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Van Cliburn International QuadrennialPiano Competition, innovator, musician,educator.This program for the third Van Cliburn Internationql Piano Competition is dedicatedto her memory by the sponsoringorganizations: THE NATIONAL GUILD OF PIANO TEACHERS T H E F O R T WO R T H P I A N O T E A C H E R S , F O R U M TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY T H E J U N I O R L E A G U E O F F O R T WO R T H , I N C .

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enormous courage and inspiration such events bring to a city. When wonderful young talents gather to express their ideas and their ideals in amicable creative combat, it usually nets lasting friendships, treasured memories and strengthenedartistic determination.

As wc approach our third competition, it is so very encouraging to all of us in Fort Worth to realize that there have been many friendshipscementedsince 1962 and many interestingand inspiring concerts played by the outstanding and talented participants and winners.

In reviewing the many rewarding moments throughout the past sevenyears, I cannot refrain from again mentioning my dear friend, Dr. Irl Allison. Founder and President-Emeritusof the National Guild of Piano Teachers, in whose unselfish and far-visioned mind this competition was first conceived. Had it not been for his dedicated planning and the incredible and concertedefforts of the late Mrs. Grace Ward Lankford, Founder and past Presidentof the Fort Worth Piano Teachers Forum and the other sponson, Texas Christian University, the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce and the Fort Worth Junior League.this important project might never have materialized.

As I said before. this competition was not planned to emulate any other. though similarities are incvitable, but it endeavorsto representthe sinceredesireof deeply interestedpersonswho have sought to encouragesome of the many budding musical souls to visit the beautiful state of Texas. enjoy the gracious hospitality of Fort Worth. and. I might add. the United Statesof America.

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SPONSORS: The National Guild of Piano Teachers Texas Christian University The Fort Worth Piano TeachersForum. Inc, The Junior League of fort Worth The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Officersol CompetitionFoundation groups: and Representatives of sponsot'ing Mn. LontN A. Boswtr-1. Chairman Emeritus Chairman, Board of Trustees, Texas Chri.rtian Universit.v; Fort Worth Chamber ol Commerce M n. S nv B . Cn N re y , l l l , H o n o ra ry C h a i rm a n Vice President, The First National Bank Mn. Rtcueno Le e BnowN, Chairman of Foundation and Chairman of Competition Attorney, Stone, Tilley, Parker,Snakard,Luw and Browu Mns. El'ron M. Hyoen, Jn., Vice-Chairman Chairman, H ospitality Committee for Competiti<ttt M n. J oe A . Cu n x e , T re a s u re r Retired ofJicial,The Fort Worth Nutional Burk Mns. A. T. Sevnroun,lll, RecordingSecretary Dn. I nl A LLt s o N ,S n ., F o u n d e ra n d P re s i d e ntE mcri tus National Guild of PicrnoTeu<'hers Dn. F n, qNrC. H u c H E s Dean, Sc'hoolof Fine Arts, Texus ChristicurUrtiversittr M ns . E ownno R . H u o s o ru ,J n .

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M ns . P enny R . B ,rs s Member at large M ns . W r Llr ev F u l l e n Member at lurge M ns . C. Dlc x r e W l L L rn rra s o N Member at lurge

ADVISORY BOARD Anrun Rusnls'rE,rN,Honorary Chairman; New York City HenseRr BaRnerr, Concert Management;New York City Jut-rus Bloov, ExecutiveDirector, CarnegieHall-Jeunesses Musicales,Inc., New York City Dn. Rupor-pHGeNz, PresidentEmeritus,Chicago Musical College,Chicago,Illinois Dn. Howeno HnNsoN. President.EastmanSchoolof Music. Rochester.New York Sol Hunorc, Impresario,New York City Mrss THeooern JoHNsoN,New York City M n s . Eocnn M. LsvpN rnrrr, P resi dent,Leventri ttFoundati on;N e wYor k Cit y Mepnprs,R osrN nLH evtN N e, Jui l ti ardS choolof Musi c; N ew Yor k Cit y S l n E n N s,srMecMl r-l aN , C hai rman,C anadi anMusi c C ounci l ;Toron t o, Czr nada Dn. FnaNx MnNNHE,rpten, Pedagogue;SantaRosa.California Srn Rose nr MnvrR, Founder and President,Youth and Music; London, England D n. P ersn MpN N rr.t, P resi dent,Jui l l i ardS choolof Musi c; N ew Yor k Cit y D n. Menl E MoN rcovpnv, Oxford P ress;N ew Yor k Cit y Mrs s R o s En rn S e v l eR , S upervi si ngMusi c E di tor, S ummy-B i rchard,Inc.; E vanst on,I llinois Ruooln SrRxrN,Pianist-Teacher.Curtis lnstitute: Philadelphia l snnc S rrnN , W orl d R enow nedV i ol i ni st;N ew Yor k Cit y D n. GroeoNW nl onop, D ean,Jui l l i ardS choolof Musi c;N ew Yor k Cit y

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PRESTON GOVERNOR

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to welcorne each of you to I arn delighted to have this opportunity T e x a s a n d to th e City o f F o r t Wo r th o n the occasi on of The V an C l i b u r n I nte r n a tio n a l Qu a d r e n n ia l Pia n o C ornpeti ti on.

T o t h e v i s ito r s c o n - f i d e n t yo u r

to o u r Sta te , I e xte n d a speci al w el corne. visit will b e a r n o st e n jo yabl e one.

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M u s i c i s a vita l p a r t o f th e cu ltu r e o f every ci vi l i zed nati on; and the p e o p l e o f th e Un ite d Sta te s a r e p r o vin g thernsel ves to be a great r n u s i c - p r o du cin g a n d m u sic- lo vin g n a tion.

T h e p u r s u it o f r n u sic, p e r fo r r n in g listening, hurnan life,

wh e th e r it b e th r ough gi ves o r p a r ticip a tio n

study, cornposi ng, ri ch experi ence i n

will be rneaningful to aI1 attending and I know this Cornpetition participating, a n d I e xte n d r n y g r e e tin g s and best w i shes to each of vou.

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Citizcns of Fort Worth alrvayslook frtrward to the visit of particip a ntsi n thc V an C l i burn C ompeti ti onsand guestsw ho come to our c i ty to attend and enj oy the performances.On beharl fof our cit iz e n s.i t i s w i th si ncerepl casurethat I. as Mayor. w el comeyou t o Fort Worth, T h e V an C l i burn C ompeti ti on i s a l eadcr among Fort W ort h's many outstandin-r] cvents and wc arc sure the performanceswill c x c eedyour hi ghcstcxpcctati ons.

F o rt W orth has ntany cul tural and recreati onzrl rcsourccsto o f Tcr a n d w c mi ght suggestthat w hi l e you are herc you vi si t our mus e u ms.our zoo. our bcauti ful B otani c Gardcns and many of t lr c o th er pl acesof i ntcrcstfar too numerousto menti on.

I k now that you w i l l Ii nd our ci ti zensto be fri endl y and hospi tablc a n d w e hope your stay w i th us w i l l bc most enj oyabl c.

S i nccrel y.

R . M. S TOV A T,I,

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Viet,lof the 243-acre c(lmpus ol Texas Cltristian University. Through its eight schools and colleges located on campus TCL.I provides thorouglt undergraduate and graduate program.r leading to the bachelor's, master's and tlte doctora! elegree. About 6,500 students from ntost ol tlte (Jnited States and several otlter countries enrol I eaclt sentester.

Etl Lcndrctlt IIoll, honte ol TCU's School ol Fine Arts, wherc lhe Van Cliburn Piano Competition preIintinaries, senti-finals and first place winner solo con' tert and pretentatiotl ol au,ards v,ill be held,

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t o s c r v c as c o -s p o n s o ra n d h o s t to tl rc V an C l i burn l nternati onal Q uadr c nn i a lPi a n o C o mp c ti ti o n .As w c w el comethe thi rd of these im por t ant a rti s ti c e v e n ts . w e w a n t to a ssureour tal ented young c ont es t ant sa n d o u r c l i s ti n g u i s h ejdu ry membcrs that every effort will be m ad c to a s s u rea p l c a s a n ta n d memorabl eexperi ence.

W c als o e x te n d a c o rd i a l w e l c o n tcto each person who attends as ii s pec t a to ra n d a u d i to r. W e h o p c t hat y o u r spi ri ts are cnl arged a, r d lif t ed b y w h a t y o u s e ea n d h e a r.

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When Ralph Votapek, the 1962 Van Cliburn Competition winner, played in London, a critic of the London Times wrote: "I went to hear Votapek play becauseI did not believe any pianist could be worth the sum of $ 10,000, but after hearing him, I must admit he is."

Paul Hume, head critic of the WashingtonPost, has written, "A portrait of Ralph Votapek who won the $ 10,000 first prize in the Van Cliburn International Quadrennial Piano Competition in Fort Worth, Texas, would show you a young man who, at 23, is among the brightest hopes in the world of music today." Hume also devoted many pagesin The Saturday Review to a special article on the competition,which he classedat the top of world competitions in piano.

Other critics comments about Votapek have been: The San Antonio Express,"ln Votapek, we find a young man whose command of the most difficult keyboard repertory has elicited praise from critics throughout the country with whom we wholeheartedly agree." The New York Herald Tribune, "a spectacular manual pianist of imagination and facility"; The London Times-"a style"; the New York Post, "dazzling virtuosity and dynamic projection." In an appearancelast New Year's Day with the Houston Symphony, Arthur Fiedler conducting, Votapek received a standing ovation.

Since 1962 Votapek has averagedmore than fifty concerts yearly from coast to coast and is always presented as the winner of the Grand Prize, donated by the National Guild of Piano Teachers,in the Van Cliburn Competition.

After the 1966 competition, Clavier Music Magazine devoted five pages of pictures and comments about the event when Radu Lupu of Brasov, Rumania, was the first prize winner. He appeared with a number of major symphonies in the United States and made his debut at Carnegie Hall in the spring of 1961. He was proclaimed "an artist to hear and to be heard from later." Lupu returned to the Moscow Conservatoryin 1961 and has finishedthere.

The impact of the "biggest piano event in the whole world" has been tremendous. With the continuing interest and enthusiasm which has been shown by the people of Fort Worth and friends of music the world over, past and future winners and participants in this competition will continue to receive acclaim and recognition.

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The Van Cliburn International Quadrennial Piano Competition began as an idea of the Fort Worth Piano Teacher'sForum. This group of piano teachers was interested in organizing ar regional competition.

