First
prize winner in the 2003 Composition Contest is Jessie
Pounds, cello student of Nancy
England. Jessie wrote a piece for flute, which gathered many
compliments from the judges for being quite fresh and interesting,
an appealing tune with interesting rhythms.
Second
prize goes to Kirk Patterson, Rudolph
Nemeth’s piano student, for an ambitious piano solo.
Third
Prize is awarded to Matthew Wham, a piano student
of Edward Pierce, for a piano piece
with “neat rhythms” and a “catchy tune.”