- Van Cliburn International Piano
Competition
Approximately 75 projects are available for sponsorship for each
quadrennial competition. Many projects, such as the screening
recitals and media project have worldwide visibility. Others bring
intense local visibility, including sponsorship of a jury member or
a hospitality suite for the press. The Fourteenth Competition will
take place May 24-June 9, 2013.
Download the Fourteenth Competition
Prospectus.
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Sponsorships for the Fourteenth Competition.
- International Piano Competition
For Outstanding Amateurs™
Inaugurated in 1999, the International Piano Competition for
Outstanding Amateurs celebrates and recognizes the importance of
music-making, both on and off the stage, and is for those
individuals who play the piano as a serious pastime rather than as
a profession. Competitors must be at least 35 years of age by the
start of competition, and cannot derive their principal source of
income from playing or teaching piano. The weeklong festival brings
together 75 talented amateur pianists for seven days of
performances, symposia, and social events. The seventh Amateur
Competition will take place in spring 2015.
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- Cliburn
Concerts
Widely regarded as the foremost classical performance series in the
region, Cliburn Concerts features the world's leading recitalists,
ensembles, composers, and rising stars, presenting them at Bass
Performance Hall and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
- Education
The Cliburn addresses the need for quality music education in our
community--with children in the public schools, with underserved
populations such as senior citizens in community centers, and with
the general population. Programs offered for free include Musical
Awakenings®, piano lessons, community concerts, Cliburn
Conversations, and Adopt-a-Competitor
during the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition.
- Gala
The premier social event of the year, the Cliburn Benefit Gala
attracts 500 community leaders and patrons for an evening of fine
dining and dancing. Proceeds support the Cliburn's annual
operations, including winners' tours, concerts, and education
programs.
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