Sometime later the Forum honored as a teacher. Rildia Bee Cliburn. the mother of Van. at a dinner in Fort Worth. On the occasionof this dinner, Dr. Irl Allison, founder and president of the National Guild of Piano Teachers,announcedthat the Guild would offer as er prize $ 10,000 in cash for a piano competition whic h would hono r th e y o u n g A m e ri c a n p i a n i st,V an C l i burn. The prize was the lar-uestmonetary award ever to be given in any piano competition, at that time.

Soon afterwards,Dr. Allison and the Guild joined forces with the Fort Worth Piano Teachers' Forum, and with the help and a d dit ionals pons o rs h i po f T e x a sC h ri s ti a nU n i v ersi tyand i nfl uenti al citizens of Fort Worth, working through the Chamber of Commerce, this competition became a reality.

R al pl t V otupak, vi tutcr of tl te fi r,;t <'ontpeti ti ort i n 1962, recei ycs congratrtl ati on,sfront V urt C l i hrtnt.

The first competition was held in September-Octoberof 1962.

At that time l8 contestantsfrom the United Statesand 28 contestants from abroad participzrtedin the event.The first prize was won

by Ralph Votapek who. in the eight years since that contest, has receivedwide acclaim in the music world and is still concertizing world wide and is on the faculty of Michigan State University. The second competition in September-October1966 brought 47 contestantsrepresentingl4 countrieswith Radu Lupu being awarded the fi.rstprize.

Soon after the lirst competition.the Junior Leagueof Fort Worth joined the other sponsorsand through their financial and membership assistancehave played an integral part in the competition.

V art C l i htrrn and R adu Lupu of B rasov, Rrttttania, winner of tlte second competition in I 966.

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T H E C O M P E TIT ION JURY

Ezra Rachlin, Chairman of the Competition Jury; United States Abram Chasins, IJnired States Leon Fleisher, United States Peter Frankl , Hungary Nicole Henriot-schweitzer, F ranc'e

EZRA RACHLIN

ABRAM CHASINS

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F o r t Worth. Texas

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Nationality: Am e ri can

N ul i ottul i tt': A mencan

Mindru Katz, Lsrael

P rol es.siott: Co n ductor

Lili Kraus. Great Brituin

Ed tr < ul i ott: Cu r tis Insti tute of Musi c.

Dr . Fri tz R ei ner

P rof es.si ttrt: C omposer. P i ani st, A uthor. Teac her.

Lecturer. C ommentator and A dmi ni strator

Bruce Hungerford, A u,stralia

ConsttrnceKeene, United States Leonard Pennario,United States

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C arcel': Pu b lic debut at age fi ve i n C al i forni a.

F ir r t studi ed w i th mother. an emi nenl co n cerl pi ani st. Made C arnegi e H al l d e b u t at age l 4 after studyi ng i n Etr r ope. Was sel ected fronr 6,(X )0 contcsta nts to be fi rst sol oi st w i th Leopol d Sto kow sl i at a youth concert of P hi l ad e lp hi a S ymphony. A ssoci ate C onducto r of P hi l adel phi a S ymphony. Macl e Er r r opean and S outh A fri can tours i n 1 9 4 8 and 1949. H as been di rector of th e A usti n S ymphony for 20 years. In l9 - 5 9-1965 w as Musi cal D i rector of Ho u ston S ummer S ymphony. Musi cal d ir e ctor of Fort Worth S ymphony sin ce 196-5.Guest conductor of B ri sb a n e -Queensl andS ymphony Orchestra I9 6 7 -68, and appoi nted permanent co n d uctor for 1970 season. l n 1966 wa s appoi nted by Governor C onnal l y to T exas Fi ne A rts C ommi ssi on. Local ch a ir man of Jury for 1966 V an C l i b u r n Internati onal P i ano C omoeti ti on.

E drrcul i ott: E .rnestH utcheson, Jui l l i ard Fo ttndati on, Josef H ofmann C ttt'cer: B ecame N l usi cal D i rector of R adi o -Ii nres i n N etw ork of the N ew Y ork 194.1.R eti rcd fronr the i rhovc pos i ti on i n 196-5.H as earned P eabody A w ard.

A ppeared as sol oi st ancl i n rec i tal w i th l eadi ng orchestras i n the Ameri c as and i n h.urope. and has recorded ex tensi vel y. More than 100 of hi s publ i shecl w orks are represented i n c oncert and teachi ng l i terature.

Is facul ty member of the C urt i s Ins ti tute i n P hi l adel phi a and the Berk s hi re C enter i n Tangl ew ood. H as been c hai rman of j uri es for l eadi ng competi ti ons . both i n composi ti on and perfo rmanc e. l s l i sted i n Who's Who i n A meri c a, Who's Who i n Musi c, Who's W ho i n R adi o, etc.

C oncentrates now on l ectur i ng for promi nent uni versi ti es and o rgani z a-

t i o n s , w r i t i n g b o o ks a n d co n tr ib u tin g to national magazines, such as McC a l l s , S a t u r d a y Re vie w, L a d ie s' Ho m e J o u r n a l a n d Hig h F id e lity.

P E TE R FR A N K L A d d re ss: C/O H urok A ttracti ons, 730 Fi fth Ave nue. N ew Y ork, N ew Y ork l (X )19

LE O N F L E ISH ER A dd re s.s: C / O P e a b o d y In stitu te , Ba ltim o r e , M a r y l a n d 2 1 23 3 N uti<.trtulitt,: American P ntf e.s.tiort: Pianist Curter: B e g a n p e r f o r n r in g p u b licly a t a g e six. a n d h a s b e e n on th e in te r n a tio n a l co n c e r t c i r c u i t s i nce 1 9 4 4 . Win n e r o f 1 9 5 2 Q u e e n E l i s a b eth o f Be lg iu m In te r n a t i o n a l M u s i c Co m p e titio n . to b e th e f i r s t A m e r i c a n to win a m a jo r Eu r o p e a n m u s i c c o m p g titio n .

R e c e i v e d m u ch a ccla im fo r h is r e c o r d i n g s o f all five Be e th o ve n Co n c e r t i , w i t h G e o r g e Sze ll a n d th e Cle ve l a n d O r c h e s t ra , a n d p e r fo r m e d th e R a v e l C o n c e r to fo r th e L e ft Ha n d .

H a s a p p e a r e d with m o st o f th e m a jo r o r c h e s t r a s i n th is co u n tr y, in clu d in g t h o s e o f N e w Yo r k. Ch ica g o . Sa n F r a n c i s c o , C l e ve la n d . Bo sto n , L o u isv i l l e . L o s A n ge le s. Atla n ta , M ilwa u k e e a n d B i r m in g h a m .

N u ti ortul i ty: H u ngari an P rol cs.siott: Pia ni st Ed ttt uti ort: Un d er Leo Wei ner and Zol tan K odal y a t F ranz Li szt A cademy i n B udapest. a t a ge fi ve. Wi th Il ona K abos i n London.

C urce r: Wh e n 18. repre:ented H ungary i n i nte r n ati onal competi ti ons. Toured R om a n ia, P ol and, Y ugosl avi a, B el gi um, F r a nce and C ermany, w here he pl ayed with maj or symphony orchestras. Made An r eri can debut i n D al l as i n 196-5.

Awa rds i ncl ude the Margueri te LongJa cques Thi baud Internati onal C omp e titi on i n P ari s i n l 9-57; Internati onal Ch a mber N 4usi c C ompeti ti on i n Mun ich , i n 1957; Li szt N ati onal A w ard i n Htr n gary i n l 9-58; R i o de Janei ro Inte r n ati onal P i ano C ompeti ti on i n 1959.

Sin ce l 9-58 has performed al l over Eu r ope w i th nearl y every maj or orc h e stra.

MADAME NICOLE HENRIOT-SCHWEITZER A dd re.ss: C oncert B ureau K i esger, 252 Faubourg, S t. H onore, P ari e 8e, France Nuti<ttalitl': French P rol cssiort: P i ani st E dttcuti ort; Margueri te Long, A ge 7V z. Entered P ari s C onservatoi re at age l 2 C ureer: A ppeared w i th B russel s P hi l harmoni c and at Li ege and A nvers. After the Fal l of France, she conti n ued her career. N i col e H enri ot-S chw e i tz er w as the fi rst French pi ani st heard i n E ngl and after the armi sti ce. Made her A meri can debut w i th the N ew Y ork P hi l harmoni c i n 1948.

S he has pl ayed w i th maj or orc hes tras al l over the w orl d. H er rec ordi ngs have been among the best sel l ers , s el ected by the "R ecord C l ub" and the recordi ng of the month.

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BRUCE HUNGERFORD A ddress: 2 3 0 Pe lh a m Ro a d , Ap r . 6D , Ne w Ro ch e lle , Ne w Yo r k 1080-5 Nu tio r ta litt,: A u str a lia n P r o l e s.sio :tt Pia n ist Ed tr t r ttio r t: Ro y Sh e p h e r d . lg n a z I- r iednran, Er n e st Hu tch e so n a t Ju illiard.

Ca r l F r ie clb e r g Curcar: As a cu ltu r a l cr e d it to th e nati on. Mr. Hu n g e r fo r d wa s g r a n te d perntanent le sid e n ce in th e Un ite d S tates of Ar n e r icr r b y Co n g r e ss. He has pl ayed co n ccfts in se ve r a l citie s in the U ni tecl Sta te s, b o th so lo a n d o r chestral . ani l h a s p e lfo r n r e d a ll o ve r Europe.

Ha s r cco r d e d th e co n tpl ete pi ano ivo r ks o f Wa g n e r fo r th e benefi t of th e Ba yr e u th F e stiva l M a ster C l asses Sch o la r sh ip F u n d , a n d is in the process n o u , o f r e co r clin g a ll th e B eethoven So n a ta s. ls in th e p r o ce s s of w ri ti ng a n d p h o to g r a p h in g fo r a book on thc Ar t o f An cie n t Eg yp r .

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A tldre,s,s: l -l -l I S etagaya, S etagaya-ku.

Tokyo, Japan N uti ottal i tl ': Japanese P r<tf e,s.tion: P i ani st. E ducator E dtrtuti ort: In 1926 entered Tokyo Musi c S c hool , and stuC i ed under Leoni d K ac hons k y and l V l i yaj i Takaori . S rudi ed ab road i n France for tw o years uncl er yv es N at ancl N oel C aron.

C urcer: R eturned to Japan frorn France i n D c cember 1932 to be a profess or at 'l -okyo l l l usi c C ol l ege. B egan in l 94ti the Musi c C l ass for C hi l dren, t he parcnt of Toho-Gakuen S chool of Mus i c .

Gave reci tal s i n P ari s. B russe l s , etc .

Was appoi nted P resi dent of Toho(i akuen S chool of l V Jusi ci n 196 l . anc l rentai ns i n that offi ce today.

