European Chamber Music Competition Karlsruhe
The European Chamber Music Competition Karlsruhe , engl. European Chamber Music Competition Karlsruhe , is a chamber music competition for different line-ups in Karlsruhe . The young talent competition has been held every two years since 2005. The competition is organized by the Max Reger Institute Karlsruhe and the City of Karlsruhe, funded by the Karlsruhe University of Music . The patron of the competition is the composer Wolfgang Rihm , the artistic director is Saule Tatubaeva , who teaches piano and piano chamber music at the Karlsruhe University of Music. The chamber music competition was suspended in 2015 because the competition “There are still songs to sing” took place at the Karlsruhe University of Music during the same period. The 7th European Chamber Music Competition took place from September 25th to 27th, 2019.
jury
The specialist jury of the European Chamber Music Competition in Karlsruhe consists of at least five jurors. Elmar Budde was chairman in 2005, Thomas Seedorf in 2007 and 2009 , Hans C. Hachmann in 2011, Carl Pontén in 2013 , and Saule Tatubaeva in 2017 and 2019.
Prices
There is no prize money, but follow-up concerts are arranged. As a result of the competitions, more than 150 follow-up concerts at home and abroad have so far been conveyed to the winners. In addition, a prize-winning ensemble took part in a multi-award-winning television documentary about Max Reger.
Venue
- until 2017 Velte-Saal, since 2019 Wolfgang-Rihm-Forum of the University of Music Karlsruhe
Award winners
- 2005
- Duo Collage (Juan José Pardo, clarinet; Xiayi Jiang, piano) from the Karlsruhe University of Music
- Kim Trio (Taehuyn Kim, violin; Jiyeon Kim, violoncello; Nayoung Kim, piano) from the Vienna Conservatory
- Duo (JaeEun Lee, soprano; Fan Yang, piano) from the Karlsruhe University of Music
- PianoDuo Yoshie & Takashi (Yoshie Shiramizu, piano; Takashi Fujii, piano) from the State University for Music and Performing Arts Mannheim
- Audience Award: Duo Sakura (Xiayi Jiang, piano; Reimi Matsuda, piano) from the Karlsruhe University of Music
- 2007
- 1st prize: Berolina Trio (Eriko Makimura, piano; Krzysztof Polonek, violin; Katarzyna Polonek, cello) from the Hanover University of Music and Theater
- 2nd prize: Duo KoSa (Filip Saffray, violin; Vanessa Koralewski, piano) from the Karlsruhe University of Music
- 3rd prize: Trio Lieto (Elena Graf, violin; Peijun Xu, viola; Arthur Hornig, cello) from the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts
- 2009:
- 1st prize: Trio Monte (Ana Rachel Feitosa, violin; Claude Frochaux, violoncello; Anca Lupu, piano) from the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts;
- 2nd prize: Sonic.art saxophone quartet (Ruth Velten, saxophone; Alexander Doroshkevich, saxophone; Martin Posegga, saxophone; Annegret Schmiedl, saxophone) from the Hanns Eisler University of Music , Berlin
- 3rd Prize Duo Parthenon (Christine Rauh, violoncello; Johannes Nies, piano) from the Hanover University of Music and Theater
- 2011:
- 1st prize: Duo Kolesov / Grinevich (Sergey Kolesov, saxophone; Elena Grinevich, piano) from the Russian Gnessin Music Academy in Moscow
- 2nd prize: Duo Jeanquirit (David Kindt, clarinet; Helge Aurich, piano) from the State University for Music and Performing Arts Stuttgart and the University of Music and Theater Rostock
- 3rd prize (shared): Duo piano (Shelly Ezra, clarinet; Izabela Melkonyan, piano) from the Liszt School of Music Weimar or the Lübeck University of Music - Duo Vay-Papadopoulos (Alexandre Vay, violoncello; Dimitri Papadopoulos, piano) by the Karlsruhe University of Music and the Folkwang University of the Arts Essen
- Special Carl Pontén Prize: Forseti Saxophone Quartet (Magdalena Łapaj, Dominic Childs, Enrico Taubmann, Frank Riedel, saxophone) from the Cologne University of Music and Dance
- 2013:
- 1st prize: Aris Quartet (Katharina Wildermuth, Noémi Zipperling, violin; Caspar Vinzens, viola; Lukas Sieber, violoncello) from the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts
- 2nd prize: vision string quartet (Jakob Encke, Daniel Stoll, violin; Kevinreiber, viola; Leonard Disselhorst, violoncello) from the Hanover University of Music, Drama and Media
- 3rd prize (shared): Duo Brecht / Lee (Christoph Brecht, clarinet; Sumi Lee, piano) from the Detmold University of Music - Duo Gregor-Smith / Graf (Benjamin Gregor-Smith, violoncello; Aglaia Graf, piano) from Basel
- 2017:
- 1st prize: Trio Giselle (Keika Kawashima, violin; Cho Rong Bae, violoncello; Sakurako Sawamura, piano) from the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique Paris
- 2nd prize: Weber Duo (Ruzaliia Kasimova, clarinet; Daria Ionkina, piano) from the P. I. Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow
- 3rd prize: Kallos Ensemble (Krzysztof Grzybowski, clarinet; Triantafyllos Liotis) from the Karlsruhe University of Music
- Special prize: Duo YuKa (Yulia Drukh, clarinet; Ekaterina Poljakova, piano) from the Karlsruhe University of Music
- 2019:
- 1st prize: Duo Jilo (Julia Puls, clarinet; Viktor Soos, piano) from the Lübeck University of Music
- 2nd prize: Duo Loisto (Fiona Milla Jäntti, violin; Ryo Yamanishi, piano) from the Freiburg University of Music
- 3rd prize (shared): Trio Lepor (Marie-Helene Leonhardi, violin; Nicola Pfeffer, violoncello; Aida Maldonado Diaz, piano) from the Hochschule für Musik Stuttgart - Schumann Trio (Reona Kuwata, flute; Kyoka Matsuyama, violin; Yi Lu , Viola) from the Robert Schumann Hochschule Düsseldorf
See also
Web links
- European Chamber Music Competition Karlsruhe
- http://www.kulturpreise.de/web/preise_info.php?preisd_id=5093
- Trio Monte receives 1st prize at the European Chamber Music Competition. new music newspaper, October 15, 2009