Maria Canals International Music Competition
The Maria Canals International Music Competition ( Catalan Concurs Internacional de Música Maria Canals Barcelona) is a music competition that takes place annually in the Palau de la Música Catalana in Barcelona .
history
The competition was initiated in 1954 by the Catalan pianist Maria Canals i Cendrós (1913-2010) and her husband, the composer and writer Rossend Llates i Serrat (1899-1973) as a piano competition and since 1964 has been expanded to include other disciplines. Since its inception, it has hosted more than 120 competitions, with over 8,000 participants from 100 countries and over 200 jury members from around the world. The competition, for which artists such as Joan Miró , Antoni Tàpies and Joan Clavé created advertising posters, was declared charitable by the Spanish Ministry of the Interior in 1996 .
The Maria Canals International Music Competition has been a member of the World Federation of International Music Competitions since 1958 .
Award winners
piano
1954
- 1st prize (men): Miquel Farré i Mallofré , Spain
- 1st prize (women): Maria Neus Miró , Spain
1956
- Grand Prize: not awarded
- 1st prize (men): Klaus Börner, Germany and Giorgio Radicula, Italy ( ex aequo )
- 1st prize (women): Aline Demierre, Switzerland and Núria Escofet, Spain (ex aequo)
1957
- Grand Prize: not awarded
- 1st prize (men): Alberto Colombo, Italy
- 1st prize (women): Thérèse Castaigne, France
1958
- 1st prize: Françoise Thinat , France
1959
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize (men): Jean-Jacques Hauser, Switzerland
- 2nd prize (women): Yoko Ikeda, Japan
1960
- 1st prize: Andrzej Jasiński , Poland
1961
- 1st prize: Catherine Silie, France
1962
- 1st prize: Dinorah Varsi , Uruguay
1963
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize (men): Jerzy Vajek, Poland
- 2nd prize (women): Françoise Parrot, France
1964
- 1st prize: Dag Achatz , Sweden
1965
- 1st Prize: James Tocco, United States
1966
- 1st prize: Leonora Milà , Spain
1967
1968
- 1st prize: Christina Viñas, Argentina
1969
- 1st Prize: Joseph W. Fennimore, United States
1970
- 1st prize: Lupe Parrondo, Peru
1971
1972
- 1st prize: Klára Barányi, Hungary
1973
- 1st Prize: Jonathan M. Purvin, United States
1974
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Blanca Bodalla, Yugoslavia
- 2nd prize: Akira Imai, Japan and Pierre Réach, France (ex aequo)
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1975
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize (men): Raimondo Campisi, Italy , Roberto Capello, Italy and Andrea Bonatta , Italy (ex aequo)
- 2nd Prize (women): Marioaran Trifan, United States
1976
- 1st prize: Yasuto Sugimoto, Japan
- 2nd prize: Elza Kolodin , Poland
1977
- 1st prize: Arnulf von Arnim , Germany
- 2nd prize: Chung-Myung Kim, South Korea and Carmen Or, Israel (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Silvia Natiello, Argentina
1978
- 1st prize: Bernard d'Ascoli , France
- 2nd prize: Erik Berchot, France
- 3rd prize: Ruriko Kikuchi, Japan
1979
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Yves Rault , France and Christine Kiss, Hungary (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Mario Bosselli, Italy
1980
- 1st prize: Yuri Rosum , Soviet Union
- 2nd prize: Cathérine Joly, France
