DUDLEY INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION
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Patron: Vladimir Ashkenazy
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2022 Final Results
An audience prize was not offered this year. The reference to the prize in the concert programme was in error. Our apologies for this. As a result of family illness Siva Oke had to withdraw from the jury at short notice and was not able to attend the final. Consequently she was unable to offer the opportunity of a recording for Somm Recordings to any of the finalists.
First Prize: Tyler Hay
Second Prize: Luke Jones
Third Prize: Maxim Kinasov
2022 Semi Final Results
After listening to an excellent day of music the judges reached a decision. The players in the final on 24th November and the concerto they will play are as follows:
Luke Jones : Beethoven Concerto No 3
Maxim Kinasov : Liszt Concerto No 1
Tyler Hay : Saint-Saens Concerto No 2
Fourth prize of £750.00 was awarded to Edward Leung and prizes of £250.00 each sponsored by Waldrons Solicitors went to Nikita Lukinov, Rustam Khanmurzin, Rowel Friers and Victor Maslov. Our thanks go to all the competitors for treating us to some wonderful playing.
Semi Final on Sunday 13th November
The competitors below were selected to play in the semi final on 13th November:
Nikita Lukinov, Edward Leung, Rustam Khanmurzin, Luke Jones, Maxim Kinasov, Rowel Friers, Tyler Hay, Victor Maslov
PRIZES 2022
Concerto performance opportunity for the three finalists at Symphony Hall, Birmingham with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.
£4,000 1st Prize
(Sponsored by The Limoges Charitable Trust)
£3,000 2nd Prize
(Sponsored by Kawai Pianos)
£2,000 3rd Prize
£750 4th Prize
£250 each semi final prizes
(Sponsored by Waldrons)
Somm Debut CD Recording
(to be offered at the discretion of Siva Oke)
The preliminary round and semi-finals will be held at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire on 12th & 13th November 2022. The final will be held at Symphony Hall in Birmingham on 24th November 2022 thanks to the generous support of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. See Events for more details.
Although the first rounds have traditionally been held in Dudley the committee feel that there are many advantages to moving them to Birmingham. Updates on the application process and dates for applying etc will be posted here in due course. Please don't hesitate to contact Steve Taylor at 2020dipc@gmail.com if you want more information.