Unveiling the prizewinners of SIVC 2015:
First Prize: Tseng Yu-Chien
Second Prize: Richard Lin
Third Prize: Sirena Huang
Fourth Prize: Alexandra Conunova
Fifth Prize: Lim Hyun Jae
Sixth Prize: Fedor Rudin
Goh Soon Tioe Violin & Piano Recital: Richard Lin
Best Performer of Commissioned Work: Sirena Huang
Best Performer of Bach: Lim Hyun Jae
Best Performer of Paganini: Sirena Huang
Master Bow by Pierre Guillaume Best Singaporean Performer: Loh Jun Hong
25 years of competition pianism | Jean Sibelius -viulukilpailu | Klassinen | yle.fi
ttp://yle.fi/aihe/artikkeli/2015/11/25/25-years-competition-pianism
それにしてもピアニスト5人いるなかで特集されるのはすごいな
Jean Sibelius -Viulukilpailu 2015 | pianists
ttp://www.sibeliuscompetition.fi/Information/pianists/
"At first my teacher at school was upset about my participating,
but finally I got a permission and even some encouragement.
My violin teacher was the one who suggested taking part in
this competition."
2. A violin concerto by one of the following composers: Bartók (no. 2),
Beethoven, Berg, Brahms, Mendelssohn (Op. 64),
Nielsen, Paganini (no.1), Prokofiev (no. 1, 2),
Shostakovich (no. 1), Tchaikovsky
エネスコ国際
ヴァイオリン部門
Second round, violin section
The second round of the violin section will
take place at Grand Hall of the Romanian A
thenaeum, from 16.00 to 20.00.
（日本時間22時〜2時）
Second Round:
Alican Süner (Turkey)
Ioana Cristina Goicea (Romania)
Hwapyung Yoo (South Korea)
Elly Suh (United States of America)
Yasuka Morizono (Japan)
Erzhan Kulibaev (Kazakhstan)
Sungmi Park (South Korea)
Usha Kapoor (Statele Unite ale Americii)
Alexandra Lomeiko (New Zeeland)
Gyehee Kim (South Korea)
Haruna Shinoyama (Japan)
Donghyun Kim (South Korea)
ttp://concurs.festivalenescu.ro/sections/2016-competition/violin-section/
現在Ioana Cristina Goicea演奏中
配信サイト
Violin: Round II, part 1 | Medici#!/george-enescu-international-competition-violin-round2-day1
ttp://jp.medici.tv/#!/george-enescu-international-competition-violin-round2-day1
Ioana Cristina Goicea (Romania) – 16.00
Hwapyung Yoo (South Korea) – 16.50
pause
Erzhan Kulibaev (Kazakhstan) 17.55
Alexandra Lomeiko (New Zeeland) 18.45
pause
Gyehee Kim (South Korea) 19.50
Donghyun Kim (South Korea) 20.40
ttp://www.medici.tv/
A violinist from Kazakhstan and two South Koreans are
the finalists of the Violin Section at the Enescu Competition 2016.
The Final will include concertos by Tchaikovsky and Beethoven
| George Enescu Festival
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エネスコ国際ファイナリスト決まりました
Erzhan KULIBAEV
Final
Tchaikovsky – Violin Concerto in D Major op. 35
Gyehee KIM
Final
Tchaikovski – Violin Concerto op. 35 in D Major
Donghyun KIM
Final
Beethoven – Violin Concerto op. 61 in D Major
L. van Beethoven: Sonata No. 6 for violin and piano in G major, Op. 30
H. Wieniawski: Capriccio no. 7 La Cadenza, Op. 10
H. Wieniawski: Polonaise in D major, Op. 4
K. Penderecki: La Follia
K. Szymanowski: Myths Op. 30 ? The Fountain of Arethusa
9. Maszo?ska Amelia (Poland), catalogue no. 27
L. van Beethoven: Sonata No. 3 for violin and piano in E flat major, Op. 12
H. Wieniawski: Capriccio no. 7?La Cadenza , Op. 10
H. Wieniawski:?Fantasy on Themes from Ch. Gounod’s Opera “Faust”, Op. 20
E. Ysaye:?Sonata no. 3 in D minor, Op. 27 Ballade
K. Szymanowski:?Myths Op. 30 ??Narcissus
In exceptional cases, when for justifiable reasons
a candidate shall not be able to personally attend
a preliminary selection session, on approval of
the director of competition the candidate may be
allowed to submit at his own expense a DVD recording
of the preliminary selection programme.