- 3rd prize: Akos Hernadi, Hungary
1981
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Kazuoki Fujii, Japan and Michel Gal, France (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: José Carlos Cocarelli , Brazil
1982
1983
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Bernd Glemser , Germany and Kyoko Koyama, Japan
- 3rd prize: Antonella Vignali, Italy
- Special prize: Marcelino López, Spain
1984
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Rie Konishi, Japan and Pascal Le Corre, France (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Galina Vratcheva, Bulgaria
1985
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Detlef Kaiser , Germany and Ian Munro , Australia (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Constantin Sandu, Romania
1986
- 1st prize: Chiharu Sakai, Japan
- 2nd prize: Carole Carniel, France
- 3rd Prize: Nobuyuki Nagaoka, Japan
- Special award: Ignacio Marín, Spain
1987
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd Prize: Christopher Oakden, United Kingdom
- 3rd prize: Keiko Nakai, Japan and Alexandre Tharaud, France (ex aequo)
1988
- 1st prize: Zhong Xu, People's Republic of China
- 2nd prize: Olivier Cazal , France
- 3rd prize: Junko Saito, Japan
- Special prize: José Ramón Méndez, Spain
1989
- 1st prize: Gerardo Vila, Argentina
- 2nd prize: Christophe Simonet, France
- 3rd prize: Yukiko Hori, Japan
- Special award: Miquel Jorba, Spain
1990
- 1st prize: Mathieu Papadiamandis, France
- 2nd prize: not awarded
- 3rd prize: Jovianney E. Cruz , Philippines and Andrei Fadeev, Soviet Union
1991
- 1st prize: Yuri Martinov, Soviet Union
- 2nd prize: Yuko Nakamichi, Japan
- 3rd prize: Eva-Maria Rieckert, Germany
1992
- 1st prize: Armands Ābols , Latvia
- 2nd prize: Akiko Kato, Japan
- 3rd prize: Tomoko Doi, Japan
1993
- 1st prize: Amir Katz , Israel
- 2nd prize: Gustavo Díaz-Jerez , Spain
- 3rd prize: Rafal Luszczewski, Poland
1994
- 1st prize: Sviatoslav Lips, Russia
- 2nd prize: Dmitri Morozov, Belarus
- 3rd prize: Frederik Lagarde, France and Yoko Takemura, Japan (ex aequo)
1995
- 1st prize: Won Kim, South Korea
- 2nd prize: Keiji Serizawa, Japan
- 3rd prize: Yulia Botchkovskaia, Russia and Birgita Wollenweber, Germany (ex aequo)
1996
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Jan Gottlieb Jiracek, Germany
- 3rd prize: Saar Ahuvia, Israel and Kiyo Wada, Japan
1997
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Elina Hata, Japan and Ayako Kawai, Japan (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Li Wang, Canada
- Special Prize: Young-Ha Chung, South Korea
1998
- 1st prize: Peter Koczor, Hungary
- 2nd prize: Takahiro Mita, Japan
- 3rd Prize: Miwako Takeda, Japan and Anthony Zerpa-Falcon, United Kingdom (ex aequo)
- Special price: Vicent Larderet, France
1999
- 1st prize: Kirill Gerstein , Russia
- 2nd prize: Ayako Kimura, Japan
- 3rd prize: Sung-Hoon Hwang, South Korea
2000
- 1st prize: Yusuke Kikuchi, Japan
- 2nd prize: Ferenc Vizi, Romania
- 3rd prize: Piotr Kupka, Poland and Fabrice Lanoë, France (ex aequo)
2001
- 1st prize: Yurie Miura , Japan
- 2nd prize: Mel Adkins, United Kingdom and Ekaterina Krivokochenko, Russia (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Mayako Asada, Japan
2002
- 1st prize: Viv McLean, United Kingdom
