Międzynarodowy Konkurs Pianistyczny im. Van Cliburna
| Data | od 1962 |
|---|---|
| Miejsce | Fort Worth, |
| Organizator | Fundacja Van Cliburna |
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| Strona internetowa | |
Międzynarodowy Konkurs Pianistyczny im. Van Cliburna – konkurs odbywający się od 1962 roku w Fort Worth, Texas. Został zainicjowany w hołdzie dla Harveya Lavana "Van" Cliburna, zwycięzcy pierwszego Międzynarodowego Konkursu im. Piotra Czajkowskiego w Moskwie. Jest członkiem Światowej Federacji Międzynarodowych Konkursów Muzycznych w Genewie.
Odbywa się co cztery lata, do 2001 w Texas Christian University, od 2001 – w Bass Performance Hall.
Laureaci
 Laureaci | ||||
| Edycja | Rok | I miejsce | II miejsce | III miejsce |
| I | 1962 |  Ralph Votapek |  Nikołaj Pietrow | Michaił Woskriesienski |
| II | 1966 |  Radu Lupu | Barry Lee Snyder |  Blanca Uribe |
| III | 1969 |  Cristina Ortiz |  Minoru Nojima | Mark Westcott |
| IV | 1973 | Władimir Wiardo |  Christian Zacharias |  Michael Houstoun |
| V | 1977 |  Steven De Groote | Alexander Toradze | Jeffrey Swann |
| VI | 1981 | Andre-Michel Schub |  Panayis Lyras Santiago Rodriguez | Nie przyznano |
| VII | 1985 | José Feghali |  Philippe Bianconi |  Barry Douglas |
| VIII | 1989 | Aleksiej Sułtanow | José Carlos Cocarelli |  Benedetto Lupo |
| IX | 1993 | Simone Pedroni |  Walery Kuleszow | Christopher Taylor |
| X | 1997 | Jon Nakamatsu | Jakow Kasman |  Aviram Reichert |
| XI | 2001 |  Stanisław Ioudenicz Olga Kern | Maksim Filippow Antonio Pompa-Baldi | Nie przyznano |
| XII | 2005 | Aleksandr Kobrin |  Joyce Yang |  Chen Sa |
| XIII | 2009 | Nobuyuki Tsujii Zhang Haochen | Son Yeol Eum | Nie przyznano |
| XIV | 2013 |  Wadim Hołodenko | Beatrice Rana | Sean Chen |
| XV | 2017 | Sunwoo Yekwon | Kenneth Broberg | Daniel Hsu |
| XVI | 2022 | Lim Yunchan | Anna Gieniusziene | Dmytro Czoni |
Linki zewnętrzne
- The Van Cliburn Foundation – informacje o konkursie
- Directory of International Piano Competitions. masamizuno.com. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2018-08-02)].
Bibliografia
- Horowitz, Joseph (1990). The Ivory Trade: Music and the Business of Music at the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition (1 ed.). Summit Books.
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