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TASO |
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| TASO
was
organized
in
1965
-
66
and
Mrs.
Henry
S.
Miller
(2/14/1912
-
11/21/2003)
of
Dallas,
Texas,
was
elected
the
first
President
in
1967.
The
purpose
was
to
provide
a
forum
for
the
exchange
of
ideas
to
support
and
promote
the
interest
and
growth
of
symphony
orchestras
around
the
state.
At present, TASO is composed of 31 member organizations representing to states. Volunteer member organizations enjoy privileges, which include a communicaation network, information clearinghouse, a unified voice for arts, advocacy, and an annual student concerto competition. Each spring a different city serves as host for the TASO Conference. Abilene will host the 2009 April 16 - 19 conference. Educational workshops are led by well-known speakers, annual awards are presented, and entertainment has no limit For more information about TASO, please visit their web site at www.tasovolunteers.com.
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TASO Officers 2009 - 10
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| President | Jan Bradley, Lubbock | ||
| President-Elect | Jan St. Hilaire, Midland | ||
| Immediate Past President | LaVerne Gollob, Tyler | ||
| Vice President of Finance | Terry White, Amarillo | ||
| Vice President of Administrations | Emma Jean Tanner, Lake Jackson | ||
| Vice President of Communications | Deborah Brown, Dallas | ||
| Vice President of Projects | Suzanne Markwell, Big Spring | ||
| Vice President of Conference | Jeanne Rigg, Wichita Falls | ||
| Secretary | Annette Findley | ||
| Treasurer | Betty Wall, Lubbock | ||
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