- 2nd prize: Alexandre Moutouzkine , Russia and Kook Hee Hong, South Korea (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Yun-Yang Lee, People's Republic of China
2003
- 1st prize: Inesa Synkevich, Ukraine Israel
- 2nd prize: Yosuke Niino, Japan
- 3rd prize: Sowon Hwang, South Korea
2004
- 1st prize: Piotr Machnik, Poland
- 2nd prize: Yi-Chih Lu, People's Republic of China
- 3rd prize: Matei Varga, Romania
2005
- 1st prize: Jue Wang, People's Republic of China
- 2nd prize: Yukiko Akagi, Japan
- 3rd prize: Fumiyo Kawamura, Japan
2006
- 1st prize: José Enrique Bagaría, Spain
- 2nd prize: Marie Verneuil, France
- 3rd prize: Mi-Yeon I, New Zealand
2007
- 1st prize: Mladen Čolić , Serbia
- 2nd prize: Veronika Böhmova, Czech Republic and Marisa Gupta, United States (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: not awarded
2008
- 1st prize: Martina Filjak , Croatia
- 2nd prize: Ilya Maksimov, Russia
- 3rd prize: Jun Ishimura, Japan
2009
- 1st prize: Vestards Šimkus , Latvia
- 2nd prize: Jong Yun Kim, South Korea
- 3rd prize: Scipione Sangiovanni, Italy
2010
- 1st prize: Denis Zhdanov, Ukraine
- 2nd prize: Olga Kozlowa , Russia
- 3rd prize: Marko Hilpo, Finland
2011
- 1st prize: Mateusz Borowiak, Poland
- 2nd prize: Alexey Lebedev, Russia
- 3rd prize: Alexey Chernov, Russia
2012
- 1st prize: Soo Jung Ann , South Korea
- 2nd prize: Nozomi Nakagiri, Japan
- 3rd prize: Vadym Kholodenko , Ukraine
2013
- 1st prize: Stanislav Khristenko , Ukraine Russia
- 2nd prize: Tomoaki Yoshida, Japan
- 3rd prize: Haejae Kim, South Korea
2014
- 1st prize: Regina Chernychko, Ukraine
- 2nd prize: Sergey Belyavskiy, Russia
- 3rd prize: Tatiana Chernichka, Russia
2015
- 1st prize: Danylo Saienko, Ukraine
- 2nd prize: Minsung Lee, South Korea
- 3rd prize: Caterina Grewe, Germany
2016
- 1st prize: Hiroo Sato, Japan
- 2nd prize: Shiori Kuwahara, Japan
- 3rd prize: Yutong Sun, People's Republic of China
2017
- 1st prize: Levon Avagyan, Armenia
- 2nd prize: Hin-Yat Sang, Hong Kong
- 3rd prize: Anastasia Rizikov, Canada
2018
- 1st prize: Evgeny Konnov , Russia
- 2nd prize: Luke Jones, United Kingdom
- 3rd prize: Alexey Sichev, Russia
2019
- 1st prize: Daumants Liepiņš, Latvia
- 2nd prize: Aleksandr Kliuchko, Russia
- 3rd prize: KaJeng Wong, Hong Kong
Chamber music
1970
- 1st prize: Fernando Puchol and Pedro León, Spain
1973
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Dieter Lallinger and Jürgen Besig, Germany
1980
- 1st prize: Roland Straumer and Olaf Dressler , Germany
- 2nd prize: Izumi Komoriya and Taisuko Yamashita, Japan
- 3rd prize: Juan Llinares, Spain and Ludovica Mosca, Italy
1987
- 1st prize: Michael Sanderling and Gerald Fauth, Germany
- 2nd prize: Senoko Numata and Akemi Tadenuma, Japan
- 3rd prize: Pierre Luc Denuit and Sylvie Barret, France
Duos
1996
- 1st Prize: Avi Downes and Shana Downes, United States
- 2nd prize: Aya Yoshii and Yoko Yoshihara, Japan
- 3rd prize: Maria Belousova, Russia and Katarzyna Ewald, Poland
1999
- 1st prize: Florian Wiek and Justus Grimm , Germany
- 2nd prize: Akiko Okabe and Yuko Aragaki, Japan
- 3rd prize: Isabel Gabbe , Germany and Leslie Riva, France and Kyoko Sasaki and Eriko Iso, Japan (ex aequo)
2004
- 1st prize: Eung Soo Kim and Moon Young Chae, South Korea
- 2nd prize: Igor Bobowitsch, Belarus and Elena Kolesnichenko, Ukraine
- 3rd prize: Julien Beaudiment and Laetitia Bougnol, France as well as Katia Novell, Spain and Luis Parés, Venezuela (ex aequo)
