Classical Music World: Notes From Cliburn 6
Russian competitor Georgy Tchaidze enjoys a standing ovation with Fort Worth Symphony conductor Nicholas McGegan. Courtesy Photo
Rachel Cheung of Hong Kong, the only woman still in the Cliburn contention. Courtesy photo
At this point in the Cliburn Competition, the jury has heard more than 52 hours of music and there are many hours to go. Committing to serve on a Cliburn jury is a major commitment for people who already have busy performing and teaching schedules.
The 10-member jury headed by Chairman Read More
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Classical Music World: Notes From Cliburn 5
South Korean Yekwan Sunwoo impressed with a beautiful performance of Prokofiev’s Sonata No. 6 in the Cliburn semi-final round. Courtesy photo
Canadian Tony Yike Yang, 18, is the youngest Cliburn competitor. Courtesy photo
Italian competitor Leonardo Pierdomenico acknowledges a standing ovation after his performance with the Fort Worth Symphony under the direction of Nicholas McGehan. Courtesy photo
The audience during the Cliburn Competition has been admirably silent. We have all been made repeatedly aware that the performances are Read More