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Nonprofits›Gina Bachauer International Piano Foundation

Arts, Culture & Humanities

Gina Bachauer International Piano Foundation

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

Website

Total revenue

$548K

Total expenses

$851K

Net assets

$105K

Grants received

$546K

26 grants

EIN

870438290

Tax year

2023

Mission

The organization brings world-class piano experiences to global and local communities through transformative opportunities including competitions, festivals, concerts,and educational programs.

Programs

2 programs

Concert series: the 23/24 concert series featured both beloved and groundbreaking repertoire ranging from ravels haunting gaspard de la nuit to a celebration of spanish music to an exploration of etudes as concert pieces. Artists were silver medalist aristo sham from hong kong, jose mendez from spain, angela cheng from canada/usa and vassily primakov from russia/usa. Approximately 1700 in-person patrons and 3000 online views.

Expenses: $137K

Piano inspirato: piano inspirato outreach program presented visiting artists, university professors, and young pianists performing on a steinway grand piano to students in wasatch front schools. Students were taught how to use their imagination and develop listening skills as they learned more about famous composers and great music. This program reached over 18,000 students in elementary schools across the wasatch front.

Expenses: $67K