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The winner of the 2013 competition is the Calidore String Quartet!
The Calidore String QuartetThe Calidore String Quartet Judges for the event were Richard Waller, former principal clarinet for the Cincinnati Symphony, impresario of the Linton Chamber Series, and one of the organizers of the Aspen Festival; Jackson Leung, D.M.A., Professor of Piano, head of the keyboard department, and conductor of the Chamber Orchestra at Wright State University; and Sujean Kim concertmaster of the Springfield Symphony, founding member of the Corigliano Quartet (past winner of the CMYS Competition), and a violinist in the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra, Cincinnati Ballet Orchestra.
Violist Jeremy Berry, violinists Ryan Meehan and Jeffrey Myers, and cellist Estelle Choi. Their entry for CMYS included works by Mendelssohn, Hindemith, and Schubert. The Noctua Wind QuintetTaking second place was the young and talented playing Summer Music, Op. 31 by Samuel Barber, Gavotte et Six Doubles by J.P. Rameau and arranged by Ryohei Nakagawa, and Quintet for Winds by John Harbison. Members of the Noctua Quintet are Kayla Burggraff, flute, Michelle Pan, oboe, Nicolas Chona, clarinet, John Turman), horn, and Tommy Morrison, bassoon. All are students at Rice University Shepherd School of Music.
Their CMYS entry included works by Hindemith, Nielson, Harbison, and Rameau.
The Competition is a complex event requiring the participation of many volunteers, including the first round judges: Ruth Bent, Christopher Chaffee, Franklin Cox, Jeffrey Huntington, James Johnston, Charles Larkowski, Tom Osborne, Richard Simons, and Mary White.
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