Become a Friend of Mosaic Voices or make a donation
Mosaic Voices is a registered charity and vocal ensemble, which aims to ensure that high quality choral music from the Jewish tradition is enjoyed and appreciated by the widest possible audience. We are working to bring this extraordinary heritage of ancient and contemporary Jewish music into the mainstream of classical music.
Mosaic Voices is at the forefront of preserving a unique musical legacy, still little known outside the Jewish community. We are also developing it for the future through commissioning outstanding new musical works and making accessible ancient works that have sadly become illegible for contemporary musicians. Our work is based in the Anglo-Ashkenazic traditions of our resident home at New West End Synagogue, but also spans the breadth of Jewish choral music, inspired by its melodies, modes, motifs, and by the various ancient languages of the Jewish people including Ladino and Yiddish. We reach audiences in the UK and internationally through our live performances, recordings and through our acclaimed films and music videos
You can help us deliver on our vision and join a passionate group of supporters as Friends of Mosaic Voices by setting up a standing order of £50 per year or making a donation. As a Friend of Mosaic Voices you will receive exclusive invitations to attend rehearsals and film shoots. We will also gratefully acknowledge all of our Friends on our website and in our concert programmes.
You can also sponsor one of the 10 movements of our latest project, The Jews of Britain, for £1,000. You will be acknowledged, should you wish, with your name on top of that movement on our album, online and our concert programme.
You can join Friends of Mosaic Voices by setting up a standing order, or making a donation, to the following bank details:
Mosaic Voices
Sort Code: 30-99-50
Account Number: 29268862
Lloyds Bank
Mosaic Voices is a registered charity No. 1192386
For further information please contact our founder and musical director Michael Etherton: [email protected]
Mosaic Voices is at the forefront of preserving a unique musical legacy, still little known outside the Jewish community. We are also developing it for the future through commissioning outstanding new musical works and making accessible ancient works that have sadly become illegible for contemporary musicians. Our work is based in the Anglo-Ashkenazic traditions of our resident home at New West End Synagogue, but also spans the breadth of Jewish choral music, inspired by its melodies, modes, motifs, and by the various ancient languages of the Jewish people including Ladino and Yiddish. We reach audiences in the UK and internationally through our live performances, recordings and through our acclaimed films and music videos
You can help us deliver on our vision and join a passionate group of supporters as Friends of Mosaic Voices by setting up a standing order of £50 per year or making a donation. As a Friend of Mosaic Voices you will receive exclusive invitations to attend rehearsals and film shoots. We will also gratefully acknowledge all of our Friends on our website and in our concert programmes.
You can also sponsor one of the 10 movements of our latest project, The Jews of Britain, for £1,000. You will be acknowledged, should you wish, with your name on top of that movement on our album, online and our concert programme.
You can join Friends of Mosaic Voices by setting up a standing order, or making a donation, to the following bank details:
Mosaic Voices
Sort Code: 30-99-50
Account Number: 29268862
Lloyds Bank
Mosaic Voices is a registered charity No. 1192386
For further information please contact our founder and musical director Michael Etherton: [email protected]
Why we need your support
We cannot do any of this work without your help. We receive no regular funding for our work in preserving and commissioning new works and often rely on our professional musicians to do much of this work on a voluntary basis, which is unsustainable in the longer term. We are doing everything we can to deliver on our important mission and with considerable success, but without fundraising from our supporters we won't be able to achieve our aims.