Was a nrember of the j ury for the fi rs t V an C l i btrrn Internati onal pi ano (omp-ti ti on i n 1962.

Was aw ardecl the Inrperi al A rt A c ac l enry P ri ze i n 1943. the l \4ai ni c hi Mu_ si c P ri ze i n 1949 and the Ma i ni c hi P ri ze for P ubl tcati on C ul ture i n l 9-5j .

H as uri tten many books.

MINDRU KATZ A ddress; 4 - 5 H a n a s s i S tr e e t, H e r z l i a N o f - Y a m . Isr a e l Nutiottalit,": I s r a e li Prof e.ssiott: Pianist Etltrt uliotr: A t a g e s e v e n with F lo r ica M u sice scu . a t a g e 8 e n t e r e d Bu ch a r e st Ro ya l A c a d e m y o f Mu sic.

Curcer: I n l 9 - 5I a n d 1 9 .5 3 wo n th e Be r lin .

P r a g r r e a n d Br r ch a r e .l co m p ctitio n \.

I n l 9 - 5 3 g i v e n title o f Em e r itu s Ar tist a n d i n l 9 - 5 4 wa s a wa r d e d F ir st Cla ss S t a t e P r i z e o f Ru m a n ia n Re p u b lic. l V l a d e h i s A m er ica n d e b u t in 1 9 6 4 a t S t a t e D e p a r t n le n t Au d ito r iu n r . Su b scq u e n t l y a p p e ar e d in Ph ila d e lp h ia a n d L o s A n g e l e s . H a s co n ce r tize d in m o r e t h a n t h i r t y c ou n tr ie s.

CONSTANCEKEENE A d I ras.s: 200 E ast 78th S treet. N ew Y ork, N ew Y ork 1002I N uti onul i tt': A mencan P ntl e.s.rittr; P i ani st.'feachcr C urtcr: S ol oi st w i th the N ew Y ork l 'hi l har'n.roni c and B oston, P hi l adel phi a, C hi cago. B erl i n. H al l e and B B C Orchcstras.

A cted as chai rnran of j uri es and a(l j ucl i cator for P i ttsburgh C oncert S oci ety A w ard. Y oung P eopl e's N ew Y ork P hi l harnroni c. N ati onal C ui l d of P i ano Teachers. and S pokane Musi c Festi val .

C urrentl y on facui ty of Manhattan S chool of N l usi c. N 4arri ed to A bram C hasi ns.

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Has appeared with every major orchestra in the United States,including C h i c a g o , L o s A n g e l e s , B a l ti m o r e , WashingtonNational,New York, Philadelphia,Chicagoand Boston.In 1968 he performed with principal orchestras and gave recitals in Greece.Appeared in Venice in an orchestralengagement conductedby Morton Could.

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T e x a s C h r i s t ia n Un ive r sity, Fort Worth, Texas 76l,29 N tttiortulitt': British Prolessiort: P i a n i s t , p r o f e sso r Edttcutiott: B u d a p e s t R o y a l Aca d e m y o f M u sic.

V i e n n a C o n s e r va to r y C urcer.'

H u n g a r i a n b o r n , fir st p u b lic co n ce r t a t a g e e i g h t . S i n ce 1 8 , h a s b e e n so lo ist t h r o u g h o u t th e wo r ld . Wh ile o n a w o r l d t o u r i n 1 9 4 0 , sh e a n d h e r h u sb a n d w e r e t ake n p r iso n e r s b y Ja p a n e s e i n J a v a , a n d sp e n t n e a r ly th r e e y e a r s i n p r i s on ca m p s. Re p u ta tio n e n a b l e d h e r t o h a ve h e r p ia n o a n d g ive r e g u l a r c o n c er ts fo r fe llo w p r iso n e r s.

S e r v e d a s p r ofe sso r o f p ia n o a t Ca p e t o w n U n i v e r sity. in 1 9 4 9 -1 9 5 0 ; wa s c o m n r i s s i o n e d to r e co r d th e e n tir e w o r k s o f M o za r t, in clu d in g ch a m b e r m u s i c a n d 2 7 p ia n o co n ce r ti. In 1 9 6 4 , s h e g a v e a b en e fit co n ce r t fo r th e 1 9 6 6 c o m p e t i l i o n . o f wh ich sh e wa s a ju r o r . a s i n I 9 6 2 , a n d h a s b e e n Ar tist in R e s i c l e n c ea t TCU sin ce 1 9 6 7 . Sh e h a s p l a y e d a s e r ie s o f n in e co n ce r ts a t N e w Y o r k T o wn Ha ll, d e vo te d to a ll M o z a r t C o n c e r ti.

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LEONARD PENNARIO A dtl ress: I 14 0C a l l e V i s t a ,B e v e r l yH i l l s , Cali f o r n i a9 0 2 1 0 Nationulity: Amerlcan P rol e,ssiort: ConcertPianistand RecordingArtist Ettucation: Grade school and early piano instruction in Buffalo, N.Y. Continued piano studieswith Olga Steeb,Guy Maier and later in New York with Mme. Isabelle Vengerova; entered U. S. Army after a year at the University of SouthernCalifornia.

Career: Has concertizedthroughoutthe world for many years. Made his debut at age twelve with the Dallas SymphonyOrchestra,playing Creig Concerto.Made his New York debut (while still in the U. S. Army) at age nineteen.

Has played with Royal Philharmonic in Royal Festival Hall, Has had a succession of concertsin London,Amsterdam,Frankfurt, Paris,Manchester and other key Continental capitals.

Has appearedin Africa and the near East. His recordingsof Capitol Records have repeatedlymade the bestseller list. Most recent recordings are on RCA and Victrola labels.

In five concertswith the Los Angeles Philharmonic conducted by Zubin Mehta, he offeredthe world premiere performances of Niklos Rozsa'sPiano Concerto, Opus 31, which was composedfor and dedicatedto the artist, and was presentedagain in Toledo and in CarnegieHall with the Hague Philharmonic. 'foday, Pennario has appeared with virtLrallyevery major European and A m e r i c a n o r c h e s t r a , i n c l ud i n g th e e i g h t l e a d i n g o r c h e s t r a s of Gr e a t Britain.

A ddress: I | 15 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10000 Nationality: American Prol essiotr: Composer,Teacher,Organist, Choir Director Education: Casimir Dello Joio, PietroYon, Paul Hindemith Career: Born in New York City. Becamean organist and choir director of the Star of the Sea Church on City Island at age 14. Has composedin practically all forms: symphonic,choral, chamber, modern dance and ballet, and opera.

Winner of the 1957 Pulitzer Prize,for Music, the New York Music Critic's Circle Award in 1948 and in 1960.

Emmy Award Winner for "Scenes from the Louvre" in 1965. Lancaster S y m p h o n y C o m p o s e r 's A w a r d fo r 1967.

,..'1/r,rooo %ll,o{-a Composer of "Capriccio on the Interval of a Second," commissioned by the Van'Cliburn Piano Competition to be played by each conte.ttantduring the Preliminary.

Has beencommissioned to write works for many organizations,including the Mary Duke Biddle Foundation, the Port Authority for the New York World's Fair, and SouthernMethodist University. ls activein many phasesof music besides composing.The United States Department of State sent him to Russia, Run-raniaand Bulgaria on a cultural exchangeprogram in 1964. In 1965, he was on the ResearchAdvisory Council of the United StatesOffice of Education.

Was United States Representatrve to the Festival of the Arts of this Century held in Hawaii. Is Chairman of the Policy Committee for the ContemporaryMusic Project,involving 30 collegesand universities on a national scaIe.

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A dd rc.s,s: Los A ngel es, C al i forni a N uti onul i tt': n ntcncan P rof cs.tiort: V i ol i ni st and 'feachcr E tl trcal i <trt: E astman S chool of i \l usi c. C urtrs l nsti tute of N {usi c ( Fi ve y ears the onl y gi rl student of E frcm Zi mbal i st)

L, UDI C' L,SHAPIR O

C areer: A s a student at C urti s Insti tute. N ,l i ssS hapi ro concerti zec i w i del y through the E ast. A fter w i nni ng the $10(X ) V i ol i n A w art l of the N ati onal Federati on of N ,tusi cC l ubs, N l i ss S hapi ro marl e her debrrt rn N ew Y ork's 'fow n H al l .

S i nce then. she has appeared i n reci tal or w i th orchestra i n nros t of the maj or rnusi cal centers of A nreri ca anrl E urope. S he has al s o nrade a tw o-nronth tour through N ew Zeal and.

N l rss S hapi ro has w on accl ai m as soi oi st w i th mzrny farned s y mphony concl uctors. i ncl udi ng Fri tz R ei ner. Wi l l i ant S tei nb erg. Igor S travi nsky. Otto K l enrperer ancl Leopol d S tokow ski . S he ha s pl ay ec l chamber musj c rvi th such w orl d-renow necl personal i ti es as H ei fi tz , P i ati gorsky. A rtur S chnabel . ancl B rLrno Wal ter.

N Ii ss S hapi ro i s head of the V i ol i n D epartrrent i n the U ni vers i ty of S outhern C al i forni a S chool of N l Lrsi c. In the sumnter she teac hes ancl perfornrs at the A spen S chool of N l usi c ancl Festi val .

A dd rc.s.s: S an Franci sco, C al i forni a N ati otnl i ty: H ungari an P rof c ssicttr: C ondr-rctor.Teachcr. C 'elI i st E dtrtuti ott: Franz Li szt A cucl emy of N 'l usi c.B ucl apcst,H ungary

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(-ureer.' i \l r. V arga has conducted the B Lrcl aptstS ynrphony and C' hamber Orchestras. antl r.vasthe founcl er and concl uctor of the V i rtuos i of N ei v Y ork. a stri ng orchestra of sel ectecl members of t he N ew Y ork [)hi l harnroni c.

H e w as sol o cel l i st w i th the [Jucl apestS ynrphony, pri nci p al c el l i s t w i th the N cw Y orL C i t-v"Opera C orrpany. and w as sol oi st a nd pri nci pal ccl l i st *,i th the N ew Y ork [)hi l harrnoni c for el eve n y ei rrs . w here he perforrned rrnci cr such condrrctors as B runo W al ter.

D i mi tri N 4i tropoul os. Leonarrl B crnstci n. Gui do C antell i , J os ef K ri ps. and C arl os C haves. H e tourcd as cel l i st u,i th the Lenel and the C anacl i an S tri ng Q)uartet. the Tri o C oncertante ancl the N ew Y ork P hi l harnroni c C el i o-Quartet.

N l r. V arga has been professor of nrusi c on the facLl l ty of the Il oy al C onservatory of N l usi c of the U ni vcrsi ty of Toronto. t he N ew Y ork C oJIege of l \l usi c and the C hi rutauqLraS chool of l \1 us i c . For the past fi ve years he has becn P rofessor of i \l usi c at S a n Fri l nci sco S tate C ol l ege and condrrctor of thei r S yrrrphony Orc hes tra.

