What is The Crossing?
Under the direction of Donald Nally, The Crossing has established itself as a vanguard of new music, consistently challenging the boundaries of choral composition and performance. The organization is distinguished by its commitment to commissioning substantial works that frequently engage with pressing social issues, thereby redefining the role of the choir in modern society. Beyond its artistic output, the group maintains a robust network of institutional partnerships, including collaborations with Carnegie Hall, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Its operational model, which balances rigorous artistic standards with a prolific recording schedule, has garnered significant industry recognition, including a Grammy Award for Best Choral Performance. By integrating creative excellence with a sustainable business framework, The Crossing continues to lead the sector in adventurous programming and choral innovation.
How much funding has The Crossing raised?
The Crossing has raised a total of $54K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$54K
Debt (2021): $54K with participation from PPP
Key Investors in The Crossing
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for The Crossing?
The infusion of $54K serves as a catalyst for the next phase of The Crossing's growth trajectory. As the organization transitions into this mature stage of development, the focus will likely shift toward scaling its commissioning efforts and expanding its digital footprint. By leveraging this investment, the choir is well-positioned to deepen its residency programs and enhance its collaborative reach with global cultural institutions. The strategic deployment of these funds will ensure that The Crossing remains at the forefront of the choral arts, fostering new musical dialogues while maintaining the operational stability required to support complex, large-scale productions in an evolving cultural economy.
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