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[[File:Institut.jpg|right|250px|La Salle d'Institut, the hall of Conservatoire of Orléans where the competition takes place.|thumb]]
[[File:Institut.jpg|right|250px|La Salle d'Institut, the hall of Conservatoire of Orléans where the competition takes place.|thumb]]


The '''International Piano Competition of Orléans''' ({{lang-fr|Concours International de Piano d'Orléans}}) is an international piano competition dedicated exclusively to music of the XXth-XXIst centuries that is held biannually in [[Orléans]], [[France]]. The only of its kind as of 2022<ref>[https://gfpa.ngo/events/international-piano-competition-of-orleans-2022/ International Piano Competition of Orléans 2022 | GFPA]</ref>, the competition has been founded in 1994 by French pianist and pedagogue [[Françoise Thinat]], is a member of the [[World Federation of International Music Competitions]]<ref>{{cite web|title=Member Competitions|url=https://wfimc-fmcim.org/member-competitions-directory/#!biz/id/5b106968f033bf8c588faadf|website=World Federation of International Music Competitions|language=en-GB|date=2018-02-20|publication-date=}}</ref> and a partner of [[Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition|Busoni Competition]]<ref>{{cite web|language=it|title=Il Busoni fa esordire la "Junior Jury"|url=https://www.altoadige.it/cultura-e-spettacoli/il-busoni-fa-esordire-la-junior-jury-1.11364}}</ref>.
The '''International Piano Competition of Orléans''' ({{lang-fr|Concours International de Piano d'Orléans}}) is an international piano competition dedicated exclusively to music of the XXth-XXIst centuries that is held biannually in [[Orléans]], [[France]]. The only of its kind as of 2022.<ref>[https://gfpa.ngo/events/international-piano-competition-of-orleans-2022/ International Piano Competition of Orléans 2022 | GFPA]</ref>, the competition has been founded in 1994 by French pianist and pedagogue [[Françoise Thinat]], is a member of the [[World Federation of International Music Competitions]]<ref>{{cite web|title=Member Competitions|url=https://wfimc-fmcim.org/member-competitions-directory/#!biz/id/5b106968f033bf8c588faadf|website=World Federation of International Music Competitions|language=en-GB|date=2018-02-20|publication-date=}}</ref> and a partner of [[Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition|Busoni Competition]]<ref>{{cite web|language=it|title=Il Busoni fa esordire la "Junior Jury"|url=https://www.altoadige.it/cultura-e-spettacoli/il-busoni-fa-esordire-la-junior-jury-1.11364}}</ref>.


For every edition, a piece is commissioned from one of internationally established composers as an obligatory piece for the competitors. Among those who has written for the competition are [[Pascal Dusapin]], [[Pierre Jodlowski]] and [[Philippe Manoury]]<ref>[https://oci-piano.com/en/category/archives-en/commissioned-pieces/ Commissioned pieces - Orléans Concours International]</ref>. The jury has included, over the years, such names as [[Idil Biret]], [[Claude Helffer]], [[François-Frédéric Guy]] and [[Unsuk Chin]]<ref>[https://oci-piano.com/en/category/archives-en/adult-competition/ Adult competition - Orléans Concours International]</ref>.
For every edition, a piece is commissioned from one of internationally established composers as an obligatory piece for the competitors. Among those who has written for the competition are [[Pascal Dusapin]], [[Pierre Jodlowski]] and [[Philippe Manoury]]<ref>[https://oci-piano.com/en/category/archives-en/commissioned-pieces/ Commissioned pieces - Orléans Concours International]</ref>. The jury has included, over the years, such names as [[Idil Biret]], [[Claude Helffer]], [[François-Frédéric Guy]] and [[Unsuk Chin]]<ref>[https://oci-piano.com/en/category/archives-en/adult-competition/ Adult competition - Orléans Concours International]</ref>.
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Starting 1998, every participant should include a work by a young composer of choice, and a composition prize is awarded to the composer of the piece deemed best by the jury. Six years after, in 2004, the first edition for children «Brin d'herbe» took place<ref>{{cite web|title=Concours junior – Orléans Concours International|url=https://oci-piano.com/evenements/concours-junior-fr/|language=fr-FR|access-date=2019-11-20|publication-date=}}</ref>.
Starting 1998, every participant should include a work by a young composer of choice, and a composition prize is awarded to the composer of the piece deemed best by the jury. Six years after, in 2004, the first edition for children «Brin d'herbe» took place<ref>{{cite web|title=Concours junior – Orléans Concours International|url=https://oci-piano.com/evenements/concours-junior-fr/|language=fr-FR|access-date=2019-11-20|publication-date=}}</ref>


== Laureates==
== Laureates==
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|Kathrin Isabelle Klein {{Flagicon|Germany}}
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|Didier Rotella {{Flagicon|France}}
|Didier Rotella {{Flagicon|France}}
Nicolas Mondon {{Flagicon|France}} <ref>{{cite web|title=Imri Talgam remporte le 11e concours international de piano d'Orléans|url=https://www.francemusique.fr/actualite-musicale/imri-talgam-remporte-le-11e-concours-international-de-piano-d-orleans-2620|website=France Musique|language=fr|date=2014-03-17|access-date=2022-10-01|publication-date=}}</ref>
Nicolas Mondon {{Flagicon|France}}<ref>{{cite web|title=Imri Talgam remporte le 11e concours international de piano d'Orléans|url=https://www.francemusique.fr/actualite-musicale/imri-talgam-remporte-le-11e-concours-international-de-piano-d-orleans-2620|website=France Musique|language=fr|date=2014-03-17|access-date=2022-10-01|publication-date=}}</ref>
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La Salle d'Institut, the hall of Conservatoire of Orléans where the competition takes place.

