Bremen piano competition
The European piano competition Bremen , English European Piano Contest Bremen is an international piano competition, which is held every two years since 1987th In 2011 the competition was canceled, the resumption at the usual rhythm took place in 2012. The first two events had a national character, since 1990 the competition has been held with international participation.
history
The couple Aenne and Walter Genoux approached the Bremen State Music Council in 1986 with the idea and donated the prizes for the first two competitions. The first competition started as early as 1987 with the support of Radio Bremen and Sparkasse Bremen . Only German pianists between the ages of 16 and 30 were admitted to the first two events in 1987 and 1989. Since 1990 pan-European (including the former CIS , Turkey and Israel ) participants have been admitted by agreement between the organizers .
Because of its high artistic demands and the international top-class jury, the European Piano Competition in Bremen was given a high priority. The organizers of the competition are Radio Bremen , the Bremen State Music Council , the Sparkasse Bremen, the Glocke , the German Youth Hostel Association, the Sendesaal Bremen and the Bremen Philharmonic . The current German Federal Foreign Minister takes over the patronage .
The competition program also includes a commissioned composition for piano solo as a compulsory piece. The first performance of the commissioned work will take place in the semifinals. The audience award, donated by the Weser Kurier , allows the Bremen public to participate in the competition. In addition, a double CD is being produced with the Bremen Philharmonic and Radio Bremen.
Award winners
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2018
- 1st prize Marek Kozák, Czech Republic
- 2. Prize not awarded
- 3rd prize Irina Chistiakova, Russia
- 3rd prize Andrey Denisenko, Russia
- Audience award
- Marek Kozák, Czech Republic
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2016
- 1st prize Elizaveta Ukrainskaia, Russia
- 2nd prize Alina-Elena Bercu, Romania
- 3rd prize Sergey Tanin, Russia
- Audience award
- Elizaveta Ukrainskaia, Russia
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2014
- 1st prize not awarded
- 2nd prize Jean-Paul Gasparian, France and Stanislav Khegai, Kazakhstan
- 3rd prize Vasyl Kotys, Ukraine
- Audience award
- Vasyl Kotys, Ukraine
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2012
- 1st prize Jamie Bergin, Great Britain
- 2nd prize Konstantinos Destounis, Greece
- 3rd prize Daria Dadykina, Ukraine
- Audience award
- Jamie Bergin, UK
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2009
- 1st prize Violetta Khachikian, Russia
- 2nd prize Oskar Jezior, Germany
- 3rd prize Varvara Nepomnyashchaya, Russia
- Audience award
- Violetta Khachikian, Russia
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2007
- 1st prize Yana Vasilyeva, Russia
- 2nd prize Romain David, France
- 3rd prize Oljesja Urusova, Russia
- Audience award
- Romain David, France
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2005
- 1st prize David Meier . Germany
- 2nd prize Maria Dvoskina, Russia
- 3rd prize not awarded
- Audience award
- David Meier, Germany
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2003
- 1st prize Julian Gorus , Bulgaria
- 2nd prize Julianna Avdejewa , Russia
- 3rd prize Dorel Golan, Israel
- 3rd prize Julia Fedulajewa, Russia
- Audience award
- Julian Gorus , Bulgaria
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2001
- 1st prize Eugene Mursky, Uzbekistan
- 2nd prize Denys Proshchayev, Ukraine
- 3rd prize not awarded
- Audience award
- Denys Proschayev, Ukraine
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1999
- 1st prize not awarded
- 2nd prize Emre Elivar, Turkey
- 2nd prize Alexandre Pirojenko, Russia
- 3rd Prize Alexandru-Cătălin Şerban, Romania
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1997
- 1st prize Peter Laul, Russia
- 2nd prize Viktoria Lakissowa , Russia
- 3rd prize Isabel Gabbe , Germany
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1995
- 1st prize Filippo Gamba, Italy
- 2nd prize Christoph Berner, Austria
- 3rd prize Peter Laul, Russia
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1993
- 1st prize not awarded
- 2nd prize Cédric Tiberghien , France
- 2nd prize Igor Kamenz , Germany
- 3rd prize Aviram Reichert, Israel
Jury's award: Vadim Gladkov, Ukraine
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1991
- 1st prize not awarded
- 2nd prize Nadja Rubanenko, Russia
- 2nd prize Daniel Gortler, Israel
- 3rd prize not awarded
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1989
