![]() ponsored with the Stecher & Horowitz Foundation, this series presents the prize winners of the biennial New York International Piano Competition. Admission to each concert is free and open to the public. Enter at the Marvin & Elisabeth Cassell Community House (One East 65th Street). Concerts are held on the following Sunday afternoons at 3 PM in Greenwald Hall:• October 14, 2012 — Anna Han • January 20, 2013 — Chelsea Wang • March 24, 2013 — Anna Dmytrenko |
![]() ANNA HAN (born 1995), is the first-prize winner of the Sixth New York Piano Competition (June 2012). She has been studying since the age of 5 and made her orchestral debut with the Chandler (Ariz.) Symphony Orchestra in 2007 at the age of 11, performing the Liszt Piano Concerto No. 1. Her performance at Emanu-El will include works by Bach, Haydn, Ravel and Scarlatti. « Learn more about Anna |
![]() CHELSEA WANG (born 1993) is the second-prize winner of the Sixth New York International Piano Competition. She is currently a senior at Valley High School in West Des Moines, Iowa, and a student of Ksenia Nosikova of the University of Iowa. She is a prize winner of the 2009 Liszt-Garrison International Piano Competition (Best Interpretation of a Work by Franz Liszt) and the 2010 Eastman International Piano Competition (Best Interpretation of a Bach Work). She will perform works by Chopin, Beethoven, Rachmaninoff and Kapustin. Learn more about Chelsea » |
![]() ANNA DMYTRENKO (born 1992 in Ukraine) is a prize winner of the Sixth New York International Piano Competition. As a winner of international piano competitions, Anna has performed at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall and Salle Cortot. Anna currently is pursuing a Bachelor of Music degree at the Royal Academy of Music in London, with Christopher Elton. « Learn more about Anna Back to Musical Events |













ponsored with the Stecher & Horowitz Foundation, this series presents the prize winners of the biennial New York International Piano Competition. Admission to each concert is free and open to the public. Enter at the Marvin & Elisabeth Cassell Community House (One East 65th Street). Concerts are held on the following Sunday afternoons at 3 PM in Greenwald Hall:


