2023 Goodlin Results & Acknowledgement

Thank you for participating in the 2023 H. B. Goodlin Scholarship Competition! We had 74 students from 37 teaching studios competing in five divisions. The auditions were adjudicated by 9 Preliminary Round judges and 6 Finals judges. After the Preliminary Round Audition in a video submission format, 28 Finalists participated in the in-person Finals Audition at Cuyamaca College Theatre on Saturday, May 20.

The Instrumental Division Finals auditions were held in the morning and the Keyboard Division Finals auditions in the afternoon. Afterwards, the students and teachers were treated to the piano masterclass given by Dr. Tina Chong. We also had Mr. Doug Schmidt, a special guest from the Schmidt Foundation, give an inspiring speech to our students at the Keyboard Division Award Presentation.

Thank you to the San Diego Foundation, the William E. Schmidt Foundation and other generous donors for their continued support for this event. Thank you to Cuyamaca College for hosting the Saturday Finals Competition in their beautiful Theatre.

I would like to acknowledge the following participating studios for their work in educating our music students in San Diego County: Ning An, Ruslan Biryukov, Chi-Yuan Chen, Anna Cho, Sun Yung Cho, Emi Clements, Hernan Constantino, Peter Dayeh, Karen Follingstad, David Garrett, Vladimir Goltsman, Eleanor Hum, Emily Hung, Dmitry Kirichenko, Philip Lim, Inessa Litvin, Yu Carole Liu, Rinna Livshin, Alexander Mirolyan, Jared Nepute, Alexander Palamidis, Wesley Precourt, Akiko Sakakida, Anna Savvas, Xiao-yan Sui, Irina Tseitlin, Michael Tseitlin, Pasha Tseitlin, Luba Ugorski, Sophie Webber, Angela Wu, Elena Yarritu, Dawn Yocum, Dan Yu, Tingting Zhang, and Jia Sheng Zhou.

Our event could not have been possible without all the work done by our volunteers. In particular, I would like to thank the current and the past members of the MTAC San Diego Board of Directors, and the members of the H. B. Goodlin Foundation Board. Special thanks to Dr. J. Mitzi Kolar, Jaclyn Summers and Lea Schmidt-Rogers for their perpetual support and guidance for the Goodlin Competition.

Thank you to the 2023 Goodlin Competition Finals Volunteers: Sun Yung Cho, Connie Gale, Brian Goral, Eleanor Hum, Ed Litvin, Marj Osgood, Lea Schmidt-Rogers, Risa Schapiro, Jaclyn Summers, Anita Weedmark, Elena Yarritu and Chutaphin Yeager.

We were privileged to have these distinguished judges for this year’s competition: Isaac Allen, Lori Bell, Dr. Ching-Ming Cheng, Dr. Tina Chong, Dr. Shun-Lin Chou, Michael Gerdes, Alex Greenbaum, Heidi Lee Kim, Pam Monroe, Dmitry Rachmanov, Dr. Sanaz Rezai, Dr. Taylor Smith, Mark Teplitsky, Joseph Valent and Bryan Verhoye. Link to judges bios

The results are posted below. We hope to see you again next year!

2023 Goodlin Scholarship Competition Results

DivisionIDNameAward
Division I Keyboard1st Place13Henry Sun$500
2nd Place12Isabella Yang$200
3rd Place14Cady Ang$100
HM11Terrence Zhou$50
Division II Keyboard1st Place15Jedd Li$1,000
2nd Place19Amy Zhang$500Masterclass Participant
3rd Place18Daniel S Park$200Masterclass Participant
HM20Rien Chen$75
HM22Steven Chen$75
HM16Amber Zhang$75
HM21Keanu Zeller$75
HM17Aili Zhang$75
Division III Keyboard1st Place26Malvyn Lai$3,000Chet & June Schmidt Award
2nd Place24Bradley Carpiuc$1,000
3rd Place27Frederick Chien$500
HM25Luke Qiao$100
HM28Sabrina Li$100
HM23Sara Sariowan$100
Junior Instrumental1st Place1Jasmine Chan$1,000
2nd Place3Sophia Slott$500
3rd Place2Caitlin Wang$200
Senior Instrumental1st Place7Caden Jiang$3,000Chet & June Schmidt Award
2nd Place10Ethan Zhou$1,000
3rd Place8Serena Liu$500
HM9Saejoon Hong$100
HM6Kayley Xu$100
HM5Mila Keres$100
HM4Matthew Tran$100

