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Catch the live excitement of the International Competition for Young Pianists on February 6–10th, 2024
Young Masters
Behold the brilliance of our Young Masters, a gathering of exceptional young pianists who have enthusiastically enrolled in the prestigious Kharkiv Meets Zurich International Volodymyr Krainey Competition for Young Pianists from across the globe. Prepare to be captivated by the remarkable performances of these budding talents as they showcase their artistry and passion on the grand stage. Witness the future of classical piano unfold as these gifted individuals take center stage, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music. Join us in celebrating the boundless potential and extraordinary achievements of these rising stars in the realm of classical piano.
Upcoming Winners – all categories
Collins Tanujaya
(2006) | INDONESIA
The second place of the category YOUNG MASTER | B-Group
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Avtandili Vartagava
(2010) | SAKARTVELO (GEORGIA)
First place in category Debut | E-Group
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Schedule
09:00—09:25, Yinqi Wang, China
09:25—09:50, Revaz Marshania, Sakartvelo (Georgia)
09:50—10:15, Chiara Bleve, Italy
10:15—10:40, Ben Lepetit, Germany
11:00—11:25, Mariia Kompan, Ukraine
11:25—11:50, Alexander Sahatci, Switzerland
11:50—12:15, Collins Tanujaya, Indonesia
13:15—13:40, Sarah Péranraud, Spain
13:40—14:05, Makar Voinarovskyi, Ukraine
14:05—14:30, Javelyn Kryeziu, Switzerland
14:30—14:55, Ivan Petrović-Poljak, Croatia
15:15—15:40, Dea Gverdtsiteli-Abakelia, Sakartvelo (Georgia)
15:40—16:05, Artemiy Sokolovskiy, Israel
16:05—16:30, Janick Cech, Germany
16:30—16:55, Leroy Ma, Australia
17:15—17:40, Luc van Doornick, Switzerland
17:40—18:05, Oleksandra Kiktenko, Ukraine
18:05—18:30, Schuyi Wang, Germany
09:30—09:50, Anke Chen, China
09:50—10:10, Jeffrey Dong, Australia
10:10—10:30, Oleksandr Fediurko, Ukraine
10:30—10:50, Jonathan Ng, Switzerland
11:10—11:30, Ayano Yoneda, Japan
11:30—11:50, Enruei Yang, Taiwan
11:50—12:10, Andrii Zakhodiakin, Ukraine
12:10—12:30, Catherine Li, Australia
14:00—14:20, Vera Bondarenko, Ukraine
14:20—14:40, Yi Ting Liana Cheng, Hong Kong
14:40—15:00, Lizi Razmadze, Sakartvelo (Georgia)
15:00—15:20, Ivan Petrenko, Ukraine
15:40—16:00, Daniel Strebulaev, United States
16:00—16:20, Jamil Sadizade, Azerbaijan
16:20—16:40, Yuqiao Chen, China
16:40—17:00, Harun Ergen, Switzerland
17:00—17:20, Fong Teng Wong, Macau
Category Young Masters | A-Group
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Oleksandr Fediurko
(2010) | UKRAINE
The winner of the first round of the category YOUNG MASTER | A-Group(comments: 0)
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Catherine Li
(2009) | AUSTRALIA
The winner of the first round of the category YOUNG MASTER | A-Group(comments: 0)
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Yi Ting Liana Cheng
(2008) | HONG KONG
The winner of the first round of the category YOUNG MASTER | A-Group(comments: 0)
Category Young Masters | B-Group
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Chiara Bleve
(2006) | ITALY
The winner of the first round of the category YOUNG MASTER | B-Group(comments: 1)
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Collins Tanujaya
(2006) | INDONESIA
The second place of the category YOUNG MASTER | B-Group(comments: 0)
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Ivan Petrović-Poljak
(2004) | CROATIA
The winner of the first round of the category YOUNG MASTER | B-Group(comments: 0)
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Dea Gverdtsiteli-Abakelia
(2004) | SAKARTVELO (GEORGIA)
Category YOUNG MASTER | B-Group(comments: 0)
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Schuyi Wang
(2003) | GERMANY
The winner of the first round of the category YOUNG MASTER | B-Group(comments: 0)
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Kharkiv Meets Zurich
15th International Volodymyr Krainev Competition for Young Pianists – Kantonsschule Uster and Zurich University of the Arts
5th – 10th February 2024
Due to the current situation in Ukraine, it is impossible to hold the competition in Kharkiv. The 15th edition of the competition will therefore take place in Zurich thanks to the support of the European Union of Music Competitions for Youth ( EMCY ), the Uster Cantonal School and the Swiss association “Jugend beflügelt”. The “Kharkiv Meets Zurich” International Competition for Young Pianists not only represents the impressive cooperation between different organizations, but is also an expression of respect for a long-standing tradition. The original “International Krainev Piano Competition” was founded in 1992 by the renowned pianist Volodymyr Krainev (1944–2011) in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Over three decades, this prestigious competition has attracted talented young pianists from all over the world, many of whom have gone on to impress audiences on the world's biggest stages as internationally recognized artists.
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