Piano Spheres
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Mentor Programme
{Mentorship programme is designed to help teens find the career path that best suits them.}
Leonard Stein Artist Residency
Supports and presents pianists from historically underrepresented groups.
30 for 30 Commissioning Program
Commissions 30 American composers to create 30 new works for the piano.
About
Piano Spheres
Founded in
2001
EIN
912106973
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Performance & Visual Arts
Address
4209 VIA ARBOLADA UNIT 231 LOS ANGELES, California 90042-5095 United States
Website
www.pianospheres.org
Phone
(323)-226-0326
Email address
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About
Piano Spheres, founded in 1994 in Los Angeles, supports and encourages the composition and performance of major new works for the piano, while mentoring the next generation of emerging pianists. It expands the piano repertoire by commissioning new works.
Mission
Piano Spheres brings the beauty and artistry of piano music to the Los Angeles community, enriching lives through inspiring performances and creative expression.
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