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Classical IPR Spring 2019 listener survey

If you listen to Classical IPR, we want to hear from you! IPR is seeking input on our classical music programming and asking listeners to tell us how we can keep improving. Your input is valuable and very much appreciated.

Take the survey here.

The survey will take approximately 5-15 minutes to complete depending on the amount of feedback you wish to give. Each question is optional and may be skipped.

As a thank you for providing feedback, you can choose to be entered into a drawing to win two World Youth Symphony Orchestra (WYSO) tickets redeemable at any WYSO concert of your choice (excluding Les Préludes) during the Summer 2019 Interlochen Arts Camp season.

If you'd prefer a paper copy in the mail, please email ipr@interlochen.org or call our comment line 231-276-4444 and leave your name and address.

Please complete the survey by May 15, 2019. Thank you.

Alex Flannery, a native of Marquette, MI, currently serves as the newly appointed Operations and Engagement Coordinator for Interlochen Public Radio, a branch of Interlochen Center for the Arts located in Interlochen, MI. His previous arts experience includes vocations in non-profit fundraising data and operations, symphony orchestra management, as a data management consultant, and also as a grant review panelist for the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs. Flannery graduated summa cum laude from Michigan Technological University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sound Design and a minor in Music Composition, an intensive program comprising audio engineering, physics/acoustics, and professional practicum and enterprise experiences. He remains active as a volunteer in his Northern Lower Michigan community as the Treasurer for the Benzie Area Symphony Orchestra with involvement in several other arts, human rights, and young professionals organizations. He regularly appears as a classical bassoonist in several Michigan orchestras, including the Traverse Symphony, Benzie Symphony, Marquette Symphony, and Keweenaw Symphony. Flannery strongly advocates and demonstrates the importance of the arts and culture sector in building positive and healthy communities, believing that creative experiences enhance quality of life, encourage economic growth, and promote diversity, understanding, and unity.