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How good is your program? Find out here! Sound Espressivo is the first online LIVE streaming Competition for classical musicians of all ages. Contestants and judges focus on unique artistry of every performer, awarding prizes offered by music management companies. programa ¡Prepara una colección de música con un mensaje y exprésate dedicándote a un tema! En profundidad Los artistas pueden preparar grandes programas de música en torno a alguna conexión entre ellos, ya sea un compositor o una colección de las obras de ese compositor, o un mensaje y estilo descubierto por el artista. Es invaluable poder preparar grandes colecciones de música y estudiar una gran comprensión del repertorio que existe y combinarlo en algo masivo. Este tipo de actuación puede ser grandiosa y especialmente conmovedora, además de revelar conexiones para el público en las que los artistas más dedicados creen y quieren expresar. Criterios generales Duración y / o variedad : es básico que un programa preparado tenga una gran variedad o esté dedicado a un estilo y un tema coherentes durante una gran cantidad de tiempo. Reflexionar sobre algo grandioso requiere mucha música. Conexión : conocer una gran cantidad de repertorio no es suficiente sin un significado para unirlo, y dicho significado debe escucharse más allá de las notas del programa y a través de la reproducción y la planificación organizada del orden y la presentación. Inmersión : la idea y el objetivo del programa deben cautivar de una manera única que mantenga a la audiencia atraída a explorar su concierto magistral a medida que avanza y mantenerlos comprometidos con usted en lo que importa. Historia : es muy emocionante tener una colección de música que cuente algún tipo de historia y exprese algo. Esto ayuda a que un programa no se vuelva estático y difícil de digerir y es clave para atraer a la audiencia a su viaje de exploración.

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Welcome to Virtual Concert Halls Live Classical Music Channel Season 2023-24! Our mission is to connect live music and musicians with wide audience and provide engaging, emotionally rich, and informative experience with classical music to people of all backgrounds, free to everyone. If you are new to classical music, or you live too far from a famouse concert venue, or you can't afford a ticket to go see a symphny concert – our daily live show is for you! INTERNET TV DAILY LIVE MUSIC PROGRAMS Virtual Concert Halls Reproducir video Reproducir video MMAG Artist Spotlight Series featuring Kevin Matheson Join us for a special episode of the MMAG Artist Spotlight Series featuring the outstanding violinist Kevin Matheson in conversation with renowned broadcaster Steve Robinson. Kevin Matheson is an accomplished violinist, chamber musician, educator, arranger, and concertmaster. A first-prize winner at the Charleston International Music Competition, he has appeared as a soloist in concertos by Vivaldi, Bruch, and Mozart and has performed extensively as both a recitalist and chamber musician. Together with his brother in a violin-and-viola duo, Matheson has toured internationally and appeared at Yamaha Hall in Tokyo. His work also includes creative collaborations with ballet companies, arrangements of Broadway, operatic, cinematic, and orchestral repertoire, premieres of newly commissioned chamber works, and numerous recordings. He serves as concertmaster of the Orchestra of Virginia’s Blue Ridge and teaches at Hollins University. In this exclusive interview, Kevin Matheson shares his musical journey, artistic inspirations, competition and performance experiences, and his approach to bringing virtuosity, character, and emotional freedom to the violin. He also reflects on chamber music, collaboration, arranging, teaching, and the importance of keeping classical performance connected to audiences. Following the interview, viewers will enjoy a featured performance of: 🎼 Pablo de Sarasate: Zigeunerweisen, Op. 20 🎧 About Steve Robinson Steve Robinson is a veteran American radio executive and producer, known for his leadership at WFMT Chicago, WBUR, WGBH, WCRB, and other major public broadcasting organizations. Through these conversations, he helps audiences connect with the stories behind today’s remarkable artists. 🌍 Learn more about Kevin Matheson: https://www.musguild.com/kevin-matheson 🌍 Learn more and apply: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ https://colorchestra.com/ 🌐 Learn more about Virtual Concert Halls: https://virtualconcerthalls.com/ 🎬 Production Credits Today’s broadcast was brought to you by the VCHS Production Team: Frane Rušinović • Ante Božić-Kudrić • Chris Au • Jennifer Wang • Marko Borna Torre • Krisztian Palagyi • Anna Ouspenskaya • Fedor Ouspensky • Igor Zubkovsky #KevinMatheson #Violinist #Sarasate #Zigeunerweisen #ViolinVirtuoso #ClassicalViolin #ChamberMusic #ArtistInterview #SteveRobinson #MMAGArtistSpotlight #SoundEspressivo #VirtualConcertHalls Reproducir video Reproducir video 52:45 MMAG Artist Spotlight Series featuring David Wroe Join us for a special episode of the MMAG Artist Spotlight Series featuring the outstanding conductor Maestro David Wroe in conversation with renowned broadcaster Steve Robinson. David Wroe is an internationally active conductor whose career encompasses symphonic music, opera, ballet, education, and cross-genre collaborations. He serves as Music Director of the New Jersey Festival Orchestra and has held conducting positions with major musical organisations in the United States and Europe. A former assistant conductor to Seiji Ozawa at the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Maestro Wroe has conducted orchestras across North America, Europe, and Asia. His professional experience includes engagements with New York City Opera, orchestras in France, Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom, Canada, Israel, Taiwan, South Korea, and China, as well as extensive work supporting emerging musicians through university residencies, youth concerts, masterclasses, and adjudication. In this exclusive interview, David Wroe shares his musical journey, artistic inspirations, conducting experiences, and the responsibility of bringing musicians together around a unified interpretation. He also offers insight into leadership, collaboration, orchestral communication, and the unique energy created between a conductor, an orchestra, and an audience. Following the interview, viewers will enjoy a featured performance of: 🎼 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5 in E Minor, Op. 64 🎧 About Steve Robinson Steve Robinson is a veteran American radio executive and producer, known for his leadership at WFMT Chicago, WBUR, WGBH, WCRB, and other major public broadcasting organizations. Through these conversations, he helps audiences connect with the stories behind today’s remarkable artists. 🌍 Learn more about David Wroe: https://www.musguild.com/david-wroe 🌍 Learn more and apply: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ https://colorchestra.com/ 🌐 Learn more about Virtual Concert Halls: https://virtualconcerthalls.com/ 🎬 Production Credits Today’s broadcast was brought to you by the VCHS Production Team: Frane Rušinović • Ante Božić-Kudrić • Chris Au • Jennifer Wang • Marko Borna Torre • Krisztian Palagyi • Anna Ouspenskaya • Fedor Ouspensky • Igor Zubkovsky #DavidWroe #Conductor #Maestro #Tchaikovsky #SymphonyNo5 #OrchestralMusic #ClassicalMusic #MusicDirector #ArtistInterview #SteveRobinson #MMAGArtistSpotlight #SoundEspressivo #VirtualConcertHalls Reproducir video Reproducir video 28:21 Magnificent Nine! Beethoven Symphony No. 3 Part 7 Continuing with our series of programs dedicated to Beethoven's Nine Symphonies. Today, Anna Ouspenskaya and Chris Ka Long Au explore Symphony No. 3. After watching part of the film, stay tuned for an engaging discussion. Beethoven’s Third Symphony, Eroica, marks a decisive break from Classical convention. Monumental in scale and ambition, it expands sonata form, intensifies harmonic tension, and treats thematic material with unprecedented developmental weight. The symphony is driven by bold rhythmic motives, abrupt contrasts, and a pervasive sense of struggle and transformation. Originally conceived in a heroic vein, Eroica presents not triumph alone but conflict, loss, and hard-won resolution, establishing a new model for the symphony as a dramatic and philosophical statement. More about Architects of Music: https://www.youtube.com/@thearchitectsofmusic BEETHOVEN’S UNIVERSE In this ongoing series, Lawrence Rapchak examines each movement of Beethoven’s symphonies, revealing their inner structures and illuminating the architecture of each complete work. No other program about Beethoven’s symphonies has been created in this fashion, and it is our hope to present all nine of these masterpieces in the coming months. To accompany the audio in each episode, the Virtual Concert Halls team has created a visually engaging experience. The visuals include composer portraits, full scores and piano reductions with highlighted passages, performance photos, landscapes to support the narrative, and curated images of Beethoven himself. Created by New Media Productions Worldwide and Virtual Concert Halls Written and Narrated by Lawrence Rapchak Audio Producer & Mix Engineer: Steve Robinson Movie Director: Anna Ouspenskaya Assistant Director & Storyboard: Frane Rušinović Animation, Motion Graphic & Design: Miro Dobrović (dPhoto Studio) Audio Engineer: Eric Arunas Video Editing: Frane Rušinović, Miro Dobrović, Igor Zubkovsky Music: Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia, Bela Drahos, conductor (Naxos Records) Script content copyright © Lawrence Rapchak, 2021 Reproducir video Reproducir video 00:17 The Power of Many Cellos 🎻 Bow Lightlys Ensemble | #vchs #soundespressivo #cello Experience the beautiful sound of the Bow Lightlys Cello Ensemble, directed by John Kaboff. Rich harmonies, expressive playing, and the unique warmth of the cello come together in this inspiring performance. This video is an excerpt from our Sound Espressivo Gala Concert, celebrating outstanding musicians and ensembles from around the world. #BowLightlys #JohnKaboff #CelloEnsemble #Cello #ClassicalMusic #MusicShorts #YouTubeShorts Reproducir video Reproducir video 03:50 Official Aftermovie of the Sound Espressivo Gala Concert April 28 2026 Official Aftermovie of the Sound Espressivo Gala Concert Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall • April 28, 2026 Experience unforgettable musical moments from the Sound Espressivo Gala Concert at the world-renowned Weill Recital Hall, featuring Orchestra Manhattan under the baton of David Wroe. This extraordinary evening brought together outstanding young artists, composers, and performers from around the world in a celebration of musical excellence, creativity, artistry, and international collaboration. Relive the highlights, inspiring performances, and remarkable atmosphere of this special concert in New York City. 🌐 Learn More Sound Espressivo Competition: [www.soundespressivocompetition.com](http://www.soundespressivocompetition.com) Virtual Concert Halls: [www.virtualconcerthalls.com](http://www.virtualconcerthalls.com) Facebook: Virtual Concert Halls Facebook Page 🎥 Production Team Frane Rušinović • Ante Božić-Kudrić • Jennifer Wang • Krisztián Palágyi • Anna Ouspenskaya • Katheryne Li • Fedor Ouspensky • Igor Zubkovsky #SoundEspressivo #OrchestraManhattan #DavidWroe #ClassicalMusic #Aftermovie #VirtualConcertHalls #YoungArtists #Piano #Violin #Composer #ConcertHighlights #MusicDocumentary #LivePerformance #NewYorkMusic #ClassicalArtists #ConcertFilm #SoundEspressivoGala #InternationalArtists #MusicalExcellence Reproducir video Reproducir video Official Aftermovie of the Sound Espressivo Gala Concert February 19, 2026 #soundespressivo #concert Natürlich — hier ist die Version mit den Namen der mitwirkenden Künstlerinnen und Künstler: Official Aftermovie of the Sound Espressivo Gala Concert Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall • February 19, 2026 Relive the inspiring highlights of the Sound Espressivo Gala Concert, presented at the world-renowned Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall. Featuring Orchestra Manhattan under the direction of conductor David Wroe, this memorable concert brought together talented young artists, accomplished performers, and composers from different parts of the world. Featured artists in this aftermovie include: Edison Barton • Violin Lydie Pace • Soprano Alexis Mingi Perrin • Piano Rita Costanzi Olivia Li • Piano Jennifer Savage • Piano Igor Zubkovsky • Cello Through a diverse program of remarkable performances, the evening celebrated musical excellence, creativity, dedication, and the power of international artistic collaboration. Discover the unforgettable moments, exceptional artistry, and unique atmosphere that made this concert such a special occasion. 