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John
Giordano: Chairman of the Cliburn jury for every competition
since 1973, he retired last year as music director of
the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, a position he held
for 27 years.
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Marcello
Abbado: Former director of the Milan Conservatory
in Italy, he is a noted pianist and composer and brother
of conductor Claudio Abbado.
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Joaquin
Achúcarro: An internationally noted Spanish pianist,
he holds the endowed Joel Estes Tate Chair at Southern
Methodist University.
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Eileen
Tate Cline: Former dean of the Peabody Conservatory
of Music in Baltimore, she is an award-winning researcher
and author on the subject of piano competitions.
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Richard
Dyer: Music critic of the Boston Globe and two-time
recipient of the ASCAP Deems Taylor Distinguished Critic
Award.
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Claude
Frank: Concert pianist who serves on the faculties
of the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia and the Yale School
of Music.
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Thomas
Frost: Senior executive producer for Sony Classical
since 1989, he was producer and director of Columbia Masterworks
for 20 years.
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Zhou
Guangren: A faculty member of the Central Conservatory
of Music in Beijing, she has devoted her energies to popularizing
the piano in China.
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Andrej
Jasiñski: Concert pianist and former head of the piano
department of the Katowice Music Academy in Poland. He
was chairman of the jury of the 2000 Chopin Competition
in Warsaw.
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Yoheved
Kaplinsky: A native of Tel Aviv, she is head of the
piano department of the Juilliard School in New York.
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Jürgen
Meyer-Josten: German pianist and former head of music
of the Bavarian State Radio.
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Jean-Marc
Peysson: Swiss concert manager who represents many
top-tier artists as well as the European tours of Cliburn
Competition winners.
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Menahem
Pressler: Renowned pianist and co-founder of the Beaux
Arts Trio, one of the world's most highly acclaimed chamber
music ensembles.
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