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You are invited to stay after the concert and speak with the composers. The National Association of Composers USA (NACUSA) is a non-profit organization whose goal is to foster the composition and performance of new music. Founded in 1932 and now with branches in Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, and San Francisco, NACUSA continues to be an active and most vital outlet for composers throughout the country. Inquires regardmg membership may be addressed to Ilana Cotton at (650) 367-1683 I ictton@pacbell.net. General inquires may be,directed to Owen Lee, (408) 730-2224 I freeheel@earthlinknet. NACUSA San Francisco is a non-profit organization in need of support. Donations of cash andlor appreciated stock will be most welcome and are deductible. Contributions may be sent to: THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COMPOSERS San Francisco Bay Area Chapter 1653-B Belleville Way Sunnyvale, CA 94087 Acknowledgements The Members of NACUSA San Francisco would like to recognize with heartfelt thanks the following contributors to the 2000-200 1 concert season: Dr. Mark Alburger Ms. Annette Axtmann Music Library, University of California at Berkeley Ms. Ilse Calabri Mano Murthy NEW MUSIC Publications and Recordings Ms. Jeana Ogren Mr. Robert and Ms. Carla Schenk Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scofield Ms. Diana Tucker Ms. Emily I. Ward This concert is presented by the National Association of Composers, USA, San Francisco Bay Area Chapter Committee for tonight's concert: Concert Production: Owen Lee Publicity: John Beeman, Carolyn Hawley, Marilyn Hudson Program: Mark Alburger, NEW MUSIC Publications Programming: John Beeman, Nancy Bloomer Deussen, Diana Tucker Special thanks to Professor Elena Sharkova, Director of Choral Activities, San Jose State University, and the SJSU Concert Choir, for the use of their choral risers.
About NACUSA NACUSA, which was founded in 1933, is one of the oldest organizations devoted to the promotion and performance of music by Americans. Ma@ of themost distinguished composers of the 20th Century have been NACUSA members. NACUSA sponsors several concerts each year which feature music by its 600 members. NACUSA, which has chapters in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Baton Rouge, Philadelphia, and Tidewater, is the successor to the National Association of Composers and Conductors. NACUSA presents many concerts throughout the year in many locations of the US. In the year 2000 thirteen concerts have been -presented-in-nine-different-locations-by-its-vious-chapters from-the-&-st Coast to the West Coast. The Mid-South Chapter, headquartered here in Baton Rouge, has continued to be one of the most active chapters in the organization by presenting five concerts since last November. The goals of the Mid-South Chapter are to promote the music of its membership, to contribute to the artistic and creative development of the community, and to give audiences an opportunity to hear, and performers the opportunity to play, new music. These goals are achieved by presenting numerous public concerts throughout the year highlighting the talents of both the young as well as the experienced composers in our community. For more information regarding NACUSA and its adivities please visit our website at: Mid-South Chapter http://members.aol.com/NACUSALSU/index.htrnI National Chapter h~://www.music-usa.org/nacusa The Mid-South Chapter of presents Mat hew ~ zieI s, g u itaist The Baton Rouge Gallery Tuesday, ~overnber 14,2000 7:30PM
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