Panama International Piano Competition
The Panama International Piano Competition is held at the Teatro Nacional in Panama City every two years. It was established in 2004 by Jaime and Nelly Ingram.[1] The 7th Competition is scheduled to take place in October 2016.[2] Award winners receive cash prizes. Additional special prizes are available for the best performance of one of the first two Sonatas composed by Alberto Ginastera, best performance of a Brazilian composition, and best performance of a work composed by Joaquín Rodrigo.[3]
Prize winners and jurors
Asterisk (*) denotes winner of Audience Choice Award
| Year | Prize | Winner | Country | Jurors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2004[4] | 1st | Yung Wook Yoo |  South Korea |
Jaime Ingram (Chairman of the Jury) Efraín Paesky Roger Woodward Frank Fernández Fernando Puchol Solomon Mikowsky Sequeira Costa Sergei Dorensky |
| 2nd | Tatjana Mitchko* |  Russia | ||
| 3rd | Alexander Moutouzkine | Russia | ||
| 4th | Inesa Sinkevych |  Israel | ||
| 5th | Eduardo Fernández |  Spain | ||
| 6th | Amir Tebenikhin |  Kazakhstan | ||
| 2006[5] | 1st | Mario Alonso Herrero | Spain |
Jaime Ingram (Chairman of the Jury) Akiko Ebi Carmen Graf-Adnet Leonid Kuzmin Miguel Proença Joaquín Soriano Blanca Uribe Ralph Votapek |
| 2nd | Kookhee Hong* | South Korea | ||
| 3rd | Jingjing Wang |  China | ||
| 4th | Marcos Madrigal |  Cuba | ||
| 5th | Anna Khanina | Russia | ||
| 2008[6] | 1st | Jingjing Wang | China |
Jaime Ingram (Chairman of the Jury) Andreas Bach Sequeira Costa Aquiles Delle Vigne Natalia Mitchailidou Ramzi Yassa Leslie Wright |
| 2nd | Fernando Altamura |  Italy | ||
| 3rd | Edward Neeman |  United States | ||
| 4th | Olga Kozlova | Russia | ||
| 5th | Carles Marín | Spain | ||
| 6th | Chun Chieh Yen |  Taiwan | ||
| 7th | Oxana Shevchenko* | Kazakhstan | ||
| 8th | Jorge Jiménez | Spain | ||
| 2010[7] | 1st | Alexander Moutouzkine | Russia |
Jaime Ingram (Chairman of the Jury) Solomon Mikowsky Aquiles Delle Vigne Elías López Sobá Thomas Mastroianni Víctor Rodríguez Warren Thomson Dan-Wen Wei |
| 2nd | Alexandra Beliakovich |  Belarus | ||
| 3rd | Takafumi Mori |  Japan | ||
| 4th | Anna Kurasawa* | Japan | ||
| 5th | Robert Buxton | United States | ||
| 2012[8] | 1st | not awarded | Jaime Ingram (Chairman of the Jury) Ann Schein Caio Pagano Artur Pizarro Fernando Puchol Luis Ascot Olivier Gardon Luis Troetsch | |
| 2nd | Marianna Prjevalskaya* | Spain | ||
| 3rd | Jina Seo | South Korea | ||
| 4th | Fernando Cruz | Spain | ||
| 5th | Yuki Ishimaru | Japan | ||
| 2014[9] | 1st | Kho Woon Kim | South Korea |
Jaime Ingram (Chairman of the Jury) Mamiko Suda Luis Ascot Caio Pagano Claudio Vásquez Harold Martina Solomon Mikowsky Fernando Puchol |
| 2nd | Marcos Madrigal* | Cuba | ||
| 3rd | Maiko Ami | Japan | ||
| 4th | Willanny Darias | Cuba | ||
| 5th | Marcel Tadokoro | Japan |
External links
References
- ↑ "Jaime Ingram". En Caribe. Enciclopedia de historia y cultura del Caribe. Retrieved 21 January 2016.
- ↑ "7th International Piano Competition". Concurso Internacional de Piano Panamá Nelly y Jaime Ingram. Retrieved 22 January 2016.
- ↑ "Prizes". Concurso Internacional de Piano Panamá Nelly y Jaime Ingram. Retrieved 22 January 2016.
- ↑ "Concurso I -- 2004". Concurso de Piano Panamá Nelly y Jaime Ingram. Retrieved 22 January 2016.
- ↑ "Concurso II -- 2006". Concurso de Piano Panamá Nelly y Jaime Ingram. Retrieved 22 January 2016.
- ↑ "Concurso III -- 2008". Concurso de Piano Panamá Nelly y Jaime Ingram. Retrieved 22 January 2016.
- ↑ "Concurso IV -- 2010". Concurso de Piano Panamá Nelly y Jaime Ingram. Retrieved 22 January 2016.
- ↑ "Concurso V -- 2012". Concurso de Piano Panamá Nelly y Jaime Ingram. Retrieved 22 January 2016.
- ↑ "Concurso VI -- 2014". Concurso de Piano Panamá Nelly y Jaime Ingram. Retrieved 22 January 2016.
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