Avec plusieurs récompenses dont le Grand Prix de la ville, le ténor russe Andrei Danilov est le grand vainqueur samedi dernier, 2 juillet, de la 55e International Vocal Competition de Bois-Le-Duc (Hertogenbosch en néerlandais). Voir ci-dessous le palmarès complet.
Grand Prix City of ’s-Hertogenbosch € 7,500
Winner: Andrei Danilov, tenor (Russia, 1988)
Opera Prize € 7,500
Winner: Andrei Danilov, tenor (Russia, 1988)
Toonkunst Oratorio Prize € 7,500
Winner: Bella Adamova, Mezzo-soprano (Czech Republic, 1992)
Wagner Prize of the Netherlands € 3,000 cash prize, plus € 2,000 scholarship prize
Winner: Sílvia Sequeira, Soprano (Portugal, 1992)
Staetshuys Fund Prize € 3,500
Winner: Stanisław Napierała, Tenor (Poland, 1997)
Second Prize for a Finalist in either the Opera or Oratorio category.
Young Talent prize of the Province of North Brabant € 3,500
Winner: Yurii Strakhov, Baritone (Ukraine, 2002)
The Young Talent Prize of the Province of North Brabant is awarded to a singer under the age of 25. The winner was chosen in the Semi-finals.
Van Riemsdijk Prize € 2.500
Winner: Linsey Coppens, Mezzo-soprano (Belgium, 1993)
Prize is awarded to the participant who best performs the prize song ‘Vermeer’s Gold’ by composer Bart Visman and lyricist Marc Pantus.
Marianne Blok Prize € 2,000
Winner: Xueli Zhou, Soprano (China, 1992)
For the most musically gifted coloratura soprano. The winner was chosen in the Semi-finals.
ANED Fund Audience Prize € 1,500
Winner: Sílvia Sequeira, Soprano (Portugal, 1992)
Prize Association Friends of the IVC € 1,500
Winner: Irene Hoogveld, soprano (Netherlands, 1992)
Press Prize € 1,000
Winner: Andrei Danilov, tenor (Russia, 1988)
Junior Jury Prize € 500
Winner: Bella Adamova, mezzo-soprano (Czech Republic, 1992)