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International Keyboard Institute and Festival at Mannes College The New School For
Music
150 West 85th Street New York, NY 10024
Tel: (212) 580-0210 Extension 4858
Fax: (212) 580-1738
Web: www.ikif.org
Email: info@ikif.org
Website Design:
Asaf Blasberg
Co-Designer:
Quynh Nguyen
The International Keyboard Institute & Festival is a publicly supported 501(c)(3)
organization. Any contribution will be greatly appreciated and is tax deductible
to the full extent of the law.
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Complete Institute & Festival: July 13-27
Session I: July 13-19 – Session II: July 20-27
Non-credit Tuition: $900 both sessions or $550 per session
Tuition for Credit: $1747 both sessions (2 credits) or $885 per session (1 credit)
Auditors: $500 both sessions or $250 per session.
Auditor attendance per day: $50
Online application and $50 (non-refundable) fee due April 15. Full tuition due May
15. Audition recording required: 30 min. Free choice of repertoire.
Music lovers, Professionals, College & High School Students welcome.
Private lessons available on request. Scholarships and Dorms available.
Participants may compete for $10,000 USD in the Dorothy MacKenzie Artist Recognition
Scholarship Awards.
MANNES COLLEGE THE NEW SCHOOL FOR MUSIC
International Keyboard Institute & Festival
150 West 85 St., New York, NY 10024
Tel: 212-580-0210 ext. 4858 Fax: 212-580-1738
www.ikif.org
info@ikif.org
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Faculty Bios
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JOAQUÍN ACHÚCARRO: Faculty Southern Methodist Univ., Chigiana Acad. Siena, Italy
– Gold Medal Geneva Compet.– Berlin, London, NY Phil.- Abbado, Rattle, Mehta, Chailly
- Sony, BMG-RCA
ETERI ANDJAPARIDZE: Faculty, DePaul University, AmerKlavier, Director, Chicago –
Montreal Grand Prix, Tchaik. Prizewinner – Moscow Conserv./ Gornostayeva – Grammy
nomin.– Melodya, Naxos/Marco Polo
MAGDALENA BACZEWSKA: Faculty Montclair State Univ - Studies with J. Rose/Mannes
College, C. Keene/Manhattan School of Music – Kosciuszko Fdnt. & MacKenzie Award–
Recitals US & Europe
ALESSIO BAX: First prize 2000 Leeds, First Prize Hamamatsu – Study/ Achúcarro/Dallas
& Siena - London Phil, Dallas & NHK Sym - Rattle, Alsop - Verbier, Ruhr Festivals
– Warner; Naxos, Fontec
ASAF BLASBERG: Studies: J. Rose/Mannes; J. Lowenthal/Juilliard; Concerts – Last
Three Sonatas of Schubert; Complete Sonatas of Schumann; Complete Sonatas of Brahms;
All Liszt Program
ALEXANDER BRAGINSKY: Faculty Univ. of Minnesota; Fndng. Pres./Artistic Dir. Intntl.
Piano e-Competition - Moscow Conserv. grad, Goldenweiser student - Concerts: USSR,
Israel, Europe, China
LUCILLE CHUNG: Perf. Montreal Sym, Phila. Orch., Seoul Phil. - Wigmore, Carnegie,
Concertgebouw – 1st prize Stravinsky Compet.- Curtis, Juilliard, Salzburg, Imola,-
studies w/Berman, Achucarro – Avie CDs
SARA DANESHPOUR: 2nd Prize 2007 Kapell Competition; 1st prize San Jose Competition;
prizewinner at Canals - graduate of Curtis – studies with Fleisher; O. Volkov -
Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, Moscow
DAVID DUBAL: Faculty Juilliard – pianist, teacher, writer, lecturer, broadcaster
- Reflections from the Keyboard WQXR New York; DVD Golden Age of the Piano; Essential
Canon; The Art of the Piano
PHILIPPE ENTREMONT: World-wide tours as soloist, recitalist and conductor – Princ.
Cond. Munich Symph; Lifetime Cond. Emeritus Vienna Chamber Orch; Cond. Emeritus
Israel Chamber Orch - CBS, Sony, Teldec CDs
MARTINA FILJAK: 1st prize 2007 Bartok-Prokofiev-Kabalevsky; Viotti; 5th prize Busoni.
Studies w/ Kovacevich; M.K.Kim /Hannover; Concertgebouw, Boesendorfer S. /Vienna,
Salle Cortot /Paris; Carnegie Hall.
