Shanghai Isaac Stern International Violin Competition

Violin
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Seasonality: Every two years
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Not only did its staggering line-up of jurors and collaboration with renowned musicians contribute to the Competition's global fame in the musical community, but also it was its uniqueness - the uncommonly large amount of repertoire and high level of difficulty and intensity, the section that featured the new commissioned Chinese work and for which the Best Chinese Work Performance Award was created, as well as the special prize Isaac Stern Human Spirit Award - that put it under the spotlight. Alongside, through Shanghai Symphony Orchestra's vast international network of resources and cooperation with the famous orchestras, it enables for promising contestants the prosperous careers and encourages them to embrace their artistic dreams by providing with professional opportunities including performance contracts, concert tours, album recording and introductions to world-class music agencies. The past two editions of the Competition presented a total of more than 150 hours' schedule with over 60 concerts. In spite of that, tickets were immediately sold out upon the opening of ticket sales. And, for the larger audience globally, all rounds of the Competition were broadcast live on the internet, setting yet another record by over ten millions of views. The Organisation Committee also ensured a diverse program for audience to enjoy a world-class competition even at home, including the daily specialist commentary, pre-performance lectures, review of each round via radio as well as interval commentary during television broadcast.
2016
2018
2021
Juries
Winners
Name
Satus
Instrument
Nationality
Boris Kuschnir
Jury
Violin
Ukrainian
Daniel Heifetz
Jury
Violin
American
David Cerone
Jury
Violin
American
David Stern
Jury
Orchestral conducting
American
Elmar Oliveira
Jury
Violin
American
Jian Wang
Jury
Cello
Chinese
Martin Engstroem
Jury
Voice
Swedish
Maxim Vengerov
Jury
Violin
Russian
Vera Tsu Weiling
Jury
Violin
Chinese
Zakhar Bron
Jury
Violin
Kazakhstani
Zhenshan Wang
Jury
Violin
Chinese
David Stern
President
Orchestral conducting
American
Vera Tsu Weiling
President
Violin
Chinese
Name
Satus
Instrument
Nationality
School
Ji-Wong Song
Best Chinese Work Performance Award
Violin
South-korean
Mayu Kishima
1st Prize
Violin
Japanese
Yiming Liu
6th Prize
Violin
Chinese
Charles Richard-Hamelin
5th Prize
Piano
Canadian
Sergei Dogadin
2nd Prize
Violin
Russian
Sirena Huang
3rd Prize
Violin
American
Stefan Tarara
4th Prize
Violin
German
Name
Satus
Instrument
Nationality
Augustin Dumay
Jury
Violin
Daniel Heifetz
Jury
Violin
American
Dora Schwarzberg
Jury
Violin
Austrian
Glenn Dicterow
Jury
Violin
American
Yulia Chaplina
Jury
Piano
Russian
Lü Siqing
Jury
Violin
Chinese
Maxim Vengerov
Jury
Violin
Russian
Philip Setzer
Jury
Violin
American
Sreten Krstić
Jury
Violin
Serbian
Weigang Li
Jury
Violin
Chinese
Zakhar Bron
Jury
Violin
Kazakhstani
Antal Szalai
Jury
Violin
Hungarian
David Stern
President
Orchestral conducting
American
Vera Tsu Weiling
President
Violin
Chinese
Name
Satus
Instrument
Nationality
School
Chang Yuan Ting
5th Prize
Violin
Chinese
Diana Tishchenko
3rd Prize
Violin
Ukrainian
Jiayi Chen
4th Prize
Violin
Chinese
Nancy Zhou
1st Prize
Violin
American
Olga Šroubková
2nd Prize
Violin
Czech
Yun Tang
6th Prize
Violin
Chinese
Name
Satus
Instrument
Nationality
Glenn Dicterow
Jury
Violin
American
Hagai Shaham
Jury
Violin
Israeli
Joel Smirnoff
Jury
Violin
American
Maxim Vengerov
Jury
Violin
Russian
Jury
Vera Tsu Weiling
Jury
Violin
Chinese
Weigang Li
Jury
Violin
Chinese
Name
Satus
Instrument
Nationality
School