Bartok Concerto Honors

2004-2005 CAPMT Student Programs Winners

Bartok and Contemporary Music Festival

The State Finals of the Bartók and Contemporary Music Festival for Piano were held on Saturday, February 12, 2005, during the State Conference at the Sacramento Marriott Rancho Cordova. 29 District Winners representing 22 studios from 7 districts competed in the finals. Adjudicators for the competition were Dr. Deborah Clasquin, Dr. Stephen Thomas, and Dr. John Cozza.

Elementary A (Ages 6-9)

 

District

Teacher

First Place

Austin Wu

V Mei Lui Liu

Second Place

Yun Tang IX Michelle Jo Santoso

Honorable Mention:

Lily Tsai II Lena Groxman
       

Elementary B (Ages 10-12)

 

District

Teacher

First Place

Mai Mizuno II Hans Boepple

Second Place

Priscella Chan IX Mobuyo Nishizaka
       

Intermediate A (Ages 6-13)

 

District

Teacher

First Place

Fantee Jones V Tien Hsieh

Honorable Mention:

Angela Chen VII Sh-Shing Chiu

Honorable Mention:

Jong Yu Chen III Deborah How
       

Intermediate B (Ages 14-16)

 

District

Teacher

First Place

Kyle Shafiee VIII Scott McBride Smith

Honorable Mention:

Samanatha Lui IX Lynn Nakamura
       

Advanced A (Ages 6-16)

 

District

Teacher

First Place

Abraham Lin II Hans Boepple

Second Place

Caleb Russell III Roza Yoder
       

Advanced B (Ages 17-23)

 

District

Teacher

First Place

Stephanie Ou II Hans Boepple

Second Place

Dro Menassian III Roza Yoder
       

Difficult (Ages 6-23)

 

District

Teacher

First Place

Jennifer Lee II William Wellborn

Second Place

Leslie Cain III Roza Yoder

Laura Dickey, State Bartók and Contemporary Music Festival Chair

Concerto Competition

The 2005 concerto competition was held in Southern California at Whittier College on May 7, 2005. The winner was fifteen year old Kenric Tam, a student of John McCarthy.
Carimina Glicklich, Concerto Competition Chair

Honors Auditions

This state-wide audition program is for serious, competitive students of all instruments including voice. District winners compete in the state finals. State winners perform in the Winners' Concert, held the same day as the competition.

The Finals of the Honors Auditions took place on Saturday, February 12, during our 2005 CAPMT Conference at Sacramento Marriott Rancho Cordova. Three judges, Dr. Louise Lepley, Richard Cionco and Natsuki Fukasawa, were very impressed by the quality of the finalists’ performances. The 21 finalists represented 19 studios from all 9 districts. They were chosen out of 73 participating pianists throughout the State.

Category A (Ages 9-11)

  District

Teacher

First Place:

Rieko Tsuchida II John McCarthy

Second Place:

Yukari Kudo III Deborah How

Honorable Mention:

Andrea Yu I Ruslan Biryukov
  Jade Huang V Tien Hsieh
       

Category B (Ages 12-14)

  District

Teacher

First Place:

Carol Chang III Lucy Nargizian

Second Place:

Shaylyn Stanley IX Lynn Nakamura

Honorable Mention:

Michelle Do VIII Sofia Zukerman
  Stephen Hom VII Sally Wei Tylawsky
  Sarah Li V Kuei-Chen Chuang
       

Category C
(Ages 15- High School)

  District

Teacher

First Place:

Michael Smith V Heui-ping Chen Lin

Second Place:

Kyung Sun Min II Erna Gulabian

Honorable Mention:

Marc Lombardino III Dr. Louise Earhart
  Jessica Bang VIII Young Sook Park
       

Category D
(Ages Undergrad - 23)

  District

Teacher

First Place:

Ryan MacEvoy McCullough VII Dr. Deborah Clasquin

Second Place:

Hedy Lee IX Bernadine Blaha

Honorable Mention:

Brian Jenkins VIII Dr. Janice Park
  Gina Chung III Hyeja Chong Ganahl

I congratulate all the District Chairs for their efficient work. My appreciation goes to Yukiko Nobles, VP Student Programs, and Stephen Cook, VP Conference, who were always accessible and made my job more comfortable. Last but not the least, I want to thank all those who helped me as monitors. Great Organization! Great teamwork! Thank you all.
Artemis Bedros, State Honors Auditions Chair