CLAUDE FRANK: Faculty Curtis and Yale–Beethoven cycle Music & Arts label – World-wide
tours as soloist with orch., recitalist and chamber music. Sonatas with violinist,
Pamela Frank. Studies with Artur Schnabel
ADAM GOLKA: 2008 Gilmore Young Artist Award - Gold-Medal Shanghai Competition -
TCU w/Jose Feghali – Milwaukee, Dallas, Houston, Ft. Worth, San Diego Sym. - Ravinia
& Gilmore Rising Stars series
MARC-ANDRÉ HAMELIN: Performances/recitals with major orchestras and in venues worldwide
– Gramophone Magazine award; Grammy award nominee – Chopin-Godowsky, Busoni, Alkan;
Hyperion records
DAEJIN KIM: Faculty Korean National Univ. of Arts - Beethoven, Mozart Concerti cycles
– 1st prize Casadesus Competition - Juries: Haskil, Cleveland, Ettlingen, Sendai,
Paderewski, Rachmaninoff - Acardia, Sony CDs
SUNWOOK KIM: First Prize Leeds 2006, Clara Haskil 2005, Ettlingen 2004. Korean Natl.
Univ. of Arts w/Daejin Kim - Budapest Fest., Radio France Phil., London Phil., Halle
Orch. - Fischer, Chung, Elder – Ruhr Fest.
DIANE KIRKPATRICK: Faculty Brooklyn College - Studies: Rose, Krosnick, Wasson, Sanders
/Juilliard - Winner AMSA Compet.- Former Faculty: Coll. of New Rochelle, Bergen
Comm. Coll. - Recitals US & Europe.
ALEXANDER KOBRIN: Gold Medal 2005 Van Cliburn / 1999 Busoni; Prizewinner Hamamatsu
and Chopin – Moscow Cons./ Naumov - Faculty Gnessin Acad. - NY Phil., Moscow State
& Tokyo Sym. - Harmonia Mundi
DENIS KOZHUKHIN: Third prize 2006 Leeds competition – Queen Sofia Music School studies/Bashkirov
– Verbier Fest – Recitals: Paris, Munich, Madrid, Russia – Hallé Orch with Mark
Elder
EMANUEL KRASOVSKY: Faculty Tel Aviv Univ. – studies at Juilliard – Israel Phil/Bernstein
– Dir. Tel Hai Piano Masterclass – Juries: Rubinstein, Leeds – Classes: Juilliard,
Queen Sofia/Madrid, Paris, Berlin, Finland
JANINA KUZMAS: Faculty Univ of Regina Canada – Concerts in Europe, Russia, N. America
– studies J. Rose, R. Silverman – Recitals: Vancouver,Vilnius, Kiev, Krakow – Recording:
Rachmaninoff, Mussorgsky
NINA LELCHUK: Faculty Queens College – Prizes: Chopin, M. Long, Cliburn competitions
- Orch: Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Moscow, Leningrad – Classes at Toho, Holland, Univ.
of Michigan - Telarc & EMS
STEVEN MAYER: Recording complete Ives and Tatum for Naxos – Prof., Univ. of Denver;
Manhattan School – Orchs: Gewandhaus, Minnesota, San Francisco, Rotterdam; De Waart,
Blomstedt, Conlon; Slatkin
DUDANA MAZMANISHVILI: Busoni Prizewinner 2007; Washington Int. Compet. 2005; Mannes
Reisenberg prize – studies with T. Apakidze, E. Virsaladze, Jerome Rose;. Perf.
Munich, Paris, Vienna - Oehms CDs
NIKITA MNDOYANTS: Gold Medal Paderewski Competition Poland 2007 - Moscow Conservatory
composition; piano studies w/Petrov – Helsinki, St. Petersburg, China, Spain – Verbier,
Tel-Hai Festivals
IRINA MOROZOVA: Faculty: Mannes College, Special Music School of America - St. Petersburg
Conservatory, Manhattan School of Music grad – Berlin Radio Sym – Recitals: US,
Russia, Europe
QUYNH NGUYEN: Faculty Hunter College – Studies: J. Rose/Mannes; B. Davidovich/Juilliard;
Canin/DMA CUNY – Musical America 2004 “Star of Tomorrow”- Recitals: US, Europe,
Asia – Laureate IKIF
ALBERTO NOSÈ: 1st prize 2005 Santander & 2000 Vendome Competitions; 2nd prize Busoni,
Long-Thibaut – Imola/F. Scala/L. Margarius – Recitals: NY, London, Berlin, Paris,
Tokyo, - Nascor & Naxos
MICHAEL OELBAUM: Faculty Mannes - Teaching Oxford, Sibelius Acad., Juilliard – Studies/Reisenberg
Mannes; Serkin/Marlboro – NJ, Nashville, San Jose Sym., Vienna Cham. Orch. - Bridge
CD Diabelli
HAESUN PAIK: Gold Medal Kapell, Silver Queen Elisabeth, Bronze Tchaikovsky - Faculty
Seoul National Univ.- Graduate New England Conservatory;– Soloist: Boston & London
Sym, Munich Phil. - EMI records
ANDREY PONOCHEVNY: First prizes: Kapell, Tomasoni (Cologne), Bronze medal Tchaikovsky.
