Judith Burganger and Cleveland Quartet: Trout Quintet by Schubert - Part V

Judith Burganger is founder and artistic director of the Florida Atlantic University Chamber Soloists and the Brahms Festival, began her music career at age of six in Buffalo, New York, with a piano recital at Kleinhans Music Hall. She performed more than 30 times with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra under renowned conductors including William Steinberg, Josef Krips and Michael Tilson Thomas. Her early mentors were Mme. Isabelle Vengerova and Mieczyslaw Horszowski. At 17, she won First Prize in the nationa Merriweather Post Competition in Washionton, D.C., and was invited to attend the Marlboro Festival, where she studied with Hermann Busch, Felix Galimir and RudolfSerkin. Her remarkable achievements include being :the FIRST American ever to win the coveted 1st Prize of the International piano Competition (ARD) in Munich, Germany; a Bronze Medal in the International Piano Competition in Geneva, Switzerland, the 1st Prize winner of the National Merriweather Post Competition in Washington, D.C; 1st place winner in the National Piano Competition of German Music Conservatories in Cologne, Germany and finally the winner of a Grant awarded by the Clultural Coalition of German Industry.

Violin: William Preucil, Viola: James Dunham; Cello: Paul Katz, and Double bass: James Van Demark

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