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Amateur competition: May 23-29, 2011

Cliburn amateur field to be narrowed

Today is a big day at the sixth Cliburn International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs. Read more

Tuesday's Cliburn lineup

Tuesday offers another full day of preliminary Cliburn amateur competition, featuring several international contenders, as well as a slew of North Texas pianists. Read more

2011 Cliburn amateur competition: meet the contenders

For seven days, starting Monday, TCU's Ed Landreth Auditorium will be filled with music, excitement and the tension of high-stakes competition. It's time for the sixth Cliburn International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs, and more than 70 pianists from around the world have come to play. Read more

The Cliburn amateur schedule of events

The Cliburn International Competition for Outstanding Amateurs, featuring 72 pianists from around the world, begins Monday and runs through May 29. Here's what to know before you go: Read more

The Cliburn amateur: Let the playing begin

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The Cliburn International Competition for Outstanding Amateurs, featuring 72 pianists from around the world, begins Monday and runs through May 29. Here's what to know before you go: Read more

77 to vie in Cliburn amateur piano competition

FORT WORTH -- A field of 77 pianists -- including a physicist from Germany, a local criminal prosecutor, a screenwriter and a molecular biophysics professor -- will compete for cash prizes in the sixth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs at Texas Christian Univers... Read more

President Obama awards Van Cliburn a 2010 National Medal of Arts

WASHINGTON -- It was another crescendo in the life of pianist Van Cliburn, entering the ornate East Room of the White House on Wednesday with the best of American arts and letters, and receiving another accolade from another U.S. president -- the 2010 National Medal of Arts. Read more

PHOTO GALLERY: Blind pianist, youngest performer share Cliburn gold

Blind pianist, youngest performer share Cliburn gold Read more

Blind pianist, youngest competitor tie for gold

Cliburn medalists

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The Van Cliburn Foundation on Sunday awarded gold medals to Nobuyuki Tsujii, a blind pianist from Japan, and Haochen Zhang, the 19-year-old phenom from China, in the 13th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. Read more

Cliburn fan pics 06.03.09: Fun at the finals

The music was exquisite and so was the crowd on opening night of the Cliburn finals. Read more

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