21. Pianist Van Cliburn To Receive Honorary Degree From Southern Methodist Universit May 11, 2001. pianist van cliburn TO RECEIVE HONORARY DEGREE FROMSOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY. DALLAS (SMU) Southern Methodist http://www.smu.edu/newsinfo/releases/00328.html

Reporters may contact: Meredith Dickenson mmdicken@mail.smu.edu SMU News and Information May 11, 2001 PIANIST VAN CLIBURN TO RECEIVE HONORARY DEGREE FROM SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY DALLAS (SMU) Southern Methodist University will confer an honorary Doctor of Arts degree upon pianist Van Cliburn during its 86th annual commencement ceremony at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, May 19, in Moody Coliseum, 6024 Airline Road. In 1958, at the height of the Cold War, 23-year-old Texan Van Cliburn won the first International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, making him the first classical musician for whom the city of New York has thrown a ticker-tape parade. He later became one of the highest paid concert pianists of his generation, performing with every major orchestra and conductor and appearing in all of the internationally renowned concert halls. He has made many timeless and popular recordings of major piano concertos, and has developed a vast solo repertoire. The recording he made with Kiril Kondrashin, the Russian conductor with whom he played his 1958 prize-winning performance in Moscow "Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1" has sold more than three million copies worldwide. In 1962, he established the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, which is held every four years in Fort Worth to encourage the development of young artists. In 1987, after an extended sabbatical, Cliburn performed at the White House at a state dinner honoring Mikhail Gorbachev, then the Soviet Union's General Secretary. Two years later, and 31 years after his triumph at the Tchaikovsky Competition, Cliburn returned to the Soviet Union to perform at the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory and in Leningrad, which is today St. Petersburg.

22. Van Cliburn Foundation Methodist University; Jon Nakamatsu, the gold medal winner of the Tenth van CliburnInternational Piano Competition; John Owings, pianist, Herndon Professor of http://www.cliburn.org/vcf/secondipcoa.html

81 CONTESTANTS SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN SECOND VAN CLIBURN INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION FOR OUTSTANDING AMATEURS IN FORT WORTH, TEXAS, JUNE 5 - 10, 2000 Van Cliburn Foundation Astrologer, Multiple Emmy Award Winner, and Massage Therapist Among Participants From All Over the World and All Walks of Life Six-day Event to Include Symposia, Seminars, Social Activities, and Special Educational Opportunities for All Participants APRIL 18, 2000, Fort Worth, TEXAS The Van Cliburn Foundation has announced the selected participants for the second INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION FOR OUTSTANDING AMATEURS , to be held at Ed Landreth Auditorium on the campus of Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas, June 5 to 10. Prompted by the overwhelming success of the first event held in June of 1999, this is the only international competition of its kind based in the United States and features pianists above the age of 35 who have pursued any career other than piano performance or teaching. Among this year’s contestants are physicians, attorneys, homemakers, computer specialists, engineers, a massage therapist, an astrologer, a 6-time Emmy award winning news producer, and a television news anchor. They come from Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, and 21 states throughout the United States. For a complete list of participants, their hometowns, and occupations, please see below. In addition to the public performances, the Van Cliburn Foundation will host a variety of informal performance opportunities, master classes, social gatherings, and symposia for participants of the Amateur Competition. Dr. Bernard R. Rubin, Professor in the Department of Internal Medicine at the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, will bring together a panel to address a range of medical topics including performers’ stage fright, memory lapses, and causes and prevention of muscle aches, fatigue, and repetitive stress injuries. Pianist and journalist Stuart Isacoff, Editor of

23. Van Cliburn Foundation First presented in 1962 in honor of Texas pianist van cliburn, the Competition hasbeen held every four years with past medalists including such distinguished http://www.cliburn.org/competition/prscreening.html