🌐 Learn More Sound Espressivo Competition: [www.soundespressivocompetition.com](http://www.soundespressivocompetition.com) Virtual Concert Halls: [www.virtualconcerthalls.com](http://www.virtualconcerthalls.com) Facebook: Virtual Concert Halls Facebook Page 🎥 Production Team Frane Rušinović • Ante Božić-Kudrić • Jennifer Wang • Krisztián Palágyi • Anna Ouspenskaya • Katheryne Li • Fedor Ouspensky • Igor Zubkovsky #SoundEspressivo #OrchestraManhattan #DavidWroe #ClassicalMusic #OfficialAftermovie #VirtualConcertHalls #YoungArtists #InternationalArtists #Piano #Violin #Soprano #Cello #Composer #ConcertHighlights #MusicDocumentary #LivePerformance #NewYorkMusic #ClassicalArtists #ConcertFilm #SoundEspressivoGala #MusicalExcellence Reproducir video Reproducir video 18:25 MMAG – LAUREATE GALA: Artist Spotlight Cooper Ly Pianist Join us for a special episode of the MMAG Artist Spotlight Series featuring the outstanding young pianist Cooper Ly in conversation with renowned broadcaster Steve Robinson. Cooper Ly began studying piano at the age of five with Dr. Ji Hyun Kim and later had the opportunity to study with Professor Valerie Middleton at Vanderbilt University’s Blair School of Music. He has earned first prizes in numerous international piano competitions and has appeared in winners’ concerts at distinguished venues in the United States and Europe. Beyond the competition stage, Cooper has performed recitals for retirement communities, fundraising events, and special community programmes. His musical interests extend beyond classical piano to guitar and singing, while his enthusiasm for robotics, coding, engineering, reading, and swimming reflects his wide-ranging curiosity and creative spirit. In this exclusive interview, Cooper shares his musical journey, artistic inspirations, competition experiences, and the dedication required to develop as a young musician. He also discusses how curiosity, imagination, and learning beyond music contribute to his growth as a performer. Following the interview, viewers will enjoy featured performances of: 🎼 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Sonata in E-flat Major, K. 282 — Third Movement 🎼 Ignacy Jan Paderewski: Menuet, Op. 14, No. 1 🎼 Robert Muczynski: Fable No. 1 🎧 About Steve Robinson Steve Robinson is a veteran American radio executive and producer, known for his leadership at WFMT Chicago, WBUR, WGBH, WCRB, and other major public broadcasting organizations. Through these conversations, he helps audiences connect with the stories behind today’s remarkable artists. 🌍 Learn more about Cooper Ly: https://www.musguild.com/cooper-ly 🌍 Learn more and apply: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ https://colorchestra.com/ 🌐 Learn more about Virtual Concert Halls: https://virtualconcerthalls.com/ 🎬 Production Credits Today’s broadcast was brought to you by the VCHS Production Team: Frane Rušinović • Ante Božić-Kudrić • Chris Au • Jennifer Wang • Marko Borna Torre • Krisztian Palagyi • Anna Ouspenskaya • Fedor Ouspensky • Igor Zubkovsky #CooperLy #YoungPianist #ClassicalPiano #Mozart #Paderewski #Muczynski #PianoPerformance #YoungMusician #ArtistInterview #SteveRobinson #MMAGArtistSpotlight #SoundEspressivo #VirtualConcertHalls Reproducir video Reproducir video 04:08:15 Rehearsals with New York Chamber Players Orchestra - Session 2 Be a part of unique experience observing the backstage preparations by the soloists and the orchestra, for the upcoming Laureates Gala at the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall! For more information about the Gala, a full program, and to reserve seats visit: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/carnegie-hall-auditions Rehearsed at Shrine Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in New York City. Program: Eymen Geylan, piano Johann Sebastian Bach – Concerto in D Minor (I. Allegro) Alize Liana Chapman, piano Isaak Berkovich – Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 44 (II. Andante con moto; III. Allegro assai) Konstantin Lapshin, piano Joseph Haydn – Concerto in D Major, Hob. XVIII/11 (II. Adagio; III. Rondo all’Ungarese) Jennifer Kayner Honan, soprano Gustave Charpentier – “Depuis le jour,” from Louise Laura Ansaldi, soprano Giuseppe Verdi – “Vieni, t’affretta,” from Macbeth Giacomo Puccini – “O mio babbino caro,” from Gianni Schicchi Deirdre Lobo, soprano Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – “Deh vieni, non tardar,” from Le nozze di Figaro Jules Massenet – “Il est doux, il est bon,” from Hérodiade Alessandra Cuffaro, violin Franco Mannino – Concerto No. 2, Op. 447 (III. Presto) Daniela Katherine Herrera Garcia, cello Alberto Ginastera – Pampeana No. 2, Rhapsody for Violoncello and String Orchestra Hally Graves, soprano Charles Gounod – “Je veux vivre,” from Roméo et Juliette Giacomo Puccini – “Vissi d’arte,” from Tosca Bruce Ru, conductor Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony No. 1 (I. Adagio molto – Allegro con brio) Amanda Smith, oboe Franz Krommer – Oboe Concerto No. 2, Op. 52 (I. Allegro) Jessica Lyn, piano Georgs Pelecis – Concertino Bianco This program is brought to you by Virtual Concert Halls, in collaboration with Sound Espressivo, and Orchestra Manhattan. We thank all artists, technical staff, and administrator, for helping make this program possible! About the Gala Auditions: When you apply to the Sound Espressivo Gala Auditions, you're treated as a complete artist. You choose your own repertoire. You're interviewed to connect with audiences on a personal level. You receive live feedback from world-class judges — often like a mini masterclass. Our programs aim to present you not only as a performer but as a fully-formed artist and individual. 🌍 Learn more and apply: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/carnegie-hall-auditions https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ https://colorchestra.com/ ________________________________________ 🎬 Production Credits Today’s broadcast was brought to you by the VCHS Production Team: Frane Rušinović, Ante Božić-Kudrić, Chris Au, Jennifer Wang, Marko Borna Torre, Krisztian Palagyi, James Welch, Anna Ouspenskaya, Anastasia Sydorenko, Fedor Ouspensky, and Igor Zubkovsky. 🌐 Learn more about Virtual Concert Halls: https://virtualconcerthalls.com/ _____________________ Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5795539540770816 Reproducir video Reproducir video 04:29:48 Rehearsals with New York Chamber Players Orchestra - Session 1 Be a part of unique experience observing the backstage preparations by the soloists and the orchestra, for the upcoming Laureates Gala at the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall! For more information about the Gala, a full program, and to reserve seats visit: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/carnegie-hall-auditions Rehearsed at Shrine Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in New York City. Program: Eymen Geylan, piano Johann Sebastian Bach – Concerto in D Minor (I. Allegro) Alize Liana Chapman, piano Isaak Berkovich – Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 44 (II. Andante con moto; III. Allegro assai) Konstantin Lapshin, piano Joseph Haydn – Concerto in D Major, Hob. XVIII/11 (II. Adagio; III. Rondo all’Ungarese) Jennifer Kayner Honan, soprano Gustave Charpentier – “Depuis le jour,” from Louise Laura Ansaldi, soprano Giuseppe Verdi – “Vieni, t’affretta,” from Macbeth Giacomo Puccini – “O mio babbino caro,” from Gianni Schicchi Deirdre Lobo, soprano Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – “Deh vieni, non tardar,” from Le nozze di Figaro Jules Massenet – “Il est doux, il est bon,” from Hérodiade Alessandra Cuffaro, violin Franco Mannino – Concerto No. 2, Op. 447 (III. Presto) Daniela Katherine Herrera Garcia, cello Alberto Ginastera – Pampeana No. 2, Rhapsody for Violoncello and String Orchestra Hally Graves, soprano Charles Gounod – “Je veux vivre,” from Roméo et Juliette Giacomo Puccini – “Vissi d’arte,” from Tosca Bruce Ru, conductor Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony No. 1 (I. Adagio molto – Allegro con brio) Amanda Smith, oboe Franz Krommer – Oboe Concerto No. 2, Op. 52 (I. Allegro) Jessica Lyn, piano Georgs Pelecis – Concertino Bianco This program is brought to you by Virtual Concert Halls, in collaboration with Sound Espressivo, and Orchestra Manhattan. We thank all artists, technical staff, and administrator, for helping make this program possible! About the Gala Auditions: When you apply to the Sound Espressivo Gala Auditions, you're treated as a complete artist. You choose your own repertoire. You're interviewed to connect with audiences on a personal level. You receive live feedback from world-class judges — often like a mini masterclass. Our programs aim to present you not only as a performer but as a fully-formed artist and individual. 🌍 Learn more and apply: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/carnegie-hall-auditions https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ https://colorchestra.com/ ________________________________________ 🎬 Production Credits Today’s broadcast was brought to you by the VCHS Production Team: Frane Rušinović, Ante Božić-Kudrić, Chris Au, Jennifer Wang, Marko Borna Torre, Krisztian Palagyi, James Welch, Anna Ouspenskaya, Anastasia Sydorenko, Fedor Ouspensky, and Igor Zubkovsky. 🌐 Learn more about Virtual Concert Halls: https://virtualconcerthalls.com/ _____________________ Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5795539540770816 Reproducir video Reproducir video 00:59 Mozart in Perfect Harmony ✨ Flute Quartet in D Major #vchs #soundespressivo #mozart #tahoe Experience the elegance and charm of Mozart's Quartet in D Major for Flute, Violin, Viola, and Cello, performed by an outstanding ensemble featuring Lisa Norton (flute), Kevin Matheson (violin), Elizabeth Lohr-Myers (viola), and Joseph Falconer (cello). Blending the graceful voice of the flute with the warmth and richness of the string trio, this beloved chamber work showcases Mozart's genius for melody, balance, and musical conversation. #Mozart #FluteQuartet #ChamberMusic #LisaNorton #KevinMatheson #ElizabethLohrMyers #JosephFalconer #Flute #StringQuartet #ClassicalMusic #MusicShorts #YouTubeShorts Reproducir video Reproducir video 21:01 MMAG Artist Spotlight Series featuring Brian Richard Earl - Lorenzo Conte Join us for a special episode of the MMAG Artist Spotlight Series featuring the outstanding composer Brian Richard Earl, known artistically as Lorenzo Conte, in conversation with renowned broadcaster Steve Robinson. Lorenzo Conte is the artistic name of Milan-based composer Brian Richard Earl. His music brings together European melodic traditions, contemporary musical language, and a contemplative sensibility influenced by Eastern philosophy. Educated at the Royal Northern College of Music and the University of London, he has developed an extensive catalogue encompassing orchestral and chamber music, concertos, opera, ballet, vocal works, and music for theatre and film. A former member of the Orchestra of Teatro alla Scala, Earl also conducted La Scala Brass for many years. His compositions have been performed and recorded in Europe and the United States by distinguished orchestras, ensembles, and soloists. His artistic voice is defined by structural clarity, lyrical expression, vivid orchestral colour, and a compelling balance between tradition and innovation. In this exclusive interview, Lorenzo Conte shares his musical journey, artistic inspirations, experiences as a composer and conductor, and the ideas that continue to shape his evolving creative language. He also reflects on the relationship between music, philosophy, imagination, and the emotional world of the listener. Following the interview, viewers will enjoy featured performances of: 🎼 Lorenzo Conte: Nine Pieces, Op. 9, for Pianoforte 🎼 “Summertime” — Extract 🎧 About Steve Robinson Steve Robinson is a veteran American radio executive and producer, known for his leadership at WFMT Chicago, WBUR, WGBH, WCRB, and other major public broadcasting organizations. Through these conversations, he helps audiences connect with the stories behind today’s remarkable artists. 