Results of the International Music Prize™
for Excellence in Composition 2011
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  • Winners: Preliminary Level
    • Jiun Lim
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    • Michalis Keffalas
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  • Winners: Elementary Level
    • Christine Donkin
    • Jean-Claude Soldano
    • Mark Dal Porto
    • Peter Nostrand
  • Winners: Intermediate Level
    • Jean-Claude Soldano
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    • Timothy Lee Miller
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    • Andrew Gelt
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    • Anna Thorvaldsdottir
    • Emanuela Ballio
    • Jeff Briggs
    • Mark Dal Porto
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  • Winners: Expert Level
    • Anthony Donofrio
    • Burton Goldstein
    • Douglas Knehans
    • Jeff Briggs
    • Luc Brewaeys
    • Maarten van der Meiden
    • Mike Barnett
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    • Steve Antosca
    • Yukiko Watanabe
  • Finalists: Preliminary Level
    • Dario Cebic
    • Joanne Griffiths
    • Tanya Severyna
  • Finalists: Elementary Level
    • Andrew Staniland
    • Esther Megargel
    • Pietro Dossena
    • Weily Luc
  • Finalists: Intermediate Level
    • Blake Ragghianti
    • Léo Collin
    • Michalis Keffalas
    • Peter Nostrand
    • Tian Xie
  • Finalists: Advanced Level
    • Amit Gilutz
    • Andres Gonzalez
    • Ashley Fu-Tsun Wang
    • Balz Trümpy
    • Charles Nichols
    • Jim Puckett
    • José Mora-Jiménez
    • Ka Chun Ng
    • Lorenzo Meo
    • Maria Karpova
    • Osnat Netzer
    • Stavros Hoplaros
    • Weily Luc
  • Finalists: Expert Level
    • Akiko Ushijima
    • Aleksander Sternfeld-Dunn
    • Balz Trümpy
    • Diogo Novo Carvalho
    • Elliott Bark
    • Ingrid Stölzel
    • Jacob Gotlib
    • Jeff Briggs
    • John Griffin
    • Ka Chun Ng
    • Mark Andrew Cook
    • Matthew Tommasini
    • Mei-Fang Lin
    • Michael Eric Deák
    • Olesya Evstratova
    • Patricia Saunders
    • Paul Lombardi
    • Thomas Suárez
    • Thordur Magnusson
    • Timothy Lee Miller
  • International Music Prizes

Rene Nikolaou

WINNER OF THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN COMPOSITION 2011

Composer's Biography

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Born in the capital of Greece Athens, Rene Nikolaou began her music studies at the age of seven. She studied piano with Sophia Garoufalis and gained the Bachelor and Diploma. After that she has attended master classes in Greece and Switzerland with internationally renowned pianists such as Aris Garoufalis, Martino Tirimo and Paul Badura Skoda. She also completes her studies in Music Theory, where she excels, next to the conductor George Aravidis. Since 1992 she teaches piano, chamber music and music theory at many conservatoires of Athens, as well as, in Primary and Secondary Education (Music High Schools). As a musician she has performed with various music ensembles of chamber music, chοirs and recitals for two pianos with the pianist Marilena Spachi. She has composed many works for piano solo (Studies, Valse Lente, Nocturnes, etc.), chamber music for piano and cello, and the work “Metachorisis” written for symphonic orchestra and choir. She has also composed a children's operetta called ''The fox became a nun'' based on a poem of the significant Greek poet George Drosinis, and a collection of “Children's songs” part of which was presented in the ''School’s Choral Festival'' at the Cathedral of Ekatontapiliani at the island of Paros (May 2009). Her works for piano solo ''Two small canons'' and ''Etude No.2'' have been awarded with the ''Finalist of the International Music Prize for Excellence in Composition 2010'' and ''Honorable Mention Citation'' respectively at the contest organized by the National Academy of Music. Her book, titled “Synaesthesia”, contains a collection with works for piano solo and piano-cello by “Cambia” publishing.

Prize-Winning Work: Preliminary Level

Little Tangos for Little Pianists
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