Duo Adamova/Schäfer

2^nd Prize: ex aequo

Bella Adamova, Mezzosoprano (Czech Republic)
Malte Schäfer, Piano (Germany)

Duo Baleiro/Costa

2^nd Prize: ex aequo


André Baleiro, Baritone (Portugal)
Pedro Costa, Piano (Portugal)

Duo Kayaki/Ebina

3^rd Prize & Special Prize for the best interpretation of the commissioned work by Judith Weir

Sawako Kayaki, Soprano (Japan)
Haruka Ebina, Piano (Japan)

TRIO ORELON

1^st Prize & Special Prize for the best interpretation of the prizewinning work of the International Composition Competition Piano Trio, Tomasz Szczepaniks "Tessuto"

Marco Sanna, Piano (Italy)
Judith Stapf, Violin (Germany)
Arnau Rovira Bascompte, Violoncello (Spain)

TRIO UNIO

2^nd Prize



Young Sun Choi, Piano (Republic of Korea)
Eunji Kim, Violin (Republic of Korea)
Ah-Yeon Nam, Violoncello (Republic of Korea)

SOLERI TRIO

3^rd Prize



Asen Tanchev, Piano (Bulgaria/Germany)
Dainis Medjaniks, Violin (Latvia/Germany)
Moritz Weigert, Violoncello (Germany)

MINETTI QUARTETT (Austria)

2^nd Prize & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a work of Modern Music for String Quartet No. 2 op. 59 by Karol Szymanowski

Maria EHMER, Violin (Austria)
Markus HUBER, Viola (Austria)
Anna KNOPP, Violin (Austria)
Leonhard ROCZEK, Violoncello (Austria)

RUBENS QUARTETT (The Netherlands)

3^rd Prize & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of Franz Schubert for String Quartet in B flat major op. Post. 168 D 112

Joachim EIJLANDER, Violoncello (The Netherlands)
Roeland JAGERS, Viola (Austria)
Sidonie RIHA, Violin (Germany)
Quirine SCHEFFERS, Violin (Austria)

ATOS TRIO (Germany)

 1^st Prize & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work by Franz Schubert for the Trio in B flat major D 898

Stefan Heinemeyer, Violoncello (Germany)
Thomas Hoppe, Piano (Germany)
Annette von Hehn, Violin (Germany)

TRIO MONTPARNASSE

Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work of Modern Music for Trio No. 1 (1984/85) by Mauricio Kagel

Aurélie NAMONT, Piano (France)
Naoko OGIHARA, Violin (Japan)
Sonja Lena SCHMID, Violoncello (Germany)

TRIO IMÀGE (Germany)

3^rd Prize ex aequo & Audience Prize

Gergana GERGOVA, Violin (Bulgaria)
Pavlin NECHEV, Piano (Bulgaria)
Saerom PARK, Violoncello (Republic of Korea)

MORGENSTERN TRIO (Germany)

3^rd Prize ex aequo

Catherine KLIPFEL, Piano (France)
Nina REDDIG, Violin (Germany)
Emanuel WEHSE, Violoncello (Germany)

Duo Stacey BARTSCH / Peter McGILLVRAY

2^nd Prize



Peter McGILLVRAY, Baritone (Canada)
Stacey BARTSCH, Piano (Australia) - Professorship at KUG

Duo Raphael FAVRE / Chiho TOGAWA

3^rd Prize




Raphael FAVRE, Tenor (Switzerland)
Chiho TOGAWA, Piano (Japan)

Duo Wakako NAKASO / Jone PUNYTE

Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work of Modern Music for "Der explodierende Kopf" by Christian Jost

Wakako NAKASO, Soprano (Japan)
Jone PUNYTE, Piano (Lithuania)

Duo Florian JUST / Jan-Paul GRIJPINK

Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a work by Franz Schubert for "Nachtstück D 672" and "Totengräbers Heimweh D 842"

Florian JUST, Baritone (Germany)
Jan-Paul GRIJPINK, Piano (The Netherlands)

Andrey KOMANETSKY (Russia)

1^st Prize with "Affinity to Movement"

International Composition Competition in the category "Trio for Violin, Violoncello and Piano", on the occasion of the 6^th International Competition "Franz Schubert and Modern Music" 2006

ARIEL QUARTET (Israel)