🌍 Learn more about Lorenzo Conte: https://www.brianrichardearl.com/ 🌍 Learn more and apply: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ https://colorchestra.com/ 🌐 Learn more about Virtual Concert Halls: https://virtualconcerthalls.com/ 🎬 Production Credits Today’s broadcast was brought to you by the VCHS Production Team: Frane Rušinović • Ante Božić-Kudrić • Chris Au • Jennifer Wang • Marko Borna Torre • Krisztian Palagyi • Anna Ouspenskaya • Fedor Ouspensky • Igor Zubkovsky #LorenzoConte #BrianRichardEarl #ContemporaryComposer #ClassicalMusic #NewMusic #PianoMusic #ComposerSpotlight #ArtistInterview #SteveRobinson #MMAGArtistSpotlight #SoundEspressivo #VirtualConcertHalls Reproducir video Reproducir video 28:07 Magnificent Nine! Beethoven Symphony No. 3 Part 6 Continuing with our series of programs dedicated to Beethoven's Nine Symphonies. Today, Anna Ouspenskaya and Chris Ka Long Au explore Symphony No. 3. After watching part of the film, stay tuned for an engaging discussion. Beethoven’s Third Symphony, Eroica, marks a decisive break from Classical convention. Monumental in scale and ambition, it expands sonata form, intensifies harmonic tension, and treats thematic material with unprecedented developmental weight. The symphony is driven by bold rhythmic motives, abrupt contrasts, and a pervasive sense of struggle and transformation. Originally conceived in a heroic vein, Eroica presents not triumph alone but conflict, loss, and hard-won resolution, establishing a new model for the symphony as a dramatic and philosophical statement. More about Architects of Music: https://www.youtube.com/@thearchitectsofmusic BEETHOVEN’S UNIVERSE In this ongoing series, Lawrence Rapchak examines each movement of Beethoven’s symphonies, revealing their inner structures and illuminating the architecture of each complete work. No other program about Beethoven’s symphonies has been created in this fashion, and it is our hope to present all nine of these masterpieces in the coming months. To accompany the audio in each episode, the Virtual Concert Halls team has created a visually engaging experience. The visuals include composer portraits, full scores and piano reductions with highlighted passages, performance photos, landscapes to support the narrative, and curated images of Beethoven himself. Created by New Media Productions Worldwide and Virtual Concert Halls Written and Narrated by Lawrence Rapchak Audio Producer & Mix Engineer: Steve Robinson Movie Director: Anna Ouspenskaya Assistant Director & Storyboard: Frane Rušinović Animation, Motion Graphic & Design: Miro Dobrović (dPhoto Studio) Audio Engineer: Eric Arunas Video Editing: Frane Rušinović, Miro Dobrović, Igor Zubkovsky Music: Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia, Bela Drahos, conductor (Naxos Records) Script content copyright © Lawrence Rapchak, 2021 Reproducir video Reproducir video MMAG – LAUREATE GALA: Artist Spotlight Rita Costanzi Join us for a special episode of the MMAG Artist Spotlight Series featuring the outstanding harpist, writer, actor, and filmmaker Rita Costanzi in conversation with renowned broadcaster Steve Robinson. Rita Costanzi is an internationally recognised harp soloist, actor, writer, teacher, and multidisciplinary artist. Through performances, masterclasses, recordings, theatre, literature, and film, she explores the full expressive range of the harp while connecting music with deeply personal and universal human stories. Her award-winning documentary Moonlight in the Bronx offers a moving reflection on Ludwig van Beethoven, isolation, resilience, and the victims of the COVID-19 pandemic. She is also the creator and performer of the theatrical work Woman on a Ledge, which combines autobiographical storytelling with solo harp music. Her recordings include the critically acclaimed album AMOROSO, created with oboist Alex Klein, and her memoir The Strings of My Heart is structured as 47 vignettes—one for each string of the concert grand harp. In this exclusive interview, Rita Costanzi shares her musical journey, artistic inspirations, performance experiences, and the personal transformations that shaped her work across music, film, theatre, and writing. She also reflects on the healing power of art and its ability to create beauty, truth, and human connection during periods of profound change. Following the interview, viewers will enjoy: 🎬 Moonlight in the Bronx A film written, directed, and performed by Rita Costanzi 🎧 About Steve Robinson Steve Robinson is a veteran American radio executive and producer, known for his leadership at WFMT Chicago, WBUR, WGBH, WCRB, and other major public broadcasting organizations. Through these conversations, he helps audiences connect with the stories behind today’s remarkable artists. 🌍 Learn more about Rita Costanzi: https://www.ritacostanzi.com/ 🌍 Learn more and apply: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ https://colorchestra.com/ 🌐 Learn more about Virtual Concert Halls: https://virtualconcerthalls.com/ 🎬 Production Credits Today’s broadcast was brought to you by the VCHS Production Team: Frane Rušinović • Ante Božić-Kudrić • Chris Au • Jennifer Wang • Marko Borna Torre • Krisztian Palagyi • Anna Ouspenskaya • Fedor Ouspensky • Igor Zubkovsky #RitaCostanzi #Harpist #MoonlightInTheBronx #HarpMusic #DocumentaryFilm #MultidisciplinaryArtist #WomenInMusic #ArtistInterview #SteveRobinson #MMAGArtistSpotlight #SoundEspressivo #VirtualConcertHalls Reproducir video Reproducir video 00:52 Elegance Meets Melancholy ✨ Mozart Violin Sonata K 304 #mozart #vchs #soundespressivo #tahoe Violinist Cliff Richardson and pianist Jennifer Savage perform the first movement (Allegro) of Mozart's Violin Sonata in E Minor, K. 304, one of the composer's most personal and emotionally expressive chamber works. Unlike the bright character often associated with Mozart, this remarkable sonata explores a deeper and more dramatic world, blending lyrical beauty with subtle intensity. Through their expressive partnership, Richardson and Savage bring this timeless masterpiece vividly to life. #CliffRichardson #JenniferSavage #Mozart #ViolinSonata #K304 #Violin #Piano #ChamberMusic #ClassicalMusic #MusicShorts #YouTubeShorts Reproducir video Reproducir video 00:31 Big Music, Big Emotion 🎹 #AylaMoreno – Tchaikovsky Concerto #piano #vchs #soundespressivo Pianist and violinist Ayla Moreno performs Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat minor, Op. 23, one of the most beloved and powerful works in the piano repertoire. Filled with sweeping melodies, dramatic intensity, and unforgettable musical moments, this masterpiece demands both technical brilliance and emotional depth. Ayla brings passion, confidence, and artistry to this iconic concerto, capturing the spirit of one of classical music's greatest works. #AylaMoreno #Tchaikovsky #PianoConcerto #Piano #YoungArtist #Virtuoso #ClassicalMusic #PianoPerformance #MusicShorts #YouTubeShorts Reproducir video Reproducir video 00:55 Modern Energy Meets Dance 🎶 Western Dances #youtubeshorts #antebozickudric #composer #vchs #tahoe Flutist Lisa Norton, violinist Kevin Matheson, and pianist Jennifer Savage perform "Western Dances" by composer Ante Božić Kudrić. Blending contemporary musical language with vibrant dance-inspired rhythms, this engaging work showcases the dynamic interaction between flute, violin, and piano. Full of energy, color, and movement, Western Dances offers a fresh and exciting chamber music experience. #AnteBozicKudric #WesternDances #LisaNorton #KevinMatheson #JenniferSavage #ChamberMusic #ContemporaryMusic #Flute #Violin #Piano #MusicShorts #YouTubeShorts Reproducir video Reproducir video 01:29 Сергей Зубковский — Колыбельная | Sergey Zubkovsky — Lullaby «Колыбельная» Сергея Ростиславовича Зубковского. Исполняет Дарина Амро (класс Марии Леонидовны Зубковской). Запись сделана в июне 2026 года на отчетном концерте ДМШ № 1 имени С. И. Танеева. --- “Lullaby” by Sergey Zubkovsky. Performed by Darina Amro, a student of Maria Zubkovskaya. Recorded in June 2026 at the annual student concert of the Taneyev Children's Music School No. 1. Reproducir video Reproducir video 01:19:43 MMAG Artist Spotlight Series featuring the Butler Philharmonic Orchestra Join us for a special episode of the MMAG Artist Spotlight Series featuring the distinguished **Butler Philharmonic Orchestra**. In this special broadcast, veteran broadcaster **Steve Robinson** sits down for insightful conversations with: 🎙️ **Scott E. Woodard** – Music Director & Conductor 🎙️ **Vincent Phelan** – Executive Director 🎙️ **Missy Beers** – President of the Board Together, they discuss the orchestra's rich history, artistic vision, community impact, and future initiatives. Following the interviews, viewers will enjoy a performance of: 🎼 **Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony No. 3 in E-flat Major, Op. 55 "Eroica"** performed by the **Butler Philharmonic Orchestra** under the direction of **Scott E. Woodard**. Founded in **1951** as the Hamilton Symphony, the Butler Philharmonic Orchestra has spent more than seven decades bringing exceptional orchestral music to audiences throughout southwest Ohio. Originally established by Dr. Fred Baumgartner, Dr. Kurt Lande, Joseph Bein, Frances Tidings, Harry Carroll, and Al Sutphin, the organization has become one of the region's leading cultural institutions. Today, the **75-member professional orchestra** presents multiple concerts annually, featuring international guest artists, celebrated conductors, and outstanding musicians from across the region. The organization expanded significantly under the leadership of **Maestro Paul John Stanbery**, who served as Music Director and Principal Conductor from 1994 to 2019. During his 25-year tenure, the orchestra evolved from a small community ensemble into a thriving multi-faceted arts organization. The **Butler Philharmonic Chorus**, founded in 1997, has also achieved national recognition, including performances at **Carnegie Hall** in 2005 under the direction of renowned English composer **John Rutter**, and again in 2018 performing Maestro Stanbery's own *Music for Mass*. Known over the years as the Hamilton Symphony Orchestra and later the Hamilton-Fairfield Symphony, the organization adopted the name **Butler Philharmonic Orchestra** in 2018 to better reflect its mission of serving all of Butler County and southwest Ohio through outstanding symphonic music. 🎧 About Steve Robinson Steve Robinson is a veteran American radio executive and producer, known for his leadership at WFMT (Chicago), WBUR, WGBH, WCRB, and other major public broadcasting organizations. Through these conversations, he helps audiences discover the stories, people, and artistic vision behind today's leading musical organizations. 🌍 Learn more about the Butler Philharmonic Orchestra: https://www.butlerphil.org 🌍 Learn more and apply: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/carnegie-hall-auditions https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ https://colorchestra.com 🌐 Learn more about Virtual Concert Halls: https://virtualconcerthalls.com/ 🎬 Production Credits Today's broadcast was brought to you by the VCHS Production Team: Frane Rušinović • Ante Božić-Kudrić • Chris Au • Jennifer Wang • Marko Borna Torre • Krisztian Palagyi • Anna Ouspenskaya • Fedor Ouspensky • Igor Zubkovsky #ButlerPhilharmonic #ScottEWoodard #SteveRobinson #Beethoven #Eroica #SymphonyNo3 #Orchestra #ClassicalMusic #MMAG #ArtistSpotlight #VirtualConcertHalls #SoundEspressivo #MusicInterview #SymphonyOrchestra #BeethovenEroica Reproducir video Reproducir video 00:33 A Masterpiece of Drama Alexis Min-Gi Perrin Pathétique Sonata #piano #youtubeshorts #classicalmusic Pianist Alexis Min-Gi Perrin delivers a compelling performance of Beethoven's Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Op. 13 "Pathétique", one of the most iconic works of the piano repertoire. Combining dramatic intensity, lyrical expression, and powerful contrasts, this masterpiece showcases Beethoven's revolutionary spirit and emotional depth. Through technical command and artistic sensitivity, Alexis brings this timeless work vividly to life. #AlexisMinGiPerrin #Beethoven #Pathetique #Piano #PianoSonata #ClassicalMusic #Pianist #MusicShorts #YouTubeShorts Reproducir video Reproducir video 28:05 Magnificent Nine! Beethoven Symphony No. 3 Part 5 Continuing with our series of programs dedicated to Beethoven's Nine Symphonies. Today, Anna Ouspenskaya and Chris Ka Long Au explore Symphony No. 3. After watching part of the film, stay tuned for an engaging discussion. Beethoven’s Third Symphony, Eroica, marks a decisive break from Classical convention. Monumental in scale and ambition, it expands sonata form, intensifies harmonic tension, and treats thematic material with unprecedented developmental weight. The symphony is driven by bold rhythmic motives, abrupt contrasts, and a pervasive sense of struggle and transformation. Originally conceived in a heroic vein, Eroica presents not triumph alone but conflict, loss, and hard-won resolution, establishing a new model for the symphony as a dramatic and philosophical statement. More about Architects of Music: https://www.youtube.com/@thearchitectsofmusic BEETHOVEN’S UNIVERSE In this ongoing series, Lawrence Rapchak examines each movement of Beethoven’s symphonies, revealing their inner structures and illuminating the architecture of each complete work. No other program about Beethoven’s symphonies has been created in this fashion, and it is our hope to present all nine of these masterpieces in the coming months. To accompany the audio in each episode, the Virtual Concert Halls team has created a visually engaging experience. The visuals include composer portraits, full scores and piano reductions with highlighted passages, performance photos, landscapes to support the narrative, and curated images of Beethoven himself. Created by New Media Productions Worldwide and Virtual Concert Halls Written and Narrated by Lawrence Rapchak