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In a forum dedicated to the world of piano, I find it a bit strange that no one is talking about it....
6 finalists have been selected: 3 Russians, 1 Japanese, 1 German, and 1 Italian (Rodolfo Leone),
Today, at 8:30 PM, via streaming, you can follow 3 finalists (Mozart Concertos No. 23 and No. 27)
Enjoy the listening.
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I was just posing the same question. Thanks Boesendorfer.
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Boesendorfer wrote:1 italiano (Rodolfo Leone)
I was reading some big news about the candidates:
http://www.concorsobusoni.it/it-94-2938.aspx
Leone Rodolfo
1991 - Italy
Born in 1991, he graduated with top marks and honors in 2009. He has attended masterclasses with pianists such as Pier Narciso Masi, Fabio Bidini, Andrzej Jasinski, Enrico Pace. He studied for a long time with Pier Narciso Masi, obtaining a three-year advanced diploma at the "A. Corelli" academy in Fusignano. Currently, he is studying at the Hochschule für Musik "Hanns Eisler" in Berlin, under the guidance of Fabio Bidini. Winner of numerous national competitions, he has performed for dozens of musical institutions and associations.
Three-year advanced diploma? Would that be a three-year degree or something else?
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The piano is now Russian (11 candidates) and generally feminine.
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The Italian Rodolfo Leone, the Japanese Akihiro Sakiya, and the Russian Dmitry Shishkin will participate in the grand final of the Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition tomorrow evening in Bolzano.
The jury, chaired by Peter Donohoe, selected the three candidates after the first test with orchestra, dedicated to Mozart, accompanied by the Haydn Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fagen.
Tomorrow, a live broadcast from South Tyrol will be provided by Rai Sender Bozen, while the national radio live broadcast will be on Radio3.
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As was to be demonstrated... only men
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http://www.concorsobusoni.it/it-94-1970.aspx
Italy has made itself known
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59th F. Busoni Piano Competition - Solo Semi-Finals - Oxana Schevchenko