1^st Prize
 

Amit EVEN-TOV, Violoncello (Israel)
Gershon GERCHIKOV, Violin (Israel)
Alexandra KAZOVSKY, Violin (Russia)
Sergey TARASHCHANSKY, Viola (Ukraine)

AVIV QUARTET (Israel/Canada)

2^nd Prize & Special Prize for the best Interpretation of a Work by Franz Schubert for "Das Tod und das Mädchen“

Evgenia EPSHTEIN, Violin (Russia)
Rachel MERCER, Violoncello (Candada)
Sergey OSTROVSKY, Violin (Russia)
Shuli WATERMAN, Viola (Israel)

TWINS QUARTET (Russia)

3^rd Prize


Elena ALEKSEEVA, Viola (Russia)
Elena ISSAENKOVA, Violin (Russia)
Tatjana ISSAENKOVA, Violin (Russia)
Irina SMIRNOVA, Violoncello (Russia)

QUATUOR TERPSYCORDES (Switzerland)

Special Prize for the best Interpretation of a Work of Modern Music for "Métamorphoses nocturnes“ by György Ligeti

Girolamo BOTTIGLIERI, Violin (Switzerland)
François GRIN, Violoncello (Switzerland)
Caroline HAAS, Viola (Switzerland)
Raya RAYTCHEVA, Violin (Bulgaria)

Duo Peter SCHÖNE / Norie TAKAHASHI


1^st Prize & Audience Prize

Peter SCHÖNE, Baritone (Germany)
Norie TAKAHASHI, Piano (Japan)

Duo Michael NAGY / Anette FISCHER-LICHDI

2^nd Prize & Speciial prize for the best interpretation of a work by Franz Schubert for "Nacht und Träume"

Michael NAGY, Baritone (Germany)
Anette FISCHER-LICHDI, Piano (Germany)

Duo Thomas MEGLIORANZA / Ying-Chien LIN

3^rd Prize ex aequo

Thomas MEGLIORANZA, Baritone (USA)
Ying-Chien LIN, Piano (Taiwan)

Duo Yo Chan AHN / Hedayet DJEDDIKAR

3^rd Prize ex aequo

Yo Chan AHN, Baritone (Republic of Korea)
Hedayet DJEDDIKAR, Piano (Germany)

Duo Silke EVERS / Wiebke TOM DIECK

Special Prize for the best interpretation in the field of modern music

Silke Evers, Soprano (Germany)
Wiebke tom Dieck, Piano (Germany)
 

Lukas Maria KUEN (Germany)

Best Pianistic Performance in the category LIED: Blüthner-Flügel (1.90 m) made by the Julius Blüthner Pianofortefabrik Leipzig

Duo Dóra SERES / Emese MALI


2^nd Prize ex aequo

Dóra SERES, Flute (Hungary)
Emese MALI, Piano (Hungary)

Duo Sandrine TILLY / Anne le BOZEC

2^nd Prize ex aequo

Sandrine TILLY, Flute (France)
Anne le BOZEC, Piano (France)

Duo Britta JACOBS / Mikhail MORDVINOV

3^rd Prize

Britta JACOBS, Flute (Germany)
Mikhail MORDVINOV, Piano (Russia)

Duo Xavier LUCK / Daniel LINTON-FRANCE

Special Prize of the President of the Competition Rector em.O.Univ.Prof. Dr. Otto Kolleritsch for the most original adaptation of the Schubert LIED "Du bist die Ruh"

Xavier LUCK, Flute (Australia)
Daniel LINTON-FRANCE, Piano (Australia)

Duo Natsuki SEIKI / Nobue ITO


Special Prize for the best interpretation in the field of Modern Music for "Horch, horch, the Lerch '  im Ätherblau" by Hans Zender

Natsuki SEIKI, Flute (Japan)
Nobue ITO, Piano (Japan)

QUARTETTO ARMONICO (Japan)

1^st Prize & Special Prize  for the Best Interpretation of a Work of Modern Music for the "Lyrische Suite" by Alban Berg

Emi IKUTA, Violin (Japan)
Ryo KUBOTA, Violoncello (Japan)
Natsuko SAKAMOTO, Viola (Japan)
Sayo SUGAYA, Violin (Japan)

AMAR QUARTETT  (Switzerland)

2^nd Prize & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a String Quartet by Ernst Krenek (on the occasion of his 100^th birthday on August 23, 2000)