Audio Producer & Mix Engineer: Steve Robinson Movie Director: Anna Ouspenskaya Assistant Director & Storyboard: Frane Rušinović Animation, Motion Graphic & Design: Miro Dobrović (dPhoto Studio) Audio Engineer: Eric Arunas Video Editing: Frane Rušinović, Miro Dobrović, Igor Zubkovsky Music: Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia, Bela Drahos, conductor (Naxos Records) Script content copyright © Lawrence Rapchak, 2021 Cargar más UPCOMING EVENTS Concertos and Arias with Orchestra Instrumental and Ensemble Orchestra Mnahttan at Carnegie Hall Judges Composers Call for Scores Awards Carnegie for Composers colORCHESTRA Cairo Opera Orchestra Call for Orchestral Scores Your Quartet at Carnegie and on Album Albums Solo and Ensemble What is Laureate Gala? Season 2022-23 VCHS Season Reproducir video Reproducir video 01:18:24 Sound Espressivo Laureate Recital Series. William Yeh, violin 9:53 Sound Espressivo 2021 Laureate William Yeh, violin, is presented in a solo Recital. Accompanied by Akiko Chiba, piano Program: 10:20 Bartók – Romanian Folk Dances 17:36 Mozart – Violin Sonata No.23 in A major K.305 27:44 Kreisler – Syncopation 30:50 Tchaikovsky – Sérénade mélancolique in B-flat minor, Op.26 41:10 Sarasate – Zapateado, Op.23 45:10 Dvořák – Songs My Mother Taught Me, B.104, Op.55 50:00 Paganini (arr. F. Kreisler) – La Campanella, Op.7 1:00:01 Interview with Dr. Anna Ouspenskaya William Yeh (12), born in London, currently studies with Professor Naoko Tanaka at Juilliard Pre-College. William is grateful for having received generous/full scholarship awards from various musical institutes, including 2019 HeifetzPEG (Program for Exceptionally Gifted, USA; as the youngest violinist that year) and 2022 Aspen Music Festival And School. William has performed and won top prizes in various international competitions, including first prizes (Junior Division) at 2020 Philadelphia International Music Festival Concerto Competition (USA), 2021 EUROASIA International Violin Competition (Japan), 2022 NOMEA International Violin Competition (Italy), and most recently, 2022 New York Chamber Players Orchestra Concerto Competition (USA). William was also awarded Young Artist Awards at 2020 Singapore Violin Festival (Singapore) and 2021 Busan Maru International Music Festival Concerto Competition (South Korea); and the 2nd Prize (Age Group of 11-15) at 2022 Hong Kong International Young Musicians Competition (Hong Kong). Additionally, William has performed at venues, such as Carnegie Hall (New York), Harris Concert Hall (Colorado), Mellon Hall (Philadelphia), National Concert and Recital Halls (Taiwan), and San Vito al Tagliamento Auditorium (Italy). Most recently, William performed with internationally renowned pianist Akiko Chiba, Jinhee Park, Jeong-Eun Lee, Grammy Award-nominated pianist Mark Livshits, and internationally renowned violinist Svetlana Makarova and Accademia d’Archi Arrigoni under the baton of Maestro Giancarlo Guarino. William will perform as a violin soloist in New York with the NYCP Orchestra for the season of 2022-23. Prior to Juilliard Pre-College, William studied with Professor Chengtu Su (Taipei National University of the Arts, Taiwan), Professor Qian Zhou (Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, Singapore), and violinist Sirena Huang (USA). William performed at the masterclasses with Italian-German-American Grammy-winning violinist Augustin Hadelich (USA), Professor Itzhak Rashkovsky (Ukraine/Israel), Professor Kyung-Sun Lee (South Korea), and the Grammy Award-winning Parker Quartet (USA). Also, William has been mentored by violinist Pieter Schoeman (Concertmaster of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, UK). Besides playing the violin, William enjoys playing chess, badminton, and ice-skating, as well as singing and dancing in musicals. He played “Rolf” in “The Sound of Music” at the Auditorium of CKS (Chiang Kai-Shek) Memorial Hall and starred as “Peter Pan” in “Peter Pan” at USC (Shih-Chien University) Concert Hall. William has also been awarded the Ouspensky Fund “Conducting” Award and is receiving conducting apprenticeship from Maestro Giacomo Franci, the Artistic Director and the Conductor of The New York Chamber Players Orchestra. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SOUND ESPRESSIVO CREATES BROAD AND UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES PERFORMERS, TEACHERS, MANAGERS, CONCERT AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. PERFORM FROM ANY LOCATION BROADCAST ON EVERY MAJOR VIDEO PLATFORM EXPAND YOUR SKILLS, REACH YOUR AUDIENCE, BOOST YOUR CAREER Join one-of-a-kind music events that reinvent the concert stage! To learn more about VCHS visit: https://virtualconcerthalls.com/ To learn more about Sound Espressivo and the upcoming Competitions, Auditions, and concerts visit: https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Today's LIVE Broadcast is hosted by Anna Ouspenskaya and brought to you by the VCHS Production Team: Fedor Ouspensky, Frane Rušinović, Chris Au, and Igor Zubkovsky. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Reproducir video Reproducir video Annabelle Wei Reproducir video Reproducir video 27:15 Message to Contestants Message to Contestants from the Sound Espressivo Competition's Judges and music managers Reproducir video Reproducir video 41:02 colORCHESTRA announcing Winners of the Auditions The colORCHESTRA Open Auditions are presented in Partnership with Brilliant Talent Discovery Awards, Progressive Musicians, Virtual Concert Halls, and /kor/ productions Auditions were held for upcoming Concerto Performance Dates: FEBRUARY 17th & 19th, 2023 Western New York Chamber Orchestra Glen Cortese, Conductor This uniquely-designed audition is open to musicians of all ages who are available for soloist engagements within the 2022-23 and 2023-24 concert seasons. Selected artists will be awarded an appearance opportunity to perform solo with esteemed professional orchestras from around the world. We thank the esteemed International Panel of Judges, for sharing their time and expertise with auditionees, through their constructive supportive comments which they provided live during the Final Round of the Auditions, and through the process of selecting the Winners: Gevorg Sargsyan, conductor, cello Johanna Moffitt, soprano James Welch, piano, conductor Lisa Layman, soprano, Executive Director, WNYCO Orchestra Glen Cortese conductor, Music Director of WNYCO Orchestra Come and join a supportive, inclusive environment that values professionalism, creativity, personal expression, and the joy that comes from making music! This two-tiered audition has no accompanying requirements, is readily accessible by video submissions, and there is no time limit imposed on the selections that competitors choose to present—we want YOU to show us what you feel you do BEST! ~~~~~~~~ Today's LIVE Broadcast is brought to you by hosts Anna Ouspenskaya and Chris Au, and the VCHS Production Team: Fedor Ouspensky, Frane Rušinović and Igor Zubkovsky. Learn more by visiting: https://www.btdawards.com/ https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/colorchestra-auditions https://www.progressivemusicians.com/ https://www.korproductions.org/ https://virtualconcerthalls.com/ https://www.wnychamberorchestra.com/ Cargar más Competencia Jueces Premios Solicitud Sound Espressivo 2021 Reproducir video Reproducir video 57:31 "How to be a courageous musician" | Avguste Antonov Hosted by Sound Espressivo Competition Judge and co-host: Chris Au In this broadcast, we explore how to be courageous as a musician not only in your artistry but in the business side of being a professional. This is something that's very admirable and respectable about Avguste Antonov - his tenacity, perseverance, sincerity, and dedication to making sure his career is forged by him. Check out his website at www.avgusteantonov.com This is a series curated by Virtual Concert Halls for the 2021 Sound Espressivo Global Competition. For more information on application, visit our website at www.soundespressivocompetition.com ______________________________ Born in Bulgaria, Avguste Antonov studied piano in Bulgaria (Dobrich), France (Ecole Normale de Paris, Conservatoire de Bordeaux Jacques Thibaud) and the United States (2000: University of Missouri-Kansas City; 2001-2004: University of Kansas; 2006-2008: Texas Christian University). He studied under the guidance of Alain Motard, Herve N'Kaoua, Robert Weirich, Stanislav Ioudenitch, Jack Winerock and Tamas Ungar. Avguste Antonov also had the privilege of taking masterclasses with Gerhard Oppitz, Jean-Claude Pennetier, Olivier Gardon, Grigory Sokolov, Olga Kern, Laure Favre Kahn, Anton Nel, Roman Rudnytsky and Yoheved Kaplinsky. In addition to performing, Avguste Antonov is active as lecturer and has presented lectures for the Carrollton Music Teachers Association, Frisco Music Teachers Association, Kansas Music Teachers Association, Oklahoma Music Teachers Association, Wisconsin Music Teachers Association and the Colburn Piano Summer Festival. He is an adjudicator for various international competitions including the ENKOR Piano Competition, the Sound Espressivo Global Competition , the Music International Grand Prix, North American Virtuoso International Music Competition, Royal Music Indonesia 2021, Grand Maestro International Music Competition and World Classical Music Awards In 2021, Avguste Antonov was named on the advisory board of the Sound Espressivo Global Competition. Reproducir video Reproducir video 33:31 Sound Espressivo Experience Sound Espressivo is a competition EXPERIENCE created by a community of musicians, music educators, music managers. Our purpose is to make a difference for young musicians, for teachers, parents of music students. We are here to EMPOWER with new tools, ENRICH with new mindset, EXPAND horizons of what's possible, what it takes for a modern artist to create joy and success. Many aspects of the Competition are very new, learn what they are and i may fit your vision. Immediate feedback from Judges Internet TV live performance on a virtual stage Live interactions Prizes designed to keep giving more experience and opportunities for performance and study Opportunity to connect with likeminded people and form long lasting collaborations Apply by November 30 https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/home Reproducir video Reproducir video 32:38 A Conductor's Perspective | Massimiliano Donninelli "What's the relationship between Traditional and New Repertoire?" Maestro Massimiliano Donninelli is an esteemed member of the 2021 Sound Espressivo Global Competition. He will be speaking with us about his perspective as a conductor on traditional and new music. This promises to be a fascinating discussion! Apply now for the 2021 Sound Espressivo Global Competition at www.soundespressivocompetition.com ___________________________________________________ Massimiliano Donninelli represents one of the best performers of his generation. Since the beginning of his career he has dedicated himself to contemporary music, considered as privileged to live in his time and to immerse himself in the repertoire of Tradition. As a conductor of a classical and modern repertoire he has collaborated with prestigious festivals in Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Slovenia, Croatia, Portugal, United Kingdom, United States, Switzerland, Austria, Finland, Holland, Canada, Serbia, Moldova, Greece . He has collaborated with prestigious artists such as Luciano Berio, Valeria Moriconi, Brett Deubner and many others, conducting the orchestra as the Bel'Arte Orchestra (Paris), Southern Illinois Symphony Orchestra, National Philharmonic Orchestra "Serghei Lunchevici", National TeleRadio Orchestra - Moldova, National Choir "Moldova". At the same time, he dedicates himself to the composition and his works are performed in Italy, Germany, Slovenia, France, Croatia, Brazil, Spain, United States, broadcast by RssSky, Rete A, Telequattro, RadioVaticana, RAI, United Nations Radio (Colombia), Discovery Channel, RadioShalom, RTVSlovenija (Koper). He has recorded for CBC, Rai, Rai-Slo, RNE, Rusty Records, Palomar Records, Radio-Moldova, RadioFrance. Massimiliano Donninelli is distinguished by a special interpretative sensitivity and dedication to the composer's idea through a deep and particularly respectful knowledge of the score. Reproducir video Reproducir video 01:44:12 Sound Espressivo presents "Judging Modern Competitions" Panel Discussion Music competitions often are a target of a lot of criticism. What is wrong with modern music competitions? How did the changes in music competitions scene over past 20-30 years affect the judging? What are the most common challenges for Judges? What are possible improvements and solutions? How does Sound Espressivo address the known issues? Apply by November 30 https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ Judging modern music competitions certainly is a different task from what it meant for artists and music educators 20, 30, or 50 years ago. Things