Dr. Renato Fabbro - piano

Dr. Fabbro won the Adeline Rosenberg Memorial First Prize in the Fort Collins Symphony National Young Artist Competition as well as first prizes in the Grand Junction Symphony National Young Artist Competition, Colorado State Music Teachers Association Young Artists Piano Competition, Colorado University Honors Competition and several others. He has also won prizes and awards in the Lee Piano Competition, MTNA Young Artist Piano Competition and Jefferson Symphony International Young Artists Competition. He has been a featured soloist with the Oregon Symphony, Denver Philharmonic Orchestra, Fort Collins Symphony, Grand Junction Symphony, Coeur d'Alene Symphony and Colorado University Orchestra.
A dedicated teacher, Dr. Fabbro has had two MTNA national finalists and his students have won multiple first prizes in the Coeur d'Alene Symphony National Young Artist, MTNA Northwest Division, Vancouver Symphony, Steinway & Sons, Portland Young Pianists, Washington Outstanding Artist, Oregon MTNA (Junior, Senior and Young Artist Piano divisions), Spokane, Central Oregon Symphony, Portland Monday Musical Club Scholarship, Oregon Symphony Wiscarson, Beaverton Symphony, and Oregon Sinfonietta competitions. His students have also won first prizes in the Mondavi Center National Young Artist Competition, National Federation of Music Clubs Stillman Kelley National Award, Eugene Symphony Young Artist Competition, Portland Youth Philharmonic Concerto Competition, American Fine Arts Festival International Concerto Competition (Grand Prize), and have been accepted into top piano performance degree programs, including the Eastman School of Music, Indiana University, Peabody Conservatory, Cleveland Institute of Music, Manhattan School of Music and Rice University Shepherd School of Music, among others. For twelve years, Dr. Fabbro was a member of the piano faculty of the University of Portland.
Important News!
Registration for Musicfest Northwest 2021 will open January 1st, 2021. Online registration deadline is March 5th, 2021
Online Registration
Syllabus
The complete syllabus is now available for all categories.
New Educational Programs!
Dates
This year's festival takes place May 9th - 14th, 2021
Young Artist Concert: Wednesday May 12th, 2021 at 7:30pm
Festival Highlights Concert: Friday May 14th, 2021 at 7:30pm
Both concerts take place at the Martin Woldson theatre at the FOX and are FREE and open to the public! Come and support the next generation of artists!
Young Artist Concert: Wednesday May 12th, 2021 at 7:30pm
Festival Highlights Concert: Friday May 14th, 2021 at 7:30pm
Both concerts take place at the Martin Woldson theatre at the FOX and are FREE and open to the public! Come and support the next generation of artists!
Location Information
All division adjudications take place on the beautiful campus of Gonzaga University.
Organ division takes place at St. John's Cathedral - 127 E. 12th Avenue
Organ division takes place at St. John's Cathedral - 127 E. 12th Avenue
Donate
As we celebrate our 75th Diamond Anniversary in 2021 we are aiming to make it the best festival yet! We are always in need of sponsors, donors and volunteers. If you have any skills or ideas you would like to present to us please feel free to get in touch!
In the meantime, your donation to the Festival helps immensely in keeping future editions of this wonderful even alive and because as a non-profit organization, we rely on the generous support of our members.
Please send checks/cash to our Festival Office.
To Donate Online
In the meantime, your donation to the Festival helps immensely in keeping future editions of this wonderful even alive and because as a non-profit organization, we rely on the generous support of our members.
Please send checks/cash to our Festival Office.
To Donate Online
Contact
Musicfest Northwest
1305 N Napa
Spokane, WA 99202
Tel: +1 509-327-3455
Email: musicfest@smfnw.org
1305 N Napa
Spokane, WA 99202
Tel: +1 509-327-3455
Email: musicfest@smfnw.org