- 1st prize not awarded
- 2nd prize Manfred Kratzer, Germany
- 3rd prize Ulrike Meyer, Germany
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1987
- 1st prize Andreas Woyke
- 2nd prize Martin Widmaier
- 3rd prize Burkhard Scheibe
jury
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2018
- Konstanze Eickhorst, Germany - Chairwoman
- Olivier Gardon, France
- Klaus Hellwig, Germany
- Elza Kolodin, Poland / Germany
- Jevgeni Koroliov, Russia
- Peter Laul, Russia
- Florian Ludwig, Germany
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2016
- Konstanze Eickhorst, Germany - Chairwoman
- Boris Bloch, Ukraine
- Finghin Collins, Ireland
- Julie Kaufmann, USA
- Ewa Kupiec, Poland
- Alan Piers Lane, Australia
- David Meier, Germany
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2014
- Konstanze Eickhorst, Germany - Chairwoman
- Hamish Milne, UK
- Eugen Mursky, Berlin
- Alfredo Perl, Chile
- Catherine Rückwardt , USA
- Henri Sigfridsson, Finland
- Tamas Vesmas, Romania
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2012
- Konstanze Eickhorst, Germany - Chairwoman
- Aquiles delle Vigne, Argentina
- Gerald Fauth, Germany
- Julian Gorus, Bulgaria
- Karen Kamensek, Chicago
- Jonathan Plowright, UK
- Nina Tichman, New York
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2009
- Konstanze Eickhorst, Germany - Chairwoman
- Peter Cossé, Austria
- Julian Gorus, Bulgaria
- Emanuel Krasovsky, Israel
- Gitti Pirner , Germany
- Matti Raekallio , Finland
- Maria Tipo, Italy
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2007
- Konstanze Eickhorst, Germany - Chairwoman
- Pi-Hsien Chen, Germany / Taiwan
- Homero Francesch, Switzerland
- Filippo Gamba, Italy
- Kalle Randalu, Estonia
- Wilfried Schäper, Germany
- Nina Tichman, USA
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2005
- Peter Schilbach, Germany - Chairman
- Peter Cossé, Austria
- András Hamary, Hungary
- Heinz Medjimorec, Austria
- Gülsin Onay, Turkey
- Cécile Ousset, France
- Begoña Uriarte, Spain
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2003
- Peter Schilbach, Germany - Chairman
- Pi-Hsien Chen, Taiwan
- Peter Cossé, Austria
- Ewa Kupiec, Poland
- Nikolaus Lahusen, Germany
- Begoña Uriarte, Spain
- Arie Vardi, Israel
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2001
- Jürgen Meyer-Josten, Germany - Chairman
- Konstanze Eickhorst, Germany
- Pi-Hsien Chen, Taiwan
- Heinz Medjimorec, Austria
- Anne Queffélec, France
- Einar Steen-Nokleberg, Norway
- Kurt Seibert, Germany
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1999
- Peter Schilbach, Germany - Chairman
- Peter Cossé, Austria
- Valentin Gheorghiu, Romania
- Cécile Ousset, France
- Peter Rösel, Germany
- Maria Tipo, Italy
- Begoña Uriarte, Spain
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1997
- Jürgen Meyer-Josten, Germany - Chairman
- Peter Cossé, Austria
- Valentin Gheorghiu, Romania
- Cécile Ousset, France
- Kurt Seibert, Germany
- Einar Steen-Nökleberg, Norway
- Begoña Uriarte, Spain
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1995
- Peter Schilbach, Germany - Chairman
- Maria Tipo, Italy
- Nina Tichman, USA
- Gülsin Onay, Turkey
- Catherine Vickers, Canada
- Homero Francesch, Uruguay
- Roland Keller, Germany
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1993
- Jürgen Meyer-Josten, Germany - Chairman
- Kurt Bauer, Germany
- Bernhard Ebert, Germany
- Gerhard Erber, Germany
- Valentin Gheorghiu, Romania
- Renate Kretschmar-Fischer, Germany
- Gülsin Onay, Turkey
- Klaus Schilde, Germany
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1991
- Peter Schilbach, Germany - Chairman
- Volker Banfield, Germany
- Karl Betz, Germany
- Valentin Gheorghiu, Romania
- Gitti Pirner, Germany
- Annerose Schmidt, Germany
- Arie Vardi, Israel
- Dinorah Varsi, Switzerland
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1989
- Klaus Bernbacher, Germany - Chairman
- Pavel Gililov, USSR
- Eliza Hansen, Germany
- Margarita Höhenrieder, Germany
- Detlev Kraus, Germany
- Annerose Schmidt, GDR
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1987
- Klaus Bernbacher, Germany - Chairman
- Bernhard Ebert, Germany
- Eliza Hansen, Germany
- Germaine Mounier, France
- Kurt Seibert, Germany
- Janos Solyom, Sweden
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Katharina-Nora Tiedtke: European Piano Competition Bremen. EKW Bremen, February 3, 2018, accessed on July 14, 2020 .
- ↑ Frank Pusch: European Piano Competition 2018 - Classical World. Radio Bremen, May 27, 2020, accessed on July 10, 2020 .
- ↑ European Piano Competition Bremen 2016. EKW Bremen, March 3, 2016, accessed on July 14, 2020 .
- ^ Alink - Argerich Foundation Results. Retrieved July 10, 2020 .