The Premio Jaén (Jaén Prize) is the longest-running piano competition in Spain. It was established in 1958 and is held in the Andalusian city Jaén. The Competition has been a member of the World Federation of International Music Competitions since 2004.[1]
| Concurso Internacional de Piano "Premio Jaén" | |
|---|---|
| Current: 64th Premio Jaén | |
 Advertisement about the 56th edition of the prize, in Spain | |
| Venue | Teatro Infanta Leonor, Jaén, Spain |
| First awarded | 1953 |
| Website | premiopiano |
Prize Winners
edit| Edition | Year | 1st prize | 2nd prize | 3rd prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 65th | 2024 |  Jooyeon Ka[2]
|
 Roberto Rúmenov
|
 Deren Wang
|
| 64th | 2023 | Jinhyung Park[3]
|
 Ryusei Horiuchi
|
  Ivan Basic
|
| 63rd | 2022 |  Angel Stanislav Wang[4]
|
 Alberto Ferro
|
Yeon-Min Park
|
| 62nd | 2021 |  Valentin Malinin[5]
|
 Po-Wei Ger
|
 Dominic Doutney
|
| 61st | 2019 | Alexander Koryakin[6]
|
Sun-A Park
|
 Nicolas Bourdoncle
|
| 60th | 2018 | Honggi Kim
|
Jin-Hyeon Lee
|
  Jorge Antonio Nava Vasquez
|
| 59th | 2017 | Chun Wang[7]
|
Dmitry Mayboroda
|
 Leon Bernsdorf
|
| 58th | 2016 |  Alexander Panfilov[8]
|
Soojin Cha
|
Denis Zhdanov
|
| 57th | 2015 |  Anastasia Rizikov[9]
|
Alexey Sychev
|
Dasul Jung
|
| 56th | 2014 | Akihiro Sakiya[10]
|
Juan Carlos Fernández-Nieto
|
 João Miguel Xavier
|
| 55th | 2013 | not awarded |  Marcos Raul Madrigal Soto
|
 Nicholas Namoradze
|
| 54th | 2012 | Yutong Sun[11]
|
Miyeon Lee
|
Michael Davidov
|
| 53rd | 2011 |  Mariana Prjevalskaia[12]
|
Tatiana Dorokhova
|
Viviana Pia Lasaracina
|
| 52nd | 2010 | Mladen Colic[13]
|
Scipione Sangiovanni
|
Jae Kyung Yoo
|
| 51st | 2009 | Antonii Baryshevski
|
Shinnosuke Inugai
|
Jingjing Wang
|
| 50th | 2008 | Yun Yi Qin
|
Olga Kozlova
|
Stefan Ciric
|
| 49th | 2007 |  Uki Lauri Aleksi Ovaskainen
|
Miao Huang
|
Tomoaki Yoshida
|
| 48th | 2006 |  Inesa Sinkevych
|
Chenyin Li
|
Ju-Eun Lee
|
| 47th | 2005 | Ilya Rashkovskiy
|
Tatiana Chernichka
|
Masataka Takada
|
| 46th | 2004 |  Irina Zahharenkova
|
Domenico Codispoti
|
Mariya Kim
|
| 45th | 2003 | not awarded |  Laura McDonald
|
Daniel del Pino Gil (ex aequo)
|
| Tali Morgulis (ex aequo)
| ||||
| 44th | 2002 | Anna Vinnitskaya
|
Lilian Akopova
|
Yaou Xie
|
| 43rd | 2001 | Javier Perianes Granero
|
Hwang Sung-Hoon
|
Ilona Timtchenko
|
References
edit- ^ "wfimc".
- ^ "La intérprete coreana Jooyeon Ka se lleva el Premio 'Jaén' de Piano". Lacontradejaen. Retrieved 2024-04-17.
- ^ Jaén, Diputación de. "The Korean interpreter Jinhyung Park wins the 64th edition of the Jaén International Piano Competition of the Provincial Council". www.dipujaen.es. Retrieved 2023-04-28.
- ^ Jaén, Diputación de. "El pianista estadounidense Ángel Wang gana la 63ª edición del Premio "Jaén" de Piano de la Diputación". www.dipujaen.es (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-07-01.
- ^ CODALARIO. "El ruso Valentin Malinin gana la 62 edición del Premio Jaén de Piano". www.codalario.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-07-01.
- ^ "The Russian pianist Alexander Koryakin wins the 61st edition Jaén International Piano Contest – Concurso Internacional Premio Jaén Piano". Retrieved 2022-07-01.
- ^ "Chun Wang, winner of the 59th Jaén International Piano Competition – Concurso Internacional Premio Jaén Piano". Retrieved 2022-07-01.
- ^ "Alexander Panfilov se alza con el primer premio del 58º Concurso Internacional de Piano Premio "Jaén" de la Diputación – Concurso Internacional Premio Jaén Piano" (in European Spanish). Retrieved 2022-07-01.
- ^ Donaire, Ginés (2015-04-18). "Anastasia Rizikov, la intérprete prodigio atesora cuatro galardones". El País (in Spanish). ISSN 1134-6582. Retrieved 2022-07-01.
- ^ Donaire, Ginés (2014-05-03). "El japonés Akihiro Sakiya gana el Premio Jaén de Piano". El País (in Spanish). ISSN 1134-6582. Retrieved 2022-07-01.
- ^ lainformacion.com (2012-04-20). "Pianista chino de 16 años, Yutong Sun, gana el 53 Premio Jaén de Piano". La Información (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-07-01.
- ^ "La pianista coruñesa Mariana Prjevalskaia gana el Concurso Internacional Premio Jaén". La Voz de Galicia (in Spanish). 2011-05-09. Retrieved 2022-07-01.
- ^ "Mladen Colic, primer premio del Concurso Internacional de Piano "Jaén"". Doce Notas (in European Spanish). 2010-04-19. Retrieved 2022-07-01.
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