2023 Goodlin Finalist Repertoire

2023 Duo Results & Acknowledgement

Three recitals were successfully held for this year’s Piano Duo Festival on April 15th at Greene Music. We had 25 teams from 13 teaching studios competing in four categories. Thank you to the studios of Eunice Ahn, Eunji Bae, Jim Guerin, Bon Kim, Jeeyoon Kim, Kathy Kim, April Lin, Yu Carole Liu, Carol Ong-Chen, Isabelle Roux, Anna Stal, Lori Vickers, and Vivian Wu. Our two judges, Steve Baker and Sanaz Rezai, were very impressed with the level of playing by all teams. Also, special thanks to Yuko Maruyama, Isabelle Chen, Carol Ong-Chen and Lori Vickers, who volunteered for the event. Congratulations to all students for participating in the event. We hope to see you again next year!

2023 Piano Duo Festival Results

Category I: Ages 5 – 9
1st place: Jimin Lai & Andrew Ong
2nd place: Clarie Chen & Daren Ren
3rd place: Olivia Chen & Blake Chuang
Honorable mentions: Lillian Wang & Jimin Lai, Mia Lyu & Michelle Lyu

Category II: Ages 10 – 12
1st place: Yen-Cheng Wu & Vincent Wu
2nd place: Jovanny Fernandez & Joshua Hsu
3rd place: Bokyung Logan Kwon & Jiwoo Aileen Park
Honorable mentions: Fuga Liam Endo & Christopher Taiyo Whitacre, Allison Duong & Katelyn Duong, Kayla Tsubokawa & Caleb Felker

Category III: Ages 13 – 15
1st place: Ling Zhong & Charity Chen
2nd place: Charity Chen & Peiran Liang
3rd place: Veronica Xu & Stephen Xu
Honorable mentions: Sophie Tsui & Hsueh-Heng (Helen) Lu, Anita Qian & Alethia Li

Category IV: Ages 16 – high school
1st place: Ruei-Chi Lai & Davina Zhu
2nd place: Tony Qu & Hsueh-Heng (Helen) Lu
3rd place: Vinh Son Nguyen & Gracelyn Nguyen

2023 Bach Festival AMB Results

Thank you for participating in the 2023 Bach Festival. Here are the results for the AMB Festival:

1st Place #4 Viktor Shen
2nd Place #2 Yeema Liu
3rd Place #5 Cooper Kistler
Honorable Mention – #5 Sophia Wang

Teachers must log into the scjbf.org website to view the CWA results.

2023 Concerto Results & Acknowledgement

Congratulations to all competitors and teachers in this year’s MTACSD Concerto Competition. All students performed beautifully and expressively and hopefully feel rewarded for their hard work. I want to give special thanks to the following who made this event possible:

Robert Catalano and Greene Music, Sun Yung Cho, Hernan Constantino, Karen Follingstad, Susanna Han, Inessa Litvin, Gaiana Mndoian, Cho-Hyun Park, Viktor Shekhtman, Pasha Tseitlin, and Lori Bastien Vickers! I also want to thank Jay Jay Lim for allowing us to use the Greene Music Education Center for teachers to pick up the judges comment sheets later this week!

We are excited that this year all 6 division first-place winners will be performing with the Mira Costa College Symphony Orchestra, Oceanside, under the direction of Mr. Branden Muresan.

Dates and performances are:

Friday-Saturday, March 17-18, 2023, 7:30 pm

Soloists
Amy Zhang (Mozart Concerto No.23 in A Major, K.488, Mvt III)
Richard Lee (Beethoven Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Mvt I)
Andrew Zhang (Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Mvt I)

Friday-Saturday, May 19-20, 2023, 7:30 pm

Soloists
Daniel Torrero (Weber Concerto in F Major, Op.75, Mvt I)
Beichen Li (Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E Minor, Mvt I)
Ethan Zhou (Paganini Violin Concerto, No.1 Op.6, Mvt I)

Tickets and other information available at https://miracostatheatre.universitytickets.com/w/default.aspx?cid=168

Dr. Kay Etheridge, Chair
MTACSD Concerto Competition


2023 MTACSD CONCERTO COMPETITION RESULTS

DIVISION I (Piano through 11 yrs)
First Place – Amy Zhang
Second Place – Aiden Park
Third Place – Blake Hawkinson
Honorable Mentions – Clara Stone, Alex Hawkinson

DIVISION II (Piano 12-14 yrs)
First Place – Richard Lee
Second Place – Aaron Ye
Third Place – Daniel Park
Honorable Mention – Kanon Endo

