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* Leeds International Piano Competition

on BBC Two England

The second of two live concerts from Leeds Town Hall, featuring each night three of six young competitors who, out of a total entry of nearly 100 from all over the world, have won their way through to the Finals.
Each finalist will play a complete concerto with orchestra and the distinguished international jury will deliberate on an astonishingly high standard of musicianship, artistry and technique. Tonight they will decide the 1981 winner and the full results will be announced at 10.35* pm. Previous outright winners Michael Roll
(1963), Rafael Orozco (1966), Radu Lupu (1969), Murray Perahia (1972), Dmitri Alexeev (1975) and Michel Dalberto (1978) are now all internationally established concert pianists.
Introduced by Richard Baker together with instant comment and analysis from Bernard Keeffe
Chairman of the Competition and the Jury Miss Fanny Waterman Vice Chairman Mrs Jeremy Thorpe
Philharmonia Orchestra leader CHRISTOPHER WARREN-GREEN conducted by Sir Charles Groves
Assistant producer ANITA crim Director ROY TIPPING
Producer KENNETH CORDEN
(Competition given in association with Hartleys of Bristol)

Contributors

Unknown:
Rafael Orozco
Unknown:
Radu Lupu
Unknown:
Murray Perahia
Unknown:
Dmitri Alexeev
Unknown:
Michel Dalberto
Introduced By:
Richard Baker
Leader:
Christopher Warren-Green
Conducted By:
Sir Charles Groves
Producer:
Kenneth Corden

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