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