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American Protιgι International
Piano and Strings Competition 2010
For the Winners List,
please visit our News page.
The American Protégé
International Piano and Strings Competition
is open to school students and adults
of all nationalities and countries.
Multiple winners will be chosen in each of the following age groups:
| School Students: |
Adults: |
| 5 10 |
Amateur without professional degree |
| 11 14 |
College students and professional musicians |
| 15 18 |
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American Protégé Competition awards:
First Prize and Second
Prize for School Students
Performance on
Saturday March 13, 2010 at 1:00PM at the Weill Recital Hall at
Carnegie Hall in NYC
First Prize for
College Students/Professionals and Amateur
Performance on
Sunday March 14, 2010 at 7:30PM at the Weill Recital Hall at
Carnegie Hall in NYC
Dr. Sophya Genis was elected as a Chairwoman
of the Competition 2010. A graduate of the Moscow Gnessin Academy of
Music, Mrs. Genis holds a Doctor of Music Arts Degree. She studied
piano with such renowned professors as Alexander Yoheles, Yakov
Milstein and Zack.
American Protégé International
Piano and Strings Competition 2010 Rules.
- Applicants must submit:
- CD/DVD/VHS tape recording. Applicant may choose one or
several pieces from the standard repertoire (Baroque,
Classical, Romantic or Contemporary periods)
- Completed
 application form
- Non-refundable application fee US$150.00. Please make check or international money order payable to
American Protégé.
Mail application materials to:
American Protégé, P.O. Box 287476, New York, NY 10128.
Application Deadline
Application materials must be postmarked no later than February 1, 2010
- A short biography of the applicant (past participations in
competitions, festivals and other events) and a portrait photo in
electronic format, to be used for the Competition brochure
printing, should be sent via e-mail to
info@americanprotege.com.
- Time limit for the application CD/DVD:
| School students |
5 - 10 years old |
not exceed 10 min |
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11 14 years old |
not exceed 12 min |
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15 18 years old |
not exceed 15 min |
| Amateur/Adults |
not exceed 15 min |
| College Students/Professionals |
not exceed 20 min |
- Recordings should be a fair representation of the
Contestant's abilities, but need not be professional quality. Recording
materials must be labeled.
- Judges comments will not be
disclosed.
- The final selection of winners will be based solely on the
audio/video recordings submitted
- Contestants must perform from memory. No repeats. Music for
the ensembles does not have to be memorized
- The CD/DVD will not be returned.
Winners will be notified by e-mail no
later than
February 20, 2010.
A non-refundable recital fee of $170.00
is due after the notification. It includes 4 complimentary tickets,
admission for participant and diploma
For extra tickets please visit Carnegie Hall Box Office or order
online at
www.carnegiehall.org
We Wish You Good Luck!
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