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Founded and incorporated in 1986 by pianist Vivian Taylor, the Boston group produced major events including the 1988 Boston premiere of the opera X-CERPTS by Anthony Davis and an ongoing chamber music concert series in New England.
VIDEMUS appointed its new Artistic Director, Louise Toppin, on October 1st, 1997 and moved its base of operation to North Carolina.
Received grants from The National Endowment for the Arts, North Carolina Arts Council, The Copland Foundation, Polaroid, and A. J. Fletcher Foundation to produce concerts, recordings and educational programs.
Presented almost 20 years of concerts in New England, Ohio, Arizona, North Carolina, Michigan, Minnesota, and New York on university campuses and concert series.
Created educational division of Videmus and have presented 5 years of educational programming for public school and college students and established two scholarship opportunities to assist undergraduate and graduate students financially.
More than 20 compact disks of American music
Employed, encouraged and exposed hundreds of musicians to the music of under-represented composers through concerts and recordings and thousands more audience members to this new repertoire.
Successfully and actively seeks opportunities to collaborate with other arts organizations, schools, and universities.
Created Visionary Recordings (now Videmus Records) division in 1998 and collaborated with Albany Records to provide distribution for Videmus recordings.