Recitals: Alice Tully Hall, Carnegie Weill, Wash.DC, Ruhr Festival, Paris, Santander,
Bonn, San Juan, Warsaw Philh.
MENAHEM PRESSLER: Founding member and pianist Beaux Arts Trio - Distinguished Prof.
Indiana University - World wide tours and appearances with major orchestras – 50
recordings with trio; 30 solo CDs.
DMITRY RACHMANOV: Dept Chair CSU Northridge; Former Faculty Roosevelt Univ/Manhattan
School; Studies: Gnessin School, Juilliard, Manhattan; –CDs: Vista Vera, Master
Musicians, Omniclassic
JEROME ROSE: Founder/Dir. IKIF - Faculty Mannes College, Mozarteum Salzburg - Gold
Medal Busoni - Berlin Phil.; Chicago Sym./Solti; Sawallisch/Vienna - Recordings
Medici –Liszt Grand Prix du Disque
VICTOR ROSENBAUM: Faculty New England Conserv., Mannes, Longy (Former Dir & Pres)-
Studies Lhevinne, Shure – Tanglewood, Yellow Barn - Recitals/classes:Russia, Japan,
China, Israel, Europe; Bridge/Fleur de Son
JOSÉ RAMOS SANTANA: Faculty Kean Univ. – Juilliard grad - Bachauer prizewinner –
studies: A. Marcus,L. Fleisher - NY Phil., Detroit Sym. - Tours Japan & China -
Recording: Fleur de Son /Royal Phil.Orch
EDISHER SAVITSKI: 1st prize E-Competition 2006; Hilton Head 2001 - Zankel, Wigmore,
Salle Cortot, Mariinsky Theater – Salzburg; Gilmore, Ravinia, Maggio Musicale, Ruhr
Fest - Toradze Studio; Indiana Univ.
VLADIMIR SHAKIN: Faculty/grad St. Petersburg Conserv., Russia – Prizewin-ner Schumann,
Beethoven, Liszt Competitions - Recitals/Classes: Russia, Europe, Asia, US – Recordings:
Melodiya, Sony, Diapason, Audiophile
YUAN SHENG: Faculty Beijing Central Conservatory – Grad Manhattan School of Music/S.
Mikowsky; private study/Rosalyn Tureck – laureate Havana & Bejing Competitions –
Tenerife Phil.; Beijing Phil.
MYKOLA SUK: Faculty Univ.Nevada, Las Vegas – Gold Medal Liszt-Bartok Compet.– Studies
Moscow Conserv./Lev Vlasenko – Russian National Sym./Pletnev - Vienna, Toronto -
Melodiya, Hungaraton
JEFFREY SWANN: Silver Medal Queen Elisabeth, First Prize Dino Ciani, Prizewinner
Cliburn – Cincinnati, Pittsburgh Sym.; Rotterdam Phil.; Salonen; Abbado, Chailly
– Beethoven Cycle Italy – DG, RCA, Agora
ILYA YAKUSHEV: 1st prize World Piano Competition 2005 - studies at Mannes with Feltsman
- San Francisco Sym./M.T. Thomas; Arkansas, Las Vegas Sym. - perf. New York, Berlin,
Vienna, St. Petersburg; Seoul
IAN YUNGWOOK YOO: Gold Medal Beethoven Competition Bonn 2007; 2nd prize E-Competition
2005; 1st prize Santander 1998 - Studies w. Lowenthal, Mikowsky, Rose; Manhattan
School of Music - Naxos CDs
EDUARD ZILBERKANT: Faculty Univ of Alaska Fairbanks – Prizewinner Santander - Music
Dir. & Conductor Fairbanks Sym.– Studies/Rose, Margulis, Fleisher – Atlanta Sym/Shaw
– Recitals: Phila., Warsaw
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