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XXIII A. Scriabin International Piano Competition CITTÀ DI GROSSETO Associazione Musicale A. Scriabin ASSESSORATO ALLA CULTURA XXIII A. Scriabin International Piano Competition final round with orchestra 2021, 4th July Teatro Comunale degli Industri GROSSETO - Italy È come sempre un onore per l’Amministrazione comunale di Grosseto accogliere e sostenere il Premio internazionale pianistico “Scriabin”. Nonostante le restrizioni imposte dalla pandemia, gli organizzatori non si sono fermati e dopo aver svolto le prime due prove di selezione online è stato possibile portare la finale al Teatro degli Industri. La musica classica dei grandi compositori torna a essere protagonista di un appuntamento ormai imperdibile per la nostra città, che permette di far conoscere musicisti di talento provenienti da tutto il mondo e di far apprezzare la musica classica a un pubblico sempre più ampio. Ringrazio gli organizzatori del Premio Scriabin per il grande impegno che mettono in campo ogni anno, coinvolgendo l’Orchestra sinfonica “Città di Grosseto”, nostra eccellenza in campo musicale. Il sindaco di Grosseto Antonfrancesco Vivarelli Colonna Ormai il Premio internazionale pianistico “Scriabin” rappresenta un tassello fondamentale per la nostra offerta culturale, grazie alla sua capacità di veicolare la musica classica a un pubblico vasto ed eterogeneo. Il tutto nella suggestiva cornice del Teatro degli Industri, pronto a ospitare sul palco i pianisti di livello internazionale che si sono aggiudicati la finale. Veniamo da mesi difficili per la cultura e per la musica, ma l’importante è riuscire a tenere duro e a non fermarsi. Il Premio è un nostro fiore all’occhiello e il contributo che riesce a dare per fare della nostra città un punto di riferimento per la grande musica rientra a pieno titolo nel percorso che abbiamo avviato come Amministrazione con la candidatura di Grosseto a Capitale della Cultura italiana 2024. Il vice sindaco e assessore alla Cultura Luca Agresti L’edizione 2021 del Premio internazionale pianistico “Scriabin” è davvero speciale. E non solo per modo di dire. A partire dalla data, in piena estate anziché a febbraio. Ma soprattutto per la formula del tutto inedita, dovuta al periodo che tutti noi stiamo vivendo: la pandemia di Covid-19 ci ha costretti alla modalità online per selezionare i tre finalisti. Non abbiamo però voluto rinunciare alla serata finale con l’esibizione e le premiazioni in presenza, sul palco del Teatro degli Industri di Grosseto. Un piccolo grande segnale verso la rinascita, accompagnati dalla musica. Ringrazio i componenti la giuria, i partecipanti e naturalmente tutti i nostri sostenitori, il cui contributo è indispensabile alla nostra rassegna e al prestigio ormai consolidato che negli anni è stata capace di conquistarsi a livello internazionale. Ancora una volta Grosseto è tra le capitali della musica. Direttore Artistico Antonio Di Cristofano COMITATO D’ONORE Antonfrancesco Vivarelli Colonna Sindaco di Grosseto Luca Agresti Assessore alla Cultura Comune di Grosseto Valter Vincio Presidente Banca Tema Giovanni Tombari Presidente Fondazione Grosseto Cultura Luigi Mansi Presidente Fondazione Rotariana Berliri Zoppi Claudio Camilloni Presidente Rotary Club di Grosseto Antonio Di Cristofano Presidente Orchestra Sinfonica Città di Grosseto Luigi Salvadori Presidente Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Firenze Maurizio Marraccini Generali Assicurazioni Mariano Giarratano Mediolanum Giulio Gennari Bricolarge Amedeo Vasellini Hotel Granduca Luigi Bassi Fondazione Fiorilli COMITATO ORGANIZZATIVO Antonio Di Cristofano Direttore Artistico Puntocom Ufficio Stampa Cinzia Daviddi Webmaster Giuliano Adorno Collaboratore Ettore Serazio Accordatore Rita Martini Presentatrice serata finale GIURIA INTERNAZIONALE / INTERNATIONAL JURY M° Antonio Di Cristofano (Italy) – Presidente M° Albert Mamriev (Israel) M° Christoph Soldan (Germany) Prof.ssa Sunyoung Ro (Korea) Prof.ssa Natalia Trull (Russia) M° Mihai Ungureanu (Romania) M° Ivan Yanakov (Bulgaria) ANTONIO DI CRISTOFANO completed his piano studies in 1986 at the Conservatory “L.Cherubini” in Florence, under the supervision of M° Bacchelli. He has perfected with M° Damerini. He played as a soloist with the Chamber Orchestra of Florence, Symphony Orchestra of Lecce, Magna Grecia Orchestra, Sicily Symphony Orchestra, Solisti Aquilani, Milano Classica Orchestra, Sinfonica Abruzzese, Sanremo Orchestra, FVG Mittleurope Orchestra, Radio Orchestra of Bucarest, Orquesta Sinfonica de l’Estado de Mexico, Radiotelevision Albania Orchestra, Presidential Ankara Symphony Orchestra, Praga Radio Symphony Orchestra, North Czech Philarmonic, Czech Philarmonic Orchestra, Izmir Symphony Orchestra, Iasi State Philarmonic, Wiener Mozart Orchestra, Toronto Sinfonia, Philarmonique de Montreal, Jerusalem Symphony, Slovak