L. van Beethoven: Sonata No. 8 for violin and piano in G major, Op. 30
H. Wieniawski: Capriccio no. 5 Alla Saltarella, Op. 10
H. Wieniawski: Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 15
E. Ysaye: Sonata no. 3 in D minor, Op. 27 Ballade
K. Szymanowski: Myths Op. 30 ? The Fountain of Arethusa
L. van Beethoven: Sonata No. 7 for violin and piano in C minor, Op. 30
H. Wieniawski: Capriccio no. 5 Alla Saltarella, Op. 10
H. Wieniawski: Fantasy on Themes from Ch. Gounod’s Opera “Faust”, Op. 20
E. Ysaye: Sonata no. 6 in E major, Op. 27
K. Szymanowski: Romance in D major, Op. 23
L. van Beethoven: Sonata No. 7 for violin and piano in C minor, Op. 30
H. Wieniawski: Capriccio no. 7 La Cadenza, Op. 10
H. Wieniawski: Fantasy on Themes from Ch. Gounod’s Opera “Faust”, Op. 20
E. Ysaye: Sonata no. 3 in D minor, Op. 27 Ballade
K. Szymanowski: Myths Op. 30 ? Narcissus
Międzynarodowy Konkurs Skrzypcowy im. Henryka WieniawskiegoWieniawski.pl - competition gazette available in printed and electronic versions (Polish/English) - Międzynarodowy Konkurs Skrzypcowy im. Henryka Wieniawskiego
ttp://www.wieniawski-competition.com/konkurs-skrzypcowy/en/aktualnosci/wieniawski-pl-newspaper/
Międzynarodowy Konkurs Skrzypcowy im. Henryka Wieniawskiego 2016 - Międzynarodowy Konkurs Skrzypcowy im. Henryka Wieniawskiego 2016
ttp://wieniawski2016.tvp.pl/
Participants who qualified to Stage 3 of
the 15th International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition:
1 Hanna Asieieva
27 Amelia Maszońska
23 Richard Lin
41 Arsenis Selalmazidis
16 Celina Kotz
42 Ryosuke Suho
44 Veriko Tchumburidze
12 Luke Hsu
25 Robert Łaguniak
10 Amalia Hall
14 Bomsori Kim
47 Maria Włoszczowska
33 Seiji Okamoto
1 Hanna Asieieva
27 Amelia Maszońska
23 Richard Lin
41 Arsenis Selalmazidis
16 Celina Kotz
42 Ryosuke Suho
44 Veriko Tchumburidze
12 Luke Hsu
25 Robert Łaguniak
10 Amalia Hall
14 Bomsori Kim
47 Maria Włoszczowska
33 Seiji Okamoto
新聞講評、中村さんの無邪気な明るさが真面目で年寄りで
髭を生やしたブラームスにあわなかった
クライスラーは問題なかったしタイスの瞑想曲がすばらしかった
けれど…みたいな感想
（21-year-old Yukino Nakamura’s performance
was equally dexterous and easy, pretty, sweet,
charming and clear
(probably on a Stradivarius). But how did
this innocent sweetness compare to the old,
wise and bearded Brahms? Sonata Op. 100
passed as quickly as a miniature… Her Kreisler
was blameless, even with some finesse in the
middle part, while Meditation de Thais
revealed quite a noble sound）
（His playing was actually very normal,
it was not particularly
refined or sophisticated, but
he impressed me with his great culture,
taste,sense of style, cheerfulness, calmness and
composure...）
(But the auditorium, same as ever, welcomes me
with plenty of warm, colourful lights and a tangle
of cables that have almost caused juror Zakhar
Bron’s serious injury. )
W. A. Mozart: Violin concerto G major, KV 216, first movement
W. A. Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat major, KV 364, first movement
J. S. Bach: Sarabande from Partita No. 2 for violin solo in D minor BWV 1004
18:35 Veriko Tchumberidze (Georgia/Turkey)
W. A. Mozart: Violin concerto in A major KV 219, first movement
W. A. Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat major, KV 364, first movement
J. S. Bach: Adagio from Sonata No. 1 for violin solo in G minor BWV 1001
intermission
19:40 Luke Hsu (USA)
W. A. Mozart: Violin concerto in G major, KV 216, first movement
W. A. Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat major, KV 364, first movement
J. S. Bach: Largo from Sonata No. 3 for violin solo in C major BWV 1005
20:15 Robert Łaguniak (Poland)
W. A. Mozart: Violin concerto G major, KV 216, first movement
W. A. Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat major, KV 364, first movement
J. S. Bach: Allegro Assai from Sonata No. 3 for violin solo in C major BWV 1005
TUESDAY, 18.10.2016
18:00 Amalia Hall (New Zealand)
W. A. Mozart: Violin concerto in A major, KV 219, first movement
W. A. Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat major, KV 364, first movement
J. S. Bach: Gavotte en rondeau from Partita No. 3 for violin solo in E major BWV 1006
