Posted by Phred Meller on May 19, 19102 at 09:27:30:

In Reply to: Directory of Piano Competitions posted by Masa Mizuno on June 06, 19101 at 22:52:19:

: My website lists over 650 piano competitions from all over the world.
: Please visit my website at
: http://www.afn.org/~afn39483 or
: http://pianocompetitions.com

: Masa Mizuno

Pianists Carl Tait, an interior designer and Donald Shaw, a computer scientist, both of New York City, were awarded First Prize at the finals of the 3rd annual Northeastern Classical Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs held at the Faust Harrison Showroom in New York City on May 12, 2002. Both winners will receive a $1,000 First Prize plus a future recital date at the Faust Harrison showroom. Bronze medal winner was Lorraine Fuchs, a music conservatory administrator also from NYC. Shaw also won the audience award. In addition, "specialty prizes were awarded to pianists in the semi-final rounds, which occured at the Kosciuszko Foundation located at 15 E. 65th STreet, NYC. They included Mark Cannon (New York City) for "Outstanding Performance of a Baroque Work", John Gardecki (Middleburg, Virginia) for "Outstanding Performance of a Classical Work," Suzanne Fremon (NYC)for "Outstanding Performance of a Romantic Work" and Mark Gordon (Port Jefferson, NY) for "Outstanding Performance of a Modern Work".

Follow Ups:

Post a Followup

Name:
E-Mail:

Subject:

Comments:
: : My website lists over 650 piano competitions from all over the world. : : Please visit my website at : : http://www.afn.org/~afn39483 or : : http://pianocompetitions.com : : Masa Mizuno : Pianists Carl Tait, an interior designer and Donald Shaw, a computer scientist, both of New York City, were awarded First Prize at the finals of the 3rd annual Northeastern Classical Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs held at the Faust Harrison Showroom in New York City on May 12, 2002. Both winners will receive a $1,000 First Prize plus a future recital date at the Faust Harrison showroom. Bronze medal winner was Lorraine Fuchs, a music conservatory administrator also from NYC. Shaw also won the audience award. In addition, "specialty prizes were awarded to pianists in the semi-final rounds, which occured at the Kosciuszko Foundation located at 15 E. 65th STreet, NYC. They included Mark Cannon (New York City) for "Outstanding Performance of a Baroque Work", John Gardecki (Middleburg, Virginia) for "Outstanding Performance of a Classical Work," Suzanne Fremon (NYC)for "Outstanding Performance of a Romantic Work" and Mark Gordon (Port Jefferson, NY) for "Outstanding Performance of a Modern Work".

Optional Link URL:
Link Title:
Optional Image URL:

---

[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Composing Classical Music Lecture Hall ] [ The Jolly Roger ]
[ The World's Largest Literary Cafe ]

[Nantucket Navy Live Chat][Classicals][The Jolly Roger][Kill Devil Hill][Western Canon University][Federalist.com Spirit of America]
[Starbuck.com Classical Poetry Port] [Kill Devil Hill] [Shakespearean Greetings]
[Western Canon University Commons] [Western Canon University Lecture Halls]
[The Crow's Nest]
[Classical Music Ports] Composing Classical Music, Original Classical Music,Tape Exchange, Composing Classical Music, Original Classical Music,Tape Exchange, Original Classical Music, Original Classical Music, Tape Exchange, Composing Classical Music, Composing Classical Music, , , Composing Classical Music, Composing Classical Music, Original Classical Music, Tape Exchange