The Top of the World IPC was a biennial international piano competition in Tromsø, Norway from 2009–2019.[1] Its first edition took place from June 14–19, 2009 and was won by Mariangela Vacatello.
^. Archived from the original on January 18, 2021. The board of the Top of the World International Piano Competition has decided to suspend future competitions indefinitely. While we are all very unsure how the future health and financial situation will develop, the board continues to strive for the competition's continuation at the appropriate time. 18 brilliant pianists have been awarded prizes through the years of 2009-2019, you may listen to their excellent performances on YouTube.
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world, international, piano, competition, world, biennial, international, piano, competition, tromsø, norway, from, 2009, 2019, first, edition, took, place, from, june, 2009, mariangela, vacatello, contents, edition, 2009, jury, palmares, competition, results,. The Top of the World IPC was a biennial international piano competition in Tromso Norway from 2009 2019 1 Its first edition took place from June 14 19 2009 and was won by Mariangela Vacatello Contents 1 1st edition 2009 1 1 Jury 1 2 Palmares 1 3 Competition results by rounds 2 References1st edition 2009 editJury edit nbsp Volker Banfield nbsp David Dubal nbsp Roland Keller nbsp Anne Oland nbsp Liisa Pohjola nbsp Alberto Portugheis nbsp Einar Steen Nokleberg nbsp Tamas VasaryPalmares edit Winner1st Grand Prize nbsp Mariangela Vacatello2nd Prize nbsp Mayumi Sakamoto3rd Prize nbsp Serhiy SalovCompetition results by rounds edit 1st Round June 14 15 University of Tromso s Conservatory nbsp Charlie Albright nbsp Julie Coucheron nbsp nbsp Boris Feiner nbsp Jun Ishimura nbsp Yaron Kohlberg nbsp Dimitris Kostopoulos nbsp Kristian Lindberg nbsp Piotr Machnik nbsp Maria Masycheva nbsp Mikhail Mordvinov nbsp Roberto Plano nbsp Vassily Primakov nbsp Evelina Puzaite nbsp Mayumi Sakamoto nbsp Serhiy Salov nbsp Rikke Sandberg nbsp Nikolai Saratovsky nbsp Song Yang nbsp Vladimir Sverdlov nbsp Mariangela Vacatello nbsp Ilya Yakushev 2nd Round June 16 17 nbsp Charlie Albright nbsp Julie Coucheron nbsp nbsp Boris Feiner nbsp Yaron Kohlberg nbsp Kristian Lindberg nbsp Maria Masycheva nbsp Evelina Puzaite nbsp Mayumi Sakamoto nbsp Serhiy Salov nbsp Mariangela Vacatello nbsp Ilya Yakushev Final June 19 nbsp Mayumi Sakamoto nbsp Serhiy Salov nbsp Mariangela VacatelloReferences edit Final announcement Archived from the original on January 18 2021 The board of the Top of the World International Piano Competition has decided to suspend future competitions indefinitely While we are all very unsure how the future health and financial situation will develop the board continues to strive for the competition s continuation at the appropriate time 18 brilliant pianists have been awarded prizes through the years of 2009 2019 you may listen to their excellent performances on YouTube Alink Argerich Foundation Competition Results nbsp This article related to classical music is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Top of the World International Piano Competition amp oldid 1152230881, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
