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• ttle chafty's pnncipal sources of funds (includ9 any bJndraising}, • ITh expendrture has supported the key objectives of the charity: • investment and objectives including any elhic81 inveStrt adopted. Section F Other optional inforn)ation The trustees declare that they hawe approved the trustees, report above. n•d behalf of th• ch•rity's Irustw• SnIre{S) Full narrn(• 111 Russem Posili4)n l•g Secrnt•ry. Chair. •tc) stee TAR
Spiritato!
Annual report YE 31st August 2020 Charity number: 1176410 FLAT 39 HAINAULT COURT , FOREST RISE , LONDON , E17 3NW
Trustees
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[Dr John Michael Berman CBE ]
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[Paul Laurent Evers Doxey ]
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[William Stuart Russell ]
Organisation purpose
Spiritato provides professional performances, residencies, workshops, conferences and other events to promote early music and educate the public, with a particular focus on neglected repertoire which is rarely performed. Our work includes research into neglected repertoire, including giving modern permieres of works which have remained unperformed for centuries.
We present music of the early 17th century to early 19th century on historically appropriate instruments, deliver education work and family concerts in schools and the community and publish recordings and editions of rarely performed repertoire.
Financial summary
During the year Spiritato! executed on the prior year plan to record an album premiering English XVIIIth music. A very successful crowdfunding campaign and an increase in regular donations meant the group could also tour the programme in both the Wiltshire Music Centre and the Chichester Chamber Music concert series.
Covid-19 affected some of the group’s plans to drum up more performances in the summer. Despite Covid the release of the CD has gone ahead and sales have been steady.
Looking into 20/21 we are booked to perform at the York Early Music Festival in December 2020 Covid permitting.
Financial Review: Summary
Financial summary £ Income £19,502 Expenses £17,279 Net surplus/(deficit)* £2,185
Any surplus is being used towards our 2020 projects.
* We currently have £1,130 of CD inventory held at historic cost value
Financial Review: Income
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Income £ %
Income from
£5,100 26%
Concert Fees
Grants & Donations £14,223 73%
CD Sales £179 1%
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Financial Review: Expenditure
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Expenditure £ %
Artist Fees £12,575 73%
CD Costs/
£3,887 22%
Recording Costs
Travel/Music Hire/
£855 5%
Sundry
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Financial Review: Cash fow statement
£
Opening Balance Profit for the year Non-cash adjustments (CD Costs)*
£4,512
£2,185
(£1,031)
Closing Balance
£5,666
*This is made up of capitalisation of CD production of £1.3k netted with cost of CD sales of £300
Financial Review: CD inventory as at 31/08/2020
| Units | Balance sheet value | |
|---|---|---|
| Guts and Glory | 3 | £10 |
| Taste the Nation | 401 | £1,079 |
| Judgement of Paris | 217 | £760 |
| First Act* | 55 | £1* |
| Closing Balance | 676 | £1,841 |
*First Act we are now giving away as the CDs are not selling