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The American Pianists Association is a performing arts organization based in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, that holds two national, quadrennial piano competitions in alternating 2-year cycles: the Classical Fellowship Awards and the Jazz Fellowship Awards. Only American citizens ages 18–30 are eligible to compete. The organization hosts a recital series in non-competition years. The Fellowship Awards are among the most lucrative piano prizes in the world, valued at over $100,000.

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rdfs:comment	The American Pianists Association is a performing arts organization based in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, that holds two national, quadrennial piano competitions in alternating 2-year cycles: the Classical Fellowship Awards and the Jazz Fellowship Awards. Only American citizens ages 18–30 are eligible to compete. The organization hosts a recital series in non-competition years. The Fellowship Awards are among the most lucrative piano prizes in the world, valued at over $100,000. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Organizations based in Indianapolis Rick Germanson Victor Borge Indy Jazz Fest Christopher Taylor (pianist) Emmet Cohen Music organizations based in the United States Organizations established in 1979 Ning An Aaron Diehl Aaron Parks Adam Birnbaum Dan Tepfer Grace Fong Piano competitions Jesse Green Kenneth Broberg Sullivan Fortner Frederic Chiu Indiana Indianapolis Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra New York City Stephen Beus Lori Sims Sean Chen (pianist) Nicholas Roth Piano concerto Phillip Bush Sara Davis Buechner Thomas Rosenkranz
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