2012 Queen Elisabeth Music Competition
The 2012 Queen Elisabeth Music Competition is the competition's 50th edition, comprising its 17th Eugène Ysaÿe Violin Competition and its 19th Composition Competition.
The violin competition took place between 30 April and 26 May 2012 in Brussels' Centre for Fine Arts. Andrey Baranov won it to become the first Russian violinist to do so since the collapse of the Soviet Union, while Tatsuki Narita and Su-shin Hyun were awarded the silver and bronze medals.[1]
Violin competition
Jury
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Arie van Lysebeth (chairman) -
Pierre Amoyal - Augustin Dumay
- Patrice Fontanarosa
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Daniel Hope -
Hu Nai-yuan -
Lewis Kaplan -
Kim Min - Philippe Koch
- Shirly Laub
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Mihaela Martin -
Natalia Prischepenko - Tatiana Samouil
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Akiko Suwanai -
Tsu Vera Weiling
Results
| Contestant | R1 | SF | F |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andrey Baranov |  | |  |
| Tatsuki Narita | | |  |
| Su-shin Hyun | | |  |
| Esther Yoo | | | 4th |
| Yu-chien Tseng | | | 5th |
 Artem Shishkov | | | 6th |
 Ermir Abeshi | | | Lrt. |
| Marc Bouchkov | | | Lrt. |
 Nikki Chooi | | | Lrt. |
| Dami Kim | | | Lrt. |
 Josef Špaček | | | Lrt. |
| Nancy Zhou | | | Lrt. |
| Ga-hyun Cho | |  | |
| Jin-joo Cho | | | |
| Kristi Gjezi | | | |
 Petteri Iivonen | | | |
| Bomsori Kim | | | |
 Erzhan Kulibaev | | | |
| Marisol Lee | | | |
| Richard Lin | | | |
| Maria Milstein | | | |
| Lev Solodovnikov | | | |
| Valentina Svyatlovskaya | | | |
| Stefan Tarara | | | |
 Lea Birringer | | ||
| Radu Bitica | | ||
 Birthe Blom | | ||
 Elina Buksha | | ||
| Louise Chisson | | ||
| Stefani Collins | | ||
| Claire Dassesse | | ||
| Cristian Fatu | | ||
 Elena Graf | | ||
| Soo-jin Han | | ||
 Xavier Inchausti | | ||
| Yoojin Jang | | ||
| Aiko Kamishikiryo | | ||
 Haik Kazazyan | | ||
| Fabiola Kim | | ||
| Jae-young Kim | | ||
| Jee-won Kim | | ||
| Soh-yon Kim | | ||
| Yu Kurokawa | | ||
 Harriet Langley | | ||
| Hyun-woong Lee | | ||
| Myung-eun Lee | | ||
| Maria-Elisabeth Lott | | ||
| Jolente de Maeyer | | ||
| Sergey Malov | | ||
| Matouš Michal | | ||
| Simon Michal | | ||
| Boson Mo | | ||
| Daichi Nakamura | | ||
| Ami Oike | | ||
 Liya Petrova | | ||
| Igor Pikayzen | | ||
 Mari Poll | | ||
| Aylen Pritchin | | ||
| Stanislav Pronin | | ||
| Yury Revich | | ||
| Michelle Ross | | ||
| Eugenia Ryabinina | | ||
 Arsenis Selalmazidis | | ||
 Oleksii Semenenko | | ||
| Emma Steele | | ||
| Mai Suzuki | | ||
| Julien Szulman | | ||
| Stephen Tavani | | ||
| Gabriel Tchalik | | ||
| Suliman Tekalli | | ||
| Diana Tishchenko | | ||
 Christopher Tun Andersen | | ||
 Yuuki Wong | | ||
| Jung-yoon Yang | | ||
| Sulki Yu | | ||
| Laura Zariņa | | ||
| Yuqing Zhang | |
References
- ↑ http://www.lesoir.be/culture/musiques/2012-05-27/andrey-baranov-remporte-le-reine-elisabeth-918238.php Andrey Baranov wins the Queen Elisabeth. Le Soir
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