{"id":857,"date":"2011-09-27T06:51:06","date_gmt":"2011-09-27T06:51:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/min-on.matthewbyrt.com\/zh-hans\/blog\/2011\/09\/27\/competitions\/"},"modified":"2011-09-27T06:51:06","modified_gmt":"2011-09-27T06:51:06","slug":"competitions","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.min-on.org\/zh-hans\/857\/competitions\/","title":{"rendered":"Competitions"},"content":{"rendered":"

Since its earliest days, Min-On has encouraged the development of artistic talent worldwide through various international programs, including the Tokyo International Music Competition<\/strong> (in three categories for vocalists, conductors, and chamber ensembles), launched in 1966, and the Tokyo International Choreography Competition<\/strong>, inaugurated in 1991. Both competitions have helped foster numerous artists and have contributed to the development of music and the performing arts in Japan and throughout the world.<\/p>\n

The Tokyo International Music Competition for Conducting<\/a><\/strong>\u2014one of the three categories of the Tokyo International Music Competition\u2014was launched in 1967 and is held every three years. Since its inception, it has nurtured a great number of talented conductors and has become an internationally acclaimed competition for conducting. The most recent competition, which took place in 2009, attracted a total of 117 individual applications from 33 countries and regions. The application process for the next competition in 2012 has just begun.<\/p>\n

The Tokyo International Choreography Competition<\/strong> is one of the very few competitions of its kind in the world. The competition brings together dozens of choreographers and dance groups from around the world and provides a unique stage for the young performers of the future.<\/p>\n

Additionally, between 1969 and 1994, Min-On organized the Min-On Contemporary Music Festival<\/strong> as a part of the Music Competition to introduce contemporary works by prominent young Japanese composers. Many noted commissioned works of contemporary music were introduced to the public during this period.<\/p>\n

Prize Winners at Past Conductors Competitions<\/h2>\n
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  • 1st Competition in 1967<\/span>1st Place: Yukinori Tezuka, 2nd Place: Shigenobu Yamaoka, 3rd Place: Hiroshi Koizumi<\/li>\n
  • 2nd Competition in 1970<\/span>1st Place: Kazuhiro Koizumi, 2nd Place: Tadaaki Otaka , 3rd Place: Jacques Brourman<\/li>\n
  • 3rd Competition in 1973<\/span>1st Place: No recipient, 2nd Place: Akinari Iguchi, Yasuhiko Shiozawa and David Howell, 3rd Place: No recipient<\/li>\n
  • 4th Competition in 1976<\/span>1st Place: Alan Balter, 2nd Place: Jerome Kaltenbach, 3rd Place: Makoto Kokubu<\/li>\n
  • 5th Competition in 1979<\/span>1st Place: Yoshikazu Tanaka, 2nd Place: Kim Hong Jae, 3rd Place: Satomi Kurita<\/li>\n
  • 6th Competition in 1982<\/span>1st Place: Naohiro Totsuka, 2nd Place: Kazushi Ohno, 3rd Place: Hiroyuki Odano<\/li>\n
  • 7th Competition in 1985<\/span>1st Place: No recipient, 2nd Place: Norichika Iimori, 3rd Place: Pascal Verrot<\/li>\n
  • 8th Competition in 1988<\/span>1st Place: Hirofumi Kurita, 2nd Place: Alexandre Titov, 3rd Place: Carlo Rizzi<\/li>\n
  • 9th Competition in 1991<\/span>1st Place: Olivier Grangean, 2nd Place: Yuri Nakamura, 3rd Place: Daniel Kleiner<\/li>\n
  • 10th Competition in 1994<\/span>1st Place: Francisco de Galvez, 2nd Place: Dorian Wilson, 3rd Place: Koji Kawamoto<\/li>\n
  • 11th Competition in 1997<\/span>1st Place: No recipient, 2nd Place: Marco Parisotto, Yun-Sung Chang and Ronen Borshevsky<\/li>\n
  • 12th Competition in 2000<\/span>1st Place: Tatsuya Shimono, 2nd Place: Toshio Yanagisawa, 3rd Place: No recipient<\/li>\n
  • 13th Competition in 2003<\/span>1st Place: No recipient, 2nd Place: Alexander Mayer, 3rd Place: James Lowe<\/li>\n
  • 14th Competition in 2006<\/span>1st Place: No recipient, 2nd Place: Kentaro Kawase, 3rd Place: No recipient<\/li>\n
  • 15th Competition in 2009<\/span>1st Place: No recipient, 2nd Place: No recipient, 3rd Place: Mikhail Leontyev<\/li>\n<\/ul><\/div>\n

