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05/24/08
After a yearlong competition, a Thai composer has won a coveted award from the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra. Find Us On Facebook
Narong Prangcharoen is the winner of the Annapolis Charter 300 Young Composers Competition, besting three other finalists and taking the $5,000 prize. He'll also get the chance to have his nine-minute work, "Tri-Sattawat" ("Three Centuries"), included on the ASO's first professional recording, which will be out in late 2008 or early 2009, according to the symphony.
"We're proud and thrilled," said symphony President Lee Streby....
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