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This season we continue our tradition of opening the season with the winner of the American Pianists Association competition. 2009's winner Grace Fong has been praised as a true musical colourist with enormous style and taste, and an artist of rare eloquence and grace. Her performances have been hailed as positively magical. Creating community through great music, Artistic Director Ken Hardin promises a diverse and exciting program with plenty of sensuously full-bodied sound. Featuring local artists, Petite Panache is always a favorite! This concert will include the premiere performance of the completion of Mark Vance's piece A New Life the first half of which was commissioned by TCCA in 2002. This composition for piano-four hands and violin features Ken Hardin and Aileen James, piano & Richard Altenbach, violin. On May 17, 2010 ( the day after our final Third Sunday concert of the season ) we're officially changing the name of Twin Cities Concert Association to InConcert Sierra. Everything else stays the same: the same friendly faces and the same quality music you've come to expect. Twin Cities Concert Association Postfach 205, CA 95959 P.O. Box 205 Nevada City 530-273-3990 info@tcca.net

The League of Women Voters in Nevada City, CA is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to promoting civic engagement and informed voting among women. Through advocacy, education, and community outreach, the League strives to empower women to participate in the democratic process. By providing resources and hosting events, the League of Women Voters encourages dialogue on important issues and works to ensure that all voices are heard in the political arena. Committed to upholding democracy, this organization plays a vital role in fostering a more inclusive and participatory society. Generated from their business information

The Masonic Service Association of North America (MSA) is an organization dedicated to serving Freemasonry, the country, and the world, with its roots tracing back to the end of World War I. Formed by Grand Masters in 1918, MSA aims to provide services to Grand Lodges that are difficult to perform individually, fostering a spirit of cooperation and support within the Masonic community. MSA is recognized for its disaster relief efforts, having issued its first appeal in 1923, and has become a trusted resource for Grand Lodges to forward aid during emergencies. Additionally, the organization plays a vital role in supporting military veterans through its Hospital Visitation Program, which includes approximately 180 Hospital Representatives and numerous volunteers across the United States. Generated from the website