flute
1968
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Lô Angelloz, France and Teresita Frey, Switzerland (ex aequo)
1972
1978
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Masayoshi Enokida, Japan and Philippe Pierlot, France (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Jadwiga Kotnowska , Poland
1983
- 1st prize: Erika Sebök, Hungary
- 2nd prize: Motoaki Kato, Japan
- 3rd prize: Monika Hegedüs, Hungary
- Special Prize: Vicenç Prats, Spain
1988
- 1st prize: Dita Krenberga, Soviet Union
- 2nd prize: Christel Rayneau, France and Iren More, Hungary (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Natalia Setchkareva, Soviet Union
1994
1998
- 1st prize: Olesia Tertychnaia, Russia
- 2nd prize: Christian Farroni, Italy
- 3rd prize: Kaori Fujii, Japan and Dejan Gavric, Serbia and Montenegro (ex aequo)
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2001
- 1st prize: Francesca Canali, Italy
- 2nd prize: Hyun-im Yoon, South Korea
- 3rd prize: Petra Orgl, Austria
guitar
1969
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Wolfgang Lendle, Germany
1974
- 1st prize: Marie Thérèse Ghirardi, France
- 2nd prize: Dagoberto Linhares, Brazil
- 3rd prize: Dušan Bogdanović , Yugoslavia
1979
- 1st prize: Leonardo Palacios, Uruguay
- 2nd Prize: William Waters, United Kingdom
- 3rd prize: Guillermo Pérez, Spain
1981
- 1st prize: Gabriel García Santos, Spain
- 2nd prize: Shin-Ichi Fukuda , Japan
- 3rd prize: Nicholas Petrou, Australia
1985
- 1st prize: Stefano Cardi, Italy
- 2nd prize: Han Jonkers, Netherlands
- 3rd prize: Keiko Fujii, Japan
1989
- 1st prize: Esther-Helena Steenbergen, Netherlands
- 2nd prize: István Römer, Yugoslavia
- 3rd prize: Vladimir Tervo, Soviet Union
1992
1997
- 1st prize: Sara Gianfelici, Italy
- 2nd prize: Lorenzo Micheli, Italy
- 3rd prize: Daekun Jang , South Korea
percussion
1982
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Axel Fries, Germany and Peter Sadlo, Germany (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Shin-ichi Ueno, Japan
- Special Prize: Jordi Mestres, Spain and Santiago Molas, Spain (ex aequo)
1990
- 1st prize: Ramón Alsina, Spain
- 2nd prize: Armin Weigert, Germany and Ignasi Vila, Spain (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Stefan Eblenkamp, Germany
trio
2009
- 1st prize: Trio Demian - Nozomi Matsumoto, Japan , Misa Yang, Japan and Sietse-Jan Weijemberg, Netherlands
- 2nd Prize: Trio Quintilian - Olha Chipak, Ukraine , Yi Mo, People's Republic of China and Ruodi Li, People's Republic of China
- 3rd prize: Trio Monte - Anca Lupu, Romania , Ana Rachel Feitosa de Araujo, Brazil and Claude Frochaux, Italy
violin
1964
- 1st prize: Rubén González, Argentina
1967
- 1st prize: Edith Volckaert , Belgium
1971
- 1st prize: Ernst Kovacic , Austria
1975
- 1st prize (men): Gerardo Ribeiro , Portugal
- 1st prize (women): Yukari Tate, Japan
- 2nd prize (men): Eugen Sârbu, Romania
- 2nd prize (women): Rasma Liélmane, Mexico
1979
1984
- 1st prize: Stéphane L. Picard, France
- 2nd prize: not awarded
- 3rd Prize: Danuta Glowacka, Poland and Mark Bleck, United States (ex aequo)
- Special award: Joaquín Palomares, Spain
1989
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Franziska Pietsch , Germany and Yova Slessareva, Bulgaria (ex aequo)
