Amir reaches final and wins prize at the 2008 Royal Overseas League Competition
the Royal Overseas League, based in London, holds an annual music competition open to all instrumentalists and singers, with the priceless grand prize of a Wigmore Hall recital for the overall winner.
Held during February at the ROSL headquarters in London, the first stages of the competition are categorised based on instrument type. After 2 elimination rounds involving contestants from Commonwealth Countries all around the world, Amir was one of 6 pianists to reach the piano category final.
As one of the top contestants from outside the UK, he was awarded an Australian Music Scholarship of £500.
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A well-deserved honour for a fine young Australian pianist, whose Rachmaninoff II at the Myer Music Bowl demonstrated why he is moving ahead so rapidly.
It is good to see him following in the footsteps of the great pianist Geoffrey Tozer who won the Royal Overseas League (UK) when he was still a teenager.