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Chopin Competition 2010 participants in Van Cliburn competition 2013
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wnlqxod
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Chopin Competition 2010 participants in Van Cliburn competition 2013
on: March 08, 2013, 11:06:31 PM
I noticed that many of the participants are those who didn't make it to the finals in the 2010 Chopin Competition, except for Francois Dumont (5th prize, but at least he's got a prize) and Nicolay Khozyainov (no prize, but hey, he made it to the finals
).
Claire Huangci (semi-finalist)
Fei-Fei Dong (semi-finalist)
Marcin Koziak (semi-finalist)
Giuseppe Greco (Round 1 eliminated (OUCH...))
Jayson Gillham (semi-finalist)
Gee, it's like 2010 Chopin Competition semi-finalist reunion or something.
What could their motives be? Any speculations? Any comments?
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birba
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Re: Chopin Competition 2010 participants in Van Cliburn competition 2013
Reply #1 on: March 09, 2013, 05:07:32 AM
When i was making the rounds, i never showed up twice at the scene of the murder. But lots of them did. It's called "try and try again".
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chopin2015
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Re: Chopin Competition 2010 participants in Van Cliburn competition 2013
Reply #2 on: March 09, 2013, 05:09:43 AM
Keep your head in the game
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