    Prize Winners at Past Vocalists Competitions<\/h2>\n
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    • 1st Competition in 1966<\/span>1st Place: Katsumi Niwa, 2nd Place: Toshitaka Mori, 3rd Place: Tadao Yoshie<\/li>\n
    • 2nd Competition in 1969<\/span>1st Place: Shuichi Takahashi, 2nd Place: Yasuko Hayashi, 3rd Place: Yuko Tsuji and Shigeko Kasuga<\/li>\n
    • 3rd Competition in 1972<\/span>1st Place: Motomu Itsuki, 2nd Place: Tami Asakura, 3rd Place: Hihoko Takagi<\/li>\n
    • 4th Competition in 1975<\/span>1st Place: Yukiko Iwasaki, 2nd Place: Naoki Ikeda, 3rd Place: Makoto Hayashi<\/li>\n
    • 5th Competition in 1978<\/span>1st Place: Yukie Okura, 2nd Place: Yukimi Akiyama, 3rd Place: Chiu Yu-Lan<\/li>\n
    • 6th Competition in 1981<\/span>1st Place: Yasuko Kozaki, 2nd Place: Tetsuya Ohno, 3rd Place: Keiko Asada<\/li>\n
    • 7th Competition in 1984<\/span>1st Place: Kazuko Nagai, 2nd Place: Masako Saida, 3rd Place: Masato Makino<\/li>\n
    • 8th Competition in 1987<\/span>1st Place: Mayumi Matsuzono, 2nd Place: Hisara Sato, 3rd Place: Galina Simkina<\/li>\n
    • 9th Competition in 1990<\/span>1st Place: Soile Isokoski, 2nd Place: Viktoria Loukianetz, 3rd Place: Irina Romischevskaya<\/li>\n
    • 10th Competition in 1993<\/span>1st Place: Alexei Repehinsky, 2nd Place: Chen-Ye Yuan, 3rd Place: Andrej Spekhov<\/li>\n<\/ul><\/div>\n

      Prize Winners in the past Chamber Ensembles Competitions<\/h2>\n
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      • 1st Competition in 1974<\/span>1st Place: Bela Quartet, 2nd Place: Kiri Quintet<\/li>\n
      • 2nd Competition in 1977<\/span>1st Place: no recipient, 2nd Place: Ensemble Adan and Quatre Roseaux Saxophone Ensemble<\/li>\n
      • 3rd Competition in 1980<\/span>[1st Division] 1st Place: Duree String Quartet \/ 2nd Place: Tokyo Brahms Quartet
        [2nd Division] 1st Place: Tokyo Piano Quartet \/ 2nd Place: Quatre Roseaux Saxophone Ensemble<\/li>\n
      • 4th Competition in 1983<\/span>[1st Division] 1st Place: Muse String Quartet, 2nd Place: no recipient
        [2nd Division] 1st Place: Le vent Veri Wind Quintet, 2nd Place: Tokto Brass Quintet<\/li>\n
      • 5th Competition in 1986<\/span>[1st Division] 1st Place: Halley String Quartet, 2nd Place: Brodsky String Quartet
        [2nd Division] 1st Place: Harmo Saxophone Ensemble, 2nd Place: Tibia Wind Quintet<\/li>\n
      • 6th Competition in 1989<\/span> [1st Division] 1st Place: Y. Quartet, 2nd Place: String Quartet of the Leningrad N.A.
        imsky-Korsakov State Conservatoire
        [2nd Division] 1st Place: Aricis Quintet, 2nd Place: Roseau Quintet<\/li>\n
      • 7th Competition in 1992<\/span> [1st Division] 1st Place: Amernet String Quartet, 2nd Place: Subaru String Quartet, and Musa String Quartet
        [2nd Division] 1st Place: Apollo Saxophone Ensemble, 2nd Place: V.I.F. and Trouvere Quartet
        [3rd Division] 1st Place: American Horn Quartet, 2nd Place: Bielefelder Posaunenquartett<\/li>\n<\/ul><\/div>\n

        Prize Winner at the past Tokyo International Choreography Competition<\/h2>\n
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        • 1st Competition in 1991<\/span> 1st Place: Redha Benteifour (France)
          2nd Place: Rick McCullough (U.S.A)
          3rd Place: Robert Balogh (Czech)
          4th Place: Stanislaw Wisniewski (Poland)
          4th Place: Hannu Huttinen (Finland)
          5th Place: Jan Linkens (Netherlands)
          Prince Takamado Award: Stanislaw Wisniewski<\/li>\n
        • 2st Competition in 1993<\/span> 1st Place: Philippe Trehet (France)
          2nd Place: Agnes Locsin (Philippines)
          3rd Place: Sungsoo Ahn (Korea)
          4th Place: Myriam Naisy (France)
          4th Place: Stanislaw Wisniewski (Poland)
          4th Place: Edmund Stripe (Australia)
          Takamado Award: Agnes Locsin<\/li>\n<\/ul><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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