KC-area pianist makes Van Cliburn finals
Tuesday, June 05, 2007
According to a KCStar story:
Slava Levin, an Overland Park Internet technology manager, reached the finals Sunday of the Van Cliburn Foundation’s amateur piano competition in Fort Worth.
The 51-year-old Russian-born pianist was one of six selected from a field of 121 entries.
The International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs showcases talented pianists from around the world who make their living in areas other than music. . . .
Levin, who trained at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory, is co-director of Rolling Thunder Systems, an independent software company.
His wife, Lena, also a pianist, was on hand to turn pages for her husband during the early rounds of the competition. On Sunday, Levin performed two works by Schumann for the finals. . . .
Overland Park resident Stanislav Ioudenitch, who won the gold medal at the 2001 professional competition, was a juror in this week’s competition. Read the rest of the story on the KCStar web site.
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6/05/2007
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