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presents First Prize Winners’ Recital www.concertfestival.org [email protected] Moscow, June 24 - July 1, 2018 St. Petersburg, July 1 - 8, 2018 Paris, July 8 - 15, 2018 YOUNG MUSICIANS, PARENTS, FAMILY ARE WELCOME! Come join us and make this tour an unforgettable experience, combining artistic performances, educational master classes and sightseeing excursions with the pleasure of a family vacation. MOSCOW Concert & Master Classes at the Central House of Artists. Visiting Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil's Cathedral, Bolshoi Theatre, Tretyakov Gallery. Moscow River Boat Tour… ST. PETERSBURG Concert & Master Classes at the Palace of Grand Duke Vladimir. Visiting Hermitage, Mariinsky Theatre, Russian Museum, Imperial Estate of Peterhof. Neva River Boat Tour… PARIS Concert & Master Classes at Le Centre de Russie pour la science et la culture a Paris. Visiting Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Notre Dame, Sacré-Cœur, Royal Palace of Versailles. Seine River Boat Tour… ACCOMODATIONS 4-Star Hotel in the historical center of Moscow, St. Petersburg and Paris for 7 nights, double/triple occupancy, including breakfast. Welcome dinner in every city. SCHOLARSHIPS Up to $1,500 ($500 for each week) will be awarded to the select Winners of the Concert Festival Competitions. AWARDS Commemorative Medals, Trophies and Certificates will be awarded at the Concerts. “2018 International Soloist of the Year” award to the select soloist. “2018 International Ensemble of the Year” award to the select ensemble. DISCOUNTS 10% applies to the Families of 3 or more. Additional 10% discount applies to the Families participating in three-week program. Paris St. Petersburg Moscow Concert Festival International Summer Tour 2018 Bruno Walter Auditorium at Lincoln Center Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 6:30 p.m .
Transcript of MOSCOW First Prize Winners’ Recital ST. PETERSBURG
presents
First Prize Winners’ Recital
www.concertfestival.org [email protected]
Moscow, June 24 - July 1, 2018
St. Petersburg, July 1 - 8, 2018
Paris, July 8 - 15, 2018
YOUNG MUSICIANS, PARENTS, FAMILY ARE WELCOME! Come join us and make this tour an unforgettable experience, combining artistic performances, educational master classes and sightseeing excursions with the pleasure of a family vacation. MOSCOW Concert & Master Classes at the Central House of Artists. Visiting Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil's Cathedral, Bolshoi Theatre, Tretyakov Gallery. Moscow River Boat Tour…
ST. PETERSBURG Concert & Master Classes at the Palace of Grand Duke Vladimir. Visiting Hermitage, Mariinsky Theatre, Russian Museum, Imperial Estate of Peterhof. Neva River Boat Tour…
PARIS Concert & Master Classes at Le Centre de Russie pour la science et la culture a Paris. Visiting Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Notre Dame, Sacré-Cœur, Royal Palace of Versailles. Seine River Boat Tour…
ACCOMODATIONS 4-Star Hotel in the historical center of Moscow, St. Petersburg and Paris for 7 nights, double/triple occupancy, including breakfast. Welcome dinner in every city. SCHOLARSHIPS Up to $1,500 ($500 for each week) will be awarded to the select Winners of the Concert Festival Competitions. AWARDS Commemorative Medals, Trophies and Certificates will be awarded at the Concerts. “2018 International Soloist of the Year” award to the select soloist. “2018 International Ensemble of the Year” award to the select ensemble. DISCOUNTS 10% applies to the Families of 3 or more. Additional 10% discount applies to the Families participating in three-week program.
Paris St. Petersburg Moscow
Concert Festival International Summer Tour 2018
Bruno Walter Auditorium at Lincoln Center Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 6:30 p.m.
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Concert Festival presents
First Prize Winners’ Recital Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 6:30 p.m.
