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Congratulations to the incredibly talented Lewis Music Studio piano students who brought home top honors at not one, but two international music competitions!

Vivaldi International Music Competition Winners:

• Matthew Zhang (9th grade, The Eaglebrook School): First Place + Excellent Interpretation Award!
• Lucy Wang (7th grade, The Athenian School): Double First Place – Youth Group & Contemporary Music!
• Daniel Wang (10th grade, Monte Vista High School): First Place in Contemporary Music + Excellent Musicianship Award!
• Haidee Yuan (7 years old, Kolb Elementary): First Place in her Young Group + Excellent Technique Award!

Canadian International Music Competition Winner:

• Haidee Yuan (7 years old, Kolb Elementary): Gold Medal Winner

A Huge Thank You

A massive thank you to all the supportive parents and the students themselves for their dedication and hard work! This level of success is a true testament to your talent and commitment.

Congratulations to our Lewis Music Studio student Lucy Wang, 13 years old, from the Athenian School on receiving 1st place at the Vivaldi International Music Competition and 2nd place at the Clara Schumann International Music Competition.

Good job Lucy !

Congratulations to all the talented young pianists from Lewis Music Studio who took home first place at the Golden Classical NY competition!

Here’s a list of our winners:

• Chloe Barlow (Dublin High School, 15 years old)
• Jason Chen (Dougherty Valley School, 16 years old)
• Chloe Barlow (Dublin Valley High School, 15 years old)
• Meera Ravishankar (The Quarry Lane School, 14 years old)
• Moon Liu (Dublin High School, 13 years old)
• Aaron Zachary Tansri (10 years old)
• Sophia Li (Valley View Elementary)
• Haidee Yuan (Kolb Elementary, 7 years old)

These young musicians have obviously put in a lot of hard work and dedication to their craft, and their achievements are truly inspiring. Congratulations again to all the winners!

Congratulations to our studio student, Jason Chen, 11th grade, Dougherty Valley High School, on receiving 2nd place at the VII Tokyo International Music Competition! He was even the only competitor chosen from the USA to place, a remarkable feat that speaks volumes about his dedication and talent. This is a truly impressive start to the new year, and we are incredibly proud of you, Jason!

Congratulations to our studio student, Daniel Wang, a 10th grader at Monte Vista High School, for winning 1st place in the USA Classical Solo division of the International Youth Music Competition! We are incredibly proud of Daniel’s accomplishment!

7th-grade student, Lucy Wang from Athenian School, has once again achieved remarkable success! Lucy has been awarded first place with American Protégés, earning her the opportunity to perform at the prestigious Carnegie Hall concert on June 22, 2024. This marks Lucy’s third time receiving a 1st place award from American Protégés, demonstrating her unwavering dedication, exceptional talent, and passion for music. Lucy will perform Ravel’s Jeux d’eau.

Congratulations to our studio student Sophia Li, a Valley View Elementary student, on receiving 1st prize at the BTHVN WIEN Music Competition! Sophia will perform at the Gala concert in Vienna in November 2023 and at Carnegie Hall in New York in May 2024. We are so proud of Sophia for her hard work and dedication. She is an inspiration to us all.

Congrats to my student Ezekiel Kumar Lau for his recent performance at Carnegie Hall!

UPDATED: Congratulations to my students who won awards in their categories at the 2013 U.S. Open Music Competition!

First congratulations is in order for seven year old student April who just won 3rd place in the Showcase Piano Solo category for her performance of the Dussek Sonatina Op.20 No.4 and the Prokofiev Tarantella Op.65 #4 in D Minor:

Also congratulations fifteen year old Rachel won 3rd place in the Treasury of Baroque category for her performance of the Bach Invention No.15:

Finally congratulations to Michael Tu’s 4th place award in the Treasury of Classical category for his performance of the Clementi Piano Sonata Op.36 No.4 in F Major, Con Spirito: