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International Violin Competition of Indianapolis INTERNATIONAL VIOLIN COMPETITION OF INDIANAPOLIS International Violin Competition of Indianapolis 2013-2014 LAUREATE SERIES Indianapolis Power & Light Company Title Sponsor PLEASE NOTE: In consideration of our artists, no children under the age of six are admitted. No unauthorized photographic or recording equipment is allowed at the performances. Please turn off all sound devices including watches, cell phones and pagers. THANK YOU! International Violin Competition of Indianapolis 32 E. Washington Street, Suite 1320 Indianapolis, IN 46204 TEL: 317.637.4574 FAX: 317.637.1302 E-MAIL: [email protected] www.violin.org ARTS Indiana Arts Commission COUNCIL C&yxxifrtQ People to «*} Aiht OflNMAfWOUS ABOUT THE COMPETITION Remarkable performances, extraordinary prizes and a festival atmosphere characterize the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis [IVCI] as "the ultimate violin contest..." writes the Chicago Tribune. Laureates of "The Indianapolis" have emerged as outstanding artists in concert halls across the globe. For 17 days every four years, 40 of the world's brightest talents come here to perform some of the most beautiful music ever written before enthusiastic audiences in venues throughout the city including the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center, Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center and Hilbert Circle Theatre, where finalists collaborate with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Of the prizes awarded, perhaps the most astonishing is the loan of the 1683 ex-Gingold Stradivari violin, which is made available to one of the Laureates for the four years following the Competition. Under the guidance of Thomas J. Beczkiewicz, Founding Director, and the late Josef Gingold, who had served on the juries of every major violin competition in the world, the IVCI became known by the musical and media communities as one of the world's most compelling competitions. In 1994, the artistic leadership of this Competition passed from Gingold to his most famous pupil, Jaime Laredo, one of the master musicians of our time. Since 1982, Indianapolis has hosted eight Competitions. It is a unique showcase for the world's most gifted young violinists and a demonstration of Hoosier hospitality and American volunteerism. Regarded as the "Olympics of the Violin," each Competition generates significant national and international media coverage for the artists and the state. Hundreds of volunteers work tirelessly to make this event possible. The Ninth Quadrennial Competition will take place September 5-21, 2014. Through the performances of its Laureates, the influence of the Competition continues for years afterward in cities of the world far from Indianapolis. These Laureates uphold the tradition of quality and excellence which has made the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis one of the most prestigious music competitions in the world. IVCI LAUREATES (Laureates are listed in order of placement) 1982 Competition 1998 Competition Mihaela Martin, Romania Judith Ingolfsson, Iceland Ida Kavafian, United States Liviu Prunaru, Romania Yuval Yaron, Israel Ju-Young Baek, South Korea Olivier Charlier, France Svetlin Roussev, Bulgaria Nai-Yuan Hu, Taiwan Andrew Haveron, Great Britain Yuriko Naganuma, Japan Bin Huang, China 1986 Competition 2002 Competition Kyoko Takezawa, Japan Barnabas Kelemen, Hungary Leonidas Kavakos, Greece Sergey Khachatryan, Armenia Andres Cardenes, United States Soovin Kim, United States Chin Kim, South Korea Frank Huang, United States Sungsic Yang, South Korea Susie Park, Australia Annick Roussin, France Alina Pogostkin, Germany 1990 Competition 2006 Competition Pavel Berman, Russia Augustin Hadelich, Germany Marco Rizzi, Italy Simone Lamsma, The Netherlands Ivan Chan, United States Celeste Golden, United States Virginie Robilliard, France Yura Lee, South Korea David Kim, United States Ye-Eun Choi, South Korea Martin Beaver, Canada Bella Hristova, Bulgaria 1994 Competition 2010 Competition Juliette Kang, Canada Clara-Jumi Kang, South Korea Stefan Milenkovich, Yugoslavia Soyoung Yoon, South Korea David Chan, United States Benjamin Beilman, United States Jaakko Kuusisto, Finland Haoming Xie, China Michiko Kamiya, Japan Antal Szalai, Hungary Robin Sharp, United States Andrey Baranov, Russia LAUREATE SERIES The Laureate Series was created to present the top six winners of each Competition in chamber music collaborations and solo recitals. Since the first International Violin Competition of Indianapolis in 1982, all of these performers have gone on to successful careers as concert violinists, recording artists, concertmasters and chamber musicians. Through this series, audiences can reconnect with the artists and once again enjoy their performances. X ; JrW A A CURRENT