changed, and the changes are dramatic. There are many more competitions nowadays than a handful of major ones which dominated the field back a couple of decade ago. There are many different formats, a huge variety of different sets of requirements, and an even larger variety of awards and other benefits which today's competitions offer. And surely there are many issues and challenges which all people involve must face and resolve when participating in a competition. That includes not only contestants but also the Judges and organizers. Today's Panel topics are centered around the challenges particular to judging modern music competitions. Moderated by Avguste Antonov, piano, France, Sound Espressivo Board member Panelists: Anzel Gerber, cello, Austria Pierre Beaudry, guitar, Canada Olivier Chassain, guitar, France Who are the panelists: Pianist Avguste Antonov is an adjudicator for various international competitions including the ENKOR Piano Competition , the Sound Espressivo Global Competition, the Music International Grand Prix , North American Virtuoso International Music Competition , Royal Music Indonesia 2021 , Grand Maestro International Music Competition and World Classical Music Awards In 2021, Avguste Antonov was named on the advisory board of the Sound Espressivo Global Competition He has performed all over the World. He premieres at venues across North America and over the years he has worked with composers Carter Pann, Gregory Hutter, Michael Colgrass, Raina Murnak, Matthew Lewis, Till Meyn, Matthew Saunders, Robert Rollin, William Vollinger and others. Cellist Anzél Gerber, is performing on internationally renowned stages as soloist and chamber musician. Her passion for teaching served as inspiration to obtain her PhD and to conduct post-doctoral research in the field of cello training for gifted young cellists in Asia, USA and Europe. She regularly presents master classes at universities and festivals Canadian guitarist Pierre Beaudry performs through the world. His extensive concert career takes him to Europe, North America, China and South East Asia, where his solo performances are acclaimed both by the public and the press. He has been on the music faculties of three universities in Quebec, Canada (Concordia, Bishop’s and Sherbrooke) He was recently appointed as professor of guitar at the Tiziano Rossetti International Music Academy in Lugano, Switzerland. French guitarist Olivier Chassain was born in Paris in 1957. Today, his triple professional activity makes him simultaneously lead a career as an active international concert performer, a career as composer who enjoys seeing his works performed and published, and a career as guitar teacher at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris (Cnsmdp) Reproducir video Reproducir video 01:04:17 Mira Kardan, cello - Sound Espressivo Laureates' Recital Program: Bach - Cello Suite No.4 in E-flat Major, BWV 1010 4:11 Allemande 7:06 Courante 9:31 Sarabande 12:15 Gigue 18:17 Beethoven - Sonata in A Major, Op. 69 (I. Allegro ma non tanto) 33:53 Tchaikovsky - Pezzo Capriccioso, Op. 62 41:29 Pablo Casals - Song of the Birds 44:19 Sulkhan Tsintsadze - Chonguri (from Five Pieces on Folk Themes) Accompanied by Micah Yui, piano Fourteen-year Mira Kardan attends the Colburn School where she studies with acclaimed cellist Clive Greensmith. She began her cello studies in the Colburn Community School with Nancy Yamagata at age five. Mira has attended summer programs including the Heifetz Institute and Indiana University’s Summer String Academy. At the Colburn School, Mira has served as principal cello of the Community School’s String Orchestra and has been selected to play on the bi-annual Honors Recital. Additionally, her piano trio was chosen as for the School’s Honors Chamber Ensemble program. Her trio has won first place on two occasions in the regional division of MTAC’s VOCE competition. Now a member of Colburn’s prestigious Music Academy for gifted young artists, Mira participates in a comprehensive program of musical studies that include music theory, history, lessons and ensembles. Additionally, Mira has had the opportunity to study cello and chamber music with Hans Jensen, Amir Eldan, Peter Stumpf, Fabio Bidini, Susan Moses, and the Calidore Quartet. Mira is currently in the ninth grade at the Geffen Academy at UCLA. Her interests include reading, writing, and listening to music of all genres. She also enjoys travelling and experiencing new international cuisines. Mira lives in Los Angeles with her parents and beloved rescue dog, Daisy. Please support musicians and this concert series here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/vchs20 Reproducir video Reproducir video 50:37 News from Sound Espressivo past Winners Join us for Interviews with exciting news from Sound Espressivo past Winners! Learn what happened is their music journey and life since 2020 when they impressed the International Panel of SEC Judges and received highest honors at the First Sound Espressivo Competition. Please post your comments and questions! We will bring them on screen for our guests to respond Apply by November 30 https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/application Learn more about past Winners https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/2020-laureates-and-winners Reproducir video Reproducir video 30:22 Prizewinners: One Year Later | Yerko Difonis & Artem Kopylov | Hosted by Chris Au What have our fantastic prizewinners been up to this year? What kind of projects have they started to work on? Find out what has been inspiring them since their success at the 2020 Sound Espressivo Global Competition! Apply by November 30 at www.soundespressivocompetition.com for our 2021 edition of the Sound Espressivo Global Competition! ______________________________________________ Yerko Difonis is the first student born blind and partially deaf to pursue a master of music degree in piano performance at Mason Gross School of the Arts (MGSA). He has primarily used braille to learn music and it is an incredible pleasure to hear him play. Difonis’s family emigrated to the United States in 2000 on a temporary visa in search of educational resources for their son. They lived in New Jersey, then Brooklyn, N.Y., and finally Staten Island, N.Y. While in Brooklyn, they were connected with Lighthouse International, now Lighthouse Guild, where he was a member of the children’s program. Difonis learned Braille and enrolled in the Filomen M. D’Agostino Greenberg Music School for those with vision loss. ___ Young Steinway Artist Artem Kopylov is an avid music ambassador, and is currently studying with Prof. Olga Chichova, one of the most celebrated and sought-after teachers in Toronto. A recipient of the Canadian Young Artist Standards of Excellence Awards Winner Notice, Artem is a winner of numerous national and international competitions for young pianists, performing with symphony orchestras in Toronto, Burlington, Moscow, and others. He is a first prize winner and laureate of the Steinway and Sons (New York City), GOCAA (Boston), 18th Nutcracker (Moscow) piano competitions, and others. Artem’s performances have been broadcast on Canadian national television by CBC and Radio-Canada. He has participated at festivals in Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Canada, U.S.A., Russia, and has taken master classes with prestigious pianists, including Dmitri Bashkirov, Marina Mdivani, Akiko Ebi, André Laplante, Bernd Goetzke, Bernd Glemser, Boris Petrushansky, Grigory Gruzman, Pavel Nersessian, Valeri Piasetski, and Stanislav Igolinsky. He has given recitals in halls such as Carnegie, Boston Conservatory, Tchaikovsky, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, and others. Reproducir video Reproducir video 48:58 Mio Imai, violin - Sound Espressivo Laureates' Recital Accompanied by Mark Livshits, piano 3:16 Lalo - Symphonie Espagnole (I. Allegro non troppo) Bach - Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041 10:56 Allegro 14:33 Andante 20:19 Allegro assai 24:04 Paganini - Caprice No. 9 27:29 Michael Daugherty - Viva for Violin 31:55 Grigoras Dinicu/Jascha Heifetz - Hora Staccato 37:52 Interview with Mio Imai Violinist Mio Imai (10), student of Kimberly Fisher, won in various competitions and made solo orchestra debut at age 9. She was nominated as finalist in the 2020 Philadelphia Orchestra Albert M. Greenfield Competition. Please support musicians and this concert series here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/vchs20 Sound Espressivo 2020 Reproducir video Reproducir video 27:15 Message to Contestants Reproducir video Reproducir video 51:25 Artist Portrait and Interview with Sound Espressivo Judge Donna Weng Friedman Pianist Donna Weng Friedman speaks with the program host Anna Ouspenskaya about Donna’s pandemic EP which will be released on May 1, 2021 in support of AAPI community during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Musical selections: 8:19 Chopin - Waltz in C-sharp minor 29:57 Chinary Ung - Space Between the Fish and the Moon Press release. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Heritage and Harmony: Silver Linings, an Album Spotlighting Music by Under- Represented Composers, Will Be Released on May 1st New EP Featuring AAPI/BIPOC Artists Aims to Promote Understanding and Tolerance and Combat Racism New York, NY—April 26, 2021 On May 1st, pianist and music producer Donna Weng Friedman will be releasing the EP album Heritage and Harmony: Silver Linings. The album, which will be available on Spotify, Amazon, Tidal and other online outlets, is intended as a response to the wave of violence against Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) individuals, and aims to promote understanding and tolerance among people of all backgrounds. It features Ms. Weng Friedman and soprano Indira Mahajan performing music by composers Margaret Bonds, Beata Moon, Florence B. Price, and Chinary Ung. The performers and composers are all members of the AAPI and/or BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) communities. https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/donnawengfriedman/heritage-and-harmony-silver-linings The album’s release date is timed to coincide with the start of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. “I am an Asian American concert pianist, and like so many of us, my heart aches from the ongoing hate crimes against our AAPI community,” says Ms. Weng Friedman. “Each piece on this EP album helped get me through the pandemic year, which started with my being assaulted on the street of New York City for being Asian, and ended with my entire family getting sick with COVID-19.” All proceeds from the album will be donated to the Korean American Community Foundation (KACF) an organization that supports the AAPI community through philanthropy and education. “The KAFC is committed to fighting for diversity, equity and inclusion, and will not tolerate racism on any level,” notes Ms. Weng Friedman. “I learned an incredible amount from their virtual information sessions, talks and panels over the last year.” She adds, “My hope is that this album will resonate with people of all ethnicities who are looking for a way to help support our AAPI community. By listening to each track on Heritage and Harmony: Silver Linings, they can enjoy the glorious music of incredible but under-represented BIPOC composers and musicians while also making a small but valuable contribution to the AAPI community.” For more information, contact: Donna Weng Friedman donnawengfriedman@gmail.com Reproducir video Reproducir video 53:21 Sadie Goodman, flute - Sound Espressivo Laureates' Recital Program: 2:57 Jules Mouquet - La Flûte de Pan (I. Pan et Les Bergers) 7:33 Katherine Hoover - Winter Spirits 11:59 Mozart - Flute Concerto No. 1 in G Major, K.313 (I. Allegro maestoso) 28:12 Paganini - Caprice No. 24 in A minor “Quasi presto” 34:03 Ibert - Flute Concerto (I. Allegro) 38:55 Georges Hüe (1858 – 1948) - Fantaisie for flute and piano (1913) 46:54 Interview with Sadie Goodman Sadie Goodman, 16, studies with Adrianne Greenbaum. At age 14 she was the 2018 winner of the prestigious Alexander Buono International Flute Competition, debuting at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall.  