INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION OF SLAV MUSIC 2010



Piano

(competitions - master classes, concerts, lectures )

From left to right: Polish Ambassador, Directrice of the Polish Institut, Cultural adviser of the Japaneese Ambassy, French Ambassador, Cultural adviser for France.
From left to right: Japaneese Ambassador, artistic director of the Competition, French Ambassador.
The traditional opening concert was given by Aubern Lee, laureate of last year's competition, under special invitation by the Association from United States.
This year the Jury awarded the grand prix to Nadege Gerassimova of Russia.
Grand Prize given by Clara Moniuszko to Nadege Gerassimova The Cultural adviser of Russia congratulates Nadege Gerassimova for her Grand Prize
CATEGORIA A
Stella Sanchez - Costa Rica - Second prize
Penélope Sáenz - Costa Rica - Third Prize
Alexandrov Illya - Ukraine - Third prize and prize for the personality
Uliana Trofimova - Russia - Third Prize Vilte Kanaporite - Lithuania - Third Prize CATEGORIA B
Syuzanna Rudanovskaya - Russia - First Prize
Daniel Mangal - France - Third Prize CATEGORIA C
Diana Borchiova - Russia - First Prize Jonathan Duarte - Canada - First Prize Luis Esteban Herrera - Costa Rica - Second prize and best interpretation of study of B. Smetana CATEGORIA MASTER
Sergio Sandi – USA – Deuxième prix Yuki Nakayama- USA - Troisième prix Yukiko Fujimura – USA - Diplôme
The members of the Jury

The winners of the Competition
The competition will take place again in 2011

Results of the Competition 2010

The Second International Piano Competition of Slav Musique took place from July1st to July 7th.The Grand opening of the Competition took place the July first in the magnificent Hôtel de Monaco, residence of the Polish Ambassador , in the presence of Ambassadors and representatives of different countries.

Daniella Maria Navarro Morra, from Costa Rica, Grand prix of the First Competition, gave a piano recital performing XIX and XX century composers including Stanislaw Moniuszko. The recital was followed by a magnificent reception.

Daniella Maria Navarro Morra, from Costa Rica, Grand prix of the First Competition, gave a piano recital performing XIX and XX century composers including Stanislaw Moniuszko. The recital was followed by a magnificent reception.

Polish Ambassador Tomasz Orlowski and Clara Moniuszko - artistic director of the Competition.

Bielorussian Ambassador Aleksander Pavlovski and Clara Moniuszko - artistic director of the competition.

Bakhodir Masharipov - First Secretary of the Ouzbékistan Embassy, Clara Moniuszko - artistic director of the competition, and Natalia Lubimova - Third Secretary of the Russian Embassy.

The winners of the Competition: From left to right: Norida Dadamukhamenova, Diora Mirzayeva, Cynthia Soto Cordero, Jingfang Tan, Pablo Esquivel Noel, Lee Auburn, Eduardo Montero Mata, Marusic Lovre, Xiangqi Wang.

The Auditions as well as concerts given by the members of the Jury were open to p the public.

The members of the Jury :
From left to right : Ala Bendoraitienne, Clara Moniuszko, Yuri Guildiuk, Andre Limaev, Svetlana Serenko,
Alexandre Sklioutovski.

The competitors came from three continents: Asia, America and Europe.

Prizes:
Catégorie A (up to 9 years old)
Second Prize(200€): Cynthia Soto from Costa Rica
	Catégorie B (up to 14 years old): First Prize(500€): Auburn Lee from USA Third Prizes(100€) : Noria Dadamukhamedova from Ouzbekistan Third Prizes(100€) : Jingfang Tan from China
Catégorie C (up to18 years old)
First Prize(1000€) :Wang Xiangqi from China
Second Prize (750€):Marusic Lovre from Croatia
Third Prize(400€):Eduardo Montero Mata from Costa Rica
This competition will take place again in 2010.

