Eurovision Young Musicians 2010

15. Eurovision Young Musicians
date	May 8, 2010 (semi-final 1) May 9, 2010 (semi-final 2) May 14, 2010 (final)
Host country	Austria
venue	Rathausplatz , Vienna
Broadcasting television station
Moderation	Christoph Wagner-Trenkwitz
participating countries	15th
winner	Slovenia
First time participation	Belarus
Returning participants	Czech Republic
Withdrawn participants	Finland Serbia Ukraine
Voting rule	Each juror awards 1–10 points per entry.
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Countries that participated in 2010

Countries that were eliminated in the semi-finals in 2010

Countries that have participated in the past but not in 2010

The 15th Eurovision Young Musicians took place on May 14, 2010 in Vienna , the capital of Austria . It was the fifth competition in total and the third in a row that took place in Vienna. It was also the opening concert of the Wiener Festwochen . The winner of the competition was the flautist Eva-Nina Kozmus from Slovenia . She won a master class scholarship . The top three winners received a cash prize and a “Eurovision Young Musicians” trophy.

Semi-finals

The semi-finals took place on 8 and 9 May in Broadcasting House Vienna instead. It was only open to invited listeners, but the public could also follow it via a stream on the Eurovision Young Musicians homepage.

Saturday May 8, 2010

Start number	country	Artist	Age	instrument	Result
01	United Kingdom	Peter Moore	14th	trombone	Eliminated
02	Cyprus	Lambis Pavlou	14th	piano	Eliminated
03	Romania	Ştefan Cazacu	16	cello	Eliminated
04	Slovenia	Eva-Nina Kozmus	16	Flute	final
05	Germany	Hayrapet Arakelyan	18th	saxophone	final
06	Russia	Daniil Trifonov	19th	piano	final
07	Sweden	Mattias Hanskov Palm	17th	double bass	Eliminated
08	Netherlands	Dana Zemtsov	17th	viola	Eliminated

Sunday May 9, 2010

Start number	country	Artist	Age	instrument	Result
09	Austria	Marie-Christine Klettner	17th	violin	Eliminated
10	Greece	Konstantinos Destounis	19th	piano	Eliminated
11	Belarus	Ivan Karizna	18th	cello	final
12	Czech Republic	Lukáš Dittrich	18th	clarinet	Eliminated
13	Norway	Guro Kleven Hagen	15th	violin	final
14th	Poland	Bartosz Głowacki	18th	accordion	final
15th	Croatia	Filip Mercep	18th	Marimba	final

jury

1. Werner Hink (Austria) (violin) (jury leader)
2. Ranko Markovic (Austria) (director of the Vienna Conservatory, private university / piano)
3. Aleksandar Markovic (Austria) (conductor)
4. Ingela Øien (Norway) (flute)
5. Hüseyin Sermet (Turkey) (composer / piano)

final

The final took place on Friday, May 14, 2010 on Vienna's Rathausplatz in front of around 45,000 people. The participants were judged by an expert jury headed by Péter Eötvös .

The finalists were accompanied by the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Cornelius Meister .

Start number	country	Artist	Age	instrument	piece	placement
01	Croatia	Filip Mercep	18th	Marimba	Emmanuel Séjourné : Concerto for marimbaphone and string orchestra II. Rythmique, energique	-
02	Norway	Guro Kleven-Hagen	16	violin	Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky : Violin Concerto in D major op.35	2nd place
03	Poland	Bartosz Głowacki	17th	accordion	Mikołaj Majkusiak: “Classico” concert for accordion and symphony orchestra, Lento drammatico, Allegro ben ritmico	-
04	Germany	Hayrapet Arakelyan	19th	saxophone	François Borne : Fantaisie brillante pour flûte et piano based on motifs from Carmen	-
05	Belarus	Ivan Karizna	18th	cello	Joseph Haydn : Cello Concerto No. 1 in C major , 3rd movement Allegro molto	-
06	Slovenia	Eva-Nina Kozmus	16	Flute	Jacques Ibert : Concerto for Flute, 3rd movement Allegro scherzando	1st place
07	Russia	Daniil Trifonov	19th	piano	Frédéric Chopin : Grande Polonaise Brillante précédé d'un Andante spianato, G major a. E flat major, Opus 22	3rd place

jury

1. Péter Eötvös (Hungary) (composer / conductor)
2. Werner Hink (Austria) (violin)
3. Alexei Ogrintchouk (Russia) (oboe)
4. Cristina Ortiz (Brazil) (piano)
5. Ben Pateman (United Kingdom) (flute)

Television broadcast

In 2010 the competition was broadcast to 15 countries.

country	Channel
Austria	ORF
Germany	WDR
Greece	ERT
Netherlands	NPS
Norway	NRK
Poland	TVP
Romania	TVR
Russia	KTVC
Slovenia	RTVSLO
Sweden	SVT
Czech Republic	CT
Ukraine	NTU
Belarus	BTRC
United Kingdom	BBC
Cyprus	CYBC

Web links

• Eurovision Young Musicians (English)

Individual evidence

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