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Boston Civic Symphony
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In October Mackenzie performed with
the
Boston Civic Symphony
In Celebration of their 85th Season
"Music to the Max" Honoring Music Director
Max Hobart's 30th Anniversary Season
Mackenzie Melemed, piano soloist
Co-winner, James R. Powers Concerto Competition
Joyce Kulkawik, Guest Narrator
More
Photos Here
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| Mackenzie will be performing a pre-concert recital at
the Concord Performing Arts Center on March 19, 2010.
He was selected as a winner of the 2010 Concord Symphony
Orchestra Competition, held in January. Tickets and
information can be found on their website, www.concordorchestra.com
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Bennington Center for the Arts here
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Mackenzie's
California Trip
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| In June, Mackenzie went to San Francisco after
being invited by "Steve and Kate's Camp",
a summer camp for students between the ages of
5-12. He played at every location of the camp;
San Francisco, Berkeley, Kentfield, San Anselmo,
Mill Valley, and Novato.
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Congratulations!
First Place Tie
Seven Hills Symphony Concerto Competition
Another First
Place Tie
for the
Boston Civic Symphony
Concerto Competition
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"Live from Carnegie
Hall"
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national television show, which showcases the best young
classical musicians in the country. |
www.fromthetop.org
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Mackenzie performed on From
the Top
on May 25th, 2008 and you can see it here.
He was featured along with Matthew Lipman, viola, age 16 from
University Park, IL and Jingchen Sun, marimba, age 17, from New
York, NY.
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| Mackenzie
has been selected to be an "Ambassador of Music" for
the From the Top School Program in which he educates and excites
students about classical music. |
Everyday Heroes
Mackenzie was excited to be honored as one of the "Everyday
Heroes" on behalf of Anna
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Anna Maria College takes pride in educated
people who are the "backbone" of the community:
the teachers, social workers, nurses, firefighters,
police officers, business and civic leaders who make
a positive contribution to both their profession and
to their communities.
Mackenzie was selected by the Everyday Heroes Committee
to be among that group, specifically for the joy he
has brought to senior citizens. He was the only child
to be so honored that evening.
Jack Williams, of CBS4 Boston was the featured speaker
and was honored for 25 years of Wednesday's Child.
The event and dinner was on November 11, 2006 at Mechanics
Hall. |
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