Filharmonie, Kaerntner Sinfonieorchester, Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra, Istanbul Symphony Orchestra, Orquestra do Norte, Sinfonica di Sao Paulo, Thuringen Orchestra, Moravian Philharmonic, Euro Sinfonietta Wien and recently with La Scala Milan Orchestra, with conductors like G. Taverna, M. Bosch, M. Alsop, C. Schulz, M. Zanini, C. Olivieri-Munroe, L. Svarovsky, A. Chernushenko, M. Sieghart, T. Kuchar and many others. He played, in Italy, for the most important Festival: the “Verdi Theatre” in Florence, the “Festival dei Due Mondi” in Spoleto, “Asolo Musica”, the Theatre of Alessandria, the “Bibbiena Theatre” in Mantova, the “Puccini Hall” at the Conservatory “G.Verdi” in Milan, “Politeama Theatre” in Palermo, “Auditorium San Barnaba” in Brescia, Festival Duni in Matera, etc., in Romania Enescu Festival in Bucarest, Espana (Festival de Vigo, Toledo Festival, Jeunesses Musicales de Sevilla), Mexico (Belles Artes Palacio, Revueltas Auditorium), USA (Moores Opera House of Houston, Gates Concert Hall in Denver, Washington International Piano Festival, ecc), Turkey (Istanbul, Izmir and Adana), Croatia (Dubrovnik – Rector Palace), Czech Republic (Praga – Smetana Hall and Dvorak Hall), Russia (Ciaikovsky Conservatoire), South Korea (Seoul – Leeum Auditorium), France (Nancyphonies Festival), Austria (Konzerthaus – Klagenfurt), Germany (Gasteig – Munich), Chopin Society Warsaw, Canada (Toronto - Glenn Gould Studio), Grieg Festival in Norway, Yamaha Concert Hall in Tokyo, Shanghay and Shenzen piano festival an Hong Kong City Hall (China), Swiss, Albania, Israel, England, Portugal, Bulgary, Ukraine, Belgium, Brasil, Serbia, Argentina, Sweden, South Africa, Estonia, Finland, Egypt, ecc. He recorded cds with Velut Luna and Millenium label and recently a newone titled Encores. In 2006 and 2007 he mades the debut in Carnegie Hall – New York and in Konzerthaus and Golden Hall MusikVerein in Wien where he will perform again in December 2019. He is often invited as a judge in international Piano Competition (Compositores de Espana – Madrid, Varallo, Cantù, Osijek, Gante – Pordenone, Parigi, Viardo – Belmont, Rachmaninov – Moscow, Iturbi – Valencia, Parnassos – Monterrey, Astana Merei International Competition -Astana, Baltic piano Competition -Gdansk, Bajic Memorial -Novi Sad, Hong Kong International Young Pianist Competition, Nordic Piano Competition - Malmoe, Mozart Piano Competition - Aachen, Louisiana Piano Competition, Cleveland Piano Competition, Seregno - Pozzoli Piano Competition, ecc) and to teach in Ciaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow, Valencia Conservatory, in the Summer Academy in Dubrovnik, in Shanghay, Xiamen and Ningbo Conservatory in China, in the SMC Academy in Seoul, In Valletta International Piano Festival, in Sofia Conservatory, in Thessaloniki Conservatory, in The Orpheus Academy in Wien and in many USA University. He received three times the Paul Harrys Fellows from Rotary Club. He is Guest Professor at the Xiamen Conservatory in China and in the Summer Academy Orpheus in Wien. In 2018, he received the “Grifone d’Oro Prize” from the Grosseto City. ALBERT MAMRIEV, Prizewinner of many international piano competitions including: «Gina Bachauer», «Vianna Da Motta», «Glasgow», «UNISA», «China International». Albert Mamriev performing around the world at numerous prestigious concert halls as a soloist and as well with orchestras such as Beijing Symphony, RSNO, Pretoria Symphony, Mexico Symphony, Jerusalem Symphony, Kiev Philharmonic, etc…Mr. Mamriev has been a jury member at over a 50 international piano competitions including «UNISA», «Ettore Pozzoli», «Hong Kong», «Kyiv», «Lyon», «Parnassos», «Astana», «Malta», «A. Scriabin», «Cantu», «Spanish Composers», «Campillos», «Arcangelo Speranza», «Valesesia Musica», «Isidor Bajic», «Cesar Franck», «Mozarte», «Leganes», «San Remo», «Gdansk-Baltik»…His students are prizewinners of many international piano competitions: Evegeny Konnov – «UNISA» IPC – 2020, 1st Prize, South Africa, Viktorija Bake – «Amigdala» IPC – 2019, 1st Prize, Italy (young group), Evgeny Konnov - «E. Pozzoli» IPC – 2019, 1st Prize, Italy Lezanti van Sittert – «UNISA» NPC – 2019, 2nd Prize, South Africa, Viktorija Bake – «Hannover-Beethoven» IPC – 2019, 1st Prize, Germany, Evgeny Konnov - «A. Scriabin» IPC – 2019, 1st Prize, Italy, Anna Leyerer - «Paris» IPC – 2019, 1st Prize, France, Evgeny Konnov – «Russian Music» IPC – 2019, 2nd Prize, Russia-Ryazan, Anna Leyerer - «Kyiv» IPC – 2019, 1st Prize, Ukraine, Shogher Hoveyan – «Hannover-Beethoven» IPC – 2018, 1st Prize, Germany, Igor Andreev - «Rina Sala Gallo» IPC – 2018, 1st Prize, Italy, Evgeny Konnov - «Maria Canals» IPC – 2018, 1st Prize, Spain, Anna Leyerer - «Parnassos» IPC – 2018, 1st Prize, Mexico, Evgeny Konnov - «Cantu» IPC – 2018, 1st Prize, Italy, Viktorija
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