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 Aglaia Koras
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"An Excellent Pianist - A Fine Musician -- Rudolf Serkin"
Aglaia has been reengaged for the fifth consecutive season at CARNEGIE HALL'S WEILL RECITAL HALL for two concerts during the 2009-2010 season
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 Rodolfo Ritter
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Emerging as one of the most remarkable young musicians from Latin America and known for his profound artistic poetry, flawless technique and charismatic performances, Rodolfo Ritter has performed to critical and audiences acclaim in three continents.
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 Jonathan Oshry
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Jonathan’s numerous prizes in South African competitions include first prize in the 1995 Oude Meester Music Competition, first prize (piano and overall categories) in the 1996 ATKV Forte Competition, third prize in the 1996 Adolph Hallis Competition and second prize in the 1998 UNISA National Piano Competition. Jonathan has won many more prizes in several other locations and competitions.
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 Alexandre Pirojenko
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Pianist ALEXANDRE PIROJENKO has the technical skills to do anything he wants with a piano; better yet, what he wants to do is sensitive, original, and brilliant," wrote The Washington Post after Mr. Pirojenko's Washington, DC debut at the Kennedy Center.
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Piano |
 Juana Zayas
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The lilting lyricism and impassioned power of pianist Juana Zayas's playing is born of life experience.
Ms. Zayas has performed throughout Europe, South America and the U.S. Known for her exquisite performances of Chopin, she performed this music at Newport Music Festival, 2000 World Piano Pedagogy Conference in Las Vegas, and at Piano Festival Northwest 2003 in Portland.
The critical acclaim that Juana Zayas has consistently received over the years has touched on virtually every facet of music-making.
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 Svetlana Belsky
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Dr. Belsky has won prizes in numerous national and international piano competitions, including the Frinna Awerbuch and the AMSA World Piano Competition. Her playing has been critically acclaimed as "passionate," "impressive," "hypnotic" and ". . . (possessing) a high degree of musical maturity and sensitivity." Ms. Belsky heads the piano program at the University of Chicago and has recently published an annotated translation of Busoni as Pianist by the renowned Russian musicologist Grigori Kogan published by the University of Rochester Press.
Svetlana's MySpace page
Svetlana's CD Baby site
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Piano |
 Jacqueline Leung
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Jacqueline Leung is the second place winner of the 2010 American Protégé Piano and Strings Competition described as a player who possesses ‘musicality, intelligence and technical finesse’, her performances have been heard in venues across the globe including Austria, Belgium, China, England, Italy, Poland and the USA.
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Piano |
 Avguste Antonov
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Avguste Antonov is a dedicated performer of 20th and 21st century music and has performed World and US premieres at the University of Miami, University of Kansas, Youngstown State University and other venues.
Mr. Antonov is a lifetime member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and member of the American Music Center. He is additionally a featured pianist for the Piano Society (http://pianosociety.com).
Currently, Avguste Antonov is a full time piano instructor at The Master's Touch School of Music in Grapevine, TX.
Raina Murnak, Le Mystere D'Attraction, movement 3
Raina Murnak, Le Mystere D'Attraction, movement 2
Raina Murnak, Le Mystere D'Attraction, movement 1
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 Sandra Shen
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Sandra won first prizes in the Hilton Head International Piano Competition, the Mieczyslaw Munz Piano Competition, the Taiwan National Piano Competition, and the Peabody Frances M. Wentz Memorial Prize. In addition she has recorded 3 CDs, debuting with her Rachmaninoff's 3rd Piano Concerto. Sandra currently teaches at the Brevard Music Institute, and previously taught at Southern Illinois University.
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 Carlos Alberto Ibay
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Carlos Alberto Ibay is an accomplished concert pianist and singer. His vocal repertoire ranges from the great American standard to the songs of Italy, Spain, France and the Philippines. As an established concert pianist, he is equally at ease performing the Tchaikovsky B-flat Piano Concerto, improvising on Tatum’s Humoresque or playing his own transcription of Broadway musicals.
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