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$ 10,000

PREL IM INARIES

awarded by National Guild of Piano Teachers Dr. and Mrs. Irl Allison, Sr., of Austin, Texas Foundersof the Guild *

Monday, September29th through Friday, October 3rd Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday 9 :3 0 A .M .. l :3 0 P .M. Thursday, Friday l :0 0 P.M.. 7 :0 0 P . M.

S E C ON D P R IZE

$6,000

E d L a n d re thA u d i to ri u m , T c x a sChri sti anU ni versi ty

awardedby The Fuller Foundation of Fort Worth, Texas *

SEM I- F INAL S

w,ith Eudic'eShapir<t,Violini,stand Lasz,lo Varga, Celli.st

TH IR D P R IZF

$2,000 awardedby Mr. Leo Potishman of Fort Worth,Texas *

Monday. October 6 through Wednesday.October 8 9 :3 0 A.M., | :3 0 P . M. E d L a n d re th Au d i to ri u m. T e x a sC hri sti anU ni vcrsi ty

FOU R TH P R IZE F INA LS

$ 1.500 awardedby F. HowardWalshFoundation of FortWorth,Texas *

with the Fort Worth Symphony Orcltestra, Ez.raRuc'hlin,Conducting Fri d a y . Oc to b c r l 0 a n d S a tu rd ay.October I I 8 :0 0 P.M. T a rra n t C o u n ty C o n v e n ti o nC cntreTheatre

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$ I ,000 awardcdas a memorial to Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew T. S eymour.Jr. . given by Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew T. S eymour,l l l. of Fort Worth, Texas *

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$750 awardcd as a nremorialto Mr. Carl Beutel.given by the late Mrs. Carl Beutel of D etroi t, Mi chi gan

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,ft""ra/,M*on/o F IRST PL ACE WINNER

ConcertManagement under Hurok Attractions,Inc. * BEST PERF ORM ANCE OF DEL L O JOIO

"Capriccioon the Intervalof a Second" $500Gold Watch givenby Neiman-Marcus

I]EST PERF ORM ANCE OF CHAM BER M USIC

$600 cashaward given by Van Cliburn * I]EST PERF ORM ANCE OF SCHUM ANN

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Wa s h i n g to nD , .C . $500 and an appearance in th e H a l l o f th e A m e ri c a s to the highestcompeting contestantof the Americas

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Fort Worth SymphonyOrchestra October14,1969 a OklahomaCity SymphonyOrchestra October26 and 28, 1969 * PanAmericanUnionConcert D.C. Washington, November 5,1969 * WichitaFallsSymphonyOrchestra November14 and 15,1969

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* GrandRapids,Michigan presented by Mr. andMrs. J. S. VanderHeide SoloRecital November 22,1969 * RoanokeSymphonyOrchestra November 24,1969 * Washington NationalSymphonyOrchestra January16 and 18, 1970 a RobinHood Dell Symphony Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Summerof 1970 * Carnegie Hall Debut May 6,1970 sponsored by The SidW. Richardson Fort Worth,Texas Foundation,

CONTESTANTS AND COUNTRIES * FOREIGN B RAZ IL

CristinaOrtiz CANADA

Arthur Ozolins HUNGARY

Arpad Joo ISRAEL

Lea PickerNeiman JAPAN

MichikoFujinuma Minoru Nojima MEXICO

Manuel Delaflor

UNITED STATES CALIFORNIA

Michael Cave Venice Robert Hagopian Los Altos Gerald Martin Robbins Studio City .

ILLIN OIS

John Cobb Chicago MIC H IGA N

Donald J. Moore Interloc'hen M IS S IS S IP P I

Rae Shannon Yazoo City N E WY OR K William Westney Forest Hills Peter John Basquin New York City Nelly Kokinos New York City Diane Walsh New York City

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Mark Westcott Portland P E N N S Y LV A N IA

ThomasHrynkiw Greensburg S OU TH C A R OLIN A

William Mcleod Frampton, III Orangeburg TE N N E S S E E

Charles Neal Sofge Nashville V IR GIN IA

Ray Jordan Covington

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PETER JOHN BASQUIN

PRELIMINARY Bach.

Scarlatti M ozart Beethoven Chopin Brahms Schumann Liszt .

Dello Joio

United States

....Ital i anC oncer t o . .Sonata-Longo 373 in E Major ...S onata-c mi nor K. 457 . Sonata Opus 53 . .Etude: Opus 10, No. 4 cS minor Nocturne: e minor . . . . .Intermezzo,Opus 116 No. 4 .. Etudes Symphoniques . .TranscendentalEtudes,No. 5 and No. 10 . . Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

Age: 26

Address: 1 0 1 W e s t 7 8 t h Str e e t, Ne w Yo r k, N e w Y o r k 1 0 0 24 Nationality: American First Solo: A g e 7 , S t u d e n t r e cita l, Ne w Yo r k City llith Orclrcstra: 1 9 5 9 : A r l i n g t o n Civic Sym p h o n y 1 9 6 3 : M i n n e a p olis Sym p h o n y 1 9 6 5 , 1 9 6 6 : M a n h a tta n Sch o o l Orchestra 1 9 6 - 5 :C r a n t P a r k Sym p h o n y Sc ltola r.slt ips: 1 9 5 7 : A r l i n g t o n Civic Sym p h o n y S c h o l a r s h i p C o n te st 1 9 6 2 : M a n h a t t a n Sch o o l o f M u sic 1 9 6 6 : N a t i o n a l Ar ts CIu b Au d itio n s 1 9 6 7 : S i e n a S u mm e r Se ssio n , Siena, Italy A tvurtls: 1 9 6 2 : E l e c t e d t o Ph i Be ta Ka p p a 1 9 5 3 : F i r s t P r i ze , Kit- Ka t Clu b Au d it i o n s : S i g r i d L a r se n Awa r d fo r e x c e l l e n c e i n c r ea tive a n d performing arts 1 9 6 5 : F i n a l i s t , R u d o lp h Ca n z Midwest Award 1 9 6 6 : F i n a l i s t . N a tio n a l Au d itio n s fo r pianist 1 9 6 7 : H a r o l d B a u e r Awa r d fo r p i a n i s t s ; E m m a F e ld m a n N4 e m o r ia l C o m p e t i t i o n p r i ze win n e r Teucltenr: M i s s D o r a Z a s l ovsky; , \ { r . W i l l i a m E . Ne lso n Scltools: C a r l e t o n C o l l e g e , BA 1 9 6 3 N 4 a n h a t t a n S c h o o l o f M L r sic,M M 1 9 6 7 C o n t e s t a n t i n 1 96 6 Va n Clib u r n Competition P er s o r t nI I n l o r r tt u Iio r t: Nlarried L a n g u a g e s s p o ke n : En g lish . F r e n ch , Gernran H o b b i e s : T e n n i s, swim m in g , ch e ss, bridge

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Al beni z Ravel .

Prokofieff Chopin Barbcr

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.... Tr iana .... Ondine . . . .Sonata No. 6 . .Sonata in b minor . . . Piano Sonata,Fourth movement

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. . ConcertoNo. 4 . .C oncertoN o. 1, d m inor .. .V ari ati onson a Theme of P asanini ....P i ano C o ncer t o

MICHAEL CAVE

PRELIMINARY Bach.

Scarlatti Mozart Beethoven Chopin Brahms Schumann Liszt.

Dello Joio

....ItalianConcerto . .Sonata-Longo 104 in C Major .Sonata-K.310 in a minor SonataOpus 81A . .Etude,Opus 10, c# minor Nocturne,e minor . . . . .Intermezzo, Opus 118,No. 2 .. EtudesSymphoniques ....,Etudes: MazeppaandFireflies . . Capriccioon the Interval of a Second

U ni ted S tates

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.....Poissond'Or .....S onata .. . . .SonataB Fl at Maj or , . . .Sonata. 2nd. 3rd and 4th movements

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F IN A L Br ahm s Beethoven Rac hm ininot r . . . .

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School.s: Washi ngton U ni versi ty, S t. Loui s, Mi ssouri C al i forni a Insti tute of the A rts, ( 1967 ) C ontestant i n 1966 V an C l i burn C ompeti ti on P ersott a I I ttl or nta t i on : N 4a rri ed Languages spoken: E ngl i sh, French , C ernren. Iti rl i l n, sonre R ursi un

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JOHN COBB

PRELIMINARY B ach.

Scarlatti Mozart B eethoven Chopin B rahms Schumann Liszt .

Dello Joio

United States

Age: 27

A ddress: 7 5 4 4 S o u t h Y a t e s, Chicago, Illinois 60649 Natiortality: American First Solo: A g e 1 7 , M e t h o d i st Ch u r ch , Kingman, Arizona Witlt Orchestra: 1 9 6 2 , 1 9 6 3 , 1 9 6 4; Alizo n a Sta te University P h o e n i x S y m p h o ny Yo u th Co n ce r ts 1 9 6 5 ; N o r t h w e s t e r n Un ive r sity 1 9 6 8 : U n i v e r s i t y o f Ca lifo r n ia ; T o w n H a l l , N e w Yo r k | 9 6 9 : U n i v e r s i ty o f Ca I ifo r n ia N u m e r o u s S o l o pe r fo r m a n ce s St:ltolarships: P i a n o s c h o l a r s h i p a id a t Ar izo n a State University P i a n o s c h o l a r s h i p a wa r d e d b y No r th w e s t e r n U n i v e r s i ty fo r M a ste r s stu d y P e n n y b a c k e r s c h ola r sh ip , 1 9 6 2 A wartls: O p e r a c o a c h i n g a ssista n tsh ip6 5 - 6 7 a t N o r t h w e s t e r n U n ive r sity C o n t e m p o r a r y C ha m b e r Pla ye r s f e l l o w s h i p a t U n i v e r sity o f Ch ica g o Tcuclters: Arnold H. Bullock Gui Mombaerts Scltools: A r i z o n a S t a t e U n ive r sity N o r t h w e s t e m U n i ve r sity, N.M .

P h . D . i n p r o g r e s s a t Un ive r sity o f California P ersona I I n I ornt at io tt : N{arried.

L a n g u a g e s s p o k e n : En g lish , Br o ke n S p a n i s h a n d F r e n ch l l o b b i e s : M e x i c a n a n d Go u r m e t cooking

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....l tal i anC onc er t o Sonatain D Major, K. 119 . . . .Sonata.c minor. K.457 ....S onata,Opus l 09,E Major . . .Etude, Opus l0 No. 8 F Major Nocturne in e minor . . . . .l ntermezzoOD us 118. No. 2 .. Etudes Symphoniques .TranscendentalEtudes. No. 10 and No. 11 . .Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

S E MI.FIN A L Brahms

.. .Tri o i n B Major

D ebussy Al beni z

.....P oi sson d'O r .... Tr iana

B a rtok Schubert C harl esIves . .

