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May 18, 2004. - Klavierhaus, 211 West 58th
Street, NYC
Piano Recital organized by
Professor David Witten
Marian Olah and Maria Oldal
Presenting
KLAUDIA VIDA
PIANIST from HUNGARY
2004 Recipient of the Terplan Family
Foundation Scholarship
Photos: Gabriella Gyorffy
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Born in
Tapolca, Hungary, in 1980, Ms. Vida received her early piano training at
the Pal Jardanyi Music School and the Leo Weiner Music School. |
For three
years in a row (1993-95) Ms. Vida was a prize-winner in the National Music
Competitions held annually in Budapest. In 2002, Ms. Vida was a
Semi-Finalist in the celebrated Andor Foldes Piano Competition. She has
performed in piano masterclasses of Tamas Ungar, Sandor Falvai, Ferenc
Rados, Imre Rohmann, Malcolm Arnold, and Klara Kormendi.
Next year, she will complete her formal studies in
piano at the Franz Liszt Music Academy in Budapest, where she has been a
student of Jeno Jando and Balazs Szokolay.
Ms. Vida is a 2004 recipient of the Terplan Family
Foundation Scholarship, a prestigious award that has enabled her to
study this Spring at Montclair State University. At Montclair, she has
been a student of Professor David Witten and she has participated in the
Chamber Music class of the Shanghai String Quartet.
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The
Klavierhaus, NYC
Introduction by Professor David Witten, Ms. Vida's
teacher
at Montclair State University
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Program:
Frédéric Chopin: Nocturne
in B minor
Sergei Vassilievich
Rachmaninoff: Etude in A minor, Op. 39, No. 6
Johannes Brahms: Three
Intermezzi, Op. 117
E-flat major
B-flat minor
C-sharp minor
Pál Kadosa: From “Ten
Bagatelles”
(i) Risoluto
(ii) Allegramente
(vii) Allegro vivace
(ix) Valse noble
Maurice Ravel: Oiseaux
tristes from Miroirs
Aaron Copland: Passacaglia
Béla Bartók : Sonata for
piano
Ernő
Dohnányi: Rhapsody in C major |
Ms. Vida with Professor David Witten and Marian Olah,
organizer of the event
... and a little after party
Professor David Witten, Laszlo Bartus and Andras Fiser
Levente Kapas and Klaudia Vida
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