PROGRAM
Maya Feyder NJ, piano _________________________________ D. Steibelt - Sonatina, Mov.I, Moderato
Mako Hayashi NY, piano ________________________________________________ C. Gurlitt - Gavotte
Maxine Caputo NJ, piano __________________________________ C.M.von Weber - Scherzo A minor
Rebecca Schachter CT, piano _____________________ E. Grieg - Elfin Dance & S. Heller - Avalanche
Sanjay Chettiar NY, piano _________________ P.I. Tchaikovsky - Polka & H. Arlen - Over the Rainbow
Daniel Dzuraev NY, piano ______________________________________ W.A. Mozart - Turkish March
Ryan Zi Han Chen NY, piano ______________________________ L.van Beethoven - Sonatina F Major
Adeline Chunton NY, piano _____________________________________ F. Kuhlau - Sonatina Op.20 #2
Ryan Shih CT, piano ____________________________________ F. Kuhlau - Sonatina Op.55 #3, Mov.I
Naema Ogata NY, piano _________________________________________ W. Gillock - Sonatina, Mov.I
Nina Starodubtseva NY, piano ____________________________ F. Mendelssohn - Song without words
Lauren Zhang CT, piano _____________________________________________ C. Debussy - Mazurka
Maxwell Gong & Aatish Kandaswamy NJ, piano duo “Perfect 10” _____ J. Strauss - Trish- Trash Polka
Melissa Wang NY, voice __________________________ Greensleeves, English Trad., arr. by Philip Kern
Anna Jang NJ, cello _______________________________________________H. Squire - Bourree G Major
Abbigail & Amanda Renger CT, piano duo _________________________ E. Grieg - Norwegian Dance
____________________________ * Student of Music Institute of Long Island
Camilla Sidletskyy NY, piano ________________________________ C. Daquin - Le Coucou (Rondeau)
Eileen Xu NJ, piano ____________________________________ F. Chopin - Waltz in E minor Op.posth.
Joanna Zhang CT, piano _____________________________ F. Chopin - Fantaisie Impromptu, Op.66 #4
Noémie Gomes-Jourdan NY, piano _____________________ F. Chopin - Nocturne C# minor, Op.posth.
Kathryn Liu CT, piano ______________________________________ M. Bober - Tribute to Pike's Peak
Arisa Seguchi NY, piano ________________________________ L.van Beethoven - Sonata Op.13, Mov.I
Karen Bae NJ, cello ____________________________________________ H. Squire - Bourree G Major
Yu-Chen Lung NY, violin _______________________ F. Mendelssohn - Concerto E minor Op.64, Mov.I
Daniel Berlinsky NY, piano _____________________________________ F. Chopin - Waltz #3, A minor
Daniel Trukhin NJ, piano ________________________________________ F. Chopin - Waltz Op.64 #2
Timothy Guida NY, piano ________________________________ F. Mendelssohn - Rondo Capriccioso
Izzah Nazir NY, piano *______________________________ F. Chopin - Fantaisie Impromptu, Op.66 #4
Athena Huang NJ, piano _________________________________ W. A. Mozart - Sonata C major, K.545
Erik Shakhmurov NY, alto saxophone ____________________________________ S. Joplin - Entertainer
Michelle Skylar NY, voice ______________________ A. Scarlatti - Le Violette, R. Schumann - Widmung
Awards Ceremony
Congratulations to the Teachers!
Elena Baksht, Marina Belkin, Yuliana Berlinskaya, Wen Ling Cheng, Masha Dubravin, José Gomes,
Svetlana Gorokhovich, Li-Pi Hsieh, Olga Kalinina, Satoshi Kanazawa, Nataliya Khrapina,
Kanako Koyama, Yulia Krein, Gennady Kupisok, Jeehyoun Lee, Svetlana Miasnikova,
Alena Patrskevich, Ragga Petursdottir, Elizabeth Poore, Marika Rauscher, Zhanna Rubinshteyn,
Abigail J. Schumer, Taya Shumerina, Olga Rudnik, Ella Yudin, Alla Zoubarev
Thanks to the Accompanists:
Riko Higuma, Jeehyoun Lee, Kyoung Im Kim, Vladimir Polezhayev
