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Born in Washington D.C., Thomas McIntosh made his concerto debut with the National Symphony Orchestra at the age of twelve and his New York debut at the age of sixteen. A Martha Baird Rockefeller award enabled him to enter the Juilliard School of Music, where he studied conducting with Jean Morel, piano with Edward Steuermann, and choral conducting with Frederick Prausnitz. First prize winner of the International Kranichstein competition, Germany, for the performance of contempory music, and a prizewinner of the Ferruccio Busoni competition, Bolzano, Italy, Mr McIntosh has performed hundreds of concerts on four continents, and in more than seventy countries of the world Thomas McIntosh’s 2006 engagements included concerts in Tokyo, Japan The Old School, Hadleigh Suffolk, United Kingdom Girona and Barcelona, Spain.
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