.... Sonat a . . Sonata in B Flat Major . . .. .Fi rst P i ano S onata,fourth move m ent

FIN A L B r ahms Beethoven R achmani notr....

Prokofieff

.. . .C oncertoNo. 1 . Concerto No. 4 ...V ari ati ons on a Theme of P asanini . . Concerto No. Z

MANUEL DELAFLOR

PR EL IMIN AR Y Ba ch.

Scarlatti Mo zar t Beethoven Chopin Bra hm s Schumann L i szt .

Dello Joio

....I tal i anC oncerto SonataNo. 25 g minor, E. R. 463 .. .. .So n ataK .457 c mi nor Sonata, OPus 53 . . Etude Opus 10, cf minor Nocturne, e minor ....l n te rmezzo, OP us 118 ., Etudes Symphoniques ...Sonatai nbmi nor . . Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

Mexico

Agc: 27

A dd ress: Ing. B raul i o Marti nez 136, Mexi co 14, D . F. Nationality: Mexican Fi rst S ol o: A ge 14, Mexi co

SEMI-FINAL ...TrioinBMaior

Brahms

.....Triana ....,Poisson d'Or

Albeniz Debussy

.... Sonata ..Sonatain b minor . . . .Preludesl, 2 and 5.

Bartok Chopin C. Chavez

Ilitlt Orcltestra: 1966; S ymphony Orchestra, N ati onal P al aci o de B el l as A rtes, Mexi co C i ty A ward.\.'

S econd P ri ze, Manuel M. P once A ssoci ati on C ontest Fi rst P ri ze, B ernard Fl avi gny C ontest Teuchers: A nreri co C aramuta Juan V al l e A ntoni o Gomezanda A l bert Ferber B ernard Fl avi gny Scltool.r: C al gi o "Frances H i dal go" 1954 N aci onal A utonoma de Mexi co, 1957 "A cadem i as P arti cul ares" P ersortuI I nl orntat i ott: Marri ed.

H obbi es: Musi c i s hi s professi on and hi s pasti me

F IN A L Brahms Beethoven Ra chm aninot r . . . .

Prokofieff

. . Concerto No. l. d minor . . Concerto No. 4 ..Va ri a ti o n s o n a T heme of P aeani ni . .Concertoiqo. 2

2t

WILLIAM MoLEOD FRAMPTON, III

P R E LIMIN A R Y Bach.

Scarlatti M o zart Beethoven Chopin Brahms Schumann Liszt .

Dello Joio

lJnited L J n i t e d States States

Ag e : 2 4

A dd ress: 1 5 5 S c o v i l l e R o a d, Or a n g e b u r g , S o u th Ca r o lin a Ntitiornlity; American First Solo: A g e 7 , A n d e r s o n , So u th Ca r o lin a 14itlt Orchestra: 1 9 6 9 ; A t l a n t a . G e o r g ia N u m e r o u s S o l o p e r fo r m a n ce s S ch o l a r s l ti p s : C r r , r t c h fei l d I \ l e m o r ia l Erskine College U n i v e r s i t y o f C i n icn n a ti T r - r itio n C a m i l i a N ' l c E l r o y T r u st F u n d A vards: 1 9 6 2 ; W i n n e r o f th e Ke y CIu b I n t e r n a t i o n a l T a l en t Co m p e titio n , L o n g B e a c h . C a l i f.

1 9 6 4 . 1 9 6 5 ' W i n n e r , So u th Ca r o lin a N 4u s i c l ' e a c h e r s I9 6 5 ; F i r s t P r i z e W in n e r , So u th C a r o l i r r a E x c h a n ge Clu b Sta te wid e .

P r e s e n t e d o f f i c i a l r e so lu tio n o f g r a tit u d e , c i t y o f O r a n g e b u r g fo r d istin g u i s h c t l r c r v i c e i n fie ld o f m u sic 1 9 6 6 ; F a c u l t y M u sic Awa r d , Er skin e C o l l e g e ; B . A . i n l \{ u sic 1 9 6 8 : S p e c i a l m e mb e r o f Ph i M L r A l p h a S i n f o n i a a nd Ho n o r a r y Pi K a p p a L a m b d a Mu sic 1 9 6 9 : J u d g e f o r Oh io F e d e r a tio n o f M u s i c i r n s p i a n o a r r d itio n s T eaclt er.s: Rayrnond Dudley Jo h n B i g g Elizabeth Owen Scltools: E r s k i n e C o l l e g e , 19 6 6 B.A. U n i v e r s i t y o f C i n cin n a ti. 1 9 6 8 M .l\,1 .

P or.sortu I I ttt'ornt ttt i o rt : Sin-ele L a n g t r a g e s ; E n g l i sh , little F r e n ch H o b b i e s l B r i d g e . s p o r ts

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....Ital i anconce r t o . . Sonata in E, Longo 463 ...S onata,K .310.ami nor .....S onata, Opus 8lA . . Etude, Opus 25, c minor Nocturne in e minor ....l ntermezzo, Opus 118 .. E tudes S ymphon iques .TranscendentalEtudes No. 10 and No. 11 . . Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

S E MI-FIN A L Be ethoven

....Tri oi n

R a vel .

D c bussy

D (Gei st cr )

.... C )ndine .....poi sson d'O r

Prokotieff

S onataNo. 6 S onata,a mi nor Opus 164 ....S onata. thi rd movcm ent

S c hubert G ri ffes

FINAL R a c hmani noff B ra hms B c ethoven Barbcr

. . \/ariations on a "fhemeof Paganini C onccrto N o. l . d m inor C onccrto N o. 4 Piano Concerto

M ICHIKO FUJINUM A

P R E L IM IN A R Y Ba ch.

Scarlatti Mo z ar t Be e t hov en Chopin Brahm s Schumann Liszt .

Dello Joio

....Ital i anC oncerto . . . .Sonata in d minor, Longo 422 ...,So n a ta, K A 57 c mi nor .....Sonata, OP us 8l A . .Etude, Opus 10, F Major Nocturne in e minor . . . . .l n te rme z z o,Opus 117, N o. 2 .. Etudes Symphoniques .TrauscendentalEtudes No. 4 and No. 10 . .Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

J apan

A g e : 25

A dtlres.s: l 6-14. 5 C home Tsurl tmaki .

S etagayaku, Tokyo, Japan 154 B ox 29259. Texas C hri sti an U ni versi ty, Fort Worth, Texas 76129 N uti onal i tl ': Japanese

SEMI-F'INAL . .Trio in B Major

Brahms

....Tri ana

Albeniz Debussy

Poissond'Or .... S onata Sonata,Opus 164, a minor ...SonatafortheP i ano

Bartok Schubert Aki oY as hir o. . . .

F i rst S ol o: l 0 Y ears ol d, Tokyo, Japan Witlt 0rt'lteslra: 1966; Toho A cademy, Tokyo, JaP an Toho A cademy Orchestra I 967; Y onri uri S ymphony Orchestra, Tokyo, Japan 1968;'I.C .U . H onors C oncert S <l tol ur.rl ti ps: Texas C hri sti an U ni versi ty A spen S chool of Musi c Tuesday Musi c C l ub S chol arshi p, S an A ntoni o S l nd Mani chi Musi c C ompeti ti on T t'ut'l tcr.s: Montonari Iguchi B everi dge Webster Madame Li l i K raus

T .IN A L Prokofieff Beethoven Brahms Rachmaninotr . . . .

. . (loncerto No. 2 .Concerto No. 4 . . Concerto No. 1, d minor . . . .Variations on aTheme of Pasanini

S<ltool.s: Toho V l usi c A cademy. I960-67, Incl udes hi gh school and col l ege Texas C hri sti an U ni versi ty C ontestant i n 1966 V an C l i burn C ompeti ti on Iter.sottal I rtf <.trtttutiott: S i ngl e H obbi es: S ki i ng. sew i ng. kni tti ng Languages; Japanese,E ngl i sh

t-l

ROBERT HAGOPIAN

PRELIMINARY Bach .

Scarlatti Mozart Beethoven Chopin B r ahm s Schumann Lis z t .

Dello Joio

Italian Concerto . Sonata in G Major K'427 . .Sonata,K.310 in a minor Sonata OPus 101 . .Etude. OPus 10, F. Major Nocturne in e minor ' ....Intermezzo OP us 118 .. Etudes SYmPhoniques .....T ra nscendental E tudes "Eroica" and-"Harmonies du Soir" . . Capriccio on the Interval of a Second United States

Age: 24

A ddress: 24892 Olive Tree Lane, Los Altos, California Nationality: American First Solo: Age, 14,Palo Alto, Californta

SEMI-FINAL Trio in B Major

Brahms

Scarbo

Ravel

Poissond'Or

Debussy Bartok S c huber t Griffes

...

Sonata S onataB Fl atMaj or . " Scherzo

Witlt Orcltestra: 1966;Oberlin,Ohio 1969;IndianaUniversityPhilharmonic ps: Scholarslti 1966-68' GraduateAssistantshiP Indiana UniversitY N.D.E.A. FellowshiP,3 Yeargrant to completedoctorate in Piano T caclters: MenahemPressler Adolph Beller Scltools: Oberlin ConservatorY,1966 , 9 6 8 'M 'M .

I n d i a n aU n i v e r s i t Y 1 Working on Ph.d.at Present PersorrulI nlorntuliort: Single Languages;English,someFrench Hobbies;swimming,gardening, reading

F IN AL B ar t ok Brahms Beethoven Rac hm aninoff....

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. ...C oncerto N o' 2 . . Concerto No, 1, d minor ' ' Concerto No' 4 .,.Va ri a ti o n s o n aTheme of P agani ni

THOMAS HRYNKTW

PRELIMINARY Bach.

Scarlatti Mozart Beethoven Chopin Brahms Schumann Liszt .

Dello Joio

....ltalianConcerto ....Sonata, Longo 407, c minor ....Sonata,K.457 c minor ......Sonata,Opus57 . . . Etude,Opus25 No. 12,c minor Nocturne,e minor ....lntermezzo,Opus ll7 .. EtudesSymphoniques Etudes .. ...Transcendental No. l0 in f minor Mazeppa, d minor . . Capriccioon the lnterval of a Second United States

Age: 27

A ddress: 26 Seneca Drive, Greensburg, P ennsyl vani a I 560 | Nationality: A meri can Fi rst S ol o: A ge | 3, Wi l kes-B arre, N ew E ng l anc l Festi val Orchestra

SEMI-FINAL Trio in d minor

Mendelssohn

. . Ondine ...,.Poisson d'Or

Ravel Debussy

...S onata N o. 6 ..S onata i n b mi nor . Tres Sonoridades

P r ok of ielT Chopin Antonino Lizaso

14itlt Orchestra: Manhattan S chool of Musi c S<holursltips: Wi l kes C ol l ege, Wi l kes-B arre, P ennsyl vani a, B .A .

