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Flute competitions
Carl Nielsen International Competition

Carl Nielsen International Competition

The competition was established in 1980 under the patronage of Queen Margarethe of Denmark., initially as a violin competition with its first President Henryk Szeryng. The flute edition was added in 1998. From 2019, the Carl Nielsen International Competitions for violin, clarinet, and flute will be held concurrently for the first time. Since 2019 the competition has three Artistic Advisors:  Nikolaj Znaider, Emmanuel Pahud, and Martin Fröst.


The next competition for Flute:

- TBA

2022 Flute Jury:

Karl-Heinz Schütz, (Chairperson): Principal Solo Flute with the Vienna Philharmonic orchestra
Walter Auer, Austria
Rune Most, solo flautist with the Odense Symphony orchestra
Emily Beynon,  Principal flute of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
Marina Piccinini, solo flutist, Professor of flute at the Peabody Institute


 

Laureates of previous competitions

2022
Alberto Navarra, Italy: 1st prize
Seohyeon Kim, South Korea: 2nd prize
Alberto Acuna Almela, Spain: 3rd prize
2019
Joséphine Olech, France: 1st prize
Marianna Julia Żołnacz, Poland: 2nd prize
Rafael Adobas Bayog, Spain: 3rd prize
2014
Sebastian Jacot, Switzerland: 1st prize
Yukie Ota, Japan: 2nd prize
Yaeram Park, South Korea: 3rd prize
2010
Adriana Ferreira, Portugal: 1st prize
2006
Alexandra Grot, Russia: 1st prize
Łukasz Długosz, Poland: 2nd prize
Grigory Mordashov, Russia: 3rd prize
Marion Ralincourt, France: 3rd prize
2002
Pirmin Grehl, Germany: 1st prize
Denis Bouriakov, Russia: 2nd prize
Fruzsina Varga, Hungary: 3rd prize
Sarah Rumer, Switzerland: 4th prize
1998
Karl-Heinz Schütz, Austria: 1st prize
Kazunori Seo, Japan: 2nd prize
Henrik Wiese, Germany: 3rd prize
Natalie Schwaabe, Germany: 4th prize