ARD international music competition

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The ARD International Music Competition is one of the most renowned and largest competitions for classical music . Many of today's world-famous artists were promoted by him and were then able to expand their careers. These include Jessye Norman , Maurice André , Francisco Araiza , Hermann Baumann , Natalia Gutman , Christoph Eschenbach , Mitsuko Uchida , Bernd Glemser , Anna Malikova , Günther Kaunzinger , Thomas Quasthoff , Ivan Rebroff , Juri Baschmet , Christian Tetzlaff , Sharon Kam , Heinz Holliger , Peter Sadlo , Branimir Slokar, Isabelle Moretti and the Quatuor Ébène . Musicians of all nations are eligible to participate. The maximum age depends on the category and is usually between 25 and 28 years. Every year around 200 candidates from 35 to 40 countries compete. The organizer is the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation .

prehistory

From 1947 to 1950 Radio Frankfurt held a “competition for young soloists”. Already at the first competition there was the discovery of two female voices who were soon to be among the world's elite: Christa Ludwig and Erika Köth . Became known z. B. also the flautist Karlheinz Zöller and the pianist Robert-Alexander Bohnke .

The ARD has developed the idea of bringing together young musicians from around the world continued and organized since 1952 every year a competition round. This developed into a singular and highly valued institution, precisely because of its annually changing offer for musicians. Even today, now hosted by Bayerischer Rundfunk , it offers young artists a platform - both solo and chamber music.

The last innovation in the competition took place in 2001: Since then, prominent composers have been commissioned to write compositions, thereby strengthening the presence of contemporary music.

Festival of the ARD Prize Winners

The unavoidable competitive situation among the applicants prompted the competition management to create an experience of musical togetherness, at least afterwards. In 2001, a concert series was developed with the ARD Prize Winners Festival in which musicians from all over the world rehearse chamber music works together and perform them at various locations.

Categories 2000 to 2019

management

  • Organizational direction: Elisabeth Kozik; Project management: Anja Krainz
  • Artistic direction: Oswald Beaujean, Dr. Meret Forster
  • Public Relations: Ruth Wischmann

Award winners

2019

clarinet

  • 1st prize: Joë Christophe, France, Brothers Busch Prize, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, special prize from the Munich Chamber Orchestra, ifp music prize, special GENUIN classics prize, Henle Urtext prize
  • 2nd Prize: Carlos Alexandre Brito Ferreira, Portugal, BR-KLASSIK Online Prize, Henle Urtext Prize
  • 2nd Prize: Han Kim, South Korea, Audience Prize, Henle Urtext Prize
  • 3rd prize: not awarded

violoncello

  • 1st Prize: Haruma Sato, Japan, Special Prize of the Black Forest Music Festival, Henle Urtext Prize, Special GEWA Prize
  • 2nd prize: Friedrich Thiele , Germany, audience prize, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, Henle Urtext prize, special GEWA prize
  • 3rd Prize: Sihao He, China, Henle Urtext Prize, GEWA Special Prize

bassoon

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Andrea Cellacchi, Italy, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 2nd prize: Mathis Kaspar Stier, Germany, audience award
  • 3rd prize: Theo Plath, Germany
  • Special prize »Podium for Young Soloists«: Michaela Špačková, Czech Republic

Drums

  • 1st prize: Kai Strobel, Germany, audience award
  • 2nd prize: Aurélien Gignoux, France / Switzerland, special prizes for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, Osnabrück Music Prize
  • 3rd prize: Weiqi Bai, China
  • Special Prize U21: Augustin Lipp, Switzerland
  • Alice Rosner Prize: Sam Um, USA
  • Special Prize of the Mozart Society Munich: Augustin Lipp, Switzerland

