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JUNIOR SECTION Elvina Sung-Eun Auh Aristides Boutris Josephine Chung THE@COMPETITION JUNIOR COMPETITORS JUNIOR SECTION Elvina Sung-Eun Auh Aristides Boutris Josephine Chung Date of Birth: Date of Birth: Date of Birth: Under 16 years of age June 10, 1999 September 27, 2000 November 11, 1998 Nationality: Korean/American Nationality: American Nationality: Australian 4. A new commission for solo violin by American composer First Round DAN WELCHER “The Cowboy and the Rattlesnake” Elvina Sung-Eun Auh is currently enrolled Aristides Boutris (known as Ari) is a student Australian-born, Josephine Chung began at the Yehudi Menuhin School and studies of Patinka Kopec at the Manhattan School playing the violin at age three. She performed Monday, February 24 under Lutsia Ibragimova. She won 1st prize of Music and also studies with Ryoko in the Sydney 2MBS-FM Even Younger One of the following: 10:00am – 4:00pm, Part 1 5. in category B at the Andrea Postacchini Violin Shimizu and Koichiro Harada in Tokyo Performer series at age eight, won the Harold McCullough Theatre W.A. MOZART Adagio K.261 Competition in Fermo, Italy in 2013 and won during the summer months. Born and raised Brissenden Memorial scholarship to perform L.van BEETHOVEN Romance in G major Op. 40 the Junior category at the Singapore National in Manhattan, 13-year-old Ari began his in Matsumoto, Japan at age nine, and made L.van BEETHOVEN Romance in F major Op. 50 Piano and Violin Competition – also receiving studies at the age of three and has played at her debut with the Guangxi Provincial Tuesday, February 25 the Best Performers Award in all categories. various venues in Tokyo and New York. He Symphony Orchestra in China aged ten. Last 10:00am – 5:40pm, Part 2 Elvina has played in a number of concerts has won several competitions, including the year she was broadcast as part of the Sydney McCullough Theatre including the Bach Double Concerto with Manhattan School Concerto Competition, 102.5 Fine Music Young Virtuosi series and Tasmin Little in 2012, which was broadcast the Lyra Music Competition in New York and was nominated as a "nalist in the Australian Finals live on BBC Radio 3. the Stamford Young Artists Philharmonic National Youth Concerto Competition. When 6. One of the following - !rst movement only with piano: Competition. not performing, Josephine’s other interests include Taekwondo and skateboarding. Finals L.van BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 1 in D major Op. 12 First Round G.F. TELEMANN L.van BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 5 in F major Op. 24 1. Fantasia for solo violin, First Round Friday, February 28 No. 9 in B minor 1. G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, First Round L.van BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 8 in G major Op. 30 2:30pm – 5:20pm, Part 1 2. H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op.18, No. 5 No. 9 in B minor 1. G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, F. SCHUBERT Sonata in A major Op. 162 3. Freestyle Improvisation 2. H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op.18, No. 2 No. 9 in B minor 7:00pm – 9:30pm, Part 2 J. BRAHMS Sonata No. 1 in G major Op. 78 4. DAN WELCHER “The Cowboy and the 3. Freestyle Improvisation 2. H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op.18, No. 4 With Bion Tsang and The University of Texas Rattlesnake” 4. DAN WELCHER “The Cowboy and the 3. Freestyle Improvisation Symphony Orchestra 5. W.A. MOZART Adagio K.261 Rattlesnake” 4. DAN WELCHER “The Cowboy and the L.van BEETHOVEN Bates Recital Hall 5. Romance in F major, Rattlesnake” 7. HANDEL-HALVORSEN “Passacaglia” in G minor Finals Op. 50 5. L.van BEETHOVEN Romance in F major, for violin and cello 1. L.van BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 8 in G major Op. 50 To be played with the cellist, Bion Tsang Op. 30 Finals 2. HANDEL-HALVORSEN “Passacaglia” in 1. L.van BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 5 in F major, Finals G minor for violin and cello Op. 24 1. J. BRAHMS Sonata No. 1 in G major, Op. 78 REPERTOIRE 3. F. WAXMAN Carmen Fantasy 2. HANDEL-HALVORSEN “Passacaglia” in 2. HANDEL-HALVORSEN “Passacaglia” in 8. One of the following with The University of Texas G minor for violin and cello G minor for violin and cello Piano Collaborator: H. WIENIAWSKI P. SARASATE Symphony Orchestra: O!cial Pianist 3. Polonaise Brillante No. 2, 3. Zigeunerweisen First Round Op. 21 P. SARASATE Zigeunerweisen Piano Collaborator: 1. One of the following: O!cial Pianist C. SAINT-SAËNS Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso Piano Collaborator: Mika Chang G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, No. 8 in E major F. WAXMAN Carmen Fantasy G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, No. 9 in B minor H. WIENIAWSKI Polonaise Brillante No. 2, Op. 21 G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, No.10 in D major 2. One of the following – for