HOT NEWS ! Live Broadcast of Tchaikovsky competition

[quasimodo]

mms://video.corbina.tv/m

[sharon_f]

Thank you very much. I was trying to find something on the official site, which is one of the most poorly designed websites I have ever seen in my life, btw. Now if I can only figure out the schedule and the conversion to my time zone here in the U.S. 

[mephisto]

Todays program:

10.00 № 11 Kozlova Olga Russia
10.45 № 12 Nadzhafova Dinara Russia
11.30 № 13 Chen John New Zeland
12.15 – 12.45 – Break
12.45 № 14 Kolesnikov Pavel Russia
13.30 № 15 Mazo Maria Russia

17.00 № 16 Yamamoto Akiko Japan
17.45 № 17 Lubyantsev Alexander Russia
18.30 – 19.00 – Break
19.00 № 18 Hwang Sunghoon South Korea
19.45 № 19 Lee Jung-Eun South Korea

Moscow is GMT+3

[iumonito]

I am rooting for Maria Mazo.

Who else is in it?

[quasimodo]

I am rooting for Maria Mazo.

Her performance included a fantastic Scriabin!!! but the main part was Appassionata and as far as I'm not much of Beethovenian, I can't really say if she was good or not.

Who else is in it?

A bunch of people, including Ingolf Wunder who, apparently, sucked.

[el nino]

A bunch of people, including Ingolf Wunder who, apparently, sucked.

which is nothing unexpected 

[franzliszt2]

I'm rooting for Andrei Korobeinikov becasue I live and study with him. His Scriabin is truely fantastic!! and his Rachmaninoff.

Wunder sucks, he just plays fast.

[csy]

So is he studying in London right now?
Good luck to your teacher.

I'm rooting for Andrei Korobeinikov becasue I live and study with him. His Scriabin is truely fantastic!! and his Rachmaninoff.

Wunder sucks, he just plays fast.

[tompilk]

is it me or did wunder get kicked out? he's my favourite ballade 1 performer!
Tom

[franzliszt2]

So is he studying in London right now?
Good luck to your teacher.

Oh he's not my teacher. He's a friend. We study at same conservatoire.

Wunder got kicked out becasue he is boring!! Everything just fast fast fast.

[csy]

Oh he's not my teacher. He's a friend. We study at same conservatoire.

Wunder got kicked out becasue he is boring!! Everything just fast fast fast.

Which conservatoire?

[iumonito]

OK, people, better covergae, please.

Who is in the second round, who appear to be the lead contenders, the public's favorite (remember Donohoe's year? And Barry Douglas!)

[iumonito]

In the second round are:

2. Andrey Korobejnikov (Russia)
7. Lima Dong Hek (Republic of Korea)
9. Sergey Kuznetsov (Russia)
11. Olga Kozlova (Russia)
16. Akiko Yamamoto (Japan)
17. Alexander Lubjantsev (Russia)
22. Eleonora Karpuhova (Russia)
24. Michael Shiljaev (Russia)
28. Tatyana Tessman (Russia)
29. Denis Evstjuhin (Russia)
30. Miroslav Kultishev (Russia)
31. Tatyana Kolesova (Russia)
32. Sergey Sobolev (Russia)
33. Benjamin Moser (Germany)
37. Elisey Babanov (Russia)
39. Kim Sung Hoon (Republic of Korea)
40. Feodor Amirov (Russia)
43. Tatyana Chernichka (Russia)
45. Irina Zaharenkova (Estonia)
46. Serhiy Salov (Ukraine)

from the original list:

1. Wunder Ingolf Austria
2. Shleenkov Daniil Belarus
3. Benjamin Moser Germany
4. Liu Xin China
5. Tianyang Wang China
6. Wang Jue China
7. Chen John New Zealand
8. Borek Katarzyna Poland
9. Amirov Fedor Russia
10 Andreev Alexander Russia
11.Babanov Elisey Russia
12. Gulyak Sofia Russia
13 Evstukhin Denis Russia
14. Karpukhova Eleonora Russia
15. Kozlova Olga Russia
16. Kolesnikov Pavel Russia
17. Kolesova Tatiana Russia
18. Kuznetsov Sergei Russia
19. Kultyshev Miroslav Russia
20.Korobeinikov Andrey Russia
21. Lubyantsev Alexander Russia
22. Mazhara Nikolay Russia
23. Mazo Maria Russia
24. Mutuzkin Alexander Russia
25. Sobolev Sergei Russia
26. Tessman Tatiana Russia
27. Chentsov Mikhail Russia
28. Shilyaev Mikhail Russia
29. Chernichka Tatiana Russia
30. Anikushin Maxim USA
31. Yen Chun-Chien Taiwan, China
32. Nadzhafova Dinara Ukraine
33. Shelest Anna USA
34. Salov Serhiy Ukraine
35. Zahharenkova Irina Estonia
36. Dong Hyek Lim South Korea
37. Sunghoon Hwang South Korea
38. Kim Sung Hoon South Korea
39. Lee Jinsang South Korea
40. Lee Jung-Eun South Korea
41. Sohn Minsoo South Korea
42. Youn Hong-Chun South Korea
43. Kikuchi Yusuke Japan
44. Sakiya Akihiro Japan
45. Kawamura Fumio Japan
46. Sekiya Maki Japan
47. Yamamoto Akiko Japan
48.Numasawa Yoshito Japan

So my adored Maria Mazo will have to wait until the next Cliburn.  She is a truly profound talent, so it is just a matter of time before she either wins one of these or simply her career takes off without a competition victory.

