Anna Dmytrenko,

Piano

LOUDIS RECITAL HALL

AMY E. DUPONT MUSIC BUILDING

June 7, 2008    7:00 PM

Admission is free

Scarlatti               Sonata in A Major, L.428, Allegro

Beethoven            Sonata No. 28 in A major, Op. 101

I. Allegro ma non troppo

II. Vivace alla marcia

III. Adagio, ma non troppo,

     con affetto –

IV. Allegro

Mendelssohn       Fantasie in f# minor, op. 28

I. Con moto agitato

II. Allegro con moto

III. Presto

Intermission

Rachmaninoff       Variations on a Theme of

Corelli, Op.42

Verdi-Liszt           Rigoletto: Concert Paraphrase  

Anna Dmytrenko began studying piano in 1997 at the age of five in Ukraine at the Mariupol School of Music, with Tatiyana Yakovleva. After her family moved to the United States, her teachers were David Brown and Jeanne Pascal. At the Wilmington Music, School she was the Wilmington Community Orchestra Student Concerto Competition winner, and thus performed with the Wilmington Community Orchestra in 2004. She was also the recipient of several scholarships in 2003 and 2004, and appeared in numerous recitals at the Wilmington Music School, at University of Delaware, and at the KimmelCenter, Philadelphia.

From September 2004, Anna studies at the Juilliard School, Pre-College Division, under Oxana Yablonskaya, where she has received several scholarships. In 2005, Anna was a finalist of the Seiler International Piano Competition in Germany. As a first place winner of the Bradshaw and Buono International Piano Competition, she debuted in Carnegie Hall. Most recently, Anna was named first runner-up in the Delaware Symphony Youth Soloist Competition. 

She has participated in master classes given by Olga Kern, Hiroko Nakamura, Vladimir Krainev, Gary Graffman, Sergei Musaelian, Alexander Braginsky, Julian Martin, Karl-Heinz Kämmerling, Joaquin Soriano and Stewart Goodyear.