INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP:

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Become an Individual Member Today!

Individual membership in the Black Orchestral Network (BON) is free, with a suggested donation of $20.

Members support BON’s work to build an inclusive and equitable environment for Black people in the orchestral field.

As a member of BON:

    • Belong to a national network dedicated to supporting Black Orchestral Musicians.

    • Help shape initiatives that have a direct and positive influence on the community, fostering meaningful and lasting impact

    • Advocate for the industry to center the Black experience by amplifying the needs and perspectives of Black musicians 

    • Community Conversations to strengthen BON’s coalition, forge stronger connections, and collectively discover our direction through conversation

    • Opportunities for professional development

    • Receive invitations to virtual guest speaker series

    • Exclusive newsletter 

Individual Membership:

Register below for a BON institutional Membership:

‘an inclusive and equitable environment for Black people in the orchestral field’:

The mission of the Black Orchestral Network (BON) is to support Black orchestral musicians by Cultivating Community, Lifting Our Voices, and Telling Our Stories.

We see a world where Black orchestral musicians easily find reflections of themselves, and all their complexities, in the history and future of orchestral music.

To become an individual member, check box labeled: “I have read the mission statement and purposes of BON as found on the website and desire to become a member.” 

For any additional questions regarding individual and organizational membership, please email us at blackorchestralnetwork@gmail.com


Questions?

We want to hear from you.

Contact us:

blackorchestralnetwork@gmail.com.