[quasimodo]

So my adored Maria Mazo will have to wait until the next Cliburn.  She is a truly profound talent, so it is just a matter of time before she either wins one of these or simply her career takes off without a competition victory.

I'm kinda uspet as well.
Her Scriabin 4th sonata was so great... But her Appassionatta apparently was not convincing.

[cherub_rocker1979]

Here's Ingolf Wunder's Mephisto Waltz:
https://www.mediafire.com/?cxv1vrgcakd

Use VLC media player and select Audio Track 2
https://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html

[soliloquy]

In the second round are:

2. Andrey Korobejnikov (Russia)
7. Lima Dong Hek (Republic of Korea)
9. Sergey Kuznetsov (Russia)
11. Olga Kozlova (Russia)
16. Akiko Yamamoto (Japan)
17. Alexander Lubjantsev (Russia)
22. Eleonora Karpuhova (Russia)
24. Michael Shiljaev (Russia)
28. Tatyana Tessman (Russia)
29. Denis Evstjuhin (Russia)
30. Miroslav Kultishev (Russia)
31. Tatyana Kolesova (Russia)
32. Sergey Sobolev (Russia)
33. Benjamin Moser (Germany)
37. Elisey Babanov (Russia)
39. Kim Sung Hoon (Republic of Korea)
40. Feodor Amirov (Russia)
43. Tatyana Chernichka (Russia)
45. Irina Zaharenkova (Estonia)
46. Serhiy Salov (Ukraine)

29. Denis Evstjuhin (Russia)  (alt spelling Denis Evstioukhine)

Probably has the best chance of winning; ferocious Chopin and Liszt interpretations.  AM a bit surprised to see Mazo, Kolesnikov and Wang out in the first round though.  (have not watched any videos yet, looking forward to them)

[mephisto]

1. no prize
2. Kultyshev Miroslav (Russia)
3. Lubyantsev Aleksandr (Russia)
4. Sobolyev Sergey (Russia) and Lim Dong Hyek (republic of Korea)
5. Moser Benjamin (Germany)
6. Amirov fedor(Russia)

Best Tschaikovsky - Mozar, Sobolyev and Korobeynikov

[franzliszt2]

The competition was totally screwed up. So political it stinks. It really does!!!

[elevateme_returns]

why the hell is there no 1st place?!?!? thats SO SO SO stupid. i dont understand

[franzliszt2]

The whole competition was screwed up as usual. So deeply political it's disgusting.

[mephisto]

why the hell is there no 1st place?!?!? thats SO SO SO stupid. i dont understand

Because none of the contestants were good enough. All of them played worse in their 3rd round than in their 1st and 2nd round. I didn't watch the finals so I am only writing on behalf of the judges. But I have heard from many people that this is true.

Just for the record this have happened several times before. Also in the Chopin competition.

I do really think that it wasn't for political reasons this time, but this is only the way I see it.

[nicco]

Because none of the contestants were good enough. All of them played worse in their 3rd round than in their 1st and 2nd round.

Except for Kultyshev, who played, in several peoples opinion, better. His prok 3 was amazing, but it was not enough to reach the 1st place, no pianists showed that they had what it takes to reach the top. And yes, the rest played much worse then when i heard them in previous rounds. Poor amirov, he must have been nervous as hell.

[franzliszt2]

Because none of the contestants were good enough. All of them played worse in their 3rd round than in their 1st and 2nd round. I didn't watch the finals so I am only writing on behalf of the judges. But I have heard from many people that this is true.

Just for the record this have happened several times before. Also in the Chopin competition.

I do really think that it wasn't for political reasons this time, but this is only the way I see it.

Oh there was some amazing politcal screw ups this year. All to do with money, and people studying. I know some people in it, who are studying in UK now, and graduated from Moscow last year. And that sort of screwed them up. One was a major prizwinner this year, and in my opinion should have gone to the final. He  got more money from it than the person who got 3rd prize from audience prizes or whatever... yet he didn;t make the final And I no the reasons and I'm not allowed to say, but I can tell you that it is appauling

[prongated]

Just for the record this have happened several times before. Also in the Chopin competition.

...this is no longer the case with the Chopin, I think...the year Yundi Li won it was the first time they had the ruling that the 1st prize must be awarded...

...haven't seen Lim's concerto performance, but his Dumka was quite a something...

[avetma]

Miroslav Kultyshev

Liszt: Chasse neige

Mazeppa

Lim Dong Hyek

Čajkovski: Dumka

I don't like Chasse Neige interpretation at all

[elevateme_returns]

Because none of the contestants were good enough. All of them played worse in their 3rd round than in their 1st and 2nd round. I didn't watch the finals so I am only writing on behalf of the judges. But I have heard from many people that this is true.

Just for the record this have happened several times before. Also in the Chopin competition.

I do really think that it wasn't for political reasons this time, but this is only the way I see it.

but thats so stupid!!!! omg so so so stupid.

[nicco]

but thats so stupid!!!! omg so so so stupid.

Awwwww

Do you want your mommy?

[sharon_f]

I think it is so sad and disheartening that a competition which was once the most prestigious in the world of music has become almost irrelevant.

[furtwaengler]

And I think it's sad and disheartening that these competitions should hold much relevance at all, for they are a system and an environment foreign to music and inspiration, and damaging to musicians and musicality.