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GIVE YOUR SUPPORT TO EMERGING YOUNG PIANISTS |
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Make a tax deductible donation the The Lev Vlassenko Piano Competition... The Lev Vlassenko Piano Compeittion relies on the generosity of donors and without regular donations this very special biennial event would not be able to continue. Your donation can help to ensure our event continues to grow and showcase the best young pianists from across Australia and New Zealand, right here in Brisbane. All donations are eligible for a tax deductible gift receipt. Donations can be made by cheque payable to The Lev Vlassenko Piano Competition - PO Box 1916Toowong DCQLD 4066For further enquiries please email
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Congratulations to the 2011 Prize Winners |
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Congratulations to the Prize Winners of the 2011 Lev Vlassenko Piano Competition Quang Hong Luu - First Prize
Ben Austin - Second Prize
Alex Raineri - Third Prize
Ayesha Gough - Fourth Prize Ben Austin - People's Choice Prize
Joong-Han Jung - Encouragement Award
Quang Hong Luu - Best Recital in Round Two
Ben Austin - Best Performance of a Prelude & Fugue
Ben Austin - Best Performance of a Virtuoso Study
Quang Hong Luu - Best Performance of a Classical Sonata Ayesha Gough - Best Performance of an Australian Work
Ben Austin - Best Performance of a Russian Work
Quang Hong Luu - Best Performance of a Work by Liszt
Quang Hong Luu - The Pnina Salzman Memorial Prize for Chopin Not awarded - The Enid Lane Memorial Prize for Mozart |
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Welcome |
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The Lev Vlassenko Piano Competition was established in memory of the late Professor Lev Vlassenko, the world-renowned international concert pianist and teacher. The Competition seeks to encourage young pianists at the threshold of their professional lives to develop their performance skills, increase their public profile and prepare themselves for professional careers.
The Lev Vlassenko Piano Competition is the only major national piano event in Australia that mirrors the requirements of an international competition, such as a demanding repertoire, national and international jury members, with all rounds open to the public, and the final concerto round performed with a major symphony orchestra (The Queensland Orchestra).
Apart from preparing young artists for an extremely demanding professional career, the Competition is aimed at providing publicity and performance opportunities for the winners, in addition to considerable cash prizes.
The competition is held every two years in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. |
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