LIVE SCREENING RECITAL DATES, VENUES, AND 137 APPLICANTS ANNOUNCED FOR ELEVENTH VAN CLIBURN INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION Screening Recitals to be Held in Europe and the United States Throughout January and February 2001 All Screening Recitals Open to the Public Free of Charge Van Cliburn Foundation FORT WORTH, TEXAS, DECEMBER 8, 2000 - During the months of January and February 2001, 137 aspiring pianists from thirty-seven countries will assemble in four European and three American cities to perform solo piano recitals for an audience and the screening jury of the Eleventh Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. Those pianists selected by the jury will go on to participate in the Competition, scheduled to take place in Fort Worth, Texas, from May 25 through June 10, 2001. In commenting on the upcoming Van Cliburn Competition screening sessions, John Giordano, Chairman of the Jury, said: "It is important to the Foundation that our screening process take place through live concert performances rather than videotapes or other indirect methods. Everything that follows in our Competition grows out of these screening recitals; for us the Competition begins now." "The Van Cliburn Competition is one of the most important classical music competitions, featuring an outstanding group of pianists from around the world," said Edward F. Ahnert, ExxonMobil Foundation president, "we are very pleased to continue our support of the Van Cliburn Competition, an international cultural event that reinforces ExxonMobil’s commitment to excellence in the arts."

24. The Holland Sentinel: Entertainment: Pianist Wraps Up Van Cliburn Series 01/21/9 Web posted Thursday, January 21, 1999 pianist wraps up van CliburnSeries. ALLENDALE Grand Valley State University will wrap up http://www.hollandsentinel.com/stories/012199/ent_pianist.html

Enter a search keyword or string. Click here for help on searching Web posted Thursday, January 21, 1999 Pianist wraps up Van Cliburn Series ALLENDALE Grand Valley State University will wrap up its Van Cliburn Concert Series with a final concert featuring Russian pianist Katia Skanavi on Tuesday, Feb. 2. The concert begins at 8 p.m. in the Louis Armstrong Theatre. Skanavi, who was named a finalist at the 10th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, follows the competition's gold, silver and bronze medalists, who all performed at Grand Valley between October of 1997 and October of 1998. In addition to the Van Cliburn competition honors, Skanavi also received the Steven De Groote Memorial award for her performance with the Tokyo String Quartet in the semifinal round. Skavani has performed concerts in Japan and Europe, where she has recently appeared with the Sinfonia Varsovia and with the Moscow Soloists. During the 1997-98 season, Skanavi performed with the Moscow Philharmonic and the National Orchestra of Santo Domingo. Concert tickets are $15 for GVSU faculty, $20 for music professionals and $35 for general admission. Tickets may be reserved by calling 1-800-435-9539.

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28. INKPOT#73 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: 10th Van Cliburn International Piano Competit Barenboim and Evgeny Kissin, the latter the boy wonder who has even been dubbed the best pianist of the century . As in the words of van cliburn himself a http://inkpot.com/classical/vanclib10g.html

Tenth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition (1998) Igor Stravinsky Four Études, Op.7 Johannes Brahms Sonata in C Major, Op.1. Frederic Chopin Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise in E-flat major, Op.22 William Bolcom (b.1938) Nine Bagatelles (Commissioned specially for the competition) JON NAKAMATSU piano (Gold Medallist) HARMONIA MUNDI HMU 907218 [62'32"] full-price by Johann D'Souza INKTRODUCTION. It is not uncommon for Americans to give ticker-tape parades to homecoming winning basketball teams like the Chicago Bulls or Olympic medallists; but for a pianist- that's practically unheard of. Well, that is exactly what happened to Van Cliburn, the tall Texan, when he won the First (ever) Tchaikovsky Piano Competition in Moscow in 1958. A virtual unknown on Russian soil, he was soon to be the favourite going into the finals. The Russians were shocked but not surprised for Cliburn possessed charm, charisma, stature and not forgetting good technique. Practically every major classical recording star has won a major competition, Martha Argerich - the Chopin Competition; Vladimir Ashkenazy - 2nd Tchaikovsky Competition 1962; Murray Perahia - Leeds Piano Competition; Kristian Zimmerman - Chopin Competition and the list goes on and on. In fact it is now a great belief that one needs a major competition to bolster one's career. Major competitions like the Leeds, the Arthur Rubinstein Competition, Tchaikovsky and Chopin Competitions give the winners major career breakthroughs, with engagements at various major halls and festivals, recording contracts with major labels like DG, EMI or Teldec (who can normally afford the crème de la crème). Past winners of the Van Cliburn competition in recent years have included Jose Fenghali and Alexei Sultanov.