2018

Trumpet

  • 1st Prize: Selina Ott , Austria, Alice Rosner Prize, Special Prize of the Black Forest Music Festival, Vincent Bach trumpet
  • 2nd prize: Célestin Guérin, France, BR-KLASSIK online prize
  • 2nd prize: Mihály Könyves-Tóth, Hungary, audience prize, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 3rd prize: not awarded
  • Special prize “Podium for Young Soloists”: Aleksander Kobus, Poland

viola

  • 1st prize: Diyang Mei, China, audience prize, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, special prize from the Munich Chamber Orchestra, Osnabrück Music Prize, Henle Urtext prize, special GENUIN classics prize, special GEWA prize
  • 2nd Prize: Yucheng Shi, China, Henle Urtext Prize, GEWA Special Prize
  • 3rd Prize: Takehiro Konoe, Japan, Henle Urtext Prize, GEWA Special Prize
  • Special Prize U21: Ziyu Shen, China, Henle Urtext Prize
  • Special Prize of the Mozart Society Munich: Hwayoon Lee, South Korea

singing

  • 1st prize: Natalya Boeva , Russia, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, Ifp music prize
  • 2nd Prize: Milan Siljanov , Switzerland, Audience Prize, Brothers Busch Prize
  • 3rd prize: Mingjie Lei, China
  • 3rd prize: Ylva Sofia Stenberg, Sweden
  • Richard Wagner Scholarship: Kai Kluge, Germany

Piano trio

  • 1st Prize: Trio Aoi, Japan, Henle Urtext Prize
  • 2nd prize: not awarded
  • 3rd Prize: Trio Marvin, Kazakhstan / Russia / Germany, Henle Urtext Prize
  • 3rd Prize: Lux Trio, South Korea, Audience Prize, Special Prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, Henle Urtext Prize, Jeunesses Musicales Germany Prize

2017

violin

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd Prize: Sarah Christian, Germany, Audience Prize, Special Prize from the Munich Chamber Orchestra, Henle Urtext Prize
  • 2nd prize: Andrea Obiso, Italy, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, Henle Urtext prize
  • 3rd Prize: Kristīne Balanas, Latvia, Henle Urtext Prize

piano

  • 1st prize: JeungBeum Sohn, South Korea, Henle Urtext Prize
  • 2nd Prize: Fabian Müller , Germany, Audience Prize, Brothers Busch Prize, Henle Urtext Prize, GENUIN classics special prize
  • 3rd Prize: Wataru Hisasue, Japan, Special Prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, Henle Urtext Prize

guitar

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Junhong Kuang, China, audience award, ifp music award
  • 2nd prize: Davide Giovanni Tomasi, Italy / Switzerland
  • 3rd prize: Andrey Lebedev, Australia, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition

oboe

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd Prize: Kyeong Ham, South Korea, BR-KLASSIK Online Prize
  • 2nd prize: Thomas Hutchinson, New Zealand, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 2nd Prize: Juliana Koch, Germany, Audience Award, Osnabrück Music Award

2016

harp

  • 1st prize: Agnès Clément, France, audience prize, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 2nd prize: Anaïs Gaudemard, France, special prize from the Munich Chamber Orchestra
  • 3rd prize: Rino Kageyama, Japan
  • Special Prize of the Mozart Society Munich: Magdalena Hoffmann, Germany, semifinals
  • Special Prize U21: Magdalena Hoffmann, Germany, semifinals
  • Bärenreiter Urtext Prize: Marika Cecilia Riedl, Germany

horn

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd Prize: Marc Gruber, Germany, Audience Prize, Brothers Busch Prize
  • 2nd prize: Kateřina Javůrková, Czech Republic, BR-KLASSIK online prize
  • 3rd prize: Félix Dervaux, France, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 3rd prize: Nicolas Ramez, France
  • Bärenreiter Urtext Prize: Nicolás Gómez Naval, Spain

double bass

  • 1st prize: Wies de Boevé, Belgium, audience award, ifp music award
  • 2nd prize: Michael Karg, Germany
  • 3rd prize: Dominik Wagner, Germany / Austria, special prize from the Andreas Wilfer master workshop for cello and double bass making
  • Special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition: Michail-Pavlos Semsis, Greece
  • Bärenreiter Urtext Prize: Marek Romanowski, Poland

