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Our Thanks,
Ning An!

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"Pianist Ning An, a prizewinner at the 1999 Queen Elizabeth Music Competition, and the 2000 National Chopin Competition, has received many additional prizes and a growing schedule of concert engagements. Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 suited his skills very well. This is big-boned playing at its best, and the Chinese-American pianist generated quite a bit of excitement as his technical prowess and musical dynamism breathed new life into the old warhorse."

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By Alan Becker
South Florida Classical Review

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• 8 PM • Miami Dade County Auditorium • Elaine Rinaldi, conductor •
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In collaboration with the Chopin Foundation of the United States,
Orchestra Miami performed with Ning An, the first-prize winner of
the prestigious Chopin Piano Competition for 2000.
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It was an evening of orchestral splendor, featuring some of the most beloved and important works of the orchestral repertoire. Heard not just in concert halls, but also as a theme in popular music and pop culture, Tchaikovsky’s piano concerto is one of the most beautiful and recognizable tunes in all of classical music. Brahms’ First Symphony is one of the cornerstones of the classical symphonic repertoire- a staple that should be included in every music lover’s diet! And Beethoven’s dramatic Leonora Overture #3, is the perfect piece to anchor this evening. Beethoven, Brahms & Tchaikovsky- it just doesn’t get any better!

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