Congratulations to the winners of the 2017 Concerto Competition 'Theodor Leschetizky' for Gifted Young Pianists

First prize: William Lin
Second prize: Adam Jackson

Congratulations to all the participants! We heard beautiful playing at the auditions.

Please visit www.concertocompetitionTL.org for more information about the competition.

Click here for the guidelines for the Youth Concerts and the Gifted Young People's Concerts

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Participants in the June 4, 2017 Youth Concert

Minji Kwon performs Corigliano's "Etude Fantasy" at the 2013 Live Music Benefit; Nils Vigeland introduces his song "There Was a Child Went Forth Every Day" (Walt Whitman)

1. Tom James talks about his piece "Attacco Belle"
2. Sheila Simpson performs "Attacco Belle" at the Live Music By Living Composers Benefit Concert, 2011
3. Gayle Martin Henry performs "To Keep the Dark Away" by Judith Shatin, with Charles E. Gerber, narrator
4. Junko Ichikawa performs "New Pictures at an Exhibition" by Seymour Bernstein, with poems by Owen Lewis

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Annual Membership: $50
Three-year Payment Option: $135
Lifetime Membership: $500

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The Association has published a Leschetizky Album - Eleven long-out-of-print piano pieces
by Theodor Leschetizky


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The Leschetizky Association Programs    The News Bulletin           

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The Leschetizky Association Venues and Programs

The Tenri Cultural Institute at 43A West 13th Street, NYC, a gallery where we house our Steinway "B", a gift from Hilde Wittgenstein, widow of Paul Wittgenstein, who was one of our founding members

Montclair State University in New Jersey, and Merkin Hall, Steinway Pianos, etc., in New York City

The Leschetizky Association at Tenri concert series features concert artist members in recital.

The Live Music By Living Composers Benefit Concert, involving composers active in the New York area, raises funds for the concerto competition and other programs we offer.

The Leschetizky Birthday Concert presents young pianists who embody Leschetizky's principles of piano playing.

The Youth Concerts provide young students the opportunity to practice performance skills.

The Gifted Young People's Concerts afford young pianists age 18 and younger, who are students of members, an opportunity to perform on stage with their peers. The concerts are adjudicated.

The Annual Awards Concert showcases students selected by a panel of judges from those performing on the Gifted Young People’s Concerts.

The Artist Student Recital provides an opportunity for pianists 18-32, who are rising young artists studying with Leschetizky Association members, to perform in a public recital.

The Teachers Forum meetings offer an opportunity for teachers to meet and discuss teaching techniques.

The Members' Musicales are informal gatherings where members play for one another to try out their repertoire, at members' studios.

The Concerto Competition 'Theodor Leschetizky' for Gifted Young Pianists, held every two years, presents a young artist (age 17 and younger) in a New York debut with orchestra, performing a full concerto.

The Master Class Series features renowned artists and teachers.

Seymour Bernstein Master Class
Featured students: Sarah Palmer, Marcel Rominger, Justin Warren
Click on picture to view movie of Mr. Bernstein working with Justin Warren