The Canadian Music Competition is a national organization working in the field of classical music with the goal of supporting and encouraging young Canadian performers.
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News 7558 posted Monday, July 5,
2010
The Canadian Music Competition continues today, June 21 with the national finals, which take place this year in Edmonton. Nearly two hundred young musicians aged seven to thirty from seven provinces will participate in this final stage of the competition. The jury will consist of mezzo-soprano Marcia Swanston, flutist Susan Palma-Nidel, cellist Igor Gefter and pianists Andrew J. Kwan and Stephan Sylvestre.
Results will be announced on July 4 following the last round of performances. A gala concert will be held on July 5, with the CMC Orchestra led by Alexei Kornienko accompanying the winners.
The public is cordially invited to attend to lend their support to the candidates.
News 7557 posted Monday, June 21,
2010
Last Tuesday evening the curtain fell on the Stepping Stone 2010, the “elite” part of the Canadian Music Competition (CMC), for which the country’s finest young talents assembled for ten days in Sherbrooke. Pianist Tina Chong of Banff, Alberta won the $8,000 first prize. Second prize ($4,000) went to the Joliette pianist Charles Richard-Hamelin and third ($2,000) went to the clarinetist Dominic Desautels from Granby.
News 7556 posted Friday, June 18,
2010
On June 15, in Sherbrooke (Quebec) the five Stepping Stone 2010 laureates were named.
News 7555 posted Wednesday, June 16,
2010
