Masterclasses PIANO
PIANO masterclasses are taught by Prof. Lily Dorfman (Academy of Music Tel-Aviv, Israel) and Antonii Baryshevskyi (First Prize Winner of Arthur-Rubinstein-Competition 2014). Special guest star will be Maestro Grigory Sokolov (St. Petersburg).
For the masterclasses, students should bring the music they are working on as well as material to prepare for the competition. Suggested repertoire would be any major works by Chopin, Schumann, Mendelssohn, or Liszt, a classical work by either Mozart, Haydn, or Beethoven, and a contemporary composition of the student's choice. (see also repertoire required for the piano competition).
SIEGFRIED WEISHAUPT PIANO COMPETITION
The last 3 days of ISAM are reserved for three annual competitions among ISAM participants. This celebration is reflected in the choice of repertoire for this summer. Participants who are approved by the faculty will prepare the following repertoire required for their program. All competition sessions are free and open to the public. Winners of the competition will be announced during the concluding Gala Concert.
The Piano Competition program is 40-45 minutes long. It is scheduled for the second Wednesday of ISAM. The repertoire must be approved by the faculty. Suggested repertoire:
- Sonata Choice - Any Sonata by Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, or Schubert
- Romantic Repertoire - Mendelssohn, Chopin, Schumann, Tchaikovsky, or Brahms
- Contemporary - Any composition of the candidate's choice. (Music after 1920)
Prize money 2019
- 1st winner: 3000.- €
- 2nd winner: 2000.- €
- 3rd winner: 1000.- €
FACULTY 2019
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| Prof. Lily Dorfman, University Tel Aviv
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Antonii Baryshevskyi, pianist and
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| Maestro Grigory Sokolov, St. Petersburg |
SIEGRFRIED WEISHAUPT PIANO COMPETITION'S FIRST PRIZE WINNERS
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2010
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Ashchen Agasarian & Aleksandra Zangieva
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2011
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Kazuki Nishimon
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2012
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Natalya Zolotaryova |
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2013
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2014
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Eva Schaumkell & Whajung Kim
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2015
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Anna Bulkina |
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2016
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Roman Lopatynskyi |
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2017
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Giovanni Bertolazzi |
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2018
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Nikita Tonkonogov |
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