29. Van Cliburn Foundation | Cliburn Concerts 2002-2003 Since winning the silver medal at the Seventh van cliburn International Piano Competition,French pianist Philippe Bianconi has captivated the music world with http://www.cliburntix.org/0203.htm

Van Cliburn Foundation This is Cliburn Concerts' most extraordinary season in years. You can now purchase online 2 favorite season ticket packages: the Complete Cliburn , and the Grand Cliburn . Lock in your chosen seats at Bass Performance Hall. Purchase Online Today! DAWN UPSHAW, Soprano Wednesday, September 18, 2002 "...the greatest American vocal recitalist working today..." The Washington Post Her acclaimed Metropolitan Opera debut in 1984 led to a procession of recitals, major orchestra appearances, and television specials, as well as recordings that have been honored with Grammy, Gramophone, and Edison Awards. Well known for her mastery of a wide range of repertoire and styles, Upshaw will lend her "radiant lyrical voice" ( The New York Times ) to an evening of song featuring popular standards by Vernon Duke, composer of "April in Paris" and "I Like the Likes of You." You'll like the likes of her, too. OLGA KERN, Piano Tuesday, October 15, 2002 "Playing this pure and unaffected comes only from the most evolved and selfless musicians."

30. Van Cliburn Biography Questions van cliburn Classical pianist of Our Time. Perhaps you'velearned about Beethoven and Bach, Mozart or Tchaikovsky and http://www.icfw.org/vc-bio.htm

Imagination Celebration Fort Worth Calendar Programs Our Story Educators ... Questions Van Cliburn - Classical Pianist of Our Time Perhaps you've learned about Beethoven and Bach, Mozart or Tchaikovsky and enjoyed their great contributions to our world's history of music. You can thank your interest in classical music to people like Mr. Van Cliburn, who shares his love of classical music by giving attention and support to it. Mr. Van Cliburn is a classical pianist who brought honor to our country in 1958 when he won the 1st Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition in Moscow. Americans beamed with pride to see a young performer from our country play with such skill and style in front of an international audience. His dedication and talent drew admiration for classical music at a time when the space rocket Sputnik had focused many on science and competition between the United States and the Soviet Union was strong. How did such a young man become such an skillful musician? Van Cliburn was born in Shreveport, Louisiana on July 12, 1934, the son of Harvey Lavan Cliburn and Rildia (Ril-da) Bee O'Bryan Cliburn. He began studying piano with his mother at age three. She had studied under Arthur Friedheim, a student of Franz Liszt, teachers well known for their talent and skill. Mr. Cliburn moved to Texas when he was six years old, and won a Texas competition when he was twelve. In 1948 he played in the prestigious Carnegie Hall as the winner of the National Music Festival Award.

31. Van Cliburn Release OBERLIN CONSERVATORY pianist WINS SILVER MEDAL IN van cliburn COMPETITION.JULY 11, 2001Internationally renowned pianist Antonio http://www.oberlin.edu/newserv/01jul/van_cliburn_release.html

Quick Facts About Oberlin... Please send comments, questions, and suggestions about Oberlin Online news and feature articles to online.news@oberlin.edu OBERLIN CONSERVATORY PIANIST WINS SILVER MEDAL IN VAN CLIBURN COMPETITION J ULY Internationally renowned pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi was a silver medal winner in the 11th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, held in Fort Worth, Texas. Pompa-Baldi is a visiting assistant professor of piano at the Conservatory. Two gold medals and two silver medals were awardedthe first time in the competition's historyand there were no bronze winners. The prizes were announced during an awards ceremony June 10 in Fort Worth. Pompa-Baldi made his first official appearance with the other medalists, each of whom performed their winning concertos with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Miguel Harth-Bedoya, at the Garden Summer Music Festival during the weekend of June 16 and 17. Three Impromptus by American composer Lowell Liebermann garnered him the Phyllis Jones Tilley Memorial Award for the best performance of a new work.

