KINGSVILLE INTERNATIONAL
YOUNG PERFORMERS COMPETITIONS

Kamil Musaev

THE FINAL COMPETITION


The winners received the following prizes in addition to the preliminary prizes already won.

To the first place winner: Kamil Musaev (cello), Los Angeles, California (22 yrs.)
	The Corpus Christi Symphony Performance Award (2002-2003 season)
	The Helen Chandler Memorial Prize				$ 2000
	The King Ranch Family Trust Award				$ 1000
	The Kingsville Rotary Club Prize				$  500
	The Nelle Josephine Manning Memorial Prize 			$  500

Total:									$ 4000

To the second place winner: Chu-Fang Huang, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (19 yrs.)
	The Victoria Symphony Performance Award
	The Robert J. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation Award		$1000
	The Woman's Club of Kingsville Annual Award			$ 500
		(Honoring Mattie Gaston in the Year 2002)
	The Music Club Award						$ 500

Total:									$2000

To the third place winners $100 each:
	The Kingsville Garden Club Award
	The Pat Hubert Family Award
(tie)	Timothy Dearmin (saxophone), McAllen, Texas (22 yrs.)
	Lydia Hong (violin), Northbrook, Illinois (14 yrs.)
	

	






Chu-Fang and Kamil











OTHER PRIZES FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN THE FINAL COMPETITION







Chu-Fang Huang










The $500 JUDGE WOODROW LAUGHLIN MEMORIAL AWARD-Donated by Mrs. Woodrow Laughlin
Chu-Fang Huang, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (19 yrs.)






PRELIMINARY CONCERTO COMPETITIONS



PIANO CONCERTO

Pre-College
The judges declared "no winner" among these three semi-finalists.
The first,second and third place prize moneys were divided among them equally. 
The semi-finalists are listed in alphabetical order:

(tie)	$567- Adam Golka, Katy, Texas (14 yrs.)
		$567- Esther Keel, Torrance, California (16 yrs.)
		$567- Sun-A Park, Little Ferry,New Jersey (13 yrs.)
		

		





Senior Piano Concerto Winners

Mia Hou, Chu-fang Huang, Benjamin Boren








College
	1st	$1,000- The William M. Laughlin Memorial Award
		Chu-Fang Huang, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (19 yrs.)
	2nd	$500-The Mrs. Tom East Award
		Miao Hou, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (20 yrs.)
	3rd	$200-The R. J. Neely Family Award ($100 each)
		Benjamin Boren, Cincinnati, Ohio (22 yrs.)
		

		


PRECOLLEGE ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENT CONCERTO







Lydia Hong with accompanist Rex Woods














	1st	$1,000-The King Ranch Family Trust Award
		Lydia Hong (violin), Northbrook, Illinois (14 yrs.)
	2nd	$250 each-The Carl and Frida Persson Memorial Award
	(tie)	Erin Schreiber, (violin), Elsah, Illinois (14 yrs.)
		Samuel Fletcher (cello), Rockwell, Texas (17 yrs.)
	3rd	$200- The Wells Fargo Award
		Jessica Hung (violin), Chicago, Illinois (16 yrs.)


COLLEGE BOWED INSTRUMENT CONCERTO

	1st	$1,000-The Robert J. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation Award
		Kamil Musaev (cello), Los Angeles, California (22 yrs.)
	2nd	$500-The Theo Shults Award
		Michi Wiancko (violin), New York, New York (25 yrs.)
	3rd	$200-The Allen Furniture Company Award
		Jee Hae Lee (violin), New York, New York (21 yrs.)
		



COLLEGE NONBOWED INSTRUMENT CONCERTO








Tim Dearmin






	1st	$1,000-The Robert J. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation Award
		Timothy Dearmin (saxophone), McAllen, Texas (22 yrs.)

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	2nd	$350 each-The J.C. Lieber, Sr. Memorial Award
		The Cookie and Aurora Garza Award
	(tie)	Benjamin Pierce (tuba) Ann Arbor, Michigan (24 yrs.)
		Naoko Takada (marimba) Arlington, Massachusetts  (25 yrs.)







PRIZES FOR INDIVIDUAL INSTRUMENTS




THE $1000 ROSEMARY SCALES MEMORIAL VIOLIN PRIZE (donated by The King Ranch Family Trust)
		Michi Wiancko (violin), New York, New York (25 yrs.)


THE $1,000 ROSEMARY SCALES MEMORIAL CELLO PRIZE (donated by The King Ranch Family Trust)
		Kamil Musaev (cello), Los Angeles, California (22 yrs.)


THE $1000 AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE ON A WIND INSTRUMENT
 (donated by The Robert J. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation)
		Timothy Dearmin (saxophone), McAllen, Texas (22 yrs.)


THE $500 UNUSUAL INSTRUMENT CONCERTO PRIZE-(donated by The Kingsville Record)
	(tie) 	$250- Benjamin Pierce (tuba) Ann Arbor, Michigan (24 yrs.)
		$250- Naoko Takada (marimba) Arlington, Massachusetts (25 yrs.)


THE $500 MUSIC CLUB OF KINGSVILLE VIOLA PRIZE
		Alexander Link, Cartersville, Georgia (14 yrs.)


THE $500 J.S. BACH PRIZE FOR BOWED INSTRUMENT-(in honor of Harriet and Gilberto Munguia)
		Michi Wiancko (violin), New York, New York (25 yrs.)


THE $500 TEXAS PERFORMER'S PRIZE-Donated by The King Ranch Family Trust
		Timothy Dearmin (saxophone), McAllen, Texas (22 yrs.)


THE $200 DIRECTORS' PRIZE
		Lisa Pegher (percussion), Evanston, Illinois (23 yrs.)









Lisa Pegher








ISABEL SCIONTI
PIANO SOLO COMPETITIONS






Derric Tay








Precollege
	1st	$1,000-The Isabel Scionti Award
		Derric Tay, Copper City, Florida (15 yrs.)
	2nd	$500-Award by Mrs. Bromley F. Cooper
		Sun-A Park, Little Ferry,New Jersey (13 yrs.)
	3rd	$200-The Isabel Scarborough Memorial Award
		Esther Keel, Torrance, California (16 yrs.)
		

		


College
	1st	$1,000-The Paul and Mary Haas Foundation Award ($500 each)
		Chu-Fang Huang, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (19 yrs.)
	2nd	$500- The Ugarte Family Award given in memory of Professor Elvira P. Ugarte
		Miao Hou, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (20 yrs.)
	3rd	$200-The Phyllis George Award ($100 each)
	(tie)	Benjamin Boren, Cincinnati, Ohio (22 yrs.)
		Boram Chung, Rochester, New York (24 yrs.)
		



THE $1000 ISABEL SCIONTI PRIZE FOR OUTSTANDING PIANO SOLO PERFORMANCE ($500 each)
		Chu-Fang Huang, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (19 yrs.)
		Derric Tay, Copper City, Florida (15 yrs.)





   

  
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