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Los At1gcles Sa11ta Barbara San Fra11cisco I.A /\F Irada Gree11ville • • CONTESTANTS I AND COUNTRIES FOREIGN UNI'IED STATES ARGENTINA CALIFORNIA NEW YORK Dante H. Medina Carl Michael Cave Francisco Aybar Eduardo Olcese Los At1gcles Forest Hills Ana Maria Trenchi Monique Charland John Basquin New York AUSTRIA Sa11ta Barbara U ga Grants I Rudolf Buchbinder Renee Chevalier San Fra11cisco Bellerose BRAZIL Judith Walker Raymond Herbert Marco Antonio Abissamra I.A /\f irada Br,f/alo • \ • Dolores Maciel Edward Lee • Flavio Varani FLORIDA Ithaca David C. Wyche Joy Pottle BULGARIA Gree11ville New York City Milena Mollova Janet A. Roberts GEORGIA CANADA Netv York City David B. N orthington Pamela H . Ross Leslie Jones /\1acon Shirley Pethes Q1tee11s Village Robert Silverman Peter Schaaf ILLINOIS Neiu York City COLOMBIA Karyl louwenaar Blanca Uribe ll1heaton OKLAHOMA Larry M. Graham CUBA INDIANA Ada Henry Lowinger Barbara Crouse Susan Smeltzer J·11dia11ap olis Sap11lpa FRANCE Larry W . Keenan Henri Barda Jndia11apolis PENNSYLVANIA Catherine Silie Linda Greer KANSAS GERMANY Pittsburgh Benedikt Kohlen Richard Reber Thomas Hrynkiw l.Azvre11ce Christoph Lieske \11 ilkes-Barre Barry L. Snyder GREECE KENTUCKY Bethlehem Nelly Kokinos Jean Younce JI Corbin TEXAS ·1 I JAPAN Margaret Lacy Michiko Fu jinuma NEW JERSEY Hot,ston j : Yuko Yamaguchi Allen F. Kindt ·l : Clark WASHINGTON KOREA Tim Strong Theresa Chung 1i ~• Taco111a ' I MEXICO I Enrique Batiz Jose Sandoval PHILIPPINES Maria Luisa Lopez-Vito • RUMAN IA 1• Radu Lupu VIET NAM Phan Thi Ngoc-Nga 28 1 • • I • • / l .• ' I l I PRELIMINARY MARCO ANTONIO I ~ Villa Lobos ... .. ... .. .. .. .. .. Minstrel Impressions ABISSAMRA - -·-~--.:t"':~w- • ~- ...,. • - • ••- •- -~------ ·· JQ >1 Bach .. .. .. .. .. .. ... Prelude and Fugue, Book I, No. 4 . .' ' ' I' Mozart ... ...... .. ..... .. ... Sonata K-330 No. 10, C Major J I Chopin .. .. .... .. .... .. .... .. ... Mazurka, Opus 59, No. l I . i Chopin . .... ..... .. ... .......... .. Erude, Opus 10, No. 4 ,' • I Chopin . .... .. .. .... ... .. .. Nocturne, Opus 37, No. 2 • I I • Debussy . Erude "Pour Les Accords" No. 12 ' l I •' I ' Albeniz . .. .. ... .. ... , . .... El Albaicin from "Iberia" r Aaron Copland . Sonata ( 1941 ) ti I - Iii ' I Willard Straight . .. .. ... ... ... ... .. Strucrure for Piano I I ; .! / / / Brazil Age: 21 Address: l R. da Consolacao, 2270-apto. 802 ' Consolacao-Sao Paula, Brazil, Z.P. 3 Scholarships: SEMI-FINAL Private lessons from Eunice Karunka Instruction for Van Cliburn Competition Brahms . ... .. .. ........ .. .... .... Piano Quinrette, Opus 34 being financed by Brazilian Industrialist Paula Taques Bittencourt I' • Scarlatti ... .. ... .. .. .. ... .. .. Sonatas Longo 23 ! • Longo 461 Teachers: Bar'f:>e.r . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. N ocrurne ~lrs. Ida Stefaninni Schultz Schumann . ... .. ... .... ..... ... Symphonic Ecudes, Opt1s 13 Eunice Karunda Schools: . • Oswaldo Cruz Conservatory ! I • •\ FINAL I I' "I Prokofieff .. .. .. .. ...... Concerto, Number 2, First Movement Beethoven . ............ ... .. ... Concerto, Opus 15, No. 1 • Beethoven .. .... .. .. .... Concerto, Opus 7 3, No. 5 • • • ' 29 . • I l PRELIMINARY ' FRANCISCO AYBAR Schumann . Toccata, Opus 7 Bach ... .... .... ..... ...... ... Prelude and Fugue, Book I, No. 4 Beethoven . .. ... ..... ... .... .. .. .... Sonata, Opus 31, No. 2 Chopin. Mazurka, Opus 59, No. 1 Chopin . Emde Opus 10, No. 4 • Chopin . ....... .. .. ... ..... Nocturne, Opus 62, No. 2 I - J Jiii 'II ' Debussy .......................... .. .. .. .. Erude, Bk. I, No. 6 ~ -· ;,-· Albeniz .................... .... ... ... Evocation from "Iberia" Aaron Copland . Sonata ( 1941 ) I - Willard Straight .... ....................... Structure for Piano J ~ ·'1 •~ 1' United States Age: 25 JI j Address: • 111-30 75th Avenue 1 Forest Hills, New York, 11375 First Solo: Age 13, Forest Hills, New York Solo Appearances.· SEMI-FINAL New York, Town Hall, April 22, 1966 Boston, Jordan Hall, April 16, 1966 Schumann .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ....... .. .. ... Quintetre Philadelphia, April 12, 1966 Washington, D.C., Corcoran Gallery, Scarlatti . ..... ... ... ..... .. ............ Sonatas - Longo 428 April 3, 1966 Longo 103 Manhactanville College Recitals, 1963 and 1964 Kirchner .. .. ..... .. .. .. ... ..... Sonata, second movement Town Hall Concert, 1962 Chopin . ....... ............. ... Fantaisie, Opus 49, f minor Series of about 20 concens at New York area secondary and elementary schools for "School Concerts.. organization Various radio and TV appearances from 1962 to present time Scho'4rships: Partial scholarship from Clarence Adler since 1962 • Teachers: I 'I Oarence Adler, New York I Iain Hamilton Joseph Rann Sisters of the I.H.M. FINAL Schools: Fordham University, 1965 • Prokofieff .. ...... .. ............ Concerto, No. 2, f.irst movement Schumann . ...... .. ... Concerto, Opus 54, a minor, third movement -• Beethoven .. ... .. .. .......... Concerto, Opus IS, No. l, C Major · 30 I 1• • I PRELIMINARY HENRI BARDA • • Prokofieff ...... .. .. ... .... ... .. .. .. Sonata No. 7, Opus 83 Bach . ............... .. .. ... ... Prelude and Fugue, Bk. I. No. 4 Haydn ...... ....... .. .. ..... .... ..... Sonata, Opus 78 •. Chopin ..... .... ....... ... .. .. Mazurka, Opus 59, No. 1 Chopin ....... .. .... .. .... Erude, Opus I 0, No. 4 t I \ I' Chopin .... .... .. ... .. .. .. Nocrurne, Opus 27, No. I • 'I Rachmaninoff .... ... .... ... ...... .. Erude, Opus 39, No. 5 ' \ . • Albe nt. z . T rtana. f rom ··1be r1a. " ' • • 4 ... • Aaron Copland .............. .. .. ... ... ... Sonata ( 1941 ) • 1 i Willard Straight ..... ... .. .... .. ........ Scrucrure for Piano f I .. I I • i J I I I • France Age: 25 I Address: 12 Rue des Epinertes Paris l 7e, France • First Solo: 23 years, Paris, France SEMI-FINAL Solo Appe11rances: Public Competitions • Recital, Paris, I 964 Franck . Quin cecce Scarlatti . ..... .... ... ..... ... ..... Sonatas Longo 188 A u:ards: First prize, Conservaroire National Su­ Longo 465 perieur de Musique, Paris, 1962-63 Barber ............. Sonaca, Opus 26, third and fourth movei11encs Teachers: Liszt . Mephisco Waltz Mr. J. Benvenuti, 1960-62 • Mr. Jean Hubeau, 1961-62 M. L. Laz.are-Levy, 1957-64 Schools: • Conservaroire National Superieur de l Musique, Paris, France Lycee Franca is du Caire ( Egypte) •• FINAL Prokofieff . ........ ......... Conce1to, No. 2, first movement • MacDowell .. ... ...... ... Concerto, d minor, first movement • I Schumann .... .. ... .. ... ... Concerro, a minor, third movement i l 'I \ 31 I •• • I PETER JOHN BASQUIN PRELIMINARY Brahms .. .. .. ............... Paganini Variations, Opt1s 35, Bk. II Bach ....... .. ................ Prelude and Fugue, Bk. I, No. 4 Mozart . Sonata, K 5 76, D Major Cl1opin .. ... ... ...... .. ...... Mazurka, Opus 59, No. I • • Chopin . ........ ...... ........... .. Erude, Opus 10, No. 4 Chopin . ..... .. .. .... ... ...... .. Nocturne, Opus 48, No. 1 Liszt-Paganini . .. ... .. ... .. ...... .... Etude, E Flat major Albeniz .. ......... ....... .. Fete-Dieu a Seville from .. Iberia" . p -- Aaron Copland ......... .. ... ........ ... .. Sonata ( 1941 ) .I • Willard Straight .. .. .. .. .. ..... ... Structure for Piano • I I • I I I United States Age: 22 I First Solo: I Age 6, Queens, New York I Solo Appearances: Solo Recital, Carleton College, 1966 Manhattan School of Music, 1965 Museum of the Gey of New York, 1964 lf/ iJh Orchestra: Manhactan School Orchestra, 1966 SEMI-FINAL Ganz Competition Finalist, 1965 Grant Park Symphony, 1965 Brahms .... .. .. .. .... .. ... ... .... ... ... Quintette, Opus 34 Manhattan School Repertoire Orchestra, 1965 Scarlatti ... ....... .. .. .. ... .. .. .. Sonaras Longo 118 Minneapolis Symphony, 1963 Longo 125 Scholarships: Barber . Sonata, Finale National Arts Club Music Scholarship Winner, 1966 Schubert . .. .. .. ..... ......... Fantasy ··0er Wanderer" Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra four year scholarship to Manhattan School I of Music, 1962 j I : I Winner of Arlington Civic Symphony I I Contest, 1957 I I Partial scholarships from teachers i Awards: ... I Kie-Kar Club Award, New York, 1963 • National Merit Scholar .I Teachers: I Dora Zaslavsky, New York, 1960-63 William E. Nelson, Minneapolis, 1959-63 Anthony Chanaka, Washington, D.C., 1956·59 FINAL Barbara Steinbach, Calii·ornia Sylvia Baron, Washingcon, D.C. School1: Prokofieff ........ .. ... .. .... Concerto, No. 2, fiirsc movement Manhattan School of Music, 1967 Schumann .. .............. ... Concerto, a minor, third movement Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota, 1963 B.S. Beethoven .. ... ... .. .. ... ...... ......... .. .. Concerto, No. 5 32 I• • I I I • I I • • ! f PRELIMINARY ENRIQUE BATIZ Schumann .... ...... .... ... ... ............... Toccara, Opus 7 • ' Bach .. ....... .. ..... .. .. .. .. Prelude and Fugue, Bk. I. No. 4 • Beerhoven . Sonata, Opus 31, No. 2 : •• ' Chopin ...... .. .. .. ......... .. ... Mazurka, Opus 59, No. 1 Ch . l op1n ..... .. ...... ... ............ ... Erude, Opus 10, No. 4 I Chopin .. .. ... .. .... .. ....... Nocrurne, Opus 27, No. 2 I - ~ I • I • Debussy ............. .. .......... .... ... ... Octave Erode I I I Albeniz .......... ... .......... ... .... Triana from .. Iberia" I _, .,,.%. - J Aaron Copland ....... ........ ....... ...... Sonata ( 1941) I Willard Straight . ... .. ..... .. ..... Strucrure for Piano I I I ..... I • I I I ~{exico Age: 22 ! t • Addreis: I Avenida Horacio 327, Mexico 5, O.F. FirIJ Solo: 5 years, Mexico Cicy Solo Appear1111ceI: ! I European Tour, 1965 Recital, Juilliard School of Music, 1965 Recital at La Universidad de Campeche '• SEMI-FINAL
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