32. Pompa-Baldi Wins Competition Oberlin Conservatory pianist Wins Silver Medal in van cliburn Competition.By Charity Johnson '99. Internationally renowned pianist http://www.oberlin.edu/con/bkstage/200106/pompa_baldi.html

Oberlin Conservatory Pianist Wins Silver Medal in Van Cliburn Competition By Charity Johnson '99 Internationally renowned pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi was a silver medal winner in the 11th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, held in Fort Worth, Texas. Pompa-Baldi is a visiting assistant professor of piano at the Conservatory. Two gold medals and two silver medals were awardedthe first time in the competition's historyand there were no bronze winners. The prizes were announced during an awards ceremony June 10 in Fort Worth. Pompa-Baldi made his first official appearance with the other medalists, each of whom performed their winning concertos with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Miguel Harth-Bedoya, at the Garden Summer Music Festival during the weekend of June 16 and 17. Three Impromptus by American composer Lowell Liebermann garnered him the Phyllis Jones Tilley Memorial Award for the best performance of a new work. A documentary of the Van Cliburn competition, directed by Emmy Award winner Peter Rosen, will premiere on PBS October 17, 2001, at 9:30

33. Kulturspeilet Summary in English van cliburn was the pianist who was a national hero in USA whenhe returned home after winning the Tchaikowsky contest in Moscow in 1958. http://www.pluto.no/KulturSpeilet/faste/cd/Pianists_Cliburn.html

Great Pianists of the 20th Century - van Cliburn Rakhmaninov: Klaverkonsert nr. 3*, Klaversonate nr. 2, Tsjaikovskij: Klaverkonsert nr. 1, Rakhmaninov: Preludier, Tsjaikovskij: Fra Les saisons Symphony of the Air dir.: Kirill Kondrashin*, RCA's Symphony Orchestra dir.: Kirill Kondrashin Opptak 1958-75 Philips 456 748-2 av Kjell Moe Summary in English Summary in English Martha Argerich I Martha Argerich II ... Van Cliburn Med Van Cliburn Det er slik bildet av Van Cliburn umulig Cliburn Van Cliburn Arthur Friedheim som i sin tid var elev av Franz Liszt og Anton Rubinstein 'vise dem hva du kan.' Resten er amerikansk samtidshistorie. Van Cliburn I 1987 var Gorbatsjov Van Cliburn spille, og slik ble det. Det ble igjen en verdensnyhet med Van Cliburn i hovedrollen. Bildene av ham hvor han spilte i Det Hvite Hus for ekteparet Gorbatsjov Gorbatsjov Van Cliburn Eventyret Van Cliburn Van Cliburn Kirill Kondrashin Denne samlingen inneholder den overraskende lite spilte andre klaversonaten av Rahkmaninov, et stor anlagt stykke musikk som er karakterisert som en 'klaverkonsert uten orkester' Hvordan skal vi karakterisere Van Cliburn spill? Han eier ikke den spenstige kraften som eksempelvis en

34. The Salt Lake Tribune -- Van Cliburn Takes Utahns Back To His Roots BY CELIA R. BAKER THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE van cliburn joined the Utah Symphony to seeand hear what happens when an extraordinarily talented pianist lives with a http://www.sltrib.com/2003/Mar/03192003/wednesda/39572.asp

