The quadrennial competition will be held June 2-18 at TCU’s new Van Cliburn Concert Hall and at Bass Performance Hall.
A Ukrainian pianist who auditioned while his family fled their homeland is among those making the cut for the June 2-18 event in Fort Worth.
The normally quadrennial competition, delayed one year by the coronavirus pandemic, will be held June 2-18 in Fort Worth. While some arts organizations protested the Russian invasion of Ukraine by boycotting Russian performers and ensembles, the Cliburn is not doing so. Preliminary and quarterfinal rounds — June 2-4 and June 5-6, respectively — will be held at TCU’s new Van Cliburn Concert Hall. The semifinal and final rounds — June 18-12 and June 14-18 — will be at Bass Performance Hall.Tianxu An, China, 23; Yangrui Cai, China, 21; Albert Cano Smit, Spain/Netherlands, 25;
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