Beethoven Grosse Fuge. First Music Passion Recording Prize

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Ani Palavandishvili has been a featured Perfomer on Music Passion since 2019. Here she is joined by Nana Akhmeteli also a pianist from Tbilisi in Georgia. They have won the first Music Passion Recording Prize in April 2021. They chose to record this exceptional work which Beethoven arranged for piano, four hands. He had originally written it as the final movement of his String Quartet Op. 130 ... A recording prize with a goal Music competitions run at many levels and can help talented performers develop their professional careers. The Music Passion Recording Prize gives winners a contribution toward the cost of a professional recording, which is then featured on Music Passion. Each prestigious competition and conservatory competition is put forward by an individual sponsor. The Music Passion Recording Prize is awarded as an additional payment to the winner and the prize fund is awarded forthwith. This sponsorship can cover venue hire, an engineer or producer, whatever the musician needs. And since each prize is individually sponsored, it’s the start of a powerful connection between performer and sponsor. For performers Winners of the Music Passion Recording Prize receive a contribution toward the cost of a high quality, professional recording that will then be hosted on Music Passion. Whether you need a sound engineer, producer, instrument or venue hire, the prize takes you there For more details email [email protected] For sponsors Sponsors can attend the performance that their donation supported, and help share the joy as it is showcased on Music Passion. Sponsors have the opportunity to select performers in specific countries and can meet their chosen artist. Simply email: [email protected]

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2021-07-29

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cwlTemp026

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