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The 1999 MTNA Collegiate National Piano Competition winner Thomas Rosenkranz is one of five candidates selected by the American Pianists Association (APA) to compete for the 2003 Classical Fellowship Awards.
Each finalist will be featured in a full-length concert in a season-long series beginning this month. Two fellowships, each worth more than $70,000 in cash prizes and career assistance, will ultimately be awarded in April 2003. The Classical Fellowship Awards is a musical endeavor dedicated to exclusively assist young American pianists between the ages of 18 and 30.
Rosenkranz, 25, a doctoral candidate at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, studies with Nelita True and is artist affiliate at Syracuse University. The other candidates who will compete include Robert Henry, a twenty-eight-year-old Georgia native who is pursuing a ...
Source: HighBeam Research, American Pianists Association announces award finalists. (Items of...