Servizio Allegro 2011 - November 13 - 27
A benefit auction of unique experiences and meaningful gifts!
Servizio Allegro, Coro Allegro's online benefit auction, offers unique experiences and services to friends and supporters of the Coro Allegro community. Held for the past two years, Servizio Allegro has raised over $10,000 for Coro Allegro. We appreciate all our supporters who have donated items and congratulate the winners, past and future!
This auction is much more than a fundraiser for Coro Allegro: it is also a community-building activity. Due to the experiental theme of the items, donors and winners will invariably meet each other, creating as rich a tapestry of experiences outside the concert hall as Coro Allegro creates at its performances!
We thank you for your participation and appreciate your support of Coro Allegro!
Recent Events
Walk for Music and Arts
On Sunday, May 22nd, 2011 Coro Allegro's singers, board members, and significant others participated in the Boston Walk for Music and Arts. Founded by Ellen Scheiber of Boston’s Back Bay Chorale in 2003, the Walk for Music is held annually in late May and attracts walkers from 100 Boston-area music and arts organizations. Read more ...
A Midwinter's Wine-tasting with Coro Allegro
On March 13th, 2010 Coro Allegro hosted "A Midwinter's Wine-tasting Event" in the home of Willis Emmons. Guests who attended the event enjoyed food prepared by Coro Allegro Chefs, and a selection of wines donated by Bin Ends Wines in Braintree. Bruce Fields, the events manager at Bin Ends, provided education about wines and about how to pair them with foods. In addition to the informative nature of the event, guests enjoyed meeting with old and new faces alike, and asked when the next wine-tasting event might be held. So, stay tuned.....!
Winter Cabaret
In partnership with our hosts at the Loring-Greenough House in Jamaica Plain, Coro Allegro members showcased their individual talents in an intimate Winter Cabaret on Sunday, January 3rd, 2010. The concert series, now in its 10th season, recreates the atmosphere of 18th and 19th century “musical afternoons” in the 1760 Loring-Greenough House. Read more ...