FLOWING FROM THE HEART OF INDIANAPOLIS We're involved with more than 200 organizations in activities ranging from serving meals at a community center, to fixing up Indianapolis' parks, to bringing you joy at the International Violin Competition. Why? Because the people of Indianapolis truly touch our hearts. IPLpower.com 2013-2014 LAUREATE SERIES Indianapolis Power & Light Company, Title Sponsor Judith Ingolfsson, violin Vladimir Stoupel, piano March 18, 2014, 7:30 PM Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center Frank and Katrina Basile Theater Prokofiev Sonata No. 2 for Violin and Piano in D major, [1891-1953] Op. 94a Moderato Scherzo - Presto Andante Allegro con brio Ysaye Sonata No. 5 for Solo Violin in G major, Op. 27 (1858-1931) L'Aurore Danse rustique - INTERMISSION - Magnard Sonata for Violin and Piano in G minor, Op. 13 [1865-1914] Large - Anime Calme Tres vif Large - Anime Supporting Concert Sponsor 1 Group ABOUT THE ARTISTS THE INGOLFSSON-STOUPEL DUO Comprised of two internationally renowned virtuosi, violinist Judith Ingolfsson and pianist Vladimir Stoupel, The Ingolfsson-Stoupel Duo was founded in 2006, after several highly successful recital performances in distinguished venues in New York City, Germany, and Italy. The Duo's appearances regularly take the artists to the world's most prestigious concert series and festivals - as soloists as well as a duo. Since the Duo's founding, its numerous joint appearances have included the Schleswig-Holstein-Musikfestival, Festival "Voix Etouffees" in Paris, Brandenburgische Sommerkonzerte, "New Faces, New Music" Festival in Krakow, Poland, Associazione Culturale "Maestro Rodolfo Lipizer" Onlus in Gorizia, Italy, Konzerthaus Berlin and Villa Esche Chemnitz. In the United States, the Duo has performed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C, Brooklyn's Barge Music series, Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington, Music in Corrales, NM, University of Colorado at Boulder and Denver's Englewood Cultural Arts Center. The Ingolfsson-Stoupel Duo offers unique and dynamic duo programs that include both important duo repertoire and unaccompanied repertoire on each instrument. They are passionate about presenting the classic duo and unaccompanied repertoire alongside unusual, rarely performed or new works in the intimate setting of a recital. Judith Ingolfsson and Vladimir Stoupel serve as Artistic Directors of the festival "Aigues-Vives en Musiques" in southern France, founded in 2009. Their first joint recording, featuring the music of Simon Laks, was released on the EDA label in 2010. The year 2011 marked the critically acclaimed release of their CD on the AUDITE label including works of Stravinsky and Shostakovich. Their project "Concert-Centenaire" received the "Centenary Certification" by the Centenary Partnership Program in 2013. This prestigious award allowed the duo to be part of the national official program for commemorations of the Centenary of the First World War from 2014 - 2018, as presented by President Francois Hollande on November 11, 2013, and provides them with various distinguished opportunities made possible by the Centenary Partnership Program for the duration of the four-year project. This program is spearheaded by the Centenary Departement Committee, a committee appointed by the French government to support and highlight the most innovative and structured projects submitted. JUDITH INGOLFSSON, 1998 GOLD MEDALIST Since winning the Gold Medal at the 5th Quadrennial International Violin Competition of Indianapolis in 1998, Judith Ingolfsson has established herself worldwide as an artist of uncompromising musical integrity, extraordinary technical command and charismatic performance style. Judith Ingolfsson has been heard with over 100 orchestras in the United States, including the Philadelphia Orchestra, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia and Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra. Abroad, her engagements have included the Bollington Festival Orchestra (UK), Brandenburgisches Staatsorchester Frankfurt, Jenaer Philharmonie, Neubrandenburg Philharmonie, the Bohemian Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra (Czech Republic), Filarmonica de Stat Sibiu (Romania), Saratov Philharmonic (Russia), Royal Chamber Orchestra of Tokyo, Orchestre Philharmonique de Marseille, the Iceland Symphony and the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra. She has collaborated with many of the acclaimed maestri of our time, including Jesus Lopez-Cobos, Raymond Leppard, Wolfgang Sawallisch, Gerard Schwarz, Rico Saccani and Leonard Slatkin. Ms. Ingolfsson was also heard as soloist with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra in 2000 on its highly acclaimed 15-city North American tour, highlighted by performances at New York City's Carnegie
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