Hannes BÄRTSCHI, Viola (Switzerland)
Anna BRUNNER, Violin (Switzerland)
Lorenz GAMMA, Violin (Switzerland)
Maja WEBER, Violoncello (Switzerland)

CONTEMPO QUARTET (Romania)

3^rd Prize



Andreea BANCIU, Viola (Romania)
Adrian MANTU, Violoncello (Romania)
Ingrid NICOLA, Violin (Romania)
Marius Bogdan SOFEI, Violin (Romania)

Michael WENDEBERG (Germany)

2^nd Prize & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work of Modern Music
 

Olga ANDRYUSHCHENKO (Russia)

2^nd Prize

Svetlana SOKOLOVA  (Russia)

3^rd Prize
 

Duo Letizia SCHERRER / Tatiana KORSUNSKAYA

1^st Prize

Letizia SCHERRER, Soprano (Switzerland)
Tatiana KORSUNSKAYA, Piano (Russia)

Duo Herman WALLÉN / Kanako NAKAGAWA

2^nd Prize & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work by Franz Schubert




Herman WALLÉN, Baritone (Finland)
Kanako NAKAGAWA, Piano (Japan)

Duo Bernhard BERCHTOLD / Irina PURYSHINSKAJA

3^rd Prize & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work by Franz Schubert
Special Prize for the Best Pianistic Performance in the category LIED Blüthner-Flügel (1.90 m) produced by the Julius Blüthner Pianofortefabrik Leipzig

Bernhard BERCHTOLD, Tenor (Austria)
Irina PURYSHINSKAJA, Piano (Russia, died in 2012)

Duo Evgenia GREKOVA / Matthias ALTEHELD

Special Prize of the President of the Competition, Rector O.Univ.Prof. Dr. Otto Kolleritsch

Evgenia GREKOVA, Soprano (Russia)
Matthias ALTEHELD, Piano (Germany)

Duo Markus VOLPERT / Bernd SCHÄFER

Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work of Modern Music for "...Wenn aber ..." by Friedhelm Döhl

Markus VOLPERT, Baritone (Germany)
Bernd SCHÄFER, Piano (Germany)

JERUSALEM QUARTET (Israel)

1^st Prize & Special Prize  for the Best Interpretation of a Work of 20^th Century Music

Sergei BRESSLER
Amichai GROSS
Alexander PAVLOVSKY - KUG-Professor since October 1, 2022
Kyril ZLOTNIKOV

QUINTEN QUARTET (Russia)

2^nd Prize & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work by Franz Schubert

Vladimir BYSTRITSKY
Dmitry KHRYTCHEV
Vladislav PESSINE
Tatiana RAZOUMOVA

Duo UEMURA / MURAMATSU

1^st Prize & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work of 20^th Century Music

Naho UEMURA, Violin (Japan)
Tamami MURAMATSU, Piano (Japan)

Duo DOLL / MILFORD

2^nd Prize & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work by Franz Schubert

Barbara DOLL, Violin (Germany)
Julian MILFORD, Piano (United Kingdom)

Duo TROSTIANSKY / VAINSHTEIN

3^rd Prize


Alexander TROSTIANSKY, Violin (Russia)
Dina VAINSHTEIN, Piano (Russia)

Duo VONDUNG / VERONESI-KAGEN

2^nd Prize ex aequo


Anke VONDUNG, Mezzosoprano (Germany)
Yasuko VERONESI-KAGEN, Piano (Japan)

Duo KOVÁCS / HEGEDÜS GÖNCZY

2^nd Prize ex aequo & Special Prize for the Best Interpretation of a Work by Franz Schubert

István KOVÁCS, Bass (Hungary)
Katalin HEGEDÜS GÖNCZY, Piano (Hungary)

Duo KIDON / KARLSHOJ

3^rd Prize


Klaudia KIDON, Soprano (Poland)
Kirsten KARLSHOJ, Piano (Denmark)

Duo BAUER / KLINGLER

Special Prize  for the Best Interpretation of a Work of 20^th Century Music

Thomas A. BAUER, Baritone (Germany)
Martin KLINGLER, Piano (Germany)

Eun-Jung LEE-KIM (Republic of Korea), Piano

Promotion Prize & Special Prize of the Jury for the Pianistic Performance in the LIED category

Sabina von WALTHER (Italy), Soprano

Promotion Prize