DIVISION III (Piano 15-18 yrs)
First Place – Andrew Zhang
Second Place – Huizi Zhong
Third Place – Robin Moon
Honorable Mention – Eric Li

DIVISION IV (Winds)
First Place – Daniel Torrero (bassoon)
Second Place – Lauren Suh (flute)
Third Place – Daniel Tran (bassoon)

DIVISION V (Strings through 13 yrs)
First Place – Beichen Li (violin)
Second Place – Helen Wang (cello)
Third Place – Jasmine Chan (violin)
Honorable Mention – Benjamin Luo (violin)

DIVISION VI (Strings 14-18 yrs)
First Place – Ethan Zhou (violin)
Second Place – Hannah Lee (violin)
Third Place (tie) – Brianna Baek (violin), Caden Jiang (violin)
Honorable Mention – Alvin Wang (viola)

2023 Popular Music Festival Acknowledgement

Congratulations to all participants who performed in the Popular Music Festival this weekend! Thank you to all participating teachers, who prepared their students for this first in-person Popular Music event since the start of the pandemic. The three recitals were held at the beautiful Cuyamaca College Theatre and provided a marvelous auditory display of the talents of the participants. We enjoyed listening to jazz, pop, boogie, rag, movie and video game music as well as works by favorite contemporary composers. The selections included improvised music and original arrangements by teachers and students. We even had a performance on electric guitar, a singer accompanying herself on piano, and a pianist performing to a Latin percussion track.

Dr. Taylor Smith of Cuyamaca College and Yuko Maruyama served as judges. Thank you to all the volunteers who helped out throughout the day: Irina Bessonova, Kathy Kim, Yuko Maruyama, Leslie Olson, Carol Ong-Chen, and Chutaphin Yeager

Participating studios: Eunji Bae, Irina Bessonova, Jim Guerin, Yoonhee Huh, Kathy Kim, Philip Lim, Yu Carole Liu, Yuko Maruyama, Leslie Olson, Carol Ong-Chen, Anna Stal, and Chutaphin Yeager

We hope to see you again next year!

2022 State VOCE Results for San Diego Branch

The 2022 MTAC State VOCE Competition was held online via video submission on March 15th. Students became eligible to participate in State VOCE by being selected as “finalists” at the Southern or Northern California Regional VOCE. Congratulations to all our branch students who competed!

Representing three (3) teachers, a special congratulations goes to these San Diego Branch students who received awards at the 2022 State VOCE Competition!

Junior Solo Strings
Elisha Kim, violin – 3rd Place

Senior Solo Winds
Daniel Tran, bassoon – 2nd Place

Senior Solo Voice
Flora Yuan, soprano – 1st Alternate

Intermediate Ensemble
BC Duo” – Honorable Mention
Caleb Liu, bassoon & Bryce Liu, piano


NEW VOCE FORMAT
The MTAC VOCE Competition format changed beginning January 2022, with the first round, formerly a branch competition, now a regional competition, Northern and Southern California. Two (2) changes in the judging format were:

1) At Regional VOCE, numerous “finalists” in each division were selected to move on to State VOCE. All regional contestants became either a finalist or non-finalist. No awards for 1st Place Winner, 1st Alternate, 2nd, 3rd, or Honorable Mention were chosen.

(In 2022 only: all regional “finalists” were labeled “1st Place” in their VOCE portals even though no regional winners were chosen).

2) At Regional VOCE, all contestants were heard by only one (1) judge, with a separate judge assigned to each instrument—not division—but instrument: a different judge for violins than cellos, flutes than reeds, wind ensembles than string ensembles, etc. Each judge selected finalists for their specific instrument, voice, or ensembles.

The State VOCE judging format remained unchanged, with the traditional panel of two (2) judges per division selecting 1st Place Winner, 1st Alternate, 2nd, 3rd, and Honorable Mentions.

Re-using the regional video was prohibited, and a newly recorded video was required for the state competition.

The non-competitive option remained available.

There are 10 VOCE divisions. VOCE stands for Voice, Orchestral Instruments, and Chamber Ensembles.

2022 Regional VOCE Results for San Diego Branch

The 2022 MTAC Southern CA Regional VOCE competition was held online via video submission on January 10th. ALL students who competed at regionals are to be commended for such hard work and dedication!

