Congratulations to winners in the Alice and Eleonore Schoenfeld International String Competition!
Congratulations to winners in the Alice and Eleonore Schoenfeld International String Competition, which were announced Saturday in Harbin, China:
First prize winners Yun Tang, left, and Andi Zhang, right, both of China.
VIOLIN
- First Prize ($30,000 each): Andi Zhang, 23, of China; and Yun Tang, 24 of China
- Second Prize ($15,000): Bomsori Kim, 26, of South Korea; and Yiying Jang, 18, of China
- Third Prize ($7,000): Hannah Cho, 23, of U.S.
- Fourth Prize ($4,000): Yige Chen, 16, of China
Here is Andi Zhang's semi-final performance from the competition:
Finalists in the cello and chamber music divisions include:
CELLO:
- First Prize ($30,000): Christoph Croisé, 22, of France
- Second Prize ($15,000): Eunghee Cho of U.S.
- Third Prize ($7,000): Luca Giovannini of Italy; and Mo Mo of China
- Fourth Prize ($4,000): Eun Cho of South Korea
- Fifth Prize ($2,000): Minji Kim of South Korea
CHAMBER MUSIC:
- First Prize ($20,000): The Notos Piano Quartet of Germany
- Second Prize ($10,000): Friction Quartet of U.S.
- Third Prize ($5,000): YAS Quartet of U.S.
- Fourth Prize ($3,000): Los Angeles Ensemble of U.S.
- Fifth Prize ($2,000): Trio Kanon of Italy
- Sixth Prize ($1,000): Altius Quartet of U.S.
The competition began July 23 and concludes Monday. Jury members are Alice Schoenfeld (founder of the competition), Suli Xue (director), Shlomo Mintz (violin chair), Lynn Harrell (cello chair), Sergey Antonov, Jindong Cai, Christopher Costanza, David Grimal, Judith Ingolfsson, Josephine Knight, Martti Rousi, Zhongguo Sheng, Kirill Troussov, Marianna Vasileva and Daniel Veis.
Here is Yun Tang's semi-final performance from the competition:
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