Le 23 mai à 18 heures à l'église de Glabais, vous aurez l'occasion de venir entendre deux des demi-finalistes du Concours Reine Elisabeth 2010 dont voici la liste :
Veronika Böhmová - République Tchèque
Evgeni Bozhanov - Bulgarie
Christopher Falzone - États-Unis
Yury Favorin - Russie
Claire Huangci - États-Unis
Sean Kennard - États-Unis
Da Sol Kim - Corée
Kyu Yeon Kim - Corée
Tae-Hyung Kim - Corée
Denis Kozhukhin - Russie
Olga Kozlova - Russie
Hitomi Maeyama - Japon
Hannes Minnaar - Pays-Bas
Varvara Nepomnyashchaya - Russie
Andrejs Osokins - Lettonie
Jong-Hai Park - Corée
Anna Petrova - Bulgarie
Takashi Sato - Japon
Yekwon Sunwoo - Corée
Chetan Tierra - États-Unis
Sofia Vasheruk - Russie
Marie Vermeulin - France
Anna Volovitch - Russie
Yunqing Zhou - Chine
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Saturday, 15th May 2010, late in the evening at the Royal Music Conservatory in Brussels, the names of the 12 pianists were announced who were admitted to the finals of the Queen Elisabeth Competition (AAF).
RépondreSupprimerNot less than seven of them are originally from Asia, including five from South Korea.
Many people in the audience will have been excited that Evgeny Bozhanov passed, but there must also have been great astonishment that the jury did not admit Christopher Falzone to the finals. Christopher's solo performance in the semifinals which he concluded with a scintillating interpretation of Maurica Ravel's La Valse evoked enthousistic cheers from the audience. (Also his personal interpretation of the compulsory Belgian solo work "Back to the Sound" by Jean-Luc Fafchamps, which he played from memory, had been truly captivating.)
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Martha Argerich:
*thank you so much for the video,i was terribly disappointed with the results and cannot understand, Christopher - a beautiful, imaginative artist and a marvellous pianist!