18:35 Bomsori Kim (Korea)
W. A. Mozart: Violin concerto in A major, KV 219, first movement
W. A. Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat major, KV 364, first movement
J. S. Bach: Adagio from Sonata No. 1 for violin solo in G minor BWV 1001
intermission
19:40 Maria Włoszczowska (Poland)
W. A. Mozart: Violin concerto in G major KV 216, first movement
W. A. Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat major KV 364, first movement
J. S. Bach: Largo from Sonata No. 3 for violin solo in C major BWV 1005
20:15 Seiji Okamoto (Japan)
W. A. Mozart: Violin concerto A major, KV 219, first movement
W. A. Mozart:Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat major, KV 364, first movement
J. S. Bach: Largo from Sonata No. 3 for violin solo in C minor BWV 1005
06:00 PM Richard Lin (Taiwan/USA) – H. Wieniawski/conductor Łukasz Borowicz
06:30 PM Ryosuke Suho (Japan) – J. Brahms/conductor Marek Pijarowski
07:10 PM intermission
07:30 PM Veriko Tchumburidze (Georgia/Turkey) – H. Wieniawski/conductor Marek Pijarowski
08:00 PM Richard Lin (Taiwan/USA) – L. van Beethoven/conductor Marek Pijarowski
08:40 intermission
09:00 PM Ryosuke Suho (Japan) – H. Wieniawski/conductor Łukasz Borowicz
09:25 PM Veriko Tchumburidze (Georgia/Turkey) – D. Szostakowicz/conductor Łukasz Borowicz
Prize Winners of 15th International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition (2016)
1st Prize, 30.000 Euro Veriko TCHUMBURIDZE, Georgia/Turkey (NR KAT. 44)
2nd Prize ex aequo, 20.000 Euro Bomsori KIM, South Korea (NR KAT. 14)
2nd Prize ex aequo, 20.000 Euro Seiji OKAMOTO, Japonia (NR KAT. 33)
4th Prize, 10.000 Euro Luke HSU, USA (NR KAT. 12)
5th Prize, 10.000 Euro Richard LIN, Tajwan/USA (NR KAT. 23)
6th Prize, 5.000 Euro Maria WŁOSZCZOWSKA, Polska (NR KAT. 47)
7th Prize, 5.000 Euro Ryosuke SUHO, Japonia (NR KAT. 42)
SEIJI OKAMOTO
I’m shocked. I’m really surprised by such a good place,
but of course very, very happy.
Looking back I know I could have played better,
but… yes, I’m very happy.
But in order to be fully satisfied I need to
better understand the cultural barrier and
Wieniawski’s language,
there’s no doubt about it.
The last day of the competition was very tough.
If you are the last on the list, the only thing
you can think about is:
“When is my turn?”.
And yet there are so many other, more
important things on your mind.
After the competition I have to do a lot of things,
but first I have to rest a little and...
practise.
審査員
（Dong-Suk Kang 竹澤さん マユミ・ザイラー
ヴェンゲーロフ Vera Tsu Wei-ling）
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Asia's Grand Prix
for the World's Best Emerging Violinists
RESULTS 2018
First Prize: Sergei Dogadin
Second Prize: Chisa Kitagawa
Third Prize: Oleksandr Korniev
Fourth Prize: Laurel Gagnon
Fifth Prize: Lisa Yasuda
Sixth Prize: Xiaoxuan Shi
#Nielsen2019 Odense, Denmark | March 21-31, 2019
SEMI-FINALS
Johan Dalene 18 years old Sweden
Michael Germer 16 years old Denmark
Anna Agafia Egholm 22 years old Denmark
Marie-Astrid Hulot 21 years old France
Hina Maeda 16 years old Japan
Belle Ting 18 years old Canada
[FINALISTS] The waiting is over! The 12 finalists of the Queen Elisabeth Violin Competition 2019 are:
Stella Chen (USA, 26)
Timothy Chooi (Canada, 25)
Ioana Cristina Goicea (Romania – Germany, 26)
Luke Hsu (USA, 28)
Sylvia Huang (Belgium, 25)
Stephen Kim (USA, 23)
Shannon Lee (Canada – USA, 26)
Seiji Okamoto (Japan, 24)
Júlia Pusker (Hungary, 27)
Eva Rabchevska (Ukraine, 22)
Ji Won Song (Korea, 26)
Yukiko Uno (Japan, 23)
First Prize Laureate: value of $102,500
$30,000 cash from the City of Montreal; $50,000 Joseph-Rouleau career development grant awarded by the Azrieli Foundation;
$20,000 instrument crafted by a team of Quebec’s finest violin and bow makers
$2,500 artist residency at Canada’s Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
Concert Engagement from the New Generation Festival in Florence, Italy
Pierre Peladeau and Raymonde-Chopin Second Prize Laureate
$15,000?awarded by Quebecor
Third Prize Laureate
$10,000?awarded by Stingray Classica
