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Topic: XV International Piano Competition “Sergei Rachmaninov” 2007 ( ITALY)  (Read 12452 times)

Offline rachmaninovmorcone

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              “Accademia Murgantina” Morcone/Benevento/Italy

XV International Piano Competition “Sergei Rachmaninov” 2007
         Morcone: Auditorium “San Bernardino” 25/28 luglio
                  Benevento: Teatro Comunale 29 luglio
Appl. Deadline 14 july
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Cripes! and Aussie! and I haven't even heard if her. :o :D
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...lol...

Laura MacDonald was a student of Elizabeth Powell at the Sydney Conservatorium. I think she continued her studies in Italy, where she resides now. At least that's according to her SIPCA 2004 bio...

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...lol...

Laura MacDonald was a student of Elizabeth Powell at the Sydney Conservatorium. I think she continued her studies in Italy, where she resides now. At least that's according to her SIPCA 2004 bio...


XVII International Piano Competition

"SERGEI  RACHMANINOV"  

Morcone/Benevento/Italy 25/28 luglio 2013

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