Manhattan S chool of N ,l usi c,N ew Y ork. M. M. A runl s: N ati onal M usi c 'l 'eachcl s C onrpeti ti on, 1962 C ompeti ti on to pl ay w i th Leopol d S tokow ski C ol d Medal i n Geneva C ompetiti on H arol d B auer A w ard Frank H unti ngton B eebe A w ard, 1967 Teu<hers: Dora Zaslavsky A nne Li va

F IN AL Rachmaninotr . . . .

Beethoven Brahms Prokofieff

.Concerto No. I . Concerto No. 4 . . Concerto No. l, d minor . . Concerto No. 2

St'ltool.s: Wi l kes C ol l ege Manhattan S chool of I\l usi c C ontestant i n 1966 V an C l i burn C ompeti ti on P er.sortaI I ttlo rrttu li ott : S i ngl e Languages; E ngl i sh, S ome Frenc h H obbi es; R eadi ng, C ol l ecti ng rec ords

3-t

ARPAD

ffi

P R E LIMIN A R Y

lir iiit rr,,rr

B i rch.

Scarlartti Mozart Beethoven Chopin .

r,,, Brahms Schumann L i szt .

Dello Joio

....l tal i anC oncer t o . .. .Sonatain E Major, Longo 23 . .S onata K .310 i n a minor . . . .Sonata,Opus 109, E Major . Etude Opus 25, No. I I in a minor N octurne.eminor Intermezzo.Opus l 17, b fl at m inor . . Etudes Symphoniques ...S onata i n b minor . . Capriccio on the lnterval of a Second

As e: 20

H ungary A cldress: 9 2 1 l V l a d i s o nA v e n u e , N e w Y o r k , N e w Yo r k 1 0 0 2 I

Permanent Addrcss: I T o r o c k o - t e r , B ud a p e st II, Hu n g a r y

SEMI-FINAL

Nutiotmlitv: H ungarian f ir.st Solo: A g e 1 0 . A c a d e n r y Co n ce r t Ha ll.

Budapest, Hungary llitlt Orcltcstut: 1966-Taormina.

lta ly

.Stltolursltip,s: B . B a r t o k C o n s e rva to r y- 1 9 6 4 F r a n z L i s z t M u s i c Aca d e m y- l9 6 tl J u i l l i a r d S c h o o l o f M u sic- 1 9 6 8 - 1 9 6 9

....'l'rio in D (Geistcr)

Beethoven Al b eni z Ravel

, Triana Ondine

B a r tok C h opi n L i szt

.... S onat a . .S onatai n b m inor ...Funerailles

Tcaclter.s: Irwin Freundlich Pal Kadosa .\i<ltool.s: F r a n z L i s z t M u s i c Aca d e n r y B . B a r t o k C o n s e rva to r y J u i l l i a r d S c h o o l o f M u sic M o z a r t e u m . S a l z bu r g . Atr str ia Taormina, ltaly P e r x t r t t tI I r tf o r r t tu t i o r t: Single L a n g u a g e s s p o k e n : En g lish . Ce r n r a n .

H u n g a r i a n , R r r s sia n .

H o b b i e s : L a n d s c ap e Pa in tin g . h ikin g .

16

FIN A L R a c hmani nol i ' Beethoven Brahms Ba rtok

...C oncertoN o . I . . ConcertoNo. 4 ..C oncertoN o. l .dmi nor ....C oncerto N o. 2

i

PRELIMINARY Bach.

Scarlatti Mozart Beethoven Chopin Brahms Schumann Liszt.

Dello Joio

RAY JORDAN

....ltalianConcerto . .Sonata,Longo 104 in C Major ....Sonata,K.457 c minor .....Sonata Opus 101 . .Etude,Opus 10,cfi minor Nocturne,e minor ....lntermezzo,opus llg .. EtudesSymphoniques ...SonatairiLbminor . . Capriccioon the lnterval of a Second

U ni ted S tates

A 1 4 c:2 7

A cld ress: 300 West l06th Street.

N ew Y ork. N ew Y ork 1002,5 P c r mettte tt t A d d re.ss; H ome P l ace, C ovi ngton, V i rgi n i a 24426

SEMI-FINAL Mendelssohn

.....Trio in d minor

A lbeniz Ravel

Prokofieff Chopin Ray Jordan

.....Tri ana Ondine

....SonaraNo. 6 . .Sonatain b minor . . . Something EIsefor GloriousRobert

Nationalitt': A meri can First Solo: A ge 18, C ovi ngton. V i rgi ni a T euclters: Jeno Takacs R obert Gol dsand .\c'ltools: C ol l ege-C onseryatory of Musi c , C i nci nnati , Ohi o, I960- 196| Jui l l i ard S chool of Musi c, 1963 -1964 Manhattan S chool of Musi c, D ipl oma, 1969 P c t',tottuII ttl orrn u I iott : S i ngl e Languages S poken: E ngl i sh. a li ttl c h rench.

H obbi es: P ai nti ng

FINAL Brahnrs Beethoven RachnraninofT ....

Prokofieff

. . ConcertoNo. l, d minor . ConcertoNo. 4 . . . .Variationson a Themeof paganini . . Concertoio. 2

-t/

NELLY KOKINOS

P R E LIMIN A R Y B ach.

Scarlatti Mozart Beethoven Chopin Brahms Schumann Liszt .

Dello Joio

United States

....l tal i anC oncer t o . . .Sonata, Longo 379 in a minor ....S onata. K .310 am inor . Sonata,Opus 57 . .Etude, Opus 10, F Major Nocturne in e minor lntermezzo from Opus I 17 .. E tudesS ympho niques .. .Sonata in b minor . . Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

Age: 25

A d d res,s: 1 6 0 R i v e r s i d e Dr ive , N e w Y o r k , N e w Yo r k 1 0 0 2 4 Nationolity: N a t u r a l i z e d A m er ica n citize n .

Born in Greece.

Fir.rt Solo: A g e 7 , B u c h a r e st. Ru m a n r a llitlt Orcltestra: | 960 Soloist-Manhattan Orchestra 1 9 6 2 - M a n h a t t a n Sch o o l o f M u sic, New York Sc'ltolursltips: N a t i o n a l C o n s e r va to r y. Ath e n s.

Greece, 1950-1956 Manhattan School of [vtu51ct956-t964

S E MI-FIN A L Schubert

. .Trio in B Flat, Opus 99

Al beni z D ebussy

.... .Tr iana .....P oi sson d'O r

Bartok Chopin Theodore Chanler

Sonata Sonata in b minor . Toccata

A trards; R e c i p i e n t , U . S . In fo r m a tio n Se r vice A w a r d , A t h e n s , Gr e e ce , 1 9 5 4 .

W i n n e r o f Q u e e n F r e d e r ica ' s L ykio n H e l l i n i t l o n C o n t est, 1 9 5 5 W i n n e r o f H a r o ld Ba u e r Awa r d , M a n h a t t a n S c h o o l o f M u sic. 1 9 6 4 .

Teut lrers: M r . R o b e r t G o l d sa n d Schools: N a t i o n a l C o n s e rva to r y. Ath e n s, Greece, I950-1956 M a n h a t t a n S c h o o l o f M u sr c Pc rsorruI I n lo nnut io rt: Single L a n g u a g e s S p o k e n : En g lish , Gr e e k.

R u n r a n i a n , F r e n ch .

H o b b i e s : S w i m min g , b icyclin g , p a i n t i n g , t a b l e t e n n is. ch e ss.

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F' IN A L R a chmani notr....

Beethoven B r ahms Prokofieff

.C oncertoNo. l . Concerto No. 4 ...C oncerto N o. l . dm inor . . Concerto No. 2

DONALD J. MOORE

PRELIMINARY Ba c h.

Scarlatti Mozart Be et hov en Chopin Brahms Schumann L is z t .

Dello Joio

. ...Ital i anC oncerto . .Sonata in D Major, Longo 461 . . Sonata K. 130 in a minor .....S onata, OP us 81A . . .Etude, Opus 25, c minor Nocturne in e minor Intermezzofrom Opus 119 ..Etudes Sympfoniques . .S onata i n b mi nor . . Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

U ni ted S tates

Age: 27

A ddre.rs: C /O Interl ochen A rts A cademY , Interl ochen, Mi chi gan Nationality: American

S EMI-F IN AL Brahm s

..Tri o i n B Mai or

Al beniz D ebus s y

.....Tri ana .....P oi sson d' Or .... S onata . .Sonata in b minor .. .Sonata, first movement

Bar t ok Chopin Copland

Fir.st Solo: A ge 12, Tal l ahassee. Fl ori da With Orche.sttu: 1965, R ochester, N ew Y ork St ltolurslt i ps: Ful l Tui ti on S chol arshi ps-N orthw estern U ni versi ty and E astman S chool of Musi c.

U . S . Ful bri ght Grant to V i enna, A ustri a T eachers: C eci l e Genhart C ui Mombaerts St ltctols: N orthw estern U ni versi ty, B .M.-l 962 E astman S chool of Musi c-1964 A cademy for Musi c, V i enna, A ustri a P arsonal I nf ormuti ott: S i ngl e Languages spoken: E ngl i sh

F IN AL Prokofieff Beethoven Brahms Rac hm aninot r. . . .

. Concerto No. 2 . Concerto No. 4 . . Concerto No. l, d minor . . . .V a ri a ti o n s o n a Theme ofP asani ni

39

L E A P I C K E R N E IMA N

P R E t-IMIN A R Y B a ch.

S c arl atti Mozart B e ethovcn C h opi n B r ahms Schumann L i szt .

D c l l o Joi o

I srael

....l tal i anC once r t o . . . .S onatai n b mi nor. Longo 449 ....S onata K .310 a m inor . S onata.Opus 53 . . E tudc. Opus 2-5N o. I l . a m inor Nocturne in e minor Intcrmezzofrom Oous I I 8 ..E tudesS ymphoniques .....' fransccndental Et udes N o. 4 Mazeppa N o. l 0 i n f m inor C apri cci oon thc Interval of a S ccond

As c ; 26

A ddress: 40666 Ladero, F r e m o n t . C a l i f o rn ia 9 4 5 3 6 Natiortalitl'; I s r a e li Firl;t Solo: A g e 8 , J e r u s a l e m . Isr a e l llitlt

S E MI-FIN A L

Orcltc.stru: 1 9 6 0 - K e l I s r a e l Or ch e str a .

