Supporting the Conservatoire

The meaning of your support

Support the training of tomorrow's performers, the dissemination of classical music and the promotion of a centuries-old heritage.

Today, the spirit of philanthropy is essential to the success of Paris Rachmaninoff Conservatory in a context of increasing hybridisation of arts and culture funding.

How to become a patron and member of the rachmaninoff circle

THE RACHMANINOFF CIRCLE

Association a non-profit organisation recognised as being in the public interestThe Rachmaninoff Conservatoire is celebrating its centenary under the patronage of French President Emmanuel Macron.

In keeping with its teaching mission, and with the support of a prestigious artistic committee, the Rachmaninoff Conservatoire is committed to promoting live performance and careers in classical music through ambitious educational and artistic projects.

The Cercle Rachmaninoff brings together companies and personalities from the world of business and culture in a unique venue linking a centuries-old heritage to a living stage for the benefit of artists, professionals and audiences.

The Rachmaninoff Conservatoire is an incubator for talent, passion, encounters and sharing. Become a member of the Rachmaninoff Circle, is to incubate and support :

Grants for the training and professional development of young musicians
Innovative and ambitious educational and artistic projects
A demanding programme of concerts at the Conservatoire and elsewhere
The transmission of an exceptional heritage between artists of all generations with professionals and the public.

Major sponsors

Individuals or companies

By financing a young person's bursary musician in a preparatory class for international piano competitions

"Donors

Individuals or companies

By producing an exclusive artistic programme for your audiences, as part of the Conservatoire's ongoing programme. The Rachmaninoff Conservatoire will take care of all the logistical, technical and artistic arrangements, to create a fully personalised, made-to-measure project.

Bequeathers and testators

Bequests to the Conservatoire are a long-standing tradition.
Since it was founded, the Conservatoire's heritage has been enriched by numerous legacies: music scores, sculptures, paintings, record collections and musical instruments.
Some of the most notable bequests include Alexandre Tcherepnine's collection of scores and Baron Pierre de Gunzburg's donation of major works of Russian art, which still adorn the walls today. Several instruments have also been bequeathed, including a Bechstein piano dating from 1923, as well as other more recent pianos.

These donations enrich the heritage collections and help to enhance them. The musical instruments help to continually improve the working conditions of the artists who attend the Conservatoire.

All these legacies are officially registered as donations within the association, which is recognised as being in the public interest. Donors put their name and their donation on a permanent partnership with the Conservatoire

exclusive benefits for members of the rachmaninoff circle

Invitations to concerts and meetings organised in the Salons Rachmaninoff.
Receptive after concerts in the presence of the artists
Visibility on the Conservatoire's digital and media communication supports, as well as at event venues
Participation in masterclasses and meetings with artists on the Artistic Committee

Vy donation is deductible from income tax (66%) up to a limit of 20% of income. taxable As soon as we receive your donation, we'll send you a tax receipt.

For companies, 60% of the amount of your donation can be deducted from corporation tax (IS) up to an annual limit of €20,000 or 5% of turnover.

Our artistic collaborations

Conservatoire Camille St Saën - CMA 8, City of Architecture and Heritage, Centre des Monuments Nationaux, Palais Galliera, Rachmaninoff Music Academy London, Fondation Singer Polignac

Our partners

They support us

Corporate Patrons & Foundations

Benefactors

Individual donors