"Ten Grands For Kids "

Thursday, April 1st &
Friday, April 2nd, 2010

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
Portland, Oregon 

I will be performing again this year with a stage-full of other talented pianists for FOUR special "Ten Grands For Kids" concerts on Thursday and Friday mornings, April 1st and 2nd, 2010.

The Snowman Foundation and the “Ten Grands” piano concert series is offering a free concert to Portland metro area schools and kids --
Michael Allen Harrison and The Snowman Foundation are producing a free show for kids.  The show is ten grand pianos and pianists on the stage at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall at the same time! It is a colorful, upbeat, musical event showcasing the versatility of the piano.

In an effort to expand the outreach of the Snowman Foundation, this is great way to expose kids to the arts who otherwise might not have the opportunity. Also, the Kids concert is FREE!!  Sponsors, donors and the Snowman Foundation are underwriting the concert so that no child is turned away because of money.

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"Ten Grands"

Friday, April 2nd &
Saturday, April 3rd, 2010

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
Portland, Oregon
7:00 pm

Join Tom Grant (Portland's jazz cat), Michael Allen Harrison (composer, producer, adult contemporary recording artist), David Lanz (Grammy nominated new age artist), Janice Scroggins (blues legend), Michael Kaeshammer (Canada's boogie-woogie sensation), John Nilsen (new age artist), Rosa Li (18-year-old concert pianist), Barbara Roberts (classical master), George Mitchell (jazz standards) and Dena DeRose (jazz singer-pianist) for TWO one-of-a-kind evenings of spectacular music!

Ten (or more!) pianists playing simultaneously
on ten (or more!) pianos on one stage!

The pianists in the "Ten Grands For Kids" shows on Thursday and Friday will also be making a special appearance during the Friday and Saturday night concerts!

20+ pianists...... 40+ hands !!!

Click Here for Additional Information and
Tickets to the upcoming 2010 Shows:

"Ten Grands" Website
Snowman Foundation Website

Concert proceeds benefit the Snowman Foundation, which helps bring music education and instruments to organizations that serve disadvantaged youth in the Northwest.
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