Internationaler Anton Rubinstein Wettbewerb 2019 - VIOLINE

6. & 7. April 2019, Düsseldorf

Der Internationale Anton Rubinstein Wettbewerb für Violine 2019 fördert mit seinen attraktiven Preisen junge, hochbegabte Musiker, Musikstudenten, Solisten und angehende Orchestermusiker.

Der Wettbewerb findet in der Internationalen Musikakademie Anton Rubinstein, Flingerstr. 1, 40213 Düsseldorf statt.

Juroren

Wonhee Bae

Gabriele Leporatti

Michael Blatow

Wettbewerbspreise

1. Preis der Internationalen Musikakademie Anton Rubinstein und SARTORY Bogen als Leihgabe für ein Jahr
2. Preis des Freunde und Förderer Rubinstein-Akademie e.V.
3. Preis der Stiftung Blatow
Sonderpreis der Internationalen Musikakademie Anton Rubinstein

Preisträger

Haeun Jin, Südkorea

1. Preis der Internationalen Musikakademie Anton Rubinstein und SARTORY Bogen als Leihgabe für ein Jahr

Biographie

Seoul Central Conservatory with Wonhee Bae Sunhwa Arts High School with Hyukjoo Kwon Folkwang Universität Essen with Boris Garlitsky

Competition:

Winner of many Korean National Music Competition such as Music education newspaper competition in Seoul, Yejeon Arts Foundation Competition, and Korean Young Artist Competition

Active Masterclass participation with violinists such as Ulf Wallin, Robert Mcduffie, Aaron Berofsky

Solo concerts in Mozart Hall, Buam Art Hall in Korea

Kaoru Oe, Japan

2. Preis des Freunde und Förderer Rubinstein-Akademie e.V.

Biographie

Kaoru Oe was born in Japan in 1994 and had his first violin lessons at the age of five. He studied the violin at the Toho College of Music with Masafumi Hor and Keiko Urushihara. In his homeland he has been awarded numerous prestigious prizes, including the first prize, the audience prize and five additional special prizes at the 2013 Music Competition of Japan. The same year he won three more first prizes ‒ in the Salzburg Mozart International Chamber Music Competition, the Yokohama International Music Competition and the Japanese Playersʼ Competition. As a soloist Kaoru Oe has performed with the NHK Symphony Orchestra, the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, the Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra, the Yokohama Sinfonietta, the Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra and so on. He was an active participant in Kronberg Academyʼs Violin Masterclasses in 2015 with Mauricio Fuks and was awarded the Ana Chumachenco Prize. Kaoru Oe performed alongside Gidon Kremer, Christian Tetzlaff, Steven Isserlis and Sir
András Schiff in Chamber Music Connects the World in 2018. Since October 2015 Kaoru Oe has been studying at Kronberg Academy with Christian Tetzlaff.

Ilai Avni, Großbritannien

3. Preis der Stiftung Blatow

Biographie

Attends The Purcell School for Young Musicians in Bushy since September 2012, where he holds a scholarship under the Government’s ‘Music and Dance Scheme’.
First study: Violin with Dr Tanja Goldberg. Second studies: composition with Simon Speare and musicianship with Jaques Cohen. Ilai currently also studies for a Pre-U Music qualification as well as Maths and Physics at A Level. Ilai have already achieved an A grade in my AS Physics and distinction in his Violin Grade 8 exam when he was only 10.

At the Purcell School Ilai won all the major competitions and audition-based opportunities including:

The Purcell School Chamber Competition – Ilai was subsequently chosen to perform the Grieg C minor Violin Sonata at Wigmore Hall in June 2019.

The Purcell School Upper-School Concerto Competition – Ilai was subsequently chosen by Julian Lloyd Webber to perform the Wieniawski Concerto No. 2 with the Purcell Symphony Orchestra at Watford Colosseum in October 2018 with Douglas Boyd conducting.

The Purcell School Recital Competition – Ilai was chosen to perform a solo recital performance in the Purcell School senior showcase recitals at Milton Court, London in December 2017.