What does "Pro Arte" mean?
Requested and Answered by Admin on 29-Apr-2008 23:39 (1309 reads)
Pro Arte (pronounced "pro ARTay") is a Latin term which we take to mean, "For art's sake". We didn't invent the term. According to an Australian website, it is a term "popular around the world with musicians, [and] has long been used where groups form for the purpose of expressing their most personal musical interests largely unfettered by non-artistic considerations."
This is one of the reasons why we are offering tuition scholarships to our members -- so that no one is turned away because of financial reasons as long as one can demonstrate his/her artistry.
Of course, the art that we are referring to is music. This is why we have the slogan "... because we love music!"
This is one of the reasons why we are offering tuition scholarships to our members -- so that no one is turned away because of financial reasons as long as one can demonstrate his/her artistry.
Of course, the art that we are referring to is music. This is why we have the slogan "... because we love music!"

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