J e r u s a l e m . l s r a e l.

1 9 6 7 a n d 1 9 6 9 - H a ywa r d Sym p h o n Y O r c h e s t r a , H a y w a r d , Ca l ifo r n ia

Schubert

.\cholar.slti1t.s: A n r e r i c a n - l s r a e l i Cu ltu r a l F o u n d a tio n ,

Prokofieff Schubert B a rbcr

r961. t 962,t 963 .

F u l l s c h o l a r s h i p fo r p r iva te sttr d y with M r . J u l i a n W h i t e fr o m 1 9 6 6 o n .

. .Tri o i n B Fl at. Opus 99

Ravcl Debussy

Scarbo .....P oi sson d'O r .....S onater No. 6 . .S onatai n B Fl at M ajor S onataOous 26. fourth move m cnt

Teuclters: M r . J u l i a n M . W h ite M i s s W a n d a K r a so ff .Sclt ools: C a l i f o r n i a S t a t e C o lle g e a t Ha ywa r d

- r 968 M a n n e s C o l l e g e o f Nlu sic, Ne w Yo r k R u b i n ' s A c a d e m y o f M r r sicJerusalem, Israel P ersonaI I nlortttut iotr : Married l - a n g u a g e s s p o k e n : En g lish . He b r e w

FIN A L Brahms Prokofieff Beethoven Rachmaninoff

40

..C oncertoN o. l .dmi n or . . Concerto No. 2 . . Concerto No. 4 Variations on a Theme of Pasanini

P R E L IM IN A R Y Ba c h.

Scarlatti Moz ar t Beethoven Chopin Brahm s Sch um ann Liszt .

Dello Joio

....Ital i anC oncerto SonataNo. 4 in f minor (Ricardi Edition) L 181 .....S o n a taK .310 ami nor Sonata,Opus 101 . . Etude, Opus 25, No. 1 1, a minor Nocturne, e minor l n te rm e z zofrom Opus 118 .. EtudesS ymphoni ques TranscendentalEtudes No. 5 and 11 . .Caoriccio on the Interval of a Second

MI NO RU NO J I MA ".-

Japan

A ge:24

A tl d rc"ss: 3-75 Ohtsu, Y okosLtka, K angaw a, Japan Natiorrulity: Japanse Fi rst S ol o; A ge 12, Tokyo, Japan

SE M I-F IN A L Brahm s

...Tri o i n B Maj or

Ra v el .

D e b us s y Ba r t ok C h o pin H i sat adaO t ak a

.... Ondi ne . ....P oi sson d' Or .... S onata .. S onata i n b mi nor .. . . .C h i l d re na t Pl a y ( S ui te Japan 1936)

Witlt Orclte.stro: I 964-Tokyo P hi l harmoni c Orchestra I 965-Toho Gakuen Orchestra Japan P hi l harmoni c Orchestra 1969 Tokyo S ymphony Orchestra Sc lt ola r.slt ip.s: 1966 S chol arshi p from C overnmen t of the S ovi et U ni on A \'0rd.s: 1963-Fi rst and Grand P ri ze i n 32n d Musi c C oncours of Japan.

196,1-S peci al Musi c P ri ze w hen graduated from H i gh S chool 1965-Fi rst P ri ze i n the Fourth Toky o Women's C l ttb Musi c C oncours.

1968-A w arded speci al pri ze i n com mendati on C ompeti ti on for sendi ng musi ci ans abroad to competi ti ons.

1969-Granted aw ard for the most deservi ng young Japanese musi ci an of l 968.

T eaclters: Lev Oborin A i ko Iguchi

I' -l N A tProkofieff Beethoven Brahms R a c hm aninot r . . . .

. . Concerto No. 2 . Concerto No. 4 . . Concerto No. 1, d minor ...V a ri a ti o n s o n a Theme of P asani ni

St lto<tl.s: Toho-Gauken H i gh S chool N ati onal C onservatory of Moscow P c rsornI I rtforntuti ort: S i ngl e Languages spoken: Japanese, R ussi a n, a l i ttl e E ngl i sh H obbi es: R eadi ng

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CRISTINA ORTIZ

P R E LIMIN A R Y Bach.

Scarl atti Mozart Beethoven Chopi n

....l tal i anC oncer t o . . .S onataN o. 3, C Major ....S onata. K .310 am inor .Sonata,Opus 53 . .E tude, Opus 25, N o. I l , a m inor Nocturne. e minor Brahms Intermezzofrom Opu s 118 Schumann .. E tudes S ymphoniques L iszt ......Transcendental E tudes; Mazeppa,E tude i n F Major Dello Joio . .Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

Brazil

Age: 18

A ddress; Ernestode Sousa,60 Rio de Janeiro,Brazil Notionality: Brazilian First Solo: Age 9 , Rio d e Ja neir o 14itlt Ortlte.stru: 1 96I: Mu nicipa lTheat r e,Rio de Ja ne iro 1 96 3:Natio na lS y m phonyO r c hes t r a, Brazil 1965: RecipeSymphony,Brazil I9 66 : Th ea terOr c hes t r a Frankfurt Symphony Neu lua nd on bu r g Paris I9 67 : Bucha rest Scltolursltip.s: Governnrentof France (2 prizes) lst-Etan tu n Prix , ls t Conc our s National de Rio UNESCO, Paris,France.6 months A wards: Diploma, SchumannInternational Contest,1966 lst Place.8th InternationalPiano Contest of Magda Tagliaferro, 1966 Prizewinner in CeorgeEnescu Co nte st,1 96 7 Teachers: NlagdaTagliaferro S<'ltool.r: Academy Internationale,Paris,France ConservatorioBrasilirio, Rio de Janeiro,Brazil Pcrsornl I rtfonnatiort: Single Languagesspoken:French,Portuguese,a little English.(understands Englishvery well) Hobbies: Swimming.Reading, Dancing

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SEMI-FINAL Mendelssohn

.....Trio in d minor

Al beni z R avel .

....

Prokofi eff Chopin Lorenzo Fernandez

Triana Scar bo

....S onata No. 6 Sonata in b minor, Opus 58 . Second Brazilian Suite

FIN A L Brahms Beethoven R achmani notr. ...

Prokofieff

. . Concerto No. l, d minor . Concerto No. 4 .C oncertoNo. 1 . . Concerto No. 2

ARTHUR OZOLINS

PRELIMINARY B ac h .

Scarlatti M oz ar t Beethoven Chopin Brahms Schumann Liszt.

Dello Joio

..,.Ital i an C oncerto . Sonata.Lonso 457 .....So nataK .310u-i no.

Sonata Opus 109 . .Etude, Opus 25, No. 11, a minor Nocturne, e minor .lntermezzo from Opus 1 18 .. Etudes Symphoniques ...S onatai nbmi nor . . Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

Canada

A g e: 2 3

A ddress: 159 C ol i n A venue, Toronto, I97, Canada N ati onal i ty: Canadian

SEMI-FINAL

First Solo: A ge 13, Toronto, C anada

...Tri o i n B Maj or

B r ahm s R av el .

R av el .

.... ....

Bar t ok Chopin P apineau- Coutu re .

Ondi ne S carbo

.... S onata . .Sonata in b minor .... .E tudei nS i bemol

Witlt Orcltestra: 1960:National Youth Orchestraof Canada l96l : CBC Orchestra 1961, 63, 67, 68, 69: Toronto Symphony Orchestra 1968,1969: EdmontonSymphony Orchestra 1968,1969: WinnipegSymphony Orchestra Sclrclarships: Royal Toronto Scholarship IODE Scholarships MannesCollege of Music Canadian Government Scholarships Teachers: Vlado Perlemuter Nadia Reisenberg JacquesAbram

F IN AL Prokofieff Beethoven Br ahm s Rachmaninoff . . . .

. .Concerto No. 2 . Concerto No. 4 ...C o ncertoN o. l ,dmi nor . . .Variations on a Theme of Pasanini

Scltools: B. S. Degreefrom MannesSchool, New York, 1967 PersonalI nforntation: Single Languagesspoken:English,Spanish, French,Cerman, Latvian

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GERALD MARTIN ROBBINS

P R E LIMIN A R Y Bach.

Scarlatti M ozart Beethoven Chopin Brahms Schumann Liszt .

Dello Joio

United States

Age: 23

A ddress; I203I Mound View Place.

SrudioCity, California Nationality: American First Solo: A g e 1 0 , H o l l y w o o d , Ca lifo r n ia Witlr Orthestra: 1 9 6 3 : S a n t a M o n ica Symphony Orchestra I 9 6 6 : B r e n t w o o d Sym p h o n y Or ch e str a 1 9 6 6 , 1 9 6 8 : W e stsid e Sym p h o n y Orchestra 1 9 6 8 : E n g l e w o o d Ph ilh a r m o n r c Orchestra St ltolor.rltip.r: P h i l o m e l ( f a c u l t y) U. S. C., 1963-1967 S c h o l a r s h i p t o A ca d e m y o f th e We st ( declined) C l a d y s T u r k F o u n d a tio n Cr a n t, 1 9 6 7- 1 9 6 8 R u t h S l e n c z y n s ka Awa r d , 1 9 6 6 A n'urds: Y o u n g M u s i c i a n s F o u n d a tr o n Competition, 1963 T eac lt er,s: John Crown Norma Brown Schools: U n i v e r s i t y o f S o u th e r n Ca lifo r n ia , r 9 6 3 . ( B . N , t . 1 9 6 7 , M .M . 1 9 6 8 - 1 9 6 9 ) S c h o o l o f P e r f o r min g Ar ts, U.S.C. 1963-1969 P ar.sortul I ttI o r ttta I i on : Single L a n g u a g e s s p o k e n : En g lish . Ge r m a n H o b b i e s : S p o r t s . Ph o to g r a p h y

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....l tal i anC oncer t o Sonata, Longo 395 ....S onata. K .310. aminor .Sonata,Opus 57 . .Etude, Opus 10, cf minor Nocturne in e minor Intermezzo from Opus 1 16 .. Etudes Symphoniques .. .. .TranscendentalEtudes No. 9 in A flat Major No. 10 in f minor . .Capriccio on the lnterval of a Second

SEMI-FINAL Brahms

Trio in B Major

Albeniz Ravel

Triana Ondine

Prokofieff Schubert Griffes

s"""," ;Tiil,ill;.f White Peacock

FINAL Beethoven Brahms R achmani noff....

Bartok

. ConcertoNo. 4 C oncerto N o. l . d minor ...V ari ati ons on a Theme of pas anini . ...C oncerto No. 2

RAE SHANNON

P R E L IM IN A R Y B ac h.