The International Piano Competition of Orléans (French: Concours International de Piano d'Orléans) is an international piano competition dedicated exclusively to music of the XXth-XXIst centuries that is held biannually in Orléans, France. The only of its kind as of 2022.[1], the competition has been founded in 1994 by French pianist and pedagogue Françoise Thinat, is a member of the World Federation of International Music Competitions[2] and a partner of Busoni Competition[3].

For every edition, a piece is commissioned from one of internationally established composers as an obligatory piece for the competitors. Among those who has written for the competition are Pascal Dusapin, Pierre Jodlowski and Philippe Manoury[4]. The jury has included, over the years, such names as Idil Biret, Claude Helffer, François-Frédéric Guy and Unsuk Chin[5].

History

In 1989 Francoise Thinat has founded an association which was supposed to promote piano music of the XXth century, and the first edition of the competition took place in 1994. She imagined

«an ideal competition, with a unique programme, an open repertoire, a collegial jury ... an age limit which would encourage «a second breath», without discouraging very young talents...»[6][7].

Starting 1998, every participant should include a work by a young composer of choice, and a composition prize is awarded to the composer of the piece deemed best by the jury. Six years after, in 2004, the first edition for children «Brin d'herbe» took place[8]

Laureates

Year 1st Prize 2nd Prize 3rd Prize Composition Award

André Chevillion - Yvonne Bonnaud

1994 Shinji Urakabe Japan Hideki Nagano Japan Ananda Sukarlan Indonesia
1996 Fabio Grasso Italy

Thomas Hell Germany

Thomas Hell Germany Rita Kinka Hungary
1998 Toros Can Turkey

Ami Fujiwara Japan

Ami Fujiwara Japan Maria Stembolskaya Russia Unsuk Chin South Korea

Franck Krawczyk France

2000 Saori Mizumura Japan Andrea Corazziari Italy Alexandre Pirojenko Russia Muhiddin Dûrrûoglu-Demiriz Belgium
2002 Winston Choi Canada Nino Jvania Georgia (country) Makoto Ueno Japan Vykintas Baltakas Lithuania
2004 Francesco Schlime Luxembourg Reto Reichenbach Switzerland Ya-Ou Xie China Kenneth Hesketh United Kingdom
2006 Wilhem Latchoumia France Prodromos Symeonidis Greece Ermis Theodorakis Greece David Rakowski United States[9]
2008 Florence Cioccolani France Antal Sporck Netherlands Adam Marks United States Mayoko Fukami Japan

Vera Ivanova RussiaUnited States

Thierry Huillet France[10]

2010 Christopher Falzone United States Yejin Gil South Korea Anaël Bonnet France Adam Roberts United States[11]
2012 Christopher Guzman United States Andrew Zhou United States Christopher Stark United States[12]
2014 Imri Talgam Israel Aline Piboule France Kathrin Isabelle Klein Germany Didier Rotella France

Nicolas Mondon France[13]

2016 Takuya Otaki Japan Marianna Abrahamyan Armenia Philippe Hattat France Philippe Hattat France

Matthias Krüger Belgium[14]

2018 Maroussia Gentet France Hyeonjun Jo South Korea Miharu Ogura Japan Miharu Ogura Japan[15]

Hyeonjun Jo South Korea

2020 Mikhaïl Bouzine Russia Germany Dmitry Batalov Russia Chae-Um Kim South Korea Tetsuya Yamamoto Japan

See also

References

  1. ^ International Piano Competition of Orléans 2022 | GFPA
  2. ^ "Member Competitions". World Federation of International Music Competitions. 2018-02-20.
  3. ^ "Il Busoni fa esordire la "Junior Jury"" (in Italian).
  4. ^ Commissioned pieces - Orléans Concours International
  5. ^ Adult competition - Orléans Concours International
  6. ^ "La lettre du Musicien" (in French).
  7. ^ Attitude. "Concours d'Orléans : Françoise Thinat tourne la page". www.lalettredumusicien.fr (in French). Retrieved 2019-11-18.
  8. ^ "Concours junior – Orléans Concours International" (in French). Retrieved 2019-11-20.
  9. ^ "Concours international de piano d'Orléans 2006 – Orléans Concours International" (in French).
  10. ^ "Florence Cioccolani, lauréate du Concours international de piano d'Orléans". Qobuz (in French) (published 2022-10-01). 2008-03-05.
  11. ^ admin (2010-03-02). "Le parcours sans faute de Christopher Falzone - Concours international de piano d'Orléans". Concertclassic (in French). Retrieved 2022-10-01.
  12. ^ "Christopher Guzman lauréat 2012 du Concours d'Orléans". Qobuz (in French). 2012-03-05. Retrieved 2022-10-01.
  13. ^ "Imri Talgam remporte le 11e concours international de piano d'Orléans". France Musique (in French). 2014-03-17. Retrieved 2022-10-01.
  14. ^ Tosi, Michèle. "Finale du 12e Concours international de piano d'Orléans « Concours « La Scène « ResMusica" (in French). Retrieved 2022-10-01.
  15. ^ Anastasio, Sofia (2018-03-20). "Palmarès du Concours international de piano d'Orléans 2018". France Musique (in French). Retrieved 2022-10-01.

External links

References

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