WEDNESDAY March 19, 2003 document.write(Banner("area=slt.lifestyles.position0/adsize=banner1",468,60)) Quick Search Not In Print The Inbox Film Finder Front Page ... Lifestyle Van Cliburn Takes Utahns Back to His Roots BY CELIA R. BAKER THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Van Cliburn joined the Utah Symphony and music director Keith Lockhart on Tuesday night for a nostalgic performance of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat minor, with which he won the first International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow in 1958 at the age of 23. Tuesday's performance at Abravanel Hall in Salt Lake City was a chance to see and hear what happens when an extraordinarily talented pianist lives with a particular piece for nearly a half-century. Cliburn no longer plays with the stunning accuracy of his youth; the rapid octave passages of the concerto's first movement were slightly muddled; the trill-like motive of the fourth movement lacked clarity. However, the trade-off is that Cliburn's sense of lyricism and artistic detail has grown and matured over the decades. Best of all, the qualities that set him apart as a young pianist are still in place. He is a pianist who projects sound like few others can, and he transmits that rarest thing musical personality.

35. The Salt Lake Tribune -- Practice Is Neurologist/Pianist's Smart Prescription Fo Practice Is Neurologist/pianist's Smart Prescription for Success, Sunday, May19, 2002. Nancy Futrell will compete at the van cliburn Foundation's third http://www.sltrib.com/2002/may/05192002/Arts/737910.htm

document.write(Banner("area=slt.arts.articles.position0/adsize=banner1",468,60)) Practice Is Neurologist/Pianist's Smart Prescription for Success Sunday , May 19, 2002 Nancy Futrell will compete at the Van Cliburn Foundation's third International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs in Fort Worth, Texas. (Ryan Galbraith/The Salt Lake Tribune) BY CATHERINE REESE NEWTON THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Nancy Futrell has been practicing medicine for two decades. Lately, another kind of practice has been occupying her time piano practice. The Salt Lake City neurologist is headed for the Van Cliburn Foundation's third International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs, held in June in Fort Worth, Texas. Before she leaves, Futrell will give a recital of her competition repertoire tonight in Salt Lake City's Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center. The 75 Cliburn hopefuls include college professors, accountants, attorneys, engineers (electrical and railroad), computer programmers, homemakers and librarians. New York City news anchor Lauren Green is back for a third try; also in the field is Justice Department attorney Virginia Lum, a frequent performer on the Temple Square Concert Series. Past winners of the competition were a Starbucks manager and a coin dealer. But the most-represented occupation, by far, is medicine. There will be 14 doctors in the house when the weeklong competition opens June 3.

36. The State News - Award-winning Pianist To Take Wharton Stage - Friday, March 20, It’s named after van cliburn, an American pianist who traveled to Russia duringthe height of the Cold War for the First International Tchaikovsky Piano http://www.statenews.com/editionsspring98/032098/ms_cliborn.html

Friday, March 20, 1998 Front Page Campus City Sports ... Home Award-winning pianist to take Wharton stage NICOLE M. KAMMER Ever since Jon Nakamatsu was 6 years old, he knew he wanted to become a pianist, but he never thought it could become a career. Moscow At the time, the idea of first prize going to a non-Russian competitor was unheard of. When Van Cliburn brought the victory home, it was a huge musical success for the United States. Nakamatsu said applying for a spot in the Van Cliburn Competition is much like applying for college. It involves a paper application, written recommendations and a screening test. Four years ago, Nakamatsu said he applied for the Van Cliburn Competition and didn't even pass the screening round. But last May, Nakamatsu, a California resident, was awarded the gold medal over about 250 other applicants. He became the first American in 16 years to win the competition. Along with the gold medal, Nakamatsu was awarded a $20,000 cash prize, two years of concert management, a CD release of some of his performances and two full, paid years of touring. Nakamatsu said touring is the most important part of the prize package.

