The internationally renowned due of Peter Steiner (trombone) and Constanze Hochwartner (piano) will present a recital.
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Face coverings are recommended in School of Music, Dance and Theatre indoor performance spaces. University COVID-19 information may be found at https://eoss.asu.edu/health/announcements/coronavirus.
Join Beilin Han and Miki Aoki in this two-piano performance!
2021 GFA 1st Prize Winner Bokyung Byun shares an extraordinary recital of guitar works.
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Recognized as being among the top piano competitions in the world, The 10th Bösendorfer and Yamaha US-ASU International Piano Competition attracted a total of 295 pianists from 24 different countries with 43 selected to perform in the semifinal and final rounds. Out of those, 209 applied to the Bösendorfer Competition (ages 19-32); 36 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Senior Competition (ages 16-18) and 50 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Junior Competition (ages 13-15).
Recognized as being among the top piano competitions in the world, The 10th Bösendorfer and Yamaha US-ASU International Piano Competition attracted a total of 295 pianists from 24 different countries with 43 selected to perform in the semifinal and final rounds. Out of those, 209 applied to the Bösendorfer Competition (ages 19-32); 36 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Senior Competition (ages 16-18) and 50 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Junior Competition (ages 13-15).
Recognized as being among the top piano competitions in the world, The 10th Bösendorfer and Yamaha US-ASU International Piano Competition attracted a total of 295 pianists from 24 different countries with 43 selected to perform in the semifinal and final rounds. Out of those, 209 applied to the Bösendorfer Competition (ages 19-32); 36 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Senior Competition (ages 16-18) and 50 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Junior Competition (ages 13-15).
Recognized as being among the top piano competitions in the world, The 10th Bösendorfer and Yamaha US-ASU International Piano Competition attracted a total of 295 pianists from 24 different countries with 43 selected to perform in the semifinal and final rounds. Out of those, 209 applied to the Bösendorfer Competition (ages 19-32); 36 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Senior Competition (ages 16-18) and 50 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Junior Competition (ages 13-15).
Recognized as being among the top piano competitions in the world, The 10th Bösendorfer and Yamaha US-ASU International Piano Competition attracted a total of 295 pianists from 24 different countries with 43 selected to perform in the semifinal and final rounds. Out of those, 209 applied to the Bösendorfer Competition (ages 19-32); 36 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Senior Competition (ages 16-18) and 50 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Junior Competition (ages 13-15).
Recognized as being among the top piano competitions in the world, The 10th Bösendorfer and Yamaha US-ASU International Piano Competition attracted a total of 295 pianists from 24 different countries with 43 selected to perform in the semifinal and final rounds. Out of those, 209 applied to the Bösendorfer Competition (ages 19-32); 36 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Senior Competition (ages 16-18) and 50 to the Yamaha Young Artists International Junior Competition (ages 13-15).
