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Intermission during first-round concert in 15th International Chopin Piano Competition, October 2005,
Warsaw,
Poland.
The International Frederick Chopin Piano Competition is one of the oldest and most prestigious piano competitions in the world, taking place in Warsaw since 1927 and held every 5 years since 1955.[1]
It was founded by the Polish pianist Jerzy Żurawlew, and named after Frédéric Chopin. Until the 2000 competition, the jury had not awarded all six prizes. In 2000 all six prizes were awarded and after 15 years of not awarding the First Prize, the award went to Yundi Li of China; the first Chinese ever to receive the award.
[edit] Prize winners
::: 1960 :::
| 1st prize |
2nd prize |
3rd prize |
Maurizio Pollini |
Irina Zaritskaya |
Tanya Achot-Harutunian |
| 4th prize |
5th prize |
6th prize |
Li Min-Chan |
Zinayda Ignatyeva |
Valeri Kastelsky |
::: 1965 :::
| 1st prize |
2nd prize |
3rd prize |
Martha Argerich |
Arthur Moreira-Lima |
Marta Sosinska |
| 4th prize |
5th prize |
6th prize |
Hiroko Nakamura |
Edward Auer |
Elzbieta Glabówna |
::: 1975 :::
| 1st prize |
2nd prize |
3rd prize |
Krystian Zimerman |
Dina Joffe |
Tatyana Fedkina |
| 4th prize |
5th prize |
6th prize |
Pavel Gililov |
Dean Kramer |
Diana Kacso |
::: 1985 :::
| 1st prize |
2nd prize |
3rd prize |
Stanislav Bunin |
Marc Laforet |
Krzysztof Jabłoński |
| 4th prize |
5th prize |
6th prize |
Michie Koyama |
Jean-Marc Luisada |
Tatyana Pikayzen |
[edit] References
- ^ Polish Music Information Center (January 2002). THE FREDERIC CHOPIN INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION. Polish culture.
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