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Joan Seay |
Tulsa Symphony Orchestra
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TSO Board
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Joan Seay
Joan
Seay has long had an interest in the
role of the arts in the life of the
community, beginning with her work
as a researcher and writer in the
Legislative Reference Service of the
Library of Congress. During four
years there she worked on a variety
of projects that culminated in the
legislation establishing the
National Endowments for the Arts and
Humanities. In Tulsa she has served
in many capacities to support and
further the arts, including
coordinating the Cultural Affairs
Task Force for the 1995-96 Goals for
Tomorrow and serving on the Tulsa
Public Schools Fine Arts Task Force.
Joan is currently a member of the
Board of Directors of the Arts and
Humanities Council of Tulsa, the
Board of Trustees of the Philbrook
Museum of Art and the Advisory Board
of Nimrod. She served as the acting
director of Philbrook¹s Museum
School for two years She also works
as a pastel artist. Joan has a B.A.
from Duke University and a M.A.
from the University of Tulsa. In
1996 she received the Governor¹s
Arts Award for Community Service. |
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About the TSO...
The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra employs professional
musicians with the focused, collective, and ongoing
aim of presenting all kinds of music of the highest
quality. The TSO functions throughout the year, and
is comprised of self-governing “executive
musicians”—individuals who perform masterful music
and execute the many decisions involved in
sustaining a major orchestra. With a variety of
performances and concerts, in-school events,
community-engagement programs, classroom lessons,
collaborative master classes, and other such
appearances, the TSO intends to invigorate and
broaden arts education all across the City of Tulsa
and, further, the State of Oklahoma. Rebuilding and
strengthening the musical arts infrastructure of
this city and its environs will remain a key concern
and core value of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra.
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