She has been Principal Flutist with the Norwalk Youth Orchestra, the youngest to hold this position, for three years, and has won numerous competitions and concerto appearances including the NY Flute Club Young Musicians Contest and concertos with the Norwalk Symphony, and the American Chamber Orchestra. Sadie was selected to perform in numerous master classes in NYC and in Juilliard’s Woodwind Virtual Seminar this past summer, and is a graduate of Burkart Academy. Please support musicians and this concert series here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/vchs20 Reproducir video Reproducir video 01:04:17 Mira Kardan, cello - Sound Espressivo Laureates' Recital Program: Bach - Cello Suite No.4 in E-flat Major, BWV 1010 4:11 Allemande 7:06 Courante 9:31 Sarabande 12:15 Gigue 18:17 Beethoven - Sonata in A Major, Op. 69 (I. Allegro ma non tanto) 33:53 Tchaikovsky - Pezzo Capriccioso, Op. 62 41:29 Pablo Casals - Song of the Birds 44:19 Sulkhan Tsintsadze - Chonguri (from Five Pieces on Folk Themes) Accompanied by Micah Yui, piano Fourteen-year Mira Kardan attends the Colburn School where she studies with acclaimed cellist Clive Greensmith. She began her cello studies in the Colburn Community School with Nancy Yamagata at age five. Mira has attended summer programs including the Heifetz Institute and Indiana University’s Summer String Academy. At the Colburn School, Mira has served as principal cello of the Community School’s String Orchestra and has been selected to play on the bi-annual Honors Recital. Additionally, her piano trio was chosen as for the School’s Honors Chamber Ensemble program. Her trio has won first place on two occasions in the regional division of MTAC’s VOCE competition. Now a member of Colburn’s prestigious Music Academy for gifted young artists, Mira participates in a comprehensive program of musical studies that include music theory, history, lessons and ensembles. Additionally, Mira has had the opportunity to study cello and chamber music with Hans Jensen, Amir Eldan, Peter Stumpf, Fabio Bidini, Susan Moses, and the Calidore Quartet. Mira is currently in the ninth grade at the Geffen Academy at UCLA. Her interests include reading, writing, and listening to music of all genres. She also enjoys travelling and experiencing new international cuisines. Mira lives in Los Angeles with her parents and beloved rescue dog, Daisy. Please support musicians and this concert series here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/vchs20 Reproducir video Reproducir video 48:58 Mio Imai, violin - Sound Espressivo Laureates' Recital Accompanied by Mark Livshits, piano 3:16 Lalo - Symphonie Espagnole (I. Allegro non troppo) Bach - Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041 10:56 Allegro 14:33 Andante 20:19 Allegro assai 24:04 Paganini - Caprice No. 9 27:29 Michael Daugherty - Viva for Violin 31:55 Grigoras Dinicu/Jascha Heifetz - Hora Staccato 37:52 Interview with Mio Imai Violinist Mio Imai (10), student of Kimberly Fisher, won in various competitions and made solo orchestra debut at age 9. She was nominated as finalist in the 2020 Philadelphia Orchestra Albert M. Greenfield Competition. Please support musicians and this concert series here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/vchs20 Reproducir video Reproducir video 41:55 Ryan Huang, piano - Sound Espressivo Laureates' Recital Program: 3:07 Bach - Sinfonia No.15 in B minor, BWV 801 4:48 Mendelssohn - Song without Words in G minor, Op.102 No.4 7:29 Mendelssohn - Song without Words in F sharp minor, Op.67 No.2 10:05 Tchaikovsky - Valse de salon, Op.51 No.1 15:14 Tchaikovsky - Polka peu dansante, Op.51 No.2 19:50 Rachmaninoff - Humoresque, Op. 10 No.5 Ryan Huang, 10 years old, is a student of Dr. Olga Chichova at Canada Academy of Music and Arts. He is a recipient of Canadian Young Artist Standards of Excellence Award. Ryan participated in numerous recitals, competitions, festivals, and master classes worldwide. He is enthusiastic about performing on stage. Ryan has performed in renowned concert halls such as Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall in New York City, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Hall, and Wuhan Qintai Grand Theater. Please support musicians and this concert series here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/vchs20 Reproducir video Reproducir video 43:59 Simon Yao, piano - Sound Espressivo Laureates' Recital Program: Bach - French Suite No.6 in E major, BWV 817 3:37 Allemande, 5:06 Courante 6:02 Gigue 7:51 Schubert - Impromptu in E-flat Major, Op. 90 No. 2 13:17 Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu in C-sharp minor, Op. 66 19:11 Alyabyev/Liszt - Nightingale 24:19 Prokofiev - Prelude in C Major, Op. 12 No. 7 "The Harp" 27:05 Debussy - Jardins Sous La Pluie (Gardens in the Rain), from Estampes Simon Yao, 9 years old, is a fourth-grade student from Southern California. He began playing piano at the age of 6. Simon attends the Colburn School where he studies with Jeffery Lavner. Simon has won MTAC’s Contemporary Festival Competition for two consecutive years since participating in 2019. He was the laureate and first place winner in the 2020 Sound Espressivo Global Competition. In January 2021, he won the 1st prize in Russian Souvenir International Youth Piano Competition. At the Colburn School, Simon has made frequent appearances at the Friday Night Recitals as one of the youngest performers. As a recipient of the President’s Volunteer Service Award, he also enjoys being engaged in bringing the gift of music to the community. Please support musicians and this concert series here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/vchs20 Reproducir video Reproducir video 54:41 SEC presents Piano Masterclass with Avguste Antonov on Haydn - Sonata in A-flat Major, Hob XVI 46 In collaboration with Virtual Concert Halls and the Sound Espressivo Competition, concert pianist Avguste Antonov is offering virtual piano masterclasses. Each masterclass will have a theme (for example, a specific composer or a specific style) and participants would also be able to request for their masterclass to focus on a specific topic The first masterclass was held on April 3, 2020. The next one is scheduled for June 5, 2021. Please sign up as a Participant or Observer here: https://avgusteantonov.com/virtual-masterclasses 01:14 Elaine Lim performs Haydn - Sonata in A-flat Major, Hob.XVI:46 7:37 Masterclass About Sound Espressivo Competition = https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/ ====== Born in Bulgaria, Avguste Antonov studied piano in Bulgaria (Dobrich), France (Ecole Normale de Paris, Conservatoire de Bordeaux Jacques Thibaud) and the United States (2000: University of Missouri-Kansas City; 2001-2004: University of Kansas; 2006-2008: Texas Christian University). Pianist Avguste Antonov is at home in all repertoire, with a special interest for the 20th and 21st century music. He has performed World and USA premieres at venues across North America and over the years, he has worked with composers Carter Pann, Gregory Hutter, Michael Colgrass, Raina Murnak, Matthew Lewis, Till Meyn, Matthew Saunders, Robert Rollin, William Vollinger and others. Avguste Antonov has performed recitals all over the United States, including in Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Florida, Pennsylvania, Texas, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee . He has been featured as soloist with many ensembles including the San Jose State University Wind Symphony, the San Jose Wind Symphony, the University City Symphony, the Alton Symphony Orchestra, the Tulsa Camerata, the Lakeland Community Orchestra, the Jewish Community Orchestra-Portland and the South Kansas Symphony. Concertos performed include Schumann Piano Concerto, Rachmaninoff 2nd, McDowell 2nd, Liszt 2nd, Ravel in G, Gershwin in F, Gershwin "Rhapsody in Blue", Carter Pann "Concerto Logic" and Matthew Saunders "Piano Concerto". In addition to performing, Avguste Antonov is active as lecturer and has presented lectures for the Carrollton Music Teachers Association, Frisco Music Teachers Association, Kansas Music Teachers Association, Oklahoma Music Teachers Association and Wisconsin Music Teachers Association. He is an adjudicator for various competitions including the ENKOR Piano Competition, the Sound Espressivo Global Competition and the Music International Grand Prix. Previous seasons highlights include a recital at the Bulgarian Ambassador Residence in Washington, DC, the performance of Carter Pann "Concerto Logic" with the San Jose State University Wind Ensemble, a live performance for the Kansas Public Radio, the World and US Premiere of Matthew Saunders "Piano Concerto" with the University City Symphony (University City, MO) and the Lakeland Community Orchestra (Kirtland, OH). Since April 2019 Avguste Antonov resides in France. During the year 2019-2020, he was piano professor at the school of music "Couleur Musique" and since September 2020, he is professor of piano and accompaniment at the Conservatoire de Châteaubriant. Semifinales y finales TIEMPO REAL ¡Todos actúan en tiempo real EN VIVO frente a un distinguido panel de jueces y una audiencia mundial! TV por Internet Producción proporcionada por Salas de conciertos virtuales Virtual Concert Halls ofrece la experiencia de tecnología de transmisión en vivo más optimizada, sin complicaciones y de vanguardia. Nuestras transmisiones de calidad televisiva son presentadas por Virtual Concert Halls , una empresa pionera fundada por músicos de renombre internacional y expertos en producción y tecnología musical. Virtual Concert Halls garantiza la mejor calidad de audio y visual posible y se compromete a mantenerse a la vanguardia en todo lo relacionado con la transmisión en vivo. 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Watch LIVE Semifinals of Sound Espressivo 2021 Sound Espressivo Competition LIVE Semifinals are here! Nearly 100 musicians from around the entire globe were selected by the International Judges Panel. They are taking virtual stage performing LIVE! Judges commenting live on-air. Please support live music perfuming and courageous musicians by sharing, reposting, and inviting people to watch and to comment! If you join us LIVE – we will show your comments onscreen during the applause Sound Espressivo 2021 LIVE! Reproducir video Search videos Buscar video... Sound Espressivo Gala and Announcement of Winners Reproducir video SEC Finals. Session 1, Age group 26+. January 29 at 10:00 am EST Reproducir video SEC Finals. Session 2, Age groups 15-18 & 19-25. January 29 at 3:00pm EST Reproducir video SEC Finals. Session 3, Age group 10 and under & 11-14. January 29 at 8:00pm EST Reproducir video SEC Finals. Session 4. Age groups 10 and under & 11-14. LIVE, January 30 at 10:00 am. Reproducir video SEC Finals. Session 5, Age group 26+. January 30 at 3:00pm EST Reproducir video SEC Finals. Session 6, Age groups 15-18 & 19-25. January 30 at 8:00pm Reproducir video SEC Semifinals LIVE, Session 5. Saturday, December 18, 2021 Reproducir video

S ound Espressivo Rules, Regulations, Formats Some competitions may have varied requirements for repertory, age, dates, and other, and may award unique Prizes not available in other Competitions. For additional details please read carefully the webpage for that Competition. For additional details about Masters and Masterworks Competition, please see Section 15 below. Download a PDF of Rules here 1. Eligibility Competition is open to classical and jazz musicians of • all nationalities and all ages • all instruments and voice • ensembles and groups of any size and composition For the Preliminary Round applicants must either submit a recent video of their own performance or choose a date on the Application form to audition LIVE through an Internet Broadcast system. Semi Finalists and Finalists MUST be prepared to compete LIVE through Internet Broadcast TV method. Participants for The Sound Espressivo competition must have access to broadband internet with a computer that contains a microphone and video camera. Technical assistance, necessary preparations, consultations, individual remote tech check sessions with Broadcast Producers and Engineers, production of the Broadcast, and Broadcast management are provided by the Sound Espressivo partner, a Virginia based broadcasting and production company Virtual Concert Hals. 2. Competition Rounds Sound Espressivo is held in two rounds: • Preliminary Round • Finals 3. Dates, Deadlines, Application Process Refer to specific Dates and Deadlines stated on the Competition websites, for each Concert Season Contestants apply online through SEC website Portal by filling out the Application Form and completing the payment through SEC payment system online. Payment methods: major credit cards. Additional payment methods can be requested by an applicant, but not guaranteed. All contestants who advance to Finals Round will have to fill out a Registration Form and pay Live Auditions fee by a deadline stated in the Form, in order to confirm their participation in the Final Round. 4. Financial Aid Full and Partial Scholarships covering Application and/or Registration Fees may be awarded to qualified applicants based on need. Inquiries and requests for Financial Aid are considered based on the Applicant’s unique circumstances and the Competition’s ability to provide funds. Financial Aid may be awarded to qualified applicants towards purchasing and/or renting necessary equipment required for quality broadcasting of the Contestant’s performances in Semi Final and Final Rounds ONLY. No Aid will be awarded towards costs for Preliminary Round video submissions. 