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Jupiter String Quartet earns accolades from
The Strad for their performance at the Caramoor International Music
Festival
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Chu-Fang Huang's performance of the Ravel Piano Concerto with the
Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra "was an example of total command of
pianistic technique, musicality, and rapport with orchestra and
conductor" raves the Arizona Daily Sun
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Mezzo-Soprano Sasha Cooke's recital debuts in New York and Washington, DC
raved about in the press.
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Kevin Puts' Credo is premiered by the Miró Quartet in California to rave
reviews
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Jean-Frédéric Neuburger's concert presented at the Maison Francaise in
Washington, DC, earns accolades as “a young pianist who can best be described as
France’s response to Sviatoslav Richter”
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Alexandre Pirojenko wins
First Prize at the Ettore Pozzoli International Piano Competition in
Seregna, Italy, a cash prize of €14,000 ($20,000) and
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Violinist Mayuko Kamio, cellist Alexandre Bouzlov, and pianist Benjamin
Moser win top prizes at the 2007 Tchaikovsky International Music
Competitions in Moscow
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Double bassist DaXun Zhang
performs with Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Project in a series of concerts and
cultural exchanges in China, including an appearance at the Opening
Ceremony of the Special Olympics in Shanghai
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"Of the many young artists who have appeared with the Utah Symphony over
the years, one of the brightest and most talented is Alexandre Bouzlov."
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YCA renews Orchestra Partners Project
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Pianist Chu-Fang Huang earns rave review from The Miami Herald:
"While the violent accents and climactic implosion were thrilling,
Huang's performance went far beyond the pyrotechnics to give us the
music's tormented soul."
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The Jupiter String Quartet praised for their "dazzling performance" at
the Alys Stephens Center
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Three YCA Artists make their New York concerto debuts
with conductor Scott Yoo and the Orchestra of St. Luke's to rave reviews
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Washington Post praises pianist Chu-Fang Huang's "musicmaking on a grand
level" in her Kennedy Center debut
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Double bassist DaXun Zhang awarded 2007 Avery Fisher Career Grant
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Washington Post calls composer Daniel Kellogg "one of the
most exciting composers around" after the premiere of
Pyramus and Thisbe by Leonard Slatkin and the
National Symphony Orchestra
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SYMPHONY Magazine
features Efe Baltacigil and Jose Franch-Ballester as "Young Talent on
the Rise"
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Washington Post declares that Mason Bates' Liquid Interface "surpasses
in sheer sonic beauty even the works by Mendelssohn and Tchaikovsky that
rounded out the program."
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Pianist
Vassily Primakov appears at Carnegie's Zankel Hall, performing
Shostakovich's Piano Concerto No. 1 with iPalpiti Orchestra, conducted
by Eduard Schmieder
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Composer
Daniel Kellogg's
Pyramus and Thisbe
for narrator and orchestra, commissioned by the National Symphony
Orchestra as part of the city-wide Shakespeare in Washington Festival, will be given its premiere by Leonard
Slatkin and the NSO on a Family
Concert on March 4.
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On February 16, pianist Vassilis
Varvaresos makes his New York concerto debut at Avery Fisher Hall,
performing Lowell Liebermann’s Piano Concerto No. 2 with the
Juilliard Orchestra conducted
by Andreas Delfs
To read the Juilliard Press release,
click here
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Marimbist Naoko Takada was
chosen to showcase at Carnegie's Weill Hall on Monday, January 22 at
5:00pm as part of the Young Performers Career Advancement program at the
2007 Arts Presenters Conference
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Pianist Jean-Frédéric Neuburger receives rave reviews for his New York
and Washington debuts
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Gleb Ivanov compared to Horowitz. - Sarasota Herald Tribune
Again! - Washington Times
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New Work by Daniel Kellogg opens Colorado Symphony Season
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Announcing the 2006-2007 Young Concert Artists Series
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