Mississippi Federation of Music Clubs
State Convention 2025
Morning coffee and snacks provided
by Fortnightly Musicale.
Call to Order and Welcome by
President Debbie Bullock.
Darwin Brooks, State Treasurer, gave the Treasurer’s Report.
Terry Swindol read the Minutes from the State Convention
April 20, 2024.
William McMullin, Corinth Music Club President,
presented their Report.
Sara Christy, MacDowell Music Club President, presented their Report.
Missy Epps, Fortnightly Music Club President, presented their Report.
Lee Ann Cummings, Chairman of the Scholarship Committee, presented recommendations for changes that were proposed by that committee.
Musical Offerings
Rachel Alexander, former Fortnightly Musicale Scholarship winner, sang “Zueignumg” and “ Praum durch die Dammerung” by Strauss accompanied by Debbie Bullock.
Holly Harrington Benge, former Fortnightly Musical Scholarship winner, sang "His Eye is on the Sparrow" and "All the Things You Are".
Missy Epps, former Brevard Scholarship winner, sang “Many a New Day”, “People Will Say We’re in love”, and “Out of My Dreams” by Rodgers and Hammerstein accompanied by Michelle Humphries.
The Musical Offerings concluded with former Federated Festival student,
Matt Chisholm, playing “Crown Him With Many Crowns”, arr. by Caudill and “Variations on Doxology” arr. by Chisholm on the organ.
Welcome!
President's Message
Welcome, I am so honored to be the 57th President of the Mississippi Federation of Music Clubs (MFMC). We are affiliated with the National Federation of Music Clubs (NFMC). This year marks their 125th Anniversary as the largest non-profit organization in America, promoting and supporting American music, performers and music education.
We welcome any Mississippian who is a music lover or a music professional to our organization. If you are interested in supporting the arts and encouraging young musicians in our state this is where you belong.
Please contact me for membership information or a local club near you.
Debbie Bullock
MFMC President
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State President's Theme
"Music is what feelings sound like"
