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Elenco Concorrenti Premiati I PREMIATI - THE WINNERS XIV Edizione - 1967 XXI Edizione - 1974 1° Premio: Grigori ZHISLIN (URSS) 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 2° Premio: Vladimir SPIVAKOV (URSS) 2° Premio ex aequo: Lynn CHANG (USA) 3° Premio: Patrice FONTANAROSA (F) Eugen SARBU (RO) 4° Premio: Petar DELCEV (BG) 4° Premio: Rasma LIELMANE (MEX) 5° Premio: Sergio DIACENKO (URSS) 5° Premio: Josif RISSIN (IL) 6° Premio: Mikhail GANTWARG (URSS) 6° Premio: Jean-Claude VELIN (F) 7° Premio: Marie-France POUILLOT (F) I Edizione - 1954 VIII Edizione - 1961 XV Edizione - 1968 non assegnato / not assigned 1° Premio: Emil KAMILAROV (BG) 1° Premio: Miriam FRIED (IL) XXII Edizione - 1975 2° Premio ex aequo: Elaine SKORODIN (USA) 2° Premio: Hamao FUJIWARA (J) 1° Premio: Yuri KORCHINSKY (URSS) II Edizione - 1955 Carmencita LOZADA (RP) 3° Premio: Gabriella IJAC (RO) 2° Premio: Petru CSABA (RO) 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 4° Premio ex aequo: Bice ANTONIONI (I) 4° Premio: Petar DELCEV (BG) 3° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 2° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned Paulette BEDIN (F) 5° Premio: Masako YANAGITA (J) 4° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 3° Premio: Luciano VICARI (I) 6° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 6° Premio: Emmanuel KRIVINE (F) 5° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 4° Premio ex aequo: Liliane BERETTI (F) 6° Premio ex aequo: Marco FORNACIARI (I) Jean Louis STUUROP (NL) IX Edizione - 1962 XVI Edizione - 1969 Anna Aleksandra WODKA (PL) 1° Premio: Maryvonne LE DIZÈS (F) 1° Premio: Gidon KREMER (URSS) III Edizione - 1956 2° Premio: Etsuko HIROSE (J) 2° Premio: Kathleen LENSKI (USA) XXIII Edizione - 1976 1° Premio ex aequo: Gyorgy PAUK (H) 3° Premio: Liliane CAILLON (F) 3° Premio: Joshua EPSTEIN (IL) 1° Premio: Lenuta CIULEI (RO) Gérard POULET (F) 4° Premio: Marilyn DUBOW (USA) 4° Premio: Isidora SCHWARZBERG (URSS) 2° Premio: Karen ELEY (USA) 2° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 5° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 5° Premio: Sergey KRAVCHENKO (URSS) 3° Premio: Vladimir NEMTEANU (RO) 3° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 6° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 6° Premio: Josef RISSIN (URSS) 4° Premio: Fudeco TAKAHASHI (J) 4° Premio ex aequo: Carmencita LOZADA (RP) 7° Premio: Adam KORNISZEWSKI (PL) 5° Premio: Joanna MADROSZKIEWICZ (PL) Luciano VICARI (I) X Edizione - 1963 6° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned Jean-Pierre WALLEZ (F) 1° Premio: Oleh KRYSA (URSS) XVII Edizione - 1970 2° Premio: Valentin ZUK (URSS) 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned XXIV Edizione - 1977 IV Edizione - 1957 3° Premio: Shizuko ISHII (J) 2° Premio: Mintcho MINTCHEV (BG) 1° Premio: Ilya GRUBERT (URSS) 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 4° Premio: Paul ZUKOFSKY (USA) 3° Premio ex aequo: Thomas GOLDSCHMIDT EGEL 2° Premio: Sachiko NAKAJIMA (J) 2° Premio ex aequo: Salvatore ACCARDO (I) 5° Premio: Diana CUMMINGS (GB) (D) 3° Premio: Yumi MOHRI (J) Pierre DOUKAN (F) 6° Premio: Igor POLITKOVSKY (URSS) Michal GRABARCZYK (PL) 4° Premio: Edward ZIENKOWSKI (PL) 4° Premio: Jean-Pierre WALLEZ (F) 5° Premio: Adam KORNISZEWSKI (PL) 5° Premio: Alexei