solo violin: H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op. 18, No. 2 H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op. 18, No. 3 H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op. 18, No. 4 H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op. 18, No. 5 H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op. 18, No. 6 3. Freestyle Improvisation of an American folksong: Candidates will be given a short phrase as the basis for a 3 minute freestyle improvisation ! Tsutomu William Copeland First Round Alena Hove First Round Haram Kim First Round 1. G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, 1. G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, 1. G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, No.10 in D major No.10 in D major No.10 in D major Date of Birth: 2. H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op.18, No. 4 Date of Birth: 2. H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op.18, No. 3 Date of Birth: 2. H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op.18, No. 4 September 10, 1998 3. Freestyle Improvisation April 5, 1999 3. Freestyle Improvisation May 29, 1998 3. Freestyle Improvisation DAN WELCHER DAN WELCHER DAN WELCHER Nationality: American 4. “The Cowboy and the Nationality: American 4. “The Cowboy and the Nationality: Korean 4. “The Cowboy and the Rattlesnake” Rattlesnake” Rattlesnake” 5. W.A. MOZART Adagio K. 261 5. W.A. MOZART Adagio K. 261 5. L.van BEETHOVEN Romance in F major, Op. 50 Fifteen-year-old Tsutomu has been playing Finals A student of Simon James, Alena Hove is Finals Born in South Korea, Haram Kim has studied the violin since he was "ve, has performed in 1. L.van BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 1 in D major a 14-year-old 9th grader at Open Window 1. L.van BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 5 in F major, under Ida Kava"an at the Curtis Institute Finals orchestras and chamber ensembles from the Op. 12 School in Bellevue, Washington. She has Op. 24 of Music in Philadelphia since 2011. Haram 1. L.van BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 8 in age of nine, and has participated in summer 2. HANDEL-HALVORSEN “Passacaglia” in been performing as a featured artist at the 2. HANDEL-HALVORSEN “Passacaglia” in began playing the violin at age six and G major, Op. 30 chamber orchestra programs since he was G minor for violin and cello annual “Evening of Encores” program at G minor for violin and cello went on to win many awards under his "rst 2. HANDEL-HALVORSEN “Passacaglia” in 13. He is currently fourth chair of the "rst 3. F. WAXMAN Carmen Fantasy Benaroya Music since 2010, and her 2013 3. C. SAINT-SAËNS Introduction and Rondo mentor HaeYup Yang including the Kukmin G minor for violin and cello violin section in the San Francisco Symphony accomplishments include being a "nalist at Capriccioso Daily News National, Strad National and 3. F. WAXMAN Carmen Fantasy Youth Orchestra, concertmaster in the Gunn Piano Collaborator: O!cial Pianist the Coeur d’Alene National Artist Competition Yejin National Competition in Korea. His High School String Orchestra and a violinist and achieving "rst place in the Junior division Piano Collaborator: O!cial Pianist concert experience includes performances Piano Collaborator: O!cial Pianist in the Young Chamber Musicians program. at the Simon-Fiset String Competition. Alena of the Wieniawski Violin Concerto No. 1 and Tsutomu currently resides in California and has been a "nalist in the Concerto Playo$s of the Paganini Violin Concerto No. 4 with the takes weekly lessons at the San Francisco the Seattle Young Artist Music Festival each Sengham Philharmonic at the age of 10. Conservatory of Music. Ludvig Gudim year since 2011. Donghyun Kim Paul Kropfitsch First Round First Round First Round 1. G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, 1. G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, Date of Birth: 1. G.F. TELEMANN Fantasia for solo violin, Date of Birth: No.10 in D major Date of Birth: No.10 in D major February 2, 1999 No. 9 in B minor October 15, 1999 2. H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op.18, No. 2 August 24, 2000 2. H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op.18, No. 3 Nationality: Norwegian 2. H. WIENIAWSKI Etude-Caprice Op.18, No. 4 Nationality: Korean 3. Freestyle Improvisation Nationality: Austrian 3. Freestyle Improvisation 3. Freestyle Improvisation 4. DAN WELCHER “The Cowboy and the 4. DAN WELCHER “The Cowboy and the 4. DAN WELCHER “The Cowboy and the Rattlesnake” Rattlesnake” Rattlesnake” 5. L.van BEETHOVEN Romance in F major, Born in Norway, Ludvig Gudim studies at the Studying at the Yewon Art School and Born in Vienna, Paul Krop"tsch began 5. L.van BEETHOVEN Romance in F major, 5. W.A. MOZART Adagio K. 261 Op. 50 Barratt Due Institute of Music in Oslo and has Korean National Institute for the Gifted in Art, playing the violin at age four.
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