New York Concert Festival Competition

Winners’ Recital at Engelman Recital Hall

at Baruch Performing Arts Center

Sunday, March 12, 2017 at 5 p.m.

Concert Festival International Summer Tour 2017

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Moscow, June 24 - July 1, 2017

St. Petersburg, July 1 - 8, 2017

Paris, July 8 - 15, 2017

ALL PARENTS 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.

VISITING WORLD HISTORICAL SITES

Moscow: Kremlin, St. Basil's Cathedral, Bolshoi Theatre, Red Square, Tretyakov Gallery and more...

St. Petersburg: Hermitage Museum, Russian Museum, Imperial Estate of Peterhoff and more...

Paris: Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Notre Dame, Royal Palace of Versailles and more…

HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS in the historical center of Moscow, St. Petersburg and Paris for 7 nights, double/triple occupancy, including breakfast.

SCHOLARSHIPS Up to $1,500 ($500 for each week) will be awarded to the select Winners of the Concert Festival Competitions.

AWARDS Commemorative Medals and Certificates will be awarded at the Concerts. $300 Prize will be awarded to the WInner of the "International Soloist of the Year" $300 Prize will be awarded to the Winner of the "International Ensemble of the Year"

DISCOUNTS 10% applies to the Families of 3 or more.. Additional 10% discount applies to the Families participating in Three-week program.

Concert Festival Second Prize Winner’s Recital

Engelman Recital Hall at Baruch Performing Arts Center

March 12, 2017 at 5 p.m.

Program

Lucas Hsu NJ, piano __________________________ Melody Bober - Sneaky Sam

Alexander Barbacena NY, piano _____ F. Burgmuller - La Gandeur & La Gracieuse

Jeewon Lee NJ, violin ___________________ E. Mollenhauer - The Infant Paganini

Jonathan Tillack NJ, cello _________ F. Seitz - Concerto G Major, Op. 22 Mov. III

Anthony Park NJ, cello ______________ B. Marcello - Sonata E major, Mov. I & II

Claire Gomes-Jourdan NY, piano __________ W.A. Mozart - Sonata K545, Mov. I

Nisha Nalawade CT, piano _______________ F. Chopin - Waltz B Minor, Op. 69 #2

Natalie Hahn NY, voice _ Arr. by B. Fox - All the Pretty Little Horses (Trad. Lullaby)

_______ Arr. by B. Britten - The Ash Grove (Welsh Tune)

Mark Takken NY, violin _______________________ L. Beriot - Violin Concerto #9

Devin Yang NJ, double bass ______________________________ J.S. Bach - Minuet

Jessica Goldstein NY, voice ______________________ L. Bernstein - “Somewhere”

Sophie Molitor NY, piano __________________ F. Chopin - Impromtu A flat major

Verna Yin CT, piano ________________________ F. Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu

Yooju Sohn NJ, cello ________________________ J. Klengel - Concertino C major

Alexandra Liu NJ, cello ______________________________ H. Squire - Tarantella

First Prize Winner Eugenia Lim NJ, cello ___________________ C. Saint-Saens - Allegro Apassionato

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Solo Recital Competition Winner First Prize

Vinaya Roehrl

Vinaya Roehrl is a 15 year old pianist. She studies with Svetlana Gorokhovich and started playing the piano at age 8. Vinaya’s musical achievement include playing four times at Carnegie Hall through Concert Festival and AFAF. She also performed at Baruch Hall and Lincoln Center. Furthermore, she was invited to join the Concert Festival Summer Tour three times in a row in Russia and Portugal with a scholarship. In 2014, Vinaya participated in the “Interharmony” Music Festival in Sulzbach-Rosenberg, Germany, where she also performed with chamber groups. In 2016 Vinaya won Grand Prix Award in Concert Festival Concerto Competition and performed Bach’s Piano

Concerto in D minor with Concert Festival Orchestra. In addition to her passion for the piano, Vinaya figure skates at a regional level and plays the flute.

Program L.van Beethoven - Sonata #10 G major, Op.14 #2

F. Chopin - Etude Op. 10 #5 Vivace F. Chopin - Variations Brillantes, Op.12

Awards ceremony

Congratulations to the Teachers:

Alexander Abayev, Tomoya Aomori, Svitlana Fiorito, José Gomes, Jisun Kang, Raisa Kagramanova, Jeehyoun Lee,

Celine Mogielnicki, Anna Pastukhova, Yelena Polezhayev, Marina Rogozhina, Seojin Yang, Ella Yudin