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Get Committed to Texas Music Donors GET COMMITTED TO TEXAS MUSIC DONORS The Center for Texas Music History is a nonprofit of Texas Music History, along with all the other important educational program designed to help students, scholars, and educational projects. the general public better understand how Texas music reflects We are very grateful to the donors listed on this page. They the richly diverse ethnic and cultural heritage of the American have made a personal commitment to preserving the musical Southwest. Founded in 1999, the Center has developed a heritage of the Southwest. Their efforts will help us continue number of very successful projects focusing on the preservation to increase awareness of how Texas music represents the unique and study of Southwestern music history. history and culture of our state. In order to continue this success, we need your help. Won’t you join us in promoting the preservation and study Your contribution will help fund publication of The Journal of Texas music history? Founding 100 David & Nancy Gardner Sharon Sandomirsky Thomas C. 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