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World Piano Competitions winners.(Items of Interest)(Brief Article)
The 2004 winners of The World Piano Competition, held each summer in Cincinnati, include Gold Medalist Ekaterina Mechetina, 26, who received The Robison Foundation/B. Robison Sporck-Stegmaier Award of a New York Recital at Alice Tully Hall, valued at $35,000, and The Claire Phillips Award of $10,000. Mechetina, from Moscow, is a postgraduate student at the Moscow State Conservatory and studies with Sergey Dorensky.
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