Concours international de jeunes chefs d'orchestre de Besançon

The Concours international de jeunes chefs d'orchestre de Besançon , English International Besançon Competition for Young Conductors , is a music competition for young conductors in Besançon , France .

history

In 1951, the composer, music and film critic Émile Vuillermoz organized the competition as part of the Festival international de musique de Besançon Franche-Comté, founded in 1948 . In the years 1954 to 1973 prizes were awarded in two categories: for “Professionnels, diplômés” and “Non professionnels, non diplômés”. The competition took place annually until 1993, and every two years from 1993.

For many award winners, it was the springboard to a great international career that followed, including Seiji Ozawa , Ali Rahbari , Jesús López-Cobos and Sylvain Cambreling .

The first prize is endowed with prize money and the prospect of engagement with a famous orchestra such as the London Philharmonic Orchestra , the Prague Symphony Orchestra , the BBC Symphony Orchestra , the Ensemble Orchestral Contemporain , the Dresden Philharmonic or the Opera North .

Award winners

1951 Reinhard Peters 1952 Jean Périsson 1953 Peter Traunfellner 1954 Peter Chaille 1955 Jerzy Katlewicz 1956 Zdeněk Košler , first mention Sergiu Comissiona 1957 Jean Lapierre 1958 Martin Turnovský 1959 Seiji Ozawa 1960 Poul Jorgensen 1961 Pierre Hetu 1962 Vladimir Kojoukharov 1963 Alois Springer 1964 Emil Simon 1965 Zdeněk Mácal No first prize awarded in 1966 1967 Yuval Zaliouk , junior section Luis Antonio García Navarro 1968 Jesús López-Cobos and Philippe Bender 1969 no first prize awarded 1970 Stéphane Cardon 1971 no first prize awarded 1972 Jacques Mercier (conductor) 1973 no first prize awarded 1974 Alex Veelo , 2nd prize Sylvain Cambreling 1975 Marc Soustrot 1976 Patrick Juzeau 1977 Tomas Koutnik and Ali Rahbari 1978 Yoel Levi

1979 Doron Salomon 1980 Jonathan Seers 1981 Philippe Cambreling 1982 Yôko Matsuo and Osmo Vänskä 1983 Michael Zilm , mention for Carlo Rizzi 1984 Wolfgang Doerner 1985 Wing-Sie Yip , 2nd prize Rodolfo Saglimbeni . 1986 Gilles Auger 1987 Nicolás Pasquet 1988 Lü Shao-chia 1989 Christopher Gayford and Yutaka Sado 1990 Ryusuke Numajiri 1991 George Pehlivanian 1992 Tommaso Placidi 1993 Silvia Massarelli and Daisuke Soga 1995 Tetsuro Ban 1994 Lü Shao-chia 1997 Marco Parisotto 1999 Alvaro Albiach-Fernandez 2001 Tatsuya Shimono 2003 no first prize awarded 2005 Lionel Bringuier 2007 Darrell Ang 2009 Kazuki Yamada 2011 Yuki Kakiuchi 2013 Yao-Yu Wu 2015 Jonathon Heyward 2017 Ben Glassberg 2019 Nodoka Okisawa

Individual evidence

1. ^ Competition website. 
2. ↑ ^{a b c d} Competition Laureates (in French) ( Memento of July 10, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Besançon Music Festival
3. ↑ Peter Traunfellner. Austrian Music Lexicon, accessed on February 2, 2017 .