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Musik Ist Dein Leben Alles Für Streicher Inhalt / Content 1st Stuttgart International Violin Competition 02 Grußwort / Introduction Winfried Kretschmann 04 Grußwort / Introduction Markus Klein 06 Grußwort / Introduction Dr. Regula Rapp Teilnehmer / Participants 10 Oganes Arustamov 12 Yunfei Bai 14 Clarissa Bevilacqua 16 Hana Chang 18 Lorenz Chen 20 Elli Choi 22 Larissa Cidlinsky 24 Anna Agafia Egholm 26 Ho-Hsuan Feng 28 Anna Göckel 30 Benjamin Günst 32 Yeyeong Jin 34 Alexander Won-Ho Kim 36 Gyehee Kim 38 Emma Meinrenken 40 Elias David Moncado 42 Rosa Neßling 44 Eva Rabchevska 46 Chiara Sannicandro 48 Felicitas Schiffner 50 Charlotte Thiele 52 Mayu Tomotaki 54 Maxim Tzekov 56 Victoria Wong 58 Komponist / Composer 60-73 Jury 74-79 Pianisten / Pianists 80 Dirigent / Conductor 82-92 Orchester & Veranstalter / Orchestras & Promoters 93-101 Partner / Partners 101 Impressum / Imprint 104 Guadagnini Stiftung / Guadagnini Foundation Umschlag vorne / Front cover: Preise des Wettbewerbs / Prizes of the competition Umschlag hinten / Back cover: Programm Abschlusskonzert / Program final concert 01 Schirmherrschaft Winfried Kretschmann Ministerpräsident des Landes Baden-Württemberg | Schirmherr 02 Guadagnini STIFTUNG Patronage Winfried Kretschmann Minister-President of Baden-Württemberg | Patron Introduction From 18th to 25th july 2021, the Guadagnini Founda- tion, which is named after one of the most celebrated Italian violin making families, is staging the 1st Stuttgart International Violin Competition, in partnership with the State University of Music and Performing Arts Stuttgart. This is not only the beginning of a promising cooperation on the highest artistic level, but a new cultural highlight in the regional capital, which will support gifted string "players on their way to an international career. It is there- fore a pleasure for me to take on the role of patron of the 1st Stuttgart International Violin Competition. Our regional government has always considered music a priority. Not only do we promote and encourage the idea that as many people as possible should have access to music and enjoy music, through our music schools, music clubs and concerts, but we also actively cultivate excel- lence. Baden-Wuerttemberg is home to international en- sembles, institutions and festivals of the highest quality, and talent from all corners of the globe is attracted to our conservatories. The new violin competition will fit well into this fertile cultural scene. With Baden-Wuerttemberg’s cultural and economic partners, and its international net- work, the competition will raise awareness of music and specifically of young musicians. I would like to thank the Guadagnini Foundation for its commitment to establishing an important international violin competition in our regional capital. I wish the all the artists good luck in their preparation for the competition, and I trust that the event will be a resounding success. 1st Stuttgart International Violin Competition 2021 "03 Grußwort Markus Klein Vorstand | Guadagnini Stiftung, Stuttgart Liebe Musikfreundinnen, liebe Musikfreunde, als Sprecher und Vorstand der Guadagnini Stiftung unter der Schirmherrschaft von Ministerpräsident begrüße ich Sie herzlich zum 1. Internationalen Vio- Winfried Kretschmann zu präsentieren. linwettbewerb Stuttgart. Freuen wir uns mit dem Internationalen Violinwett- Unsere Begeisterung gehört Streichinstrumenten bewerb Stuttgart auf eine spannende musikalische und den Virtuosen, die sie vollendet spielen. Woche. Möge sie ein kulturelles Highlight in der " württembergischen Landeshauptstadt darstellen. Unsere Förderung gilt den hochbegabten Musikerin- nen und Musikern, die wir mit unserer Stiftung ge- Wir möchten, dass Stuttgart für geigerische Exzel- zielt auf dem Weg zu einer internationalen Karriere lenz steht. unterstützen möchten. 266 Geigerinnen und Geiger aus 43 Ländern hatten sich für die Teilnahme am 1. Interna- tionalen Violinwettbewerb Stuttgart beworben. 24 von ihnen wurden von einer Fachjury ausgewählt, Markus Klein sich in dieser Woche im Wettbewerb in Stuttgart Vorstand Guadagnini Stiftung 04 Guadagnini STIFTUNG " Introduction Markus Klein CEO | Guadagnini Stiftung, Stuttgart Dear music lovers, As board member and spokesperson for the Gua- daganini Foundation, I would like to welcome you to the First Stuttgart International Violin Competition. This competition gives us the opportunity to share our love of stringed instruments and our admiration for the virtuosos who play them so perfectly. The- se highly gifted musicians deserve our sponsorship, "and it is the foundation’s aim to support them on their way to establishing international careers. 