String quartet

  • 1st prize: Quatuor Arod, France, IDAGIO online prize
  • 2nd Prize: Aris Quartet , Germany, Audience Prize, Special Prize GENUIN classics, Special Prize ProQuartet, Osnabrück Music Prize
  • 3rd prize: Quartet Amabile, Japan, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • Bärenreiter Urtext Prize: Quatuor Hanson, France / Great Britain
  • Alice Rosner Prize: For an outstanding interpretation of the String Quartet No. 1 by György Ligeti: Quatuor Arod, France
  • Jeunesses Musicales Germany Award: Giocoso String Quartet, Austria
  • Karl Klingler Foundation Award: Goldmund Quartet, Germany

2015

singing

  • 1st prize: Emalie Savoy, USA, special prize “Orpheus”, special prize GENUIN classics
  • 2nd prize: Sooyeon Lee, South Korea, audience award
  • 3rd prize: Marion Lebegue, France, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • Bärenreiter Urtext Prize: Jae Eun Park, South Korea

trombone

  • 1st prize: Michael Buchanan, Great Britain, audience award
  • 2nd prize: Jonathan Reith, France
  • 3rd prize: Guilhem Kusnierek, France
  • Special Prize of the Mozart Society Munich: Juan González Moreno, Spain, semifinals
  • Special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition: José Milton Vieira Leite Filho, Brazil

Piano duo

  • 1st prize: Alina Shalamova & Nikolay Shalamov Piano Duo, Bulgaria / Russia, audience award, special award for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, ifp music award
  • 2nd prize: Duo Ani and Nia Sulkhanishvili , Georgia
  • 2nd prize: Duo ShinPark, South Korea
  • 3rd Prize: Piano Duo Lok Ping & Lok Ting Chau, Hong Kong
  • Bärenreiter Urtext Prizes: Piano Duo Chen - Armand, France / South Korea, semifinals
  • Special Prize U21: Piano Duo Chen - Armand, France / South Korea, semifinals

flute

  • 1st Prize: Sébastian Jacot, Switzerland, Special Prize of the Munich Chamber Orchestra, Brothers Busch Prize, Osnabrück Music Prize
  • 2nd prize: Francisco López Martín, Spain, audience prize, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, BR-KLASSIK online prize
  • 3rd prize: Eduardo Belmar, Spain
  • Bärenreiter Urtext Prize: Othonas Gkogkas, Greece
  • Alice Rosner Prize: For an outstanding interpretation of Heinz Holliger Sonata (in) solit (air) e: Mayuko Akimoto, Japan

2014

Drums

  • 1st Prize: Simone Rubino, Italy, Audience Prize, Busch Brothers Prize
  • 2nd prize: Alexej Gerassimez , Germany, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 3rd prize: Christoph Sietzen , Luxembourg
  • Special Prize U21: Vivi Vassileva , Germany, semifinals
  • Special Prize of the Mozart Society Munich: Vivi Vassileva , Germany, semifinals

violoncello

  • 1st prize: István Várdai, Hungary
  • 2nd prize: Andrei Ioniţă , Romania, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, special prize on the Premiertone website
  • 3rd prize: Bruno Philippe, France, audience award
  • Alice Rosner Prize for an outstanding interpretation of G. Ligeti's Sonata for solo cello: Pablo Ferrández, Spain, semifinals
  • Bärenreiter Urtext Prize: Alexey Zhilin, Russia, 2nd round

Wind quintet

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Azahar Ensemble, Spain, audience award, ifp music award
  • 3rd prize: Acelga Quintett , Germany / Luxembourg
  • 3rd Prize: Quintette Klarthe, France, BR-KLASSIK Online Prize, Special Prize Palazzetto Bru Zane
  • Special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition: Canorus Quintet, Germany, semifinals
  • Sponsorship award from Jeunesses Musicales Germany: Canorusquintett, Germany, semifinals
  • Bärenreiter Urtext Prize: Arcadia Wind Quintet, Venezuela, 1st round

piano

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Chi Ho Han , South Korea, audience prize, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 3rd Prize: Kang-Un Kim, South Korea, Osnabrück Music Prize
  • 3rd prize: Florian Mitrea, Romania, special prize from the Munich Chamber Orchestra
  • Bärenreiter Urtext Prizes: Nadjezda Pisareva, Russia, 2nd round