JURY

 

Chairperson : Yuri Gildiuk Director of National Belorussian Philharmonic Society, professor of the Belorussian Music Academy Belorussia

Ala Bendoraïtiene Professor at the National Music Academy of Music Ciurlonis in Vilnius Lituania	Andrey Limaev, Professor at the Moscow Musical Conservatory Russian Federation
Svetlana Serenko Head of the musical post-graduate studies and Chamber music professor at Odessa Music Academy Ukraine	Alexandr Sklioutovski professor and Dean at the Higher National Institute of Arts Costa Rica




The First Slav Music International Piano Competition



The First international competition for young  pianists, organized in France by the
Association Stanislaw Moniuszko under the artistic direction of the famous
musician and pianist Clara Moniuszko, has aroused great interest amongst musicians
in Europe and America and has now firmly established itself for years to come.

The competition, named after one of the most famous slav musicians, has helped to identify a great many talented and promising young musicians from across the world including from Russia, Ukraine, Denmark, Germany, France and Costa Rica.
 
The participants, their teachers and parents, were able to discover one of Normandy’s
most picturesque beauty spots : the Moulin d’Andé, where they spent the first week of July. The organisers, through care and hospitality, strove to make their stay as pleasant and enjoyable as possible.

Slav music is an important part of the world’s musical patrimony, and
France as a guardian of world cultural heritage is an ideal host for fora such as these.

Grand Prize:Daniela Maria Navaro Mora from Costa-Rica

Special Prize for the best interpretation of Stanislaw Moniuszko's works for Daniela Maria Navarro Mora

Cat. A First Prize:Pauline Zheliba from Moscow, Second Prize ex aequo: Jens Scheuerbrandt (Germany) and Maxim Shirobokov (Russia) , 3rd Prize:Artem Shirobokov (Russia)

Cat. B First Prize:Daniela Maria Navarro Mora from Costa-Rica, Second Prize:Ada Aria Ruckschlob from Germany, 3rd Prize:Svjatoslaw Korolev from Denmark

Cat. C First Prize:Frederik Mikkelsen from Denmark, Second Prize : Vladyslava Buchko from Ukraine, 3rd Prize:Josué Gonzalez from Costa-Rica

The Laureates

Here's to the succes of next competition!!! From left to right:Chairperson of the competition-Yuri Gildiuk, Clara Moniuszko- Chairman of the Moniuszko Association, and Suzanne Lipinska- Chairman of the Moulin d'Andé Cultural Center

Jury Chairperson : Yuri Gildiuk artistic Director of National Belorussian Philharmonic Society, professor of the Belorussian Music Academy Belarus Alexandr Sklioutovski professor and Dean at the Higher National Institute of Arts Costa Rica Sontraud Speidel Head of the Keyboard Department and Head of the Department for Advanced Studies, Professor of piano at the High Music school in Karlsrune Germany Piergiorgio Meneghini artistic and administrative director of the association: "The Friends of music in Venice", professor of Venice State Conservatory Italy Ala Bendoraitiene professor at the Ciurlionis National Academy of music Lithuania Semion Balshem professor of piano in Copenhagen Danemark Denis Chefanov professor of Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory Russia Guesrs of honour: Olga Lazarska Pologne





PROGRAM: ONLY PIECES BY SLAV COMPOSERS

Group A
Free program for 12 min. from the pieces Slav composers.
 
Group B
Program for 20 min.   by Slav composers.           
"Distaff" ("Przasniczka") Moniuszko-Melcer obligatory Music see in the internet.
Click here to print or copy PARTITION

Group C
Program for 30 min.  piece by Slav composers.
Smetana: "On the Sea-shore/A Souvenir".     

Managing committee:

Russian Federation:
Alexey Golub: Manager of the Cultural service , Embassy of the Russian Federation in France
Ludmila Kozlova: Assistant-Director in charge of foreign students at the Central school of Music at the Moscow Tchaikovski State Conservatoire

Czech Republic:
Tanja Klanska: Musical agent

France:
Wojciech Bobiec: Director of the Resources and Programming Town hall of Paris
Dider Stein: Manager of association
Svetlana Sabri: Webmaster