music to growing audiences worldwide. If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to support ICE's 2007-2008 season, please send a check to:

ICE Chicago
PO Box 08071
Chicago, IL 60608

Your contribution is tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
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ICE also gratefully accepts donations in-kind. Would you like to make an in-kind donation? Email or call us at 312 494 2655 and we'll be happy to discuss it with you!

Supporters

ICE, a public-supported, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation, is grateful for these individual gifts, both large and small.

Northern Lights Leadership Gift ($40,000 & up)

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Antarctic Circle ($20,000-$39,999)

Anonymous Donor

Arctic Circle ($10,000-$15,000)

Aaron Copland Fund for Music, Inc.
The Argosy Foundation Fund for Contemporary Music
New York Department of Cultural Affairs
Boeing Corporation

Glacier ($5,000-$9,999)

The MacArthur Fund for Arts and Culture at the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation
The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation
Meet the Composer/JPMorganChase Regrant Program for Small Ensembles
City of New York
The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation

Iceberg ($2,500-$4,999)

Bank of America
Barbara Klingsick
State of New York

Avalanche ($1,000-$2,499)

The Irving Harris Foundation
Katinka Kleijn
Charles & Nancy Schotzko

Blizzard ($500-$999)

Claire Chase
The Mirapaul Foundation
Stephen, Frances, and Wendy Richman
Stanley A. Rubin, M.D.

Ice Breaker ($250-499)

Dr. Deborah Heikes & Dr. Augusta Gooch
Bruce Oltman
Angela Trabert
Anonymous Donor

Ice Cube ($100-249)

Marjorie C. Barnett, M.D.
Beth Bradfish
Drs. Gary and Gloria Cook
Sally Husch Dean
Jeffrey K. Eugenides
Joseph & Hinda Greenberg
Drs. Thodore and Beverly Kilman
Alan and Ann Lippel
Thomas and Mary Nee
Ruth Ann O’Connell
Alice P. Pyle
Burton and Joan Reminick
Mary Lou and Kenneth Schultz

Snowflake ($50-99)

Robert and Ellen Bowlin
Linda and Alan Goodsitt
Stuard Barnes Jamieson
Eun Young Lee
Thomas Lopez
Steven and Jennifer McCann
Meridyth A. McIntosh
Michael S. & Elan S. McMahan
Doris Miraldo
Patricia Morehead
Carla J. Stuart

Slush Fund ($1-49)

Miles Anderson & Erica Sharp-Anderson
Kyong Mei Choi
Margaret K. Fulton
Roman Gerike
Jacob Greenberg
Sebastian Huydts
Robert and Sylvia Mann
C.J. Mitchell
Mr. Bruce Oltman
Jay Peterson
Steve and Fran Richman
Arno Rotbart
Joan Schoepflin
Tom Simpson
Charles and Joan Staples
Evan Tobias and Jen Horne
Derrick Williams
Dennis and Hannah

Email us at icicle@iceorg.org

How does ICE work?

Ensemble and Organizational Structure

ICE is comprised of a flexible group of thirty chamber musicians, including strings, woodwinds, piano, percussion, voice and composers, which enables great flexibility of programming. ICE performs works scored for ensembles from solos and duos to chamber orchestra, as well as multi-media works, works utilizing extended techniques and non-western instruments, and improvisatory and electro-acoustic works.

ICE has a five-part organizational structure comprised of:

ICE Advisory Board

A distinguished panel of internationally-acclaimed musicians, music educators, composers and administrators with extensive experience in the field of contemporary music, the Advisory Board advises ICE on matters of artistic programming, fundraising, and marketing/development.

ICE Executive Board of Directors

A growing body of board members who are committed to fundraising, managing ICE’s finances, overseeing ICE’s organizational and artistic growth, and developing links to the community.

ICE Staff

A paid part-time staff consisting of Executive Director, Program Director, a Chicago Administrative Assistant, a New York Administrative Assistant, a Fundraiser, a Graphic Designer and Webmaster.

ICE Artist Roundtable

Thirty distinguished, accomplished young chamber musicians who make up the ensemble.

ICE Roundtable Committee

A committee of 5-7 leading Roundtable players who are cooperatively responsible for personnel management, contracting guest soloists, conductors and collaborators. The RC also discusses programming with the Executive and Program Directors on a regular basis, and fields inquires and ideas from the Roundtable at large for consideration by the Executive and Program Directors.