S c ar lat t i M oz ar t B eet hov en Chopin . .

Brahms S c hum ann Lis z t .

Dello J oic r

....l tal i anC oncerto .. ...S o n a ta i n g mi nor, Longo 340, K .39 . . .S o nataK .310 i n a mi nor ....S onata, Opus 101 2-5No. I I rn a mrnor Etude Opus N octurnei n e mi nor Intermezzofrom Opus I 17 Etudes Symphoniques .....T ranscendental E tudes Paysage;Ricordanza cln the Intervailof a Second . Capriccio

U ni ted S tates

Au e : 2 3

A ddre,s.s: B ox 381. P ari s. Tennessee 3ti 242 P c r tttttrtc tt tr A d d rc ss: B ox 808, Y azoo C i ty. Mi ssi ssi ppi 39194 Nutiotnlitl': A mencan

S EMI-F ' IN A L B r ahm s

. . Tri o i n B Maj or

A lbeniz Debus s y

Tri ana .....P oi sson d' Or .. .. .S onataN o. 6 . . . . Sonatain a minor, Opus 164 F o u r A nni versari es( 1948)

Prokofieff Schubert B er ns t ein

F i rst S ol o: A ge 18, Fi rst B apti st C hurch^ Y azoo C i ty. Mi ssi ssi ppi llitlt Orclte.stru: 1969: C reat Fal l s. Montana Fort C ol l i ns, C ol orado Scltdlursltip.s: B ank of Greenw ood, Mi ssi ssi p pi for Juni or and S eni or years of col l e ge T euclter,s: D r. A l l i son N el son N eal Mr. Mel vi n A l ford Mrs. P ardo Morri s .\cltool.s: U ni versi ty of -fennesseeat Marti n

F IN AL P r ok of ief f Beethoven B r ahm s Rac hm aninotr....

..

Pc r.sortttI I ttlorrtt rttiott : S i ngl e Languages spoken: E ngl i sh, sonte French, S pani sh, and Lati n H obbi es: A rt, pl ayi ng pool , rai s i ng ani mal s

..

..C oncertoN o.2 . Concerto No. 4 . .C o ncertoN o. l , d mi nor ...V a ri a ti o n s o n aTheme of P asani ni

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CHARLES NEAL SOF'GE

PRELIMINARY Bach.

Scarlatti Mozart Beethoven Chopin Brahms Schumann Liszt.

Dello Joio

United States

....ItalianConcerto . . . .Sonatain a minor, Longo 423 . . Sonata.K.457 in c minor .....Sonata, Opus 81A . Etude,Opus25 in c minor Nocturnein e minor .lntermezzofrom Opus 118 .. EtudesSymphoniques ...Sonatainbminor . . Capriccioon the Interval of a Second

Age: 28

A ddress: 901 Woodmont Boulevard, Nashville, Tennessee37204 Nationality: American First Solo: Age 10, Nashville,Tennessee Witlt Or(lte.str(: 1957: NashvilleSymphonyOrchestra SewaneeSymphony Austin Peay State College Summer Symphony NashvilleYouth Orchestra Sc:holursltip.s: Scholarshipto Juilliard Scholarshipat Peabody

SEMI-FINAL Brahms

...TrioinBMaior

Ravel .

Ravel .

.... Ondine .... Scarbo

Prokofieff Chopin Carter

. .. .SonataNo. 6 . .Sonatain b minor ..... Sonata

Av'ards: Accepted fol Leaventritt Contest Teaclter,s: RosinaLhevinne Werner Zeppernich LarrrenceGoodman Scltools: GeorgePeabodyCollege Ju illiardScho olof M us ic ( B. M . 1967) Pcrsonal I nlorntati on: Married Languagesspoken:English Hobbies:Ping-pong,tennis,sports, reading,t.v.

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FINAL Brahms Beethoven Rachmaninotr ....

Barber

. . ConcertoNo. l. d minor . ConcertoNo. 4 .ConcertoNo. 1 ....Piano Concerto

DIANE W ALSH

P R E L IM IN A R Y B ac h.

Scarlatti M oz ar t Beethoven Chopin

....Ital i anC oncerto . . . Sonatain A Major, Longo 495 . .. .S onata.K .457. c mi nor Sonata,Opus 101 . Etu d e , O pus 25, N o. 11 i n a mi nor Nocturne in e minor Intermezzo from Oous 1 18 .. Etudes Symphoniques ...S onatai nbmi nor . . Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

Brahms Schumann Lis z t .

Dello Joio

U ni ted S tatcs

A 14c : l E

A ddress: 910 West E nd A venue, A pt. l 5C , N ew Y ork, N ew Y ork 10025 N ati onal i t;,: A meri can First Solo; A ge 15, P endl eton, Oregon

SEMI-FINAL

Trio in D (Geister)

Beethoven Rav el .

Debus s y

.

.... ..........................Poi ssond' Or

B ar t ok Chopin Barber

Ondi ne

.... S onata . .Sonata in b minor . Fugue from Sonata

F IN A L ProkoflelT Brahms Beethoven Rac hm anino ff ....

. .Concerto No. 2 . . Concerto No. 1. d minor . Concerto No. 4 ...V a ri a ti o n s on aTheme of P asani ni

Witlt Orc'lte.stra: C l arence, N ew Y ork S ymphony Orchestra B uffal o P hi l harmoni c U ni versi ty of IV l i ssouriS ymphony V ermont S tate S ymphony S c'l tol a rslti ps: Jui l l i arcl S chool of Musi c A wurd.t.'

R al ph P . R oss-R obert D ei zel l A udi ti ons w i nner E dna Fearn P ri ze at Jui l l i ard l st P ri ze, C hopi n Y oung P i anis ts C on-rpeti ti on, 1965 2nd P ri ze. B ach Internati onal C ompeti ti on, I965 I 967-P re-col l egew i nner, A udi ti ons of Musi c Teachers N ati onal A ssoc i ati on A w ard from C l audi o A rrau-S o uthern V ermont A rt C enter P erformi ng Fund for Y oung A rti sts C hosen by C oncert A rti st's C ui l d of N ew Y ork C i ty to present a S o l o R eci tal i n C arnegi e R eci tal H a l l Tcac'lters: H enri etta Wendt Scltool.t: Jui l l i ard S chool of Musi c P c r.sottuI I ttI orrtt ut ion : M arri ed H obbi es: R eadi ng, attendi ng co nc erts , cham ber musi c

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MARK WESTCOTT

P R E LIMIN A R Y B a c h.

Scarlatti Mozart Beethoven Chopin Brahms S c h umann L i s zt.

Dello Joio

United States

....Ital i anC oncert o . . . Sonata in D Major, Longo 465 . .Sonata. K.310 in a minor . Sonata,Opus 57 . Etude, Opus 25 in c minor Nocturne in e minor .lntermezzo from Opus 118 ..E tudes S ymphtni q ues .....Transcendental E tud es Harmonies de Soir Feux Follets . . Capriccio on the Interval of a Second

Age: 20

A ddress: 362 3 S o u t h e a s t N e h a le m , Portland, Oregon 97202 Nationality: American First Solo: A ge 1 6 . P o r t l a n d . Or e g o n 'rltitlt Orchestru: P or t l a n d J u n i o r S y m p h o n y Y ou n g M u s i c i a n s F o u n d a tio n s O rc h e s t r a , L o s A n g e le s Sc ltola rs lti ps; Oberlin College B ea u x A r t S o c i e t y S ch o la r sh ip s B ur d i n e J o h n s o n F o u n d a tio n Scholarship

SEMI-FINAL M e n del ssohn

.....Tri o

Ravel Ravel

i n d minor

' " "

Bartok Schubert DonaldKeats.

Ondine Scarbo

.... Sonata . . Sonatain B Flat Major ....Sonata.lastmovement

A Y'ards: Mu P h i E p s i l o n A w ar d T ecclters: Aurora Underwood F ra n k M a n n h e i m e r J oh n P e r r y Stltools: O be r l i n C o n s e r v a t o r y o f M u sic P er.rottaI I nlorttta ti ort : Sing l e Lan g u a g e s s p o k e n : En g tish , Ce r m a n Hob b i e s : S w i m m i n g , wa te r - skiin g , f is h i n g . h i k i n g . r a i s i ng p r ize - win n in g c hry s a n t h e m u m s

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FIN A L B ra h ms Beethoven R a c h mani notr....

Ba rber

. .C oncerto N o. l . d mi nor . Concerto No. 4 ...V ari ati ons on a Theme of P asanini ....P i ano C oi cer t o

WILLIAM WESTNEY

PRELIMINARY Bach.

Scarlatti Mozart Beethoven Chopin Brahms Schumann Liszt .

Dello Joio

....Italianconcerto .Sonatain E Major, K.380 . . Sonata.K.45i in c minor .....SonataOpus8lA . . EtudeOpus 10, c# minor Nocturnein e minor lntermezzofrom Oous 117 ..Etudes Symphoniques . . ..Transcendental EtudesNos. 10 and 1l . . Capriccioon the Interval of a Second

U ni ted S tates

A gc: 22

A ddress: 68-l 3 D artmouth S treet, Forest H i l l s, N ew Y ork I 1375 Natiottulitl': A meri can

SE M I-F IN A L Me ndels s ohn

F i rst S ol o: A ge 18. Queens C ol l ege N ew Y ork

....

R av el.

D ebus s y

.Tri o i n d mi nor ...,

Pro k of ief f Chopin Copland

.... S carbo .P oi ssond' Or

....S onataN o.6 ..S onata i n b mi nor Variations

14itlt Ortltestra: )965, 1967: Queens C ol l ege Orchestral S oci ety S pri ng C oncert 1967: B rookl yn C ommrrni ty S ymphony A y ard.s: Queens C ol l ege Orchestral S oci ety A w arcl , I96-5and 1967 B rookl yn C omn-runi ty S ymphony A w ard K arol R athous Memori al A w ard S cl tol ur.sl ti p.s: Y al e S chool of N 'l usi c N ew Y ork S tate R egents Fel l ow shi p for C raduate S tudy Frank Jahn S chol arshi p T eaclt er.s; Leopol d Mi ttmann D onal d C urri er

F IN AL Prokofieff Beethoven Bra hm s R a chm aninot r. . . .

. .Concerto No. 2 . Concerto No. 4 . .c o n c e rto N o, 1, d mi nor ...V a ri a ti o n s o n a Theme of pasani ni

Scltoctl,s: Queens C ol l egc Y al e S chool of Musi c P ersottuI I rtI o rrtta I i ott; S i ngl e Languages: E ngl i sh H obbi es: B arbershop Quarter S i ngi ng

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