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Young musicians representing eight countries will vie for cash prizes totaling $40,000.

17-year-old pianist shines in performance of Rachmaninoff at Concerto Finals July 22 in Cleveland, earns $20,000 first prize.

Three remaining pianists will perform with The Cleveland Orchestra July 22 at Severance Hall; winner earns $20,000 first prize.

Performances continue Wednesday in Oberlin, with top 3 advancing to Friday's Concerto Finals in Cleveland.

Pianists will perform in Concerto Round at Oberlin Tuesday, July 19. All Oberlin performances are free and open to the public.

Remaining artists will perform in Semifinal Round II on Monday, July 18. All Oberlin performances are free and open to the public.

Young pianists representing 8 countries and 14 U.S. states vie for $40,000 in cash prizes plus Oberlin scholarships.

Young pianists vie for $40,000—including a first prize of $20,000. Finalists perform with the Cleveland Orchestra, earn full scholarships to attend Oberlin.

21 of the world's most talented young violinists vie for a $10,000 grand prize and performance with the Cleveland Orchestra.

Oberlin's summer music programs keep things lively while students are away.