5. Age Groups, Categories, Instruments SEC accepts all instruments, ages, styles, and voice. In the Preliminary Round of the Competition contestants compete within their respective age groups. Instruments accepted: • Piano • All String Instruments • All Wind Instruments • Guitar • Harp • All Percussion Instruments • All Baroque Instruments • All Ensembles • Voice Eligible music styles and periods: • Baroque (Period instruments) • Classical • Contemporary including performances of original compositions by contestants and all types of “covers”: transcriptions, paraphrases, cadenzas, and other. • Jazz, including improvisations, jingles, mixes, standards, and other. • Music from around the world • Opera and Lieder • Broadway and Light In the Final Round contestants compete within their respective age groups in the following Categories: • 10 and under • 11-14 • 15-18 • Adult (19 and older) 6. Repertory and Time Limits • Contestants are free to choose any repertory, for ALL Rounds; pick what represents you best as a musician. • If you wish to be considered for special Awards check the descriptions on the website and plan your repertory accordingly. Time limits • For all Preliminary Round Auditions Videos time limit is 10 min. • You will not be disqualified for shorter performances • If you choose one composition which is longer than 10 min., you will not be disqualified for overtime • Final Rounds - time limits and repertory requirements vary, please check specific requirements on website. 7. Competition Procedures and Formats SEC is held globally online. Video submissions are allowed only for the Preliminary Round. Final Round is held in the format of a LIVE Internet TV public Broadcast. Technical assistance, necessary technical preparations, consultations, guidance materials (printed, digital, video); individual remote tech check sessions with Broadcast Producers and Engineers, production of the Broadcast, Broadcast management are provided by the Sound Espressivo business partner, Virtual Concert Halls, a Virginia, USA based broadcasting and production company. Videos and Broadcasts of the Competition Rounds are property of Sound Espressivo and Virtual Concert Halls which retain full control of the copyrights. 8. Adjudication process Each Preliminary Audition video is adjudicated by one member of the SEC Judges’ Panel. SEC Judges may provide written comments for video submissions (available upon request) Final Rounds are adjudicated by the Judges Panel consisting of several members. Judges will provide on-air artistic feedback to each contestant immediately after the performance. All decisions by SEC Judges are final and may not be disputed. All decisions by companies-sponsors of Prizes and Awards are made by the respective companies’ representatives and are final. 9. Prizes and Awards • Each Contestants will receive Judges' comments (written for video submissions, live onscreen for live performances) • Certificate of Participation. Laureates. Up to 6 (Six) Laureates will be chosen by the Judges Panel in consultation with SEC Board. Each Laureate Award Package is valued at total of $8,500. Total Award Pool for Laureate Awards is valued at $51,000. Laureates are eligible to receive the following Awards pending Judges Panel decisions: • Laureate Recital Award. Valued at $5,000 each. Full management service from VCHS necessary to provide the Laureate with an opportunity to present a full solo recital on the VCHS Virtual Stage. Each Laureate Recital will be publicly broadcast on all VCHS platforms. Each Laureate Recital will be promoted through VCHS social networks, mailing lists, media. Each Laureate Recital and its promotion campaigns will be serviced by VCHS producers, graphic designers, copywriters, social media specialists, audio/video streaming engineers. Dates of Laureate Recitals TBD • Laureate Interview Award. Valued at $2,000 each. Interview Award provided by VCHS. The Award is aimed at helping Laureates launch their careers, promote their artistry, jump-start their presence as musicians of statute. Each Interview will be professionally scripted and services by VCHS production teams and conducted by VCHS Host in a format of a live broadcast. Each Interview is up to 60 minutes in length. • Laureate Coaching Award. Valued at $1,000 each. Full course on professional streaming/broadcasting technology and methods provided by VCHS. Valued at $1,000 each. • Laureate Profile Award. Valued at $500 each. Professionally designed Artistic Profile on SEC and VCHS websites Laureates are eligible to receive additional Awards sponsored by Companies (check the Prizes Page on SEC website) Winners. Up to 12 (Twelve) Winners will be selected by the Judges Panels to receive Winners Package Award. Judges Panels have a complete discression when selecting Winners. Each Winner Award Package is valued at $3,800. Total Award Pool for Winners Awards is valued at $45,600. Judges Panels may choose up to: One First Place Winner, One Second Place Winner, One Third Place Winner in each Age Category Multiple Honorable Mentions may be awarded. • Winners Concert Award. Valued at $2,000 each. Up to 12 Winners will be selected by the Judges Panel to receive this award. Each Winner is eligible to receive full management service from VCHS necessary to provide the Winner with an opportunity to perform in a group Winners Concert on the VCHS Virtual Stage. Time limit per performer is 20 minutes. • Winner Group Interview Award. Valued at $1,000 each. Group Interview Award is provided by VCHS. The Award is aimed at helping Winners launch their careers, promote their artistry, jump-start their presence as musicians of statute. Each Interview will be professionally scripted and services by VCHS production teams and conducted by VCHS Host in a format of a live broadcast. Each Interview is up to 60 minutes in length and will present no more than 4 Winners. • Winner Group Coaching Award. Valued at $500. Full course on professional streaming/broadcasting technology and methods provided by VCHS. In groups of no more than 6 Winners. • Winner Profile Award. Valued at $300 each. Professionally designed Artistic Profile in a group space on SEC website. Honorable Mentions. Up to 10 (Ten Awards) Valued at $1,000 each. Total Award Pool for these Honorable Mention Awards is up to 10, or up to $10,000. All Finalists who are awarded an Honorable Mention will receive an Honorable Mention Award Package consisting of: Designer Certificate Profile in an Honorable Mention group page on SEC website An invitation to perform in one multicast group concert on VCHS Virtual Stage (time onstage per performer is limited to 5 minutes) Additional Awards and Prizes All applicants are eligible to be selected to compete in Sound Espressivo Live Finals All Finalists, including Laureates, Winners, and Honorable Mentions are eligible and considered to receive scholarship Prizes to participate in masterclasses with distinguished artists around the world. All Finalists are eligible and considered to receive scholarship Prizes for participation in prestigious summer programs and festivals around the World. All Finalists are eligible and considered to receive scholarship Prizes for VCHS Broadcasting Seminar All Semi Finalists and Finalists receive a Designer Certificate reflecting their respective advancements. All Applicants receive Recognition Award sponsored by the iClassical Academy, regardless of their advancement. All Applicants are eligible to receive free passes to observe masterclasses with distinguished artists around the world. Prizes sponsored by international music companies. All Finalists will be considered by SEC sponsoring companies as candidates for the Prizes (check the list of Prizes on SEC website periodic updates as the Competition regularly accepts more eligible Prizes from companies around the World). Sponsored Prizes are awarded by the companies- sponsors' representatives independently from the Judges Panels. Not all Prizes may be awarded. Companies’ decisions are final. Cash Awards. All Finalists, Winners, and Laureates are eligible and will be considered as candidates to receive cash Awards. Specific amounts of each category of cash Awards will be determined and announced by the SEC Board as soon as practical, for each Season. Your family and friends can watch your live performance and cheer in real time. Your performance will be recorded, and your friends will be able to see it after that date. If you choose to submit a video, it will be premiered on our channels and available for replays. 10. Prizes sponsored by Partner Companies Sponsor Companies’ Awards are posted publicly on the SEC website, for each Season. The list of Partner Companies and the Prizes is updated on a regular basis, please check periodically the Prizes and Awards page on the website for the most up-to-date information. Partner-sponsored Prizes include possibilities to receive: • Performance engagements, Management services, • Scholarships for prestigious music festivals and summer programs Scholarships for masterclasses and courses • Coaching programs for musicians in career planning, social media for musicians, professional topics of musicians’ health and wellbeing • Scholarships for access to professional and educational resources Professional audio and video recording services • Professional web design services specific to musicians and artists Graphic design services for performing artists. • All Finalists will be considered by SEC sponsoring companies as candidates for the Prizes (check the list of Prizes on SEC website periodic updates as the Competition regularly accepts more eligible Prizes from companies around the World). Sponsored Prizes are awarded by the companies-sponsors' representatives independently from the Judges Panels. Not all Prizes may be awarded. Companies’ decisions are final. 11. Teachers’ and Educational Institutions’ recognition Sound Espressivo Competition Board understands the importance of support which students receive from their community, their schools, and especially from their teachers, for them to grow as musicians. As our token of appreciation for the hard and creative work which these people and organizations invest in the students' growth and future, we provide Sound Espressivo Contestants' School and Teacher with a featured space on the Sound Espressivo website. Each Teacher and School will receive a Profile created on the SEC website, including visual branding and individual Teacher’s pictures, we will also provide links for visitors to learn more about these distinguished educators and institutions. 12. Public Broadcasts. Tech requirements and release/consent forms All public broadcasts of the Competition are provided and managed by Virtual Concert Halls, an independent broadcasting and production company registered and headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, USA. VCHS will provide each Contestant with who performs on the public broadcasts of SEC events with instructional materials, individual preparation time and tech checks with streaming producers and staff, and all assistance available, to ensure an even field of the quality technical presentation for all SEC Contestants. Please refer to the “Technical Requirements” section on the website for more detailed information All Contestants, Guests, Teachers, Representatives, others who appear on the VCHS Broadcasts of the SEC events must sign release/consent forms, as required by the Virginia local, the US Federal, and the international laws and regulations governing public Internet TV broadcasts. Please note: Each Contestant’s checking of a BOX on the Application Form constitutes their consent and is in place of a separate signature of a separate form. To review the form, click here Virtual Concert Halls enjoys the “Allow Listed Broadcaster status from the Warner Music Group which provides VCHS broadcasts with protection against getting “muted,” taken down, or otherwise disfigured by WMG Copyrights Department through copyrights claims. VCHS earned the status through its strict adherence to copyrights and international regulations. All those who appear on the SEC public broadcasts provided by VCHS will enjoy the privileged status which comes with the responsibilities for Contestants and others to only perform music which they have the right to perform. 