A Cappella Texas is a 4-part chorus in Austin, Texas. We're dedicated to performance excellence, quality singing and having fun while we're at it. - If you want to sing four-part a cappella harmony in a top chorus or quartet - If you want to memorize and perform ten to fifteen new songs each year - If you want to enjoy the thrill of musical excellence - If you want a rewarding musical experience - If you want to make an impact in the Austin music scene Join us! Open auditions every Tuesday night at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall.

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All Entertainment Business (AEB) is a not-for-profit networking and education group that provides personalized career management, consulting, and coaching services for artists, musicians, and entertainment professionals. AEB supports the entertainment community by offering access to Hollywood gatekeepers, showcasing opportunities, and providing assistance with career strategy, project management, business development, and marketing. The organization aims to simplify the business side of the industry, allowing creatives to focus on their art and succeed in a competitive market. Membership options include a free trial for new members.

The American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada (AFM) is an AFL-CIO affiliated labor union representing 70,000 professional musicians in the United States and Canada. The AFM, which has its headquarters in New York City, is led by President Tino Gagliardi. Founded in 1896, the AFM is the largest organization in the world representing professional instrumental musicians playing in orchestras, bands, clubs, and theater—both on Broadway and on tour. AFM members make music for film, television, commercials, and sound recordings. The AFM negotiates fair agreements, protects ownership of recorded music, secures benefits such as health care and pension, and lobbies for musicians and the rights of workers.

ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers) is a membership association of more than 900,000 songwriters, composers, and music publishers. It licenses public performances of its members' music and collects royalties, distributing them to creators. Founded in 1914, ASCAP ensures that music creators are fairly compensated for their work. The organization also provides benefits, career support, and advocacy for its members, aiming to sustain and grow the music industry.

Anthropos Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to connect low-income youth with professional musicians, cultivating confidence, integrity and life-skills through musical instruction and mentorship. Our students get free instruction and mentoring from some of the best artists in the country, performance opportunities at Austin’s seminal venues and events and exposure to a wide range of music as both audience and performer.

The Artists Health Insurance Resource Center, part of the Entertainment Community Fund, provides guidance to artists and entertainment professionals on accessing and understanding health insurance options. It offers personalized support in navigating the complexities of healthcare coverage, ensuring that professionals in the entertainment industry can find and maintain affordable health insurance. The center also provides resources on government programs and health care reform to assist those without traditional employer-based benefits.

We began in 2013 as a volunteer team of arts and music educators providing arts and culture workshops and performances for children and family audiences in Austin. In 2018, we incorporated as a 501c3 nonprofit. Our initiatives support the accessibility of arts programming among underserved populations and provide the resources, tools, and support systems needed for artists, musicians, and performers to pursue successful careers. Our aim is to provide meaningful arts and cultural experiences that inspire people to reconnect with their own innate creative spirit and realize a world of unlimited possibilities.

ABO hopes to educate those in Central and South Texas about the music of the Renaissance and the Baroque and Classic eras through an annual season of diverse presentations of orchestral, choral-orchestral, and chamber works. Today, the combined orchestra and choir is made up of over thirty musicians with advanced training in historically informed performance who perform using period instruments and historic diction.

The Austin Blues Society, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is dedicated to celebrating and preserving blues music in Austin and Texas. We honor past and present blues legends, support local artists, and serve as "Ambassadors of the Blues" through community events, festivals, jams, concerts, "Blues in the Schools" initiatives, and cultural enrichment, aiming to increase awareness and appreciation for this historic art form. We welcome Blues Enthusiasts of all ages here at the Austin Blues Society. It is important to us to keep the blues alive in our music-rich community and our duty to make sure you're informed! For just a $20 yearly donation, you can enjoy the following perks: - Free admission to every monthly Austin Blues Society Jams ($10 value) held at various Austin premier blues clubs. - Emails keeping you updated on our special events. - Discount admission to our Special Events, including the Annual Blues Society Awards show.