Thank you to the nine (9) San Diego Branch teachers who entered students in VOCE 2022: Ruslan Biryukov, Dawn Renee Calvo, Chia-Ling Chien, Hernan Constantino, Alexander Palamidis, Rachel Eunhee Park, Pasha Tseitlin, Danette White, and Elena Yarritu.

Congratulations to these fourteen (14) San Diego Branch students who were selected as “finalists” at the 2022 Southern CA Regional VOCE!

Junior Solo Strings
Elisha Kim, violin
Jasmine Chan, violin

Intermediate Solo Strings
Cynthia Huang, cello
Tyler Xiao, cello

Senior Solo Strings
Samraj Khurana, violin

Intermediate Solo Winds
Serena Liu, flute

Senior Solo Winds
Xili He, flute
Daniel Tran, bassoon

Senior Solo Voice
Flora Yuan, soprano

Intermediate Ensemble
BC Duo” – Caleb Liu, bassoon & Bryce Liu, piano
Stairway Trio” – Ethan Zhou, violin; Helen Wang, cello; Kanon Endo, piano

Regional VOCE “finalists” are eligible to move on to the State VOCE competition.


NEW VOCE FORMAT
The MTAC VOCE Competition format changed beginning January 2022, with the first round, formerly a branch competition, now a regional competition, Northern and Southern California. Two (2) changes in the judging format were:

1) At Regional VOCE, numerous “finalists” in each division were selected to move on to State VOCE. All regional contestants became either a finalist or non-finalist. No awards for 1st Place Winner, 1st Alternate, 2nd, 3rd, or Honorable Mention were chosen.

(In 2022 only: all regional “finalists” were labeled “1st Place” in their VOCE portals even though no regional winners were chosen).

2) At Regional VOCE, all contestants were heard by only one (1) judge, with a separate judge assigned to each instrument—not division—but instrument: a different judge for violins than cellos, flutes than reeds, wind ensembles than string ensembles, etc. Each judge selected finalists for their specific instrument, voice, or ensembles.

The State VOCE judging format remained unchanged, with the traditional panel of two (2) judges per division selecting 1st Place Winner, 1st Alternate, 2nd, 3rd, and Honorable Mentions.

Re-using the regional video was prohibited, and a newly recorded video was required for the state competition.

The non-competitive option remained available.

There are 10 VOCE divisions. VOCE stands for Voice, Orchestral Instruments, and Chamber Ensembles.

2022 Sonata Results & Acknowledgement

November 12, 2022, was a gorgeous and exciting day at Point Loma Nazarene University where the Sonata Contest in Memory of Jane Smisor Bastien, was held. It was a joy to hear and see so many of our students! We had 295 entrants this year.

I want to thank our incredible team of volunteers! First and foremost, thank you to MTAC member, Dr. Victor Labenske for co-sponsoring our event and helping us to secure Point Loma Nazarene University as our facility. Thank you to Brian Goral and Chutaphin Yeager for organizing our lovely breakfast and lunch. Thank you to Dr. Mitzi Kolar, our wise adviser on all MTAC procedures. Thank you to our branch president Yuko Maruyama for helping us communicate with our teachers and student families. To our other MTAC member volunteers: Sarah Victor, Karlin Labenske, Miriam Cole, Eleanor Hum, Xiao-Yan Sui, Magdi Bornemisza, Hua Wang, Isabelle Roux, Dan Yu, Carole Liu Yu, and Ting Ting Zhang, thank you so much for your time.

Other volunteers: Riley Vickers, Lindsey Heinrich, Brittney Heinrich, Patty Rudolph, Hector Hum, Helena Trinh, Annalise Chang, Tiffany Hsiao, Jeffrey Yang, Francisco Mamon, Anne Pitaya, Chelsea Clements, and to the several Point Loma Nazarene music students who volunteered: we thank you so much for your time.

To my husband, Eric, thank you for your time, patience, and technical expertise to help organize the event.

We are very grateful to our highly esteemed judges for the day: Dr. Sanaz Rezai (Los Angeles), Joanne Stohs (Northern San Diego), Mark Mendez (Montebello), Teri Watson (Fullerton), Dr. Rob Watson (Fullerton), La Vaun Beyer (Orange County), Ardes Abad (Bellflower), Crystal Rivette (Azusa) and Madeline Miller (Valencia). We thank them for their time, dedication, and musical expertise.

We hope to see everyone again next year!

