JAVS Fall 2011

NOTES: 1. Originally thirty quarterfinalists were selected from the eighty-six vio lists who submitted recordings and competition credentials. One selectee suffered an injury and could not compete. Listed in the order of their position in the competition:

Mozart Prize to Ayane Kozasa for best performance of the Mozart Divertimento, K. 563 Primrose Prize to Bogdan Banu and Da Kyung Kwak for best perform ance of a Primrose transcription

Contestant

Prize(s)

Ksenia Zhuleva, 26 (Russia) Wenting Kang, 23 (China) hyobi Sim, 21 (South Korea) Ruiqing Tang, 20 (China) yi Zhou, 26 (China) Bogdan Banu, 26 (Romania) yifei Deng, 18 (China)

Robertson Prize

Sonata Prize to Vicki Powell for best performance of a sonata

Robertson Award to yifei Deng, Daniel Getz, Wenting Kang, Daniel Palmizio, Cong Wu, and Sang hyun yong

Primrose Prize

Linnet Press Prize (Bach Prize) Robertson Prize

Lauriane David, 28 (France) Tone Award Da Kyung Kwak, 21 (South Korea) Semifinalist

Tone Award to Lauriane David

hONORABLE MENTION Primrose Prize

Kimi Makino, 24 (Japan) Daniel Palmizio, 25 (Italy)

honorable Mention to Matthew Lipman and Da Kyung Kwak

Robertson Prize

Amanda Verner, 25 (New Zealand) Minjung Chun, 25 (South Korea) Daniel Getz, 22 (uSA)

Director’s Award to Elias Goldstein and Adrien La Marca

Robertson Prize Elias Goldstein, 28 (uSA/Norway) FINALIST, SECOND PLACE Director’s Award Daniel hanul Lee, 25 (Canada) Semifinalist Twentieth-Century Concerto Prize Sang hyun yong, 22 (South Korea) Robertson Prize Matthew Lipman, 19 (uSA) Semifinalist hONORABLE MENTION Wolfram hauser, 26 (Germany) Semifinalist Linnet Press Prize (Bach Prize) Cong Wu, 24 (China) Robertson Prize Ayane Kozasa, 24 (uSA) FINALIST, FIRST PLACE Mozart Award Madeleine Crouch Prize (Askim Prize) Eri Sugita, 25 (Japan) Adrien La Marca, 26 (France) Semifinalist Twentieth-Century Concerto Prize Director’s Award Vicki Powell, 22 (uSA) FINALIST, ThIRD PLACE Sonata Award Jing yang, 27 (China) On you Kim, 28 (South Korea) Min-kyung Sung, 25 (South Korea)

Each of these winners received a $100 check in addition to a cer tificate and prizes.

Keju Wang, 24 (China) Rachel Ku, 26 (Taiwan)

Wolfram Hauser, winner of the Linnet Press Prize for best perform ance of a Bach work

(Allan Nilles, 21 (uSA) could not compete due to an injury)

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