2013

violin

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Bomsori Kim, South Korea
  • 2nd prize: Christel Lee, USA, audience award
  • 3rd prize: was not awarded
  • Special award from the Munich Chamber Orchestra: Diana Tishchenko, Ukraine

viola

  • 1st prize: Yura Lee, South Korea
  • 2nd prize: Kyoungmin Park, South Korea, audience award
  • 3rd prize: Katarzyna Budnik-Gałązka, Poland
  • Prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition: Adrien Boisseau, France
  • Special prize from the Henning Tögel Talent Foundation for outstanding talents: Lydia Rinecker, Germany

bassoon

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Sophie Dartigalongue , France, audience award
  • 2nd prize: Rie Koyama, Japan, prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 3rd prize: María José Rielo Blanco, Spain, BR-Klassik online prize

Piano trio

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Van Baerle Trio, Netherlands, audience award
  • 2nd prize: Trio Karénine, France, prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 3rd prize: not awarded

2012

Singing / Gentlemen

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Dashon Burton, USA
  • 2nd prize: Hansung Yoo, South Korea, audience award
  • 3rd prize: Kyubong Lee, South Korea

Singing / ladies

clarinet

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Sergey Eletskiy, Russia
  • 2nd prize: Stojan Krkuleski, Serbia, audience award
  • 2nd prize: Annelien Van Wauwe, Belgium
  • 3rd prize: was not awarded

String quartet

  • 1st prize: Armida Quartet , Germany, audience award
  • 2nd prize: Novus String Quartet, South Korea
  • 3rd prize: Calidore String Quartet, USA / Canada

2011

oboe

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Ivan Podyomov , Russia
  • 2nd prize: Philippe Tondre, France, audience prize, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 3rd prize: Cristina Gómez Godoy, Spain
  • 3rd prize: Marc Lachat, France

Trumpet

  • 1st prize: Manuel Blanco Gómez-Limón, Spain
  • 2nd prize: Alexandre Baty, France
  • 3rd prize: Ferenc Mausz, Hungary, audience award

piano

organ

  • 1st prize: Michael Schöch , Austria, special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 2nd prize: Anna-Victoria Baltrusch, Germany
  • 3. Prizes: Lukas Stollhof , Germany
  • Audience Award: Johannes Lang, Germany

2010

violoncello

  • 1st prize: Julian Steckel , Germany, audience award
  • 2nd prize: Gen Yokosaka, Japan
  • 3rd prize: Tristan Cornut, France, prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition

flute

  • 1st prize: Loic Schneider, France, audience award
  • 2nd prize: Daniela Koch, Austria
  • 3rd prize: Sooyun Kim, USA / South Korea, prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • Special award BR-KLASSIK: Ivanna Ternay, Ukraine

horn

  • 1st prize: Přemysl Vojta , Czech Republic, audience prize, prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 2nd prize: Paolo Mendes, Germany
  • 2nd prize: Dániel Ember, Hungary
  • 3rd prize: was not awarded

Piano duo

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Remnant Piano Duo, South Korea, audience award
  • 3rd Prize: Susan and Sarah Wang, USA
  • Special prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition: piano duo Gröbner & Trisko , Austria

2009

double bass

  • 1st prize: Gunars Upatnieks, Latvia, audience award
  • 2nd prize: Stanislau Anishchanka, Belarus, prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 3rd prize: Olivier Thiery, France
  • 3rd prize: Ivan Zavgorodniy, Ukraine

harp

  • 1st prize: Emmanuel Ceysson, France
  • 2nd prize: was not awarded
  • 3rd Prize: Ruriko Yamamiya, Japan, Prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition
  • 3rd prize: Anneleen Lenaerts , Belgium, audience award

Singing / Gentlemen

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Wilhelm Schwinghammer , Germany, audience award (shared)
  • 3rd prize: Falko Hönisch, Germany, audience award (shared), award for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition

Singing / ladies

  • 1st prize: Anita Watson, Australia, audience award
  • 2nd prize: Sunyoung Seo, South Korea
  • 3rd prize: Hye Jung Lee, South Korea

violin

  • 1st prize: Hyeyoon Park, South Korea
  • 2nd prize: Kei Shirai, Japan, audience award
  • 3rd prize: Lily Francis, USA
  • Prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned composition, special prize from the Munich Chamber Orchestra: Sergey Dogadin, Russia

2008

viola

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Wen Xiao Zheng , China
  • 3rd prize: Teng Li, China

clarinet

  • 1st prize: Sebastian Manz , Germany
  • 2nd prize: was not awarded
  • 3rd prize: Shelly Ezra, Israel
  • 3rd prize: Taira Kaneko, Japan

bassoon

  • 2nd prize: Philipp Tutzer, Italy
  • 3rd prize: Václav Vonášek, Czech Republic

String quartet

  • 1st prize: Apollon Musagète Quartet , Poland
  • 2nd Prize: Afiara String Quartet, Canada
  • 3rd prize: Gémeaux Quartet, Germany / Switzerland
  • 3rd prize: Verus String Quartet, Japan

2007

oboe

trombone

  • 1st prize: Fabrice Millischer, France
  • 2nd prize: Frederic Belli, Germany
  • 3rd prize: Juan Carlos Matamoros, Spain

Drums

  • 1st prize: Johannes Fischer , Germany
  • 2nd prize: Vassilena Serafimova, Bulgaria

Piano trio

2006

piano

  • 1st prize: Ben J. Kim, USA
  • 2nd prize: Marianna Shirinyan, Armenia
  • 2nd prize: Hisako Kawamura, Japan

Singing / concert, song

  • 2nd prize: Roxana Constantinescu, Romania
  • 2nd prize: Carolina Ullrich , Chile / Germany
  • 3rd prize: Colin Balzer, Canada
  • 3rd prize: Peter Schöne , Germany

Singing / opera

  • 1st prize: Yun Mo Yang, South Korea
  • 2nd prize: Joshua Hopkins, Canada
  • 3rd prize: Anna Kasyan, Georgia
  • 3rd prize: Ilse Eerens , Belgium

Wind quintet

  • 1st prize: Quintette Aquilon, France
  • 2nd prize: Quintet Chantily, Germany / Russia / Hungary / Finland
  • 3rd prize: Weimar Wind Quintet, Germany

2005

horn

  • 1st prize: Szabolcs Zempléni , Hungary
  • 2nd prize: Louis-Philippe Marsolais, Canada
  • 2nd prize: Renate Hupka, Germany
  • 3rd prize: Christoph Eß, Germany

Piano duo

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Victor y Luis del Valle, Spain
  • 2nd prize: Piano duo Vilija Poskute - Tomas Daukantas, Lithuania
  • 3rd prize: Irini Silivanova - Maxim Puryzhinskiy, Russia

violin

  • 1st prize: Keisuke Okazaki, Japan
  • 2nd prize: Akiko Yamada, Japan
  • 3rd prize: Katja Lämmermann, Germany

violoncello

  • 1st prize: Jing Zhao , China
  • 2nd prize: Alexander Bouzlov, Russia
  • 3rd prize: Alexander Chaushian, Armenia / Great Britain

2004

flute

  • 1st prize: Magali Mosnier , France
  • 2nd prize: Pirmin Grehl, Germany
  • 3rd prize: Andrea Oliva, Italy

harp

  • 1st prize: Anton Sie, Netherlands
  • 2nd prize: Nabila Chajai, France
  • 3rd prize: Mirjam Schröder, Germany

String quartet

  • 1st prize: Quatuor Ébène , France
  • 2nd prize: Faust Quartet, Germany
  • 3rd prize: Quatuor Benaïm, France / Israel

viola

  • 1st prize: Antoine Tamestit , France
  • 2nd prize: Ryszard Groblewski, Poland
  • 3rd prize: Tomoko Akasaka, Japan

2003

singing

clarinet

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Olivier Patey, France
  • 3rd prize: Florent Pujuila, France

Trumpet

  • 1st prize: David Guerrier, France
  • 2nd prize: Giuliano Sommerhalder , Germany
  • 3rd prize: Guillaume Couloumy, France
  • 3rd prize: Gábor Richter, Hungary

double bass

  • 1st prize: Nabil Shehata, Germany
  • 2nd prize: Roman Patkolo , Slovakia
  • 3rd prize: Ödön Racz, Hungary