Sincerely,

Lori Bastien Vickers, Chairperson


2022 SONATA CONTEST RESULTS

Group 1A-Bastien, A First Sonatina, I Group 1B-Bastien, Silver Sonatina, I
1st Place – Selena Liu 1st Place – Nayi Liu
2nd Place – Tie: Dylan Zhang, Allison Cai 2nd Place – George Chang
3rd Place – Indy Jun-Yong-Ni 3rd Place – Claire Yang
Group 2A-Bastien, Sapphire Blue, I Group 2B-Gillock, Sonatina in G, I
1st Place – Victor Shen 1st Place – Lucas Zhang
2nd Place – Elise Fu 2nd Place – Ruitong Xia
3rd Place – Evangeline Felker 3rd Place – Tie: Jovanny Fernandez, Sophia Wang
Group 3A-Bastien, Sunset Sonatina, III Group 3B-Gillock, Sonatina, II
1st Place – William Fu 1st Place – Clarie Chen
2nd Place – Daren Ren 2nd Place – Zihan Ni
3rd Place – Zi Xiang Lin 3rd Place – Tara Liu
Group 4A-Mier, Starry Night Sonatina, III Group 4B-Alexander, Sonatina in F, III
1st Place – Tie: Amanda Tseng, Kadmus Ma 1st Place – Nathan Chou
2nd Place – Angela Cai 2nd Place – Christopher Whitacre
3rd Place – Maggie Pacleb 3rd Place – Jovan Lim
Group 5A-Benda, Sonatina in A minor Group 5B-Clementi, Sonatina in F, Op. 36, No. 4, I
1st Place – Celine Karyodisa 1st Place – Elena Chen
2nd Place – Coye Miao 2nd Place – Chi-ching Chan
3rd Place – Henry Sun 3rd Place – Tie: Aiden Park, Yvonne Gao
Group 6A-Lynes, Sonatina No. 2 in G, III Group 6B-Olson, Sonatina in Colors, Red, IV
1st Place – Ruiya Xia 1st Place – Claire Lim
2nd Place – Terrence Zhou 2nd Place – Mako Diana Nakao
3rd Place – Seojin Lee 3rd Place – Amy Fang
Group 7-Agay, Sonatina No. 3, I Group 8-Khachaturian, Sonatina (1959) for Piano, I
1st Place – Amy Zhang 1st Place – Kanon Endo
2nd Place – Andrew Jonathan Lee 2nd Place – Darren Hack
3rd Place – Alethia Li 3rd Place – Fiona Zhang
Group 9-Mozart, Sonata in Bb Major, K. 570, III Group 10-Beethoven, Sonata in C minor, Op. 10, No. 1, I
1st Place – James Rong 1st Place – Amber Zhang
2nd Place – Tie: Sara Sariowan, Tyler Chang 2nd Place – Bryce Liu
3rd Place – Izel Garcia-Hale 3rd Place – Sarah Deng
Group 11-Beethoven, Sonata in G, Op. 14, No. 2, III
1st Place – Tie: Edison Choy, Daniel Park, Edward Kim
2nd Place – Margaret Fan
3rd Place – Adam Gates

2022 Chopin Festival Results & Acknowledgement

Chopin Festival was LIVE this year on June 18, 2022. It was a beautiful Saturday to host our most talented young musicians in our community at the gorgeous First Presbyterian Church of San Diego sanctuary. The continuous high quality of music making from our wonderful 37 performers really inspired us all.

Thank you to the participating teachers who continue to educate and motivate your students:

Eunji Bae, Irina Bendetsky, Magdolna Bornemisza, Jessie Chang, Sun Yung Cho, Chaling Huynh, Anthony Do-Hoon Kim, Shuang Li, Inessa Litvin, Yu Carole Liu, Rinna Livshin, Vera Lukomsky, Viktor Shekhtman, Elaine Tokman, Gill Tsai, Mei Yin, Dan Yu, Jia Sheng Zhou

We were so very honored to have three prestigious judges: Ethan Yi Dong, Wojciech Kocyan, and Kevin Kwan Loucks. They have selected the top three winners in three divisions. Winners were presented the crystal trophies at the courtyard reception immediately after the judges’ deliberation. The judges valuable comments have been emailed to all participating teachers.

Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 Chopin Festival:

Division I
James Rong, 1st Place
Amy Zhang, 2nd Place
Rien Chen, 3rd Place

Division II
Richard Lee, 1st Place
Frederick Chien, 2nd Place
Sarah Deng, 3rd Place

Division III
Sabrina Li, 1st Place
Nathan Dai, 2nd Place
Eric Li, 3rd Place

I look forward to seeing you all next year!
Jessie Chang
MTACSD Chopin Festival Chair

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2022 Goodlin Results & Acknowledgement

Thank you to all participants, teachers, volunteers, friends and families for making the 2022 H. B. Goodlin Scholarship Competition a successful event celebrating the excellence in music education in San Diego County. We had 75 students from 38 teaching studios participating in five divisions. The auditions were adjudicated by 9 Preliminary judges and 6 Finals judges.

The Preliminary Round Audition was conducted as a video submission event. 26 Finalists were selected by the Preliminary judges, and 25 Finalists participated in the Finals Audition, which was held in person at Cuyamaca College Theatre on Saturday, May 21. This was our first in-person Goodlin Scholarship event since the beginning of the pandemic. Thank you to all Finalists, teachers, volunteers and parents for following the Covid safety rules and making this Finals event run smoothly.

Thank you to the San Diego Foundation, the William E. Schmidt Foundation and other generous donors for their continued support for this event. Thank you to Cuyamaca College for hosting the Saturday Finals Competition in their beautiful Theatre.

I would like to acknowledge the following participating studios for their work in educating our music students in San Diego County: Eunice Ahn, Ning An, Ruslan Biryukov, Dana Burnett, Wanping Chen, Sun Yung Cho, Hernan Constantino, Angelina Hardy, Eleanor Hum, Xiao Liang, Philip Lim, April Lin, Inessa Litvin, Yu Carole Liu, Rinna Livshin, Pam Martchev, Brenda Martin, George Maxman, Alexander Mirolyan, Gaiana Mndoian, Alexander Palamidis, Cho-Hyun Park, Viktor Shekhtman, Xiao-yan Sui, Elaine Tokman, Peichun Tsai, Irina Tseitlin, Michael Tseitlin, Pasha Tseitlin, Anna Vasilyeva, Yun-Yin Wu, Elena Yarritu, Mei Yin, Dawn Yokum, Dan Yu, Tingting Zhang, Yao Zhao and Jia Zhou.

Our Finals event could not have been possible without all the work done by the volunteers, which included many music teachers and their students and families. In particular, I would like to thank the current and the past members of the MTAC San Diego Board of Directors, and the members of the H. B. Goodlin Foundation Board. Special thanks to Dr. J. Mitzi Kolar for her help and guidance, and Lea Schmidt-Rogers for always “being there” for us.

Thank you to the 2022 Goodlin Competition Finals Volunteers: Yaumo Chan, Eugene Cho, Laura Cho, Sun Yung Cho, Connie Gale, Brian Goral, Eleanor Hum, Ed Litvin, Yuko Maruyama, Michiko Parseghian, Lea Schmidt-Rogers, Risa Schapiro, Jaclyn Summers, Chutaphin Yeager, and Lu Yuan.

We were privileged to have these distinguished judges for this year’s competition: Lori Bell, Dr. Ching-Ming Cheng, Dr. Tina Chong, Angela Choong, Dr. Karen Follingstad, Dr. Andrea Garreffa, Heidi Lee Kim, Edith Orloff, Dr. Sanaz Rezai, Craig Richey, Dr. Taylor Smith, Mark Teplitsky, Dr. Philip Tyler, Teri Watson, and Dr. Angela Yeung. Link to Judges’ Bios

DivisionIDNameAward
Division I Keyboard1st Place5Amy Zhang$500
2nd Place6Steven Chen$200
3rd Place1Isabella Yang$100
HM3Chloe Li$50
Finalist2James Rong$25
Finalist4Keanu Zeller$25
Division II Keyboard1st Place11Emily Chen$850
2nd Place7Victoria Chen$500
3rd Place9Richard Lee$200
HM10Healin Lee$50
Finalist8Melody Chen$25
Division III Keyboard1st Place14Ethan Song$2,000 Chet & June Schmidt Award
2nd Place17Malvyn Lai$850
3rd Place16Andrew Zhang$500
HM13Yilin Zhu$50
Finalist12Sabrina Li$25
Finalist15Kyle Tianshi$25
Junior Instrumental1st Place20Elisha Kim$850
2nd Place19Jasmine Chan$500
3rd Place18Kayley Xu$200
HM21Ethan Zhou$50
Finalist-Caitlin Wang$25
Senior Instrumental1st Place25Erica Wang$2,000 Chet & June Schmidt Award
2nd Place22Caden Jiang$850
3rd Place24Nathan Haghgoo$500
HM23Lea Parseghian$50