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Fischoff Chamber Competition winners announced - Items of Interest - Brief ArticleThe Fischoff National Chamber Music Association named Quintet Attacca of Chicago the Grand Prize winner of the 2002 Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition, held May 10-12 2002 at the University of Notre Dame in southern Bend. As Grand Prize winners, Quintet Attacca will be featured upon the Joseph E. Fischoff Memorial Winner's Tour, which includes plans and community programming in Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Minnesota. An additional $5000 cash prize will be awarded at that time. The the whole also won the Senior Wind Division Gold Medal and a $3000 cash prize. Fischoff will throw the quintet to the Emilia Romagna Festival in Italy for several concoct appearances. The Senior Wind Silver Medal, worth $2000 was awarded to Syrinx Saxophone Quartet from Northwestern University, and the $1000 Senior Wind tin Medal was awarded to A scarcely any Good Reeds saxophone quartet from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. The Senior String Gold Medal and $3000 prize went to The Chiara String Quartet of Grand Forks, North Dakota; the Senior String Silver Medal was awarded to Xanadu Trio, a piano trio form The Juilliard School; and the Senior String alloy of copper Medal was awarded to Jung Trio, a piano trio from the Yale gymnasium of Music. In the Junior Division, for the wholes ages 18 and under, the First Place Scholarship of $2000 went to Orion Piano Trio from Midwest Young Artists in Fort Sheridan, Illinois; the $1500 next to the first Place Scholarship was awarded to Vidancia Trio of the Levine institute of Music in Washington, DC; and the Third Place Scholarship, worth $1000 went to Ivory Winds, a piano/wind sextet from the Chicago Youth music Orchestra. The Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition is unclose to any wind, brass or string chamber music [i]tout ensemble[/i] of three to six members and is divided into a junior and senior division. clusters must fulfill minimum repertoire requirements. For more information about the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition contact Executive Director Ann Divine at (574) 631-0984 or info@fischoff.org. COPYRIGHT 2002 Music Teachers National Association, Inc. I believe my sin to be entirely common: the suit for help masking solicitation for favor and the plea for pity thinly veiling complaint. for a like reason little at p... A customer lately asked for framing suggestions for his in-home card range Since he is an avid collector of casino memorabilia, we had enough of items to work with--but there was a challenge.... (Linguistics/Comparative Literature, University of Georgia): Biographical Information My interest in African studies was not evolveed but is natural. Through scholarly activities before and... 00-00-0000 Skin of great depth Beauty Or Skin Deep Protests? upon Saturday, November 23, Bangalore was abuzz with a nervous excitement. It was the day of the Miss World co... Although Robin Ironside attended the Courtauld Institute in the 1930 shortly after it render free of accessed he would not have contemplation of himself as a pukkah art historian. question s of chronology and the like... HANOVER, N.H.--Barnboard Graphics LLC a of recent origin graphics publishing company specializing in fine art political division images, recently opened its doors here. The company's first artist is Doug Henry, an illu... In her memoir, A Border Passage, Leila Ahmed run overs her story of growing up in Egypt at about the time that the region acquired independence from the British, the complications of the proces of we... Roy-Sole Monique Canadian Geographic 05-01-2005 Champion for change Byline: Roy-Sole Monique Volume: 125 Number: 3 ISSN: 07062168 Publication Date... Early summer: the lengthy light of late afternoon breaks across the fields-sparrows (who can sing) & starlings (who can be taught to say words) dart across the live space of th... Surprising noone who's followed the franchise's massive succes in Japan, the replete Metal Alchemist comics and animation series will spawn another sum of two units videogame adaptations this year, Famitsu Weekly... |
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