2002

piano

  • 1st prize: Denys Proshayev , Belarus
  • 2nd prize: Ferenc Vizi, Romania
  • 3rd prize: Shiao-Ying Chang, Taiwan

oboe

  • 1st and 2nd prize: not awarded
  • 3rd prize: Nora Cismondi, France
  • 3rd prize: Alexandre Gracht, France
  • 3rd prize: Keiko Inoue, Japan

bassoon

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Matthias Ràcz , Germany
  • 3rd prize: Jaakko Luoma, Finland
  • 3rd Prize: Lyndon Watts, Australia

Piano trio

  • 2nd prize: Trio con Brio, Denmark / South Korea
  • 2nd prize: Trio Ondine, Denmark / Norway / Sweden

2001

violin

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Annette von Hehn, Germany
  • 3rd prize: MinJung Kang, South Korea
  • 3rd prize: Yamei Yu , Germany

violoncello

  • 1st prize: Danjulo Ishizaka , Germany
  • 2nd prize: Julie Albers , USA
  • 2nd prize: Monika Leskovar, Croatia
  • 3rd prize: Thomas Carroll, Great Britain

saxophone

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Alexandre Doisy, France
  • 3rd prize: Lutz Koppetsch, Germany
  • 3rd prize: Julien Petit, France

Drums

  • 1st prize: Marta Klimasara, Poland
  • 2nd prize: Eirik Raude, Norway
  • 3rd prize: Christophe Roldan, France

Wind quintet

  • 1st prize: Miro Ensemble, Spain
  • 2nd prize: Orsolino Quintett, Germany / Austria
  • 3rd prize: St. Petersburg Woodwind Quintet, Russia

2000

singing

  • 1st prize: Zoryana Kushpler , Ukraine
  • 1st prize: Konrad Jarnot , Great Britain
  • 2nd prize: Nathaniel Webster, USA
  • 3rd prize: Stefanie Krahnenfeld, Germany
  • 3rd prize: Christa Mayer , Germany
  • 3rd prize: Friedemann Röhlig, Germany

viola

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Danuta Waskiewicz, Germany
  • 3rd prize: was not awarded

flute

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Rozália Szabó, Hungary
  • 2nd prize: Henrik Wiese , Germany
  • 3rd prize: Kersten McCall, Germany

Piano duo

  • 1st prize: Mati Mikalai - Kai Ratassepp, Estonia
  • 2nd prize: Duo d'Accord Sebastian Euler - Shao-Yin Huang, Germany / Taiwan
  • 3rd prize: was not awarded

String quartet

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Avalon Quartet, France / Canada / USA
  • 3rd prize: Quartetto Prometeo, Italy

1996

Piano duo

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Piano Duo Genova & Dimitrov , Germany / Bulgaria
  • 3rd prize: was not awarded

1982

singing

  • 1st prize: Kaaren Erickson, USA
  • 2nd and 3rd prize: were not awarded

guitar

  • 1st prize: not awarded
  • 2nd prize: Stefano Grondona, Italy
  • 2nd prize: Timo Korhonen, Finland
  • 3rd prize: Thomas Müller-Pering , Germany

1979

piano

1975

violin

  • 2nd prize:
  • 3rd prize:

See also

literature

  • 50 years: 1952–2001 . International music competition of ARD Munich, Munich 2001.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ ard.de
  2. ↑ Bayerischer Rundfunk: ARD Music Competition 2019: All participants at a glance . June 26, 2019 ( br.de [accessed July 28, 2019]).
  3. ↑ Bayerischer Rundfunk: ARD Music Competition 2019: Historic result in the clarinet class | BR classic. September 12, 2019, accessed September 13, 2019 .
  4. ↑ Siegener Zeitung: Brothers Busch Prize 2019 goes to French Joë Christophe: The clarinetist "was above things". Retrieved September 13, 2019 .
  5. ^ ARD music competition: participants and results . Retrieved September 24, 2018.