BRUNI (URSS) 5° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned XI Edizione - 1964 6° Premio: Keiko WATAYA (J) 6° Premio: Ola RUDNER (S) 6° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 1° Premio: Jean-Jacques KANTOROW (F) 2° Premio ex aequo: Pierre AMOYAL (F) XVIII Edizione - 1971 XXV Edizione - 1978 V Edizione - 1958 Yoko KOUBO (J) 1° Premio: Mose SECLER (URSS) 1° Premio: Eugen SARBU (RO) 1° Premio: Salvatore ACCARDO (I) 4° Premio ex aequo: Hisako TOKUE (J) 2° Premio: Bogodar KOTOROVYCH (URSS) 2° Premio ex aequo: Karen ELEY (USA) 2° Premio: Jean-Pierre WALLEZ (F) Tomotada SOH (J) 3° Premio: Roswitha RANDACHER (A) Piotr MILEWSKI (PL) 3° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 6° Premio: Antoine GOULARD (F) 4° Premio: Tadeusz GADZINA (PL) 4° Premio: Takashi SHIMITZU (J) 4° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 5° Premio: Elvira NAKIPBECOVA (URSS) 5° Premio: Berthilde DUFOUR (F) 5° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned XII Edizione - 1965 6° Premio: Maria BALINT (H) 6° Premio: Daniel STABRAWA (PL) 6° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 1° Premio: Viktor PIKAIZEN (URSS) 2° Premio: Philip HIRSCHORN (URSS) XIX Edizione - 1972 XXVI Edizione - 1979 VI Edizione - 1959 3° Premio: Andrei KORSAKOV (URSS) 1° Premio: Eugene FODOR (USA) 1° Premio: Florin PAUL (RO) 1° Premio: Stuart CANIN (USA) 4° Premio: Yoko KOUBO (J) 2° Premio: Yoko SATO (J) 2° Premio: Yuriko NAGANUMA (J) 2° Premio: Sigfried GAWRILOFF (D) 5° Premio ex aequo: Elisabeth BALMAS (F) 3° Premio: Gerardo RIBEIRO (P) 3° Premio: Alexis GALPERINE (F) 3° Premio: Liliane CAILLON (F) Joshua EPSTEIN (IL) 4° Premio: Georgi TILEV (BG) 4° Premio: Mariko SENJU (J) 4° Premio: Catherine COURTOIS (F) Jacques ISRAELIEVITCH (F) 5° Premio: Teresa GLABOWNA (PL) 5° Premio: Rodolfo BONUCCI (I) 5° Premio: Eleonora DELL’AQUILA (I) 6° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 6° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 6° Premio: Johannes BRÜNING (D) XIII Edizione - 1966 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned XX Edizione - 1973 XXVII Edizione - 1980 VII Edizione - 1960 2° Premio: Robert MENGA (USA) 1° Premio: Alexander KRAMAROV (URSS) 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 3° Premio: Isako SHINOZAKI (J) 2° Premio: Yuval YARON (IL) 2° Premio: Niculae TUDOR (RO) 2° Premio ex aequo: Jean-Pierre WALLEZ (F) 4° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 3° Premio: Vania MILANOVA (BG) 3° Premio: Sonig TCHAKERIAN (SYR) Yossef ZIVONI (IL) 5° Premio ex aequo: Nicolai MARANGOSOF (BG) 4° Premio: Sungil LEE (ROK) 4° Premio: Eduard WULFSON (URSS) 4° Premio: Gigino MAESTRI (I) Kineko OKUMURA (J) 5° Premio ex aequo: Giuliano CARMIGNOLA (I) 5° Premio: Mitsuko ISHII (J) 5° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned Stefan STALANOWSKI (PL) 6° Premio ex aequo: Daniel STABRAWA (PL) 6° Premio: Josef SIVO (A) Walter BERTRAND (F) XXVIII Edizione - 1981 XXXV Edizione - 1988 XLI Edizione - 1994 XLV Edizione - 1998 1° Premio: Ilja KALER (URSS) 1° Premio: Leonidas KAVAKOS (GR) 1° Premio: Bin HUANG (PRC) 1° Premio: Ilya GRINGOLTS (RUS) 2° Premio: Leonid SOROKOV (URSS) 2° Premio: Akiko SUWANAI (J) 2° Premio: Eijin NIMURA (J) 2° Premio: Baiba SKRIDE (LV) 3° Premio: Frank ALMOND (USA) 3° Premio: Eijin NIMURA (J) 3° Premio: Dmitri MAKHTINE (RUS) 3° Premio: Takako YAMASAKI (J) 4° Premio: Kuniko NAGATA (J) 4° Premio: Gabriele PIERANUNZI (I) 4° Premio: Stefan MILENKOVIC (YU) 4° Premio: Michael VITENSON (IL) 5° Premio: Calin MIRCEA (RO) 5° Premio: Pavel PEKARSKY (USA) 5° Premio: Giovanni ANGELERI (I) 5° Premio: Anton POLEZHAYEV (USA) 6° Premio: Francine TRACHIER (F) 6° Premio: Ara MALIKIAN (RL) 6° Premio: Giacobbe STEVANATO (I) 6° Premio: Maki ITOI (J) Premio Enrico Costa: Giovanni ANGELERI Premio Enrico Costa: Ilya GRINGOLTS XXIX Edizione - 1982 XXXVI Edizione - 1989 Premio Renato De Barbieri: Premio Renato De Barbieri: 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned Bin HUANG Maciko SHIMADA (J) 2° Premio ex aequo: Alexander MARKOV (USA) 2° Premio: Vasko VASSILEV (BG) Premio Associazione Amici Nuovo Carlo Felice: Premio Associazione Amici Nuovo Carlo Felice: Boris GARLITZKI (URSS) 3° Premio: Oleg POKHANOVSKI (URSS) Aki SUNAHARA (J) Ilya GRINGOLTS 3° Premio: Sonoko NUMATA (J) 4° Premio: Anastasia CHEBOTAROVA (URSS) Giordan NIKOLITCH (SLO) 4° Premio ex aequo: Philippe DJOKIC (CDN) 5° Premio: Tomoko KAWADA (J) XLVI Edizione - 1999 Maxim FEDOTOV (URSS) 6° Premio ex aequo: Ilja SEKLER (URSS) XLII Edizione - 1995 1° Premio: Sayaka SHOJI (J) Hiroko SUZUKI (J) Eijin NIMURA (J) 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 2° Premio: Frank HUANG (PRC) Premio Enrico Costa: Luca FANFONI (I) 2° Premio: Alexandru TOMESCU (RO) 3° Premio: Akiko ONO (J) XXX Edizione - 1983 3° Premio: Oleg POKHANOVSKI (RUS) 4° Premio: Weiyi WANG (PRC) 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned XXXVII Edizione - 1990 4° Premio: Leor MALTINSKI (IL) 5° Premio: Emil CHUDNOVSKY (USA) 2° Premio: Laurent KORCIA (F) 1° Premio: Natalia PRISCHEPENKO (URSS) 5° Premio: Stefan SCHRAMM (D) 6° Premio: Gabriel ADORJAN (DK) 3° Premio: Sung-Sic YANG (ROK) 2° Premio: Chin KIM (USA) 6° Premio: Antonello MANACORDA (I) Premio Enrico Costa: Sayaka SHOJI 4° Premio: Reiko WATANABE (J) 3° Premio: Gabriele PIERANUNZI (I) Premio Speciale della Giuria: Premio Mario RUMINELLI: 5° Premio: Boris SCHMITZ (D) 4° Premio: Graf MOURJA (URSS) Anastasia KHITRUK (USA) Sayaka SHOJI 6° Premio ex aequo: Soo-Ik LEE (ROK) 5° Premio: Roberto CANI (I) Premio Enrico Costa: Leor MALTINSKI Premio Associazione Amici Nuovo Carlo Felice: Kazimierz OLECHOWSKI (PL) 6° Premio: Alexander TROSTIANSKY (URSS) Premio Renato De Barbieri: Francesco MANARA (I) Premio Enrico Costa: Gabriele PIERANUNZI non assegnato / not assigned XXXI Edizione - 1984 Premio Associazione Amici Nuovo Carlo Felice: XLVII Edizione - 2000 1° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned XXXVIII Edizione - 1991 Stefan SCHRAMM 1° Premio: Natalia LOMEIKO (NZ -RUS) 2° Premio: Vadim BRODSKI (URSS) 1° Premio: Massimo QUARTA (I) 2° Premio: Sayako KUSAKA (J) 3° Premio: Reiko WATANABE (J) 2° Premio: Florin CROITORU (RO) XLIII Edizione - 1996 3° Premio ex aequo: Karin ATO (J) 4° Premio: Elisa KAWAGUTI (J) 3° Premio ex aequo: Nicolas GOURBEIX (F) 1° Premio: Soovin KIM (USA) Vadim TCHIJIK (RUS) 5° Premio: Stéphane TRAN NGOC (F) Misha KEYLIN (USA) 2° Premio: Andrew HAVERON (GB) 5° Premio: Sophie MOSER (D) 6° Premio: non assegnato / not assigned 5° Premio: Yumi MAKITA (J) 3° Premio: Yu-Young BAEK (ROK) 6° Premio: Myroslava IVANCHENKO (UA) 6° Premio: Ko-Woon YANG (ROK) 4° Premio: Sergei LEVITIN (RUS) Premio Enrico Costa: Sophie MOSER
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