VISUAL ARTS: Works on Paper
First Place
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JUDY ARONOW
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Drawing: Botanicals
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KIM BECKMANN
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Ink Drawing: Abstracts
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SARA LIN
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Pastel
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Second Place
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SCOTT ARONOW
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Pencil Drawing
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KARL NATHAN BLACK
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Pencil Drawing: Portraits
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CARLA FALB
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Charcoal Drawing
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YING FENG
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Pastel: Portraits
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MARTHA HAYDEN
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Watercolor: Landscapes
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Third Place
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JACK JONES
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Watercolor: Landscapes
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STAN MOSKOWITZ
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Watercolor: Cityscapes
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ELISSA PRYSTAUK
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Pastel: Florals/Landscapes
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YUEH-CHIAO LIN TING
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Pastel: Still Lifes
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Lenore Segan Student Award
Honorable Mention for Creativity
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HALLIE COHEN
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Creativity
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LYN C. HANDLER
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Skilled Use of Materials
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VOCALISTS
First Place
OPERA

Inna Dukach, Lyric Soprano
1st Place 2004
NYC Opera
Lorraine Hinds, Dramatic Soprano
Jimi James, Bass Baritone
Ihn-Kyu (Daniel) Lee, Lyric Baritone
Daniel Okulitch, Baritone, Modern American Opera
Jennifer Rivera, Mezzo-Soprano
Gaston Rivero, Lyric Tenor
Dongwon Shin, Dramatic Tenor
OPERETTA
Elly Erickson, Coloratura Soprano
ART SONGS
Tara Venditti, Mezzo-Soprano
Jesse Blumberg, Baritone
1st Place Art Songs 2004
Second Place
OPERA
Emily Longford Johnson, Mezzo-Soprano
2nd Place 2004
Gotham Opera
ART SONGS
Melanie Mitrano, Soprano
Third Place
OPERA
Tamara Mumford, Mezzo-Soprano
3rd Place 2004
Metropolitan Opera
Honorable Mention
CABARET
Margaret Curry
JAZZ
Laurie Krauz
PLAYWRITING
First Place
ALAN DAVID PERKINS for F2F (stands for Face to Face), a hi-tech futuristic battle of the sexes between a computer nerd and a hard hat.
Finalists
DAVID D'AGOSTINO for The Bed, an existential duologue between a father and son.
BRIAN DRADER for Liar, a con artist befuddles a guilt-ridden couple.
LISA MOLINARO for Billy Moon, a family deals with an autistic child.
DONALD MOLNAR for Sara's Cave, a good German can't live in his Holocaust world.
VISUAL ARTS
Grand Prize Winner
STEVEN KENNY of Washington, VA (Oils)
Oils
- CHRISTOPHER PELLEY of New York, NY
- LEONID GERVITS of Jersey City, NJ
- DAVID JAY of New York, NY
Acrylics
- SUSAN PYZOW of New York, NY
- TOVA SNYDER of Rye, NY
Watercolors
- LINDA HUTCHINSON of Kent, OH
- TORDIA RADISH of Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia
Mixed Media
ALEKSANDR RAZIN of Hewlett, NY
Solomon Dutka Memorial Student Award
RYAN SHULTZ of Libertyville, IL
MUSIC
Seven instrumentalists and two vocalists performed at the JDAF inaugural concert on May 8, 2000 at Merkin Concert Hall and received a total of $13,000 in prize money.
Albert Tiu, Piano
1st Place 2000
With Merryll Ashley, NYC Ballet presenting 2000 piano award
In the back judge Julius Baker, flautist NY Phillarmonic
Shelly Watson, Soprano
Yuri Namkung, Violin
Abel Motsoadi, Baritone
Robert V. Gupta, Violin
Na Kyung Choi, Flute
William Bomar, Flute
Grainne Hope & Olga Redkina, Cello Duet
Four composers received prizes totaling $4,000.
Orlando Jacinto Garcia, Orchestra
Anthony Iannaccone, Chamber
Ari Frankel, Electro-acoustic
Chihchun Chi-sun Lee, Ethnic-infused
Two composers received Honorable Mention:
Laurence Bitensky
Robert Carl
CHOREOGRAPHY
A total of $5,000 was awarded at our Gala Concert at the Theater of the Riverside Church on May 6, 2001 to:
Chamecki/Lerner Dance Company
Cherylyn Lavagnino
Joan Stone
Two choreographers received Honorable Mention:
Kennet Oberly
Leigh Witchel