Through the IRCPA programs and services, you can support the Centre created by professionals for emerging artists where they can network, exchange ideas, gain some confidence, get help with auditions and be mentored.  Help is available also for artists who have mid-career crises or career changes.  Helping the Centre is a sound investment in the new generations of Canada's performing artists, and musical heritage.

The IRCPA programs enable professional performing artists bridge the gap between training and  full-scale national/international careers.

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The IRCPA’s mission is to connect individual musicians with one another, with artistic coaches, other professionals, and current leaders in the industry for knowledge exchange, coaching, and employment opportunities.  By 2020, to establish and operate a physical Centre which, in time, will be self-sustaining, where artists can rehearse, audition, develop business practices, gain confidence and find support in their careers.

For the jazz trio or string quartet that feels stuck in its development and is keen to reach new audiences, the singer who has completed his or her training but isn’t clear on the next steps to take, the pianist looking to move beyond winning competitions – for all of these situations and more, the International Resource Centre for Performing Artists aims to help turn their potential into accomplishment and employment.

INTERNATIONAL RESOURCE CENTRE FOR PERFORMING ARTISTS

BN: 100220417RR0001

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