- 3rd Prize: Thomas Bötcher, German Democratic Republic and Kyoko Saburi, Japan (ex aequo)
1993
violoncello
1976
- 1st prize: Daniel Raclot, France
- 2nd prize: Antônio Meneses , Brazil
1986
1991
- 1st prize: Valerie Aimard, France
- 2nd prize: Anita Barbereau, France
- 3rd prize: Laure Vavasseur, France and Thorsten Encke, Germany (ex aequo)
singing
1965
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: not awarded
1966
- 1st prize: Wolfgang Witte, Austria
1967
- 1st prize: Dirk Schortemeier, Germany
1968
- 1st prize: Ionel Pantea, Romania
1969
1971
- 1st prize: Magdalena Cononovici, Romania
1972
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Sandra Sandru, Romania
1973
- 1st prize: Marilena Marinescu, Romania
1974
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Marius Cosmescu, Romania
- 3rd prize: Juliana Paszthy, Hungary and Wally Salio, Italy (ex aequo)
1975
- 1st prize: Ludmila Yourchenco, Soviet Union
- 2nd prize: Aleksandr Rudkowsky, Soviet Union
- 3rd prize: Aleksandr Vorosilo, Soviet Union
1976
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: not awarded
- 3rd prize: not awarded
1977
1978
- 1st prize: François le Roux , France
- 2nd prize: Rodica Mitrica, Romania
1979
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd prize: Eva Tihany, Hungary
- 3rd prize: Gabriela Mazza, Italy and Kuniko Taguchi, Japan
1981
- 1st Prize: Nancy Carol Moore, United States
- 2nd prize: Anne Salvan, France and Luis Álvarez Sastre, Spain (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: Olim Sadoullaiev, Soviet Union
1983
- 1st prize: Mabel Perelstein, Argentina
- 2nd Prize: Jennifer Larmore , United States
- 3rd prize: Elise Bédard, Canada and Catalina Moncloa, Spain (ex aequo)
1985
- 1st prize: Chihiro Bamba, Japan
- 2nd prize: Tomas Möwes, Germany and Annette K. Markert, German Democratic Republic
- 3rd prize: Teresa Verdera, Spain
1987
- 1st prize: not awarded
- 2nd Prize: Jenny M. Miller, United States and Jin-Ok Kim, South Korea (ex aequo)
- 3rd Prize: Fumi Yamamoto, Japan and Teodor Ciurdea, Romania (ex aequo)
1990
- 1st prize: Vladimir Dits, Soviet Union
- 2nd prize: Mirela S. Spinu, Romania
- 3rd prize: Malgorzata Lesiewicz-Przyby, Poland and Manuel Lanza, Spain (ex aequo)
- Special price: Manuel Lanza, Spain
1995
- 1st prize: Mihoko Fujimura , Japan
- 2nd prize: Rosa Mateu, Spain
- 3rd prize: Hanna Dóra Sturludóttir, Iceland and Suki Kim, South Korea (ex aequo)
2000
- 1st prize: Annette Dasch , Germany
- 2nd prize: Ramona Eremia, Romania and Giedré Povilaityté, Lithuania (ex aequo)
- 3rd prize: not awarded
Web links
- Official website of the Maria Canals International Music Competition
- Maria Canals International Music Competition at wfimc.org
- Maria Canals International Music Competition at youtube.com
Individual evidence
- ^ Concurs Internacional de Música Maria Canals Barcelona. In: mariacanals.org. Retrieved May 15, 2018 .
- ^ A b Maria Canals International Music Competition. In: www.wfimc.org. Retrieved May 15, 2018 .
- ↑ Rossend Llates i Serrat. In: archive.is. Retrieved May 15, 2018 .
- ↑ Presentation. In: mariacanals.org. Retrieved May 15, 2018 .
- ↑ posters. In: mariacanals.org. Retrieved May 15, 2018 .
- ↑ Presentation. In: mariacanals.org. Retrieved May 15, 2018 .
- ↑ Winners. In: mariacanals.org. Retrieved May 15, 2018 .