80 students ages 5-20 performed with the Sempre Musick Orchestra in 2024! Concerto & Solo and Ensemble with Orchestra Awards 2024 Grand Prix Winner Taige Wang, New York Student of Yoheved Kaplinsky Performance with the NH Philharmonic Orchestra in the 2024-2025 season https://youtu.be/0sD3P9Kr3uE Solo Appearance with the Nashua Chamber Orchestra in 2024-2025: Khaos Kook, Washington State, student of Nancy Zhou Omni Mount Washington Award for Outstanding Solo Performance: Eunha Basu, Massachusetts, student of Mila Filatova Concerto & Solo and Ensemble with Orchestra Special Awards Best Performance of a Baroque Concerto: Max Kremsenko, 17, New York, student of Olga Rudnik Best Performance of a Classical Concerto: Perry Moskowitz, 20, Massachusetts, student of Bonnie Anderson Best Performance of a Romantic Concerto: Nina Iorik, 13, Washington State, student of Nino Merabishvili Best Performance by Adult Amateur Pianist Paskinel Thomas, New York, student of Alla Eliseeva Young Virtuoso – Piano: Sophie Luo, 10, Massachusetts, student of Mila Filatova Young Virtuoso – Violin: James Zhou, 7, Massachusetts, student of Liubomyr Senyshyn Best Performer of a Composition by Timothy Brown: Brayden Wilyono, 13, Texas, student of Timothy Brown Best Woodwind Soloist: Advika Govindaraju, 15, New Hampshire, student of Aubrie Dionne Best Performer of a Composition by Alexander Peskanov: Maria Barsegov, 12, Massachusetts, student of Shamil Nevretdinov Best Performer of a Composition by Alexander Peskanov: Ethan Leung, 5, Massachusetts, student of Isabella Li Best Performer of a Composition by Alexander Peskanov: Teddy Mulligan, 7, Massachusetts, student of Erin Tellier Best Performer of a Composition by Alexander Peskanov: Enoch Shen, 5, Massachusetts, student of Jia Shi Best Performer of a Composition by Alexander Peskanov: Radha Biswas, 13, Massachusetts, student of Mila Filatova Bach Two-Part Invention Competition Special Awards Best performance of J. S. Bach Two-Part Invention: William Chang, 13, Massachusetts, student of Yu Wang Best performance of J. S. Bach Two-Part Invention: Iris Zhou, 9, Massachusetts, student of Anna Avetisyan