37. Van Cliburn Retrospective Series, Volume 1 - Steven De Groote - In Memoriam (1 C piano capital of the world with the running of the van cliburn International Piano tohonor a fellow Texan and America’s most renowned pianist, the cliburn http://www.vaimusic.com/CD/1145.shtml

MAIN MENU Compact Discs Instrumental Compilations Featuring Various Artists Masters of the Keyboard Miami Int'l Piano Festival of Discovery Vol 2 - New! The Catalan Piano Tradition Liszt 19 Hungarian Rhapsodies Played By 19 Great Pianists Johann Strauss ... - Virtuoso Piano Transcriptions Individual Artists Baker, Julius Julius Baker In Recital Julius Baker In Recital, Vol. 2 Flute Force: "Pastorale" - featuring Julius Baker Van Cliburn Competition Retrospective Series Vol. 1- Groote - In Memoriam Vol. 2- 1977 Competition Vol. 3- 1969 Competition Vol. 4- 1962,1969 Competition ... The Early Recordings De Maria, Pietro De Maria, Pietro Fodor, Eugene Three CDs from Grazioso Records New! F risardi, Nicola Brahms Piano Cto. No. 1 Fuchs, Joseph Joseph Fuchs In Recital Gabrilowitsch, Ossip Issued and Unissued Recordings Gekic, Kemal In Concert Gieseking, Walter Walter Gieseking Plays Beethoven Gieseking Plays Debussy Hofmann, Josef Complete Josef Hofmann, v. 1 Complete Josef Hofmann, v. 2 Complete Josef Hofmann, v. 3 Complete Josef Hofmann, v. 4 Johannesen, Grant Grant Johannesen Plays Poulenc Faure: Complete Piano Works, v.1

38. Van Cliburn Retrospective Series, Volume 6 - 1989 Competition (1 CD) capital of the piano world with the running of the van cliburn International Piano tohonor a fellow Texan and America’s most renowned pianist, the cliburn http://www.vaimusic.com/CD/1158.shtml

MAIN MENU Compact Discs Instrumental Compilations Featuring Various Artists Masters of the Keyboard Miami Int'l Piano Festival of Discovery Vol 2 - New! The Catalan Piano Tradition Liszt 19 Hungarian Rhapsodies Played By 19 Great Pianists Johann Strauss ... - Virtuoso Piano Transcriptions Individual Artists Baker, Julius Julius Baker In Recital Julius Baker In Recital, Vol. 2 Flute Force: "Pastorale" - featuring Julius Baker Van Cliburn Competition Retrospective Series Vol. 1- Groote - In Memoriam Vol. 2- 1977 Competition Vol. 3- 1969 Competition Vol. 4- 1962,1969 Competition ... The Early Recordings De Maria, Pietro De Maria, Pietro Fodor, Eugene Three CDs from Grazioso Records New! F risardi, Nicola Brahms Piano Cto. No. 1 Fuchs, Joseph Joseph Fuchs In Recital Gabrilowitsch, Ossip Issued and Unissued Recordings Gekic, Kemal In Concert Gieseking, Walter Walter Gieseking Plays Beethoven Gieseking Plays Debussy Hofmann, Josef Complete Josef Hofmann, v. 1 Complete Josef Hofmann, v. 2 Complete Josef Hofmann, v. 3 Complete Josef Hofmann, v. 4 Johannesen, Grant Grant Johannesen Plays Poulenc Faure: Complete Piano Works, v.1

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40. Penn Special Collections-Winigrad-Van Cliburn Allen J. Winigrad Photographs of Performing Artists, 19731989 Ms.Coll. 110. van cliburn pianist, http://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/rbm/photos/winigrad/cliburn.html

Library Home Catalogs E-Resources Get Help/Ask Us ... Quick Find E-Resources Penn Library A-Z Library Staff Franklin Catalog search in ... Keyword Relevancy Title Title Keyword Author Author Keyword Subject Subject Keyword Journal Title Allen J. Winigrad Photographs of Performing Artists, 1973-1989 Ms. Coll. 110 Van Cliburn [pianist] Index Last update: Friday, 31-Jan-2003 20:35:03 EST Send mail concerning this page to: shawcros@pobox.upenn.edu

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