13. Privacy Policy and Consent/Release Form By submitting an Application to any competitions posted on Sound Espressivo website you consent to Privacy Policy and copyrights Release for public broadcasts and other forms of presentations associated with participation on SEC events. SEC Privacy Policy can be reviewed here Consent /Release form can be viewed here 14. Competition Board Sound Espressivo Board of Directors and Advisers is the governing body of the Competition. SEC Board Officers and Members: Anna Ouspenskaya, Secretary Antara Hebbar, Member, Youth Advisor Micah Yui, Member, Adviser Avguste Antonov, Member, Adviser Mellasenah Morris-Edwards, Member, Adviser Michal Szostak, Member, Adviser Section 15 Masters and Masterworks Competition 2023-24 Music for Youth! Call for Scores by living Composers. Performers who wish to present new music. Compositions for Piano, Violin, Cello Winners - Scores and Perfomers - will be presented at the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall Gala Concert on April 1, 2024 Performance at the Carnegie Hall is a Fully Sponsored opportunity, no performance fee required Application Deadline - October 15, 2023 Masters and Masterworks mission is to connect young musicians and living composers on a journey of discovery of Music for Youth! Music for Piano, Violin, or Cello, written for Young Performers. Violin and Cello pieces can be with or without accompaniment. No compositions for chamber ensembles. Compositions for Piano 4Hands are accepted. Awards Up to Three Scores will be selected for a performance at the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall on April 1, 2024, at the Laureates Gala (one composition for Piano, plus one for Violin, plus one for Cello). Up to Three Performers will be selected to perform these compositions at Carnegie Hall. All performances are fully sponsored by Sound Espressivo, Progressive Musicians, and Virtual Concert Halls. There is NO PERFORMANCE FEE required for Winners to perform at the Gala concert at Carnegie Hall (travel and accommodations in NY City are the responsibility of the Winner). In addition to the performance, all Winners (Composers and Performers) will receive: A Carnegie Hall Archival DIGITAL VIDEO of their performance (see Regulations for acceptable uses as per by Carnegie Hall rules) Medal Certificate Full color brochure (digital and printed) Complimentary ticket An Interview by Steve Robinson, a world-renowned producer of Photos Letters of recommendation and other support Professional Portfolio packets available upon request Judges’ decisions are final and cannot be disputed. Not all Prizes may be awarded. Application and Audition Process Preliminary Round Composers sumbit scores. One score per Application. Duration limit - 5 min Performers submit a video of any composition of their choice. Time limit - 10 min Results Composers: Up to 6 scores will be selected for the Final Round (two scores per each instrument) Scores will be published on the websites and made downloadable for Performers. Composers whose pieces were selected will join the Judges Panel as Artistic Advisors (non-voting members). Performers: Up to 12 Finalists will be selected for the Live Round (4 musicians per each instrument). The jury may select Alternates. Finalists will choose a piece which they wish to prepare for the Final Round, from the Finalist scores. Final Round Live performance by 12 Finalists in front of the Judges Panel, on a world-wide Internet TV Broadcast. The Judges Panel includes Composers of the pieces which were selected for the Final Round. Composers and Performers will have an opportunity to meet and get to know each other. Judges from aroud the world provide on-air commentary immediately after each performance. Finalists meet the Judges and can ask questions. Musicians' supporters can write comments which will be shown onscreen. Family and friends can watch and be part of your LIVE performance from anywhere in the world. Performer Finalists will receive Technical Preparation session with VCHS Broadcast Directors and Engineers, in preparation for the broadcast, at no additional cost. More about Broadcast technology for musicians here Age Limits Composers: no age limit Performers: 18 and under Application Fee Composers: $75 Performers: $100 Finals Live fee: $0 Winners Performance at Carnegie Hall fee: $0 Important DATES October 15, 2023 - Composers submit scores and Application Deadline November 05, 2023 - Scores selected for Finals are announced. November 15, 2023 - Performer Application Deadline (submit a video of any composition) December 5, 2023 - 12 Finalists are announced. February 1, 2024 - Registration deadline for the Performers Tech Preparation sessions for Performers February 19-23, 2024 - Tech Preparation sessions for Finalists (no additional fee required) February 24-26, 2024 - Final Round of the Competition APRIL 1, 2024 - Laureates Gala Concert at Weill recital Hall at Carnegie Hall

Acerca de Laureates and Winners Concert Booking Dear Sound Espressivo Laureates and Winners This is your concert booking page To reserve your concert date please use the registration form below Deadline to book your date for 2022-2023 concert season in August 31, 2022 This page will provide you with information and instructions regarding your concert(s) with Sound Espressivo and Virtual Concert Halls Please provide all requested information on time to help our agents and producers with preparing the broadcasts of your performances We are excited to work with all of you again this coming season! Book Your Date Fill all required fields before submitting First Name Last Name Email Phone Enter URL if you have a website Country and State/Province Teacher's name Teacher's contact Teacher's website School's website Upload your publicity picture Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Biography for publicity Repertory to be performed To choose your date click on the SIGN UP button I submitted my date choice on Signup Genius page I agree to the terms & conditions View consent document Submit Thanks for submitting!

Learn how to apply, what to expect, when are the dealines, who can compete, what to play, how to submit a video, categories, age groups, requirements Bienvenido a Sound Espressivo 2021 ¡Las preliminares están aquí! Elige tu fecha 24-25 de abril 29-30 de mayo 26-27 de junio 24-25 de julio 28-29 de agosto 25-26 de septiembre 23-24 de octubre 27-28 de noviembre (verifique los plazos a continuación) Grupos de edad Menores de 10 11-14 15-18 19-25 Adulto (26+) Límite de tiempo para las preliminares: 10 minutos Repertorio - libre elección Medio Piano S tring Instrumentos Instrumentos de viento Guitarra Arpa Instrumentos de percusión Instrumentos barrocos Conjuntos y grupos de cámara Voz Danza Instrumentos tradicionales Inscribirse Escoger Actuación en vivo o Envío de video pregrabado Competitivo o no competitivo Categoría Artística Estilo / período: Barroco, Clásico, Contemporáneo , Jazz Detalles Sonido expresivo Rondas semifinales y finales: Diciembre de 2021 Repertorio - libre elección Límite de tiempo: 10 minutos Más detalles a continuación FECHAS Y PLAZOS Plazo de solicitud 15 de abril Mayo 1 1 ° de Junio 1 de julio Agosto 1 Septiembre 1 1 de octubre 1 de noviembre Fecha de actuación 24-25 de abril 29-30 de mayo 26-27 de junio 24-25 de julio 28-29 de agosto 25-26 de septiembre 23-24 de octubre 27-28 de noviembre MEDIO Instrumentos Piano Todo S tring Instrumentos Todos los instrumentos de viento Guitarra Arpa Todos los instrumentos de percusión Todos los instrumentos barrocos Otro medio de rendimiento Conjuntos y grupos de cámara Voz Danza Instrumentos tradicionales ESCOGER ACTUACIÓN EN VIVO Tarifa de solicitud: $ 80 ¿Qué es? Actuarás en vivo a través de transmisión pública por Internet-TV. Los productores de VCHS te ayudarán con tu tecnología No es necesario descargar ni aprender ningún software Esto no es Zoom, ¡te verás y sonarás genial! ¿Qué obtengo? Su actuación en directo será grabada profesionalmente por ingenieros de radiodifusión. La grabación de su actuación estará disponible en SEC YouTube y otros canales para repeticiones. Puede solicitar una copia de su video de actuación individual (se aplica una tarifa de $ 75) Instrucción grupal sobre transmisión de presentaciones en vivo Verificación técnica individual ESCOGER ENVÍO DE VIDEO DE SU GRABACIÓN Tarifa de solicitud: $ 55 ¿Cómo presento? Puede cargar un archivo de video MP4 o Puede enviar un enlace de YouTube ¿Qué obtengo? Su video se estrenará en YouTube, sitio web, Facebook y otros canales. Su video aparecerá en una galería de videos en el sitio web de la SEC Su video estará disponible para repeticiones después del estreno. Aún puede elegir "Competitivo" y ser considerado para las Semifinales de Sound Espressivo ESCOGER COMPETITIVO ¿Qué hacer? Solicite recibir comentarios de los jueces (escritos para presentaciones de video, o en vivo si eliges actuar en vivo) Solicite ser considerado para las semifinales de la competencia Sound Espressivo en diciembre de 2021 ¿Qué obtengo? Certificado Comentarios de los jueces (escritos para presentaciones de video; en vivo en pantalla para presentaciones en vivo) Puede ser seleccionado para competir en las Semifinales de Sound Espressivo en diciembre de 2021 Los ganadores de las preliminares reciben becas completas para participar en clases magistrales con jueces. Los ganadores de las preliminares reciben becas completas para el seminario de radiodifusión de VCHS ESCOGER NO COMPETITIVO ¿Qué es? Una oportunidad de baja presión para compartir su arte y talento. No serás juzgado ¿Qué obtengo? Certificado Tu familia y amigos pueden ver tu actuación en vivo y animar en tiempo real. Tu actuación será grabada y tus amigos podrán verla después de la fecha. Recibirás un pase gratuito para observar las clases magistrales con los jueces. Si elige enviar un video, se estrenará en nuestros canales y disponible para repeticiones REPERTORIO Y LÍMITES DE TIEMPO Repertorio Eres libre de elegir cualquier repertorio, ¡elige lo que mejor te represente como músico! Consulte a continuación las categorías artísticas. Si elige uno, elija sus piezas para reflejar esa categoría Límites de tiempo Para todas las preliminares, el tiempo límite es de 10 minutos. Mismo límite para videos y presentaciones en vivo Vas a no ser descalificado por actuaciones más cortas Si eliges una composición que dure más de 10 min., no será descalificado por horas extras Rondas semifinales y finales: sin límite de tiempo GRUPOS DE EDAD Y CATEGORÍAS ARTÍSTICAS Grupos de edad Menores de 10 11-14 15-18 19-25 Adulto (26+) Categorías Artísticas Puede elegir una categoría o ninguna Programa Virtuosidad Miniatura Lírico Profundo Rápido Innovador Académico Embajador Ninguno PERIODOS Y ESTILOS MUSICALES ¡Elija dónde prospera! Clásico hasta mediados del siglo XX Barroco (instrumentos de época) Contemporáneo Jazz Musica de todo el mundo Para cantantes Ópera Broadway Canción

¡Aprenda los "aspectos prácticos" sobre cómo se desarrolla la competencia! YouTube Vimeo Facebook Vea nuestros tutoriales en vídeo de 2 minutos con explicaciones! Categorías, Repertorio, Registro, Audiciones Tecnología Planificación, Rondas, Grupos de Edades. ¿Qué es la transmisión en vivo? ¿En qué se diferencia de Zoom Meeting? Y más.

Fondo de la familia Ouspensky Beca de experiencia en conducción Este premio es una beca completa para experimentar una introducción inmersiva a la dirección, desde el primer toque de batuta, hasta un lugar en un podio dirigiendo una orquesta. Un Finalista de Sound Espressivo que sea elegido para recibir este Premio tendrá la oportunidad de trabajar con un director destacado durante un período de varios meses, después de lo cual tendrá la oportunidad de dirigir una orquesta sinfónica profesional. Este premio fue establecido por Ouspensky Family Fund con el propósito de ayudar a los jóvenes músicos a iniciarse en la dirección y descubrir nuevos talentos a través de la experiencia, la forma en que el director ruso Michail Ouspensky fue descubierto por Yuri Ahronovitch , uno de los grandes directores ruso-israelíes de el siglo XX ¿Qué es la Beca de Experiencia de Conducta? 5 realización de lecciones durante un período de 5 meses. Tareas para completar Un tiempo de ensayo en el podio dirigiendo una orquesta profesional. La beca SEC2021 se ofrece en colaboración con la New York Chamber Players Orchestra y su director musical Giacomo Franci Potencialmente una oportunidad para realizar una pieza corta públicamente en un concierto durante octubre-noviembre de la próxima temporada 2022-2023 en el centro diMenna de la ciudad de Nueva York . En 2021, la experiencia de dirección se ofrece en colaboración con la New York Chamber Players Orchestra y su director musical. Giacomo Franci

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Fecha límite de solicitud: 25 de noviembre ¡FECHA LÍMITE! Debes completar la audición preliminar en vivo. antes del 30 de noviembre . Se le sirve en orden de llegada. ¡Reserve su cita con anticipación! Regístrese y reserve su fecha de audición 1. Confirmaremos su fecha / hora por correo electrónico que proporcione en su formulario de solicitud 2. Le enviaremos un enlace para iniciar sesión en nuestro estudio para su audición. 3. Verifique su computadora y su conexión a Internet 4. ¡Prepárate para la audición! Prepare su computadora portátil e inicie sesión en Broadcast Studio para su audición PRIVADA con el juez 1. Nuestro ingeniero de sonido se reunirá con usted y lo ayudará con la configuración de su tecnología. Te haremos sonar tu ¡mejor! 2. El juez de competencia escuchará su presentación en la audición. 3. El juez le dirá de inmediato si avanzó a la Ronda de Nominaciones. Si lo hace, el juez escribirá un mensaje de felicitaciones que luego copiará / pegará en su formulario de registro para la ronda de nominaciones. La ronda semifinal de nominaciones comienza en diciembre 1 Ronda de nominaciones es una transmisión pública en vivo!