266 violinists from 43 countries applied to take part in the First Stuttgart IVC, and our specialist jury has selected 24 of them to participate this week in the competition, under the patronage of Ministpraesi- dent Winfried Kretschmann. We are all looking forward to an exciting week of mu- sic making, and we hope the competition will prove to be a cultural highlight in BW’s capital. We since- rely hope that Stuttgart will become a byword for violinistic excellence! Markus Klein CEO Guadagnini Stiftung 1st Stuttgart International Violin Competition 2021 " 05 Grußwort Dr. Regula Rapp Rektorin | Stuttgarter Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Wir freuen uns, dass die Guadagnini-Stiftung Stutt- der Auswirkungen der Pandemie-Krise ein Zeichen gart beschlossen hat, in Kooperation mit der Stutt- von Hoffnung, wenn junge Künstlerinnen und Künst- garter Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst, ler gemeinsam musizieren, gemäß dem Satz des einen internationalen Wettbewerb für Violine aus- Pianisten und Dirigenten Daniel Barenboim: „Musik zurichten. Das bedeutet einerseits eine große An- steht im Zentrum dessen, was wir als menschlich erkennung für unsere exzellente Violin-Ausbildung, empfinden.“ andererseits verstärkt es auf sicht- und hörbare Weise die Internationalität der Hochschularbeit. Die Mit sehr herzlichem Dank an die Stiftung und alle Instrumental- und Gesangsklassen leben von der Zu- Mitwirkenden wünsche ich den Wettbewerbsteilneh- "sammensetzung der Studierenden aus Baden-Würt- merinnen und –teilnehmern viel Freude und Erfolg! temberg, Deutschland und der Welt, und ihr Ziel sind die Bühnen, Podien und Orchestergräben hierzulan- de und international. Ein Wettbewerb ist immer auch Kulturaustausch und damit wesentlicher Bestandteil einer zeitgemäßen Dr. Regula Rapp Ausbildung. Gerade heute ist es nicht zuletzt wegen Rektorin 06 Guadagnini STIFTUNG " Introduction Dr. Regula Rapp Rector | Stuttgart State University of Music and Performing Arts We are delighted that the Guadagnini Foundation has decided to stage an international violin competi- tion here in Stuttgart, in collaboration with our Col- lege for Music and Performing Arts. On the one hand this will bring significant recognition of our excellent violin teaching, and on the other it will strengthen, in a visible and audible way, the international nature of the college’s work. Our instrumental and singing les- "sons thrive on our ability to bring together students from BW, Germany and around the world, and their ultimate goal is the stages, podiums and orchestral pits of this country and the wider world. A competition is also a cultural exchange, and as such it forms an essential part of a modern educati- on. Today it is undeniably a sign of hope to see young musicians performing together, not least because of the crisis caused by the pandemic. As the pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim said, ‘Music is an art that touches the depth of human existence’. I would like to express my thanks to the foundation, to all our participants. I wish the contestants joy and lots of success. Dr. Regula Rapp Rector 1st Stuttgart International Violin Competition 2021 " 07 08 Guadagnini STIFTUNG 1st Stuttgart International Violin Competition 2021 09 Oganes Arustamov 29 | Russian Federation Vita Oganes Arustamov wurde 1992 in Moskau (Russland) geboren. Sein erstes Konzert gab er im Alter von sechs Jahren. In verschiedenen Wettbewerben erlangte er Bestplatzierungen. Von 2006 bis 2010 studierte Oganes in der Akademi- schen Musikfachschule des Moskauer Staatskonservatoriums bei Prof. Maya Glezarova. Anschließend setzte er am Staatlichen Moskauer Tschaikowsky-Konservatorium bei Prof. I. Bochkova und an der Hochschule für Musik Basel bei Prof. R. Schmidt und Prof. A. Oprean sein Studium fort. Derzeit studiert O. Arustamov bei Prof. Christine Busch an der Staatlichen Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart. Sein Repertoire umfasst Kompositionen der Klassik, Romantik und Moderne sowie Jazz- und Barockwerke. Organes Arustamov konzertierte u.a. mit der Russischen Nationalphilharmonie, dem Philharmonischen Orchester Nowosibirsk, dem Symphonieorchester Kaliningrad und dem Collegium Musicum Lausanne. Oganes Arustamov was born in Moscow in 1992. He performed his first concert at the age of 6 and has parti- cipated in many junior competitions, winning top prizes. Oganes studied at the Academic Music College at the Moscow State Conservatory (class of Professor Glezarova M.S.) from 2006-2010, and then at the Moscow P.I. Tchaikovsky Conservatory (class of Professor Bochkova I.V.) and the Hochschule für Musik Basel music academy (class of Professor R. Schmidt and Professor A. Oprean). Oganes is currently studying under Professor Christine Busch at the State University of Music and Performing Arts in Stuttgart. His repertoire includes classical, roman- tic, modern, jazz and Baroque compositions. He has performed
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