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2008 Competition
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PPYC 2008 COMPETITION – WINNING COMPOSITIONS
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| Division 1, Category A (Solo) |
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| HONORABLE MENTION: |
| Boguinia, Yuri |
Three Miniatures for Solo Piano |
| Gilbert, Daniel |
Ghost House, for Soprano and Piano |
| Haldar, Daniel |
Sonata for Piano |
| Jolly, Sarah |
Ancient Fantasy |
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| Division 1, Category B (Chamber) |
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| FIRST PLACE |
| Haldar, Daniel |
Kaleidoscope |
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| SECOND PLACE |
| Southcott, Ben |
The Meadows, for Saxophone Quartet |
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| HONORABLE MENTION: |
| Boguinia, Yuri |
Two Paintings for Piano Trio and Timpani |
| Galler-Rabinowitz, Arielle |
Woodwind quintet |
| Galler-Rabinowitz, Danielle |
Quintet, for Violin, Oboe, Marimba, French Horn and Cello |
| Galler-Rabinowitz, Danielle |
Psalm of the Flowers |
| Lynch, Evan |
Trio, for Bass Clarinet, Viola, and Violoncello |
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| Division 1, Category C (Orchestral) |
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| FIRST PLACE |
| Boguinia, Yuri |
Ukrainian Dance |
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| SECOND PLACE |
| Kinney, Dayton |
A Heart in Love |
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| Division 1, Category D (String Quartet) |
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| HONORABLE MENTION: |
| Galler-Rabinowitz, Danielle |
String Quartet no.2; Shoah |
| Fatora, Luke |
Short Lament for String Quartet |
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| Division 1, Category F (Opera) |
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| FIRST PLACE |
| Daniel Gilbert |
7 Items or Less |
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| Division 2, Category A (Solo) |
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| No compositions placed in this category |
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| Division 2, Category B (Chamber) |
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| FIRST PLACE |
| Reeves, Thomas |
Piano Trio |
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| SECOND PLACE |
| Angus, Lee Yi Wei |
Metathema |
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| THIRD PLACE |
| Klarman, Jeremiah |
Cello Sonata no. 2, in E minor |
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| HONORABLE MENTION: |
| Binkley-Jones, Trystan |
Amor et Ira: Love and Anger |
| Hughes, Jack |
Piano trio in C minor |
| Viswanathan, Sidd |
Fantasy Trio for Flute, Violoncello and Piano |
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| Division 2, Category C (Orchestral) |
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| FIRST PLACE |
| Klarman, Jeremiah |
Dance Suite for Orchestra |
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| HONORABLE MENTION |
| Hughes, Jack |
“Flight” for Orchestra |
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| Division 2, Category D (String Quartet) |
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| FIRST PLACE |
| Angus, Lee Yi Wei |
Metasphères |
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| SECOND PLACE |
| Klarman, Jeremiah |
String Quartet no. 2 in D minor |
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| Division 3, Division A (Solo) |
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| FIRST PLACE |
| Kim, Eric |
Two Contrasting Moods for Piano |
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| Division 3, Category B (Chamber) |
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| FIRST PLACE |
| Bragg, Eleanor |
Voices of Terezin |
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| SECOND PLACE |
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| Division 4, Category A (Solo) |
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| FIRST PLACE |
| Mike, Ryan Andrew |
Suite: Seasons |
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| Division 4, Category B (Chamber) |
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| HONORABLE MENTION |
| Lange, Jane |
The Swaying Trees for Piano Duet |
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| Division 4, Category C (Choral) |
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| FIRST PLACE |
| Lange, Jane |
Far, Far, away |
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Announcements |
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Competition
Open to All Young Composers in the USA
Thank you for visiting
the Pikes Peak Young Composers website. Through 2004, the competition
had only been open to young musicians in Colorado. Since 2005, we
have been accepting compositions from young composers throughout
the USA. The deadline for next year's competition is Wednesday, April 1st, 2009.
Pikes
Peak Young Composers - Alumni
If you have previously participated in a competition or summer
workshop with PPYC, we want to stay in touch with you. Please email
us with news of your recent musical activities and successes. Your
achievements may be posted on a future Alumni page on this site.
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Press
Releases & Letters |
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Aspiring young composers will gain
tips from the top
By Karen Lim
Special to The Denver Post
Thursday,
July 18, 2002
The ancient Greeks practiced it. So did Bach and
Beethoven. Great composers of the past looked to outside cultural influences - literature, dance,
history, religion - for inspiration, and Russian composer Joseph Dorfman hopes students of the
Pikes Peak Young Composers will make use of those influences, too... Read full article
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| Letters
from Past PPYCC Participants
From Amanda
RE: 2005 Summer Workshop
Leonard,
Hi, I am writing to say thank you so much for holding the PPYCC.
It was great. It must have been hard work to put all that together,
and it was all very much appreciated. I went there with so many
questions and I wanted to do so much with my composition. My questions
were answered and there were always people there to help me when
I needed help. I am getting ready to play my composition at a Heritage
Fesitval in Estes Park in Aug. I am excited to perform it again.
I am going to play it as a solo piano piece this time.
Thank you again and please
keep me posted on any composition events that might be happening
in the future. I am excited for next year's PPYCC.
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