2019 The 1st Round Results

 

The International Antonín Dvořák Composition Competition announces the results of the first round of judging for 2019 as follows:

A. Junior Category

Name	Title of Composition	Country
Jungmin Bae	Rhapsody for piano trio	South Korea
Francis Battah	Fantasie no.2 (Solo Piano)	Canada
Stella Gitelman Willoghby	Accents of Thunder for Symphony Orchestra	USA
Tristan Latchford	A Lament based upon F. Mendelssohn "Elias"	Great Britain
Yining Lo	Intertwined (String Quartet)	Taiwan
Maria del Pilar Miralles Castillo	Ages (Wind Quartet and Piano)	Spain
Patrik Gergő Oláh	Les Devies (Mass for Gipsy Orchestra, Chorus and 2 Solos)	Hungary
Jan Pospisil	Un Beau Rêve en Realite Triste	Czech
Alejandro Viramontes Nunura	Raíces	Mexico
Logan Vrankovic	Piano Sonata - Etude	USA
Jiaqi Wang	Being Mortal (for Chamber Ensemble)	China

B. Senior Category

Name	Title of Composition	Country
Venkatesh Balasubramanian	A Piece for String Quartet	India
Guillermo Buendia	The Hundred yearlong Journey	Spain
Yotam Ishay	Blessing of the Sun	Israel
Gabriel Iwasaki	The Adventurous (An Orchestral Cinematic Fantasy)	Peru
Jiyoung Kim	Piano Sonata in Bb Major	South Korea
Artem Laukhin	Postludium	Russia
Sooyeon Lim	Dances in Repeating pattern	South Korea
Minzuo Lu	Ripple (for 6 Instruments)	China
Alsu Nigmatullina	Quartet	Republic of Tatarstan/Russia
Ayumi Omori	Prayers to Japanese Gods by Ancient Poems (for Six Women's Voices and a Marimba)	Japan
Gabriele Ravizza	Winter Zürich	Italy
David John Roche	Four Bridges Four Movement (for Orchestra)	Great Britain
Czura Roman	Colour. Darkness. Light (Three Pieces for Strings)	Germany

 

The tenth annual International Antonín Dvořák Composition Competition applications were received until April 5, 2019.
From among the applicants, Twenty four have been selected to participate in the second round of judging. 
The judges who participated in the judging committee took careful interest to ensure that all judgments were made fairly. 
Unfortunately, we were not able to select all the outstanding compositions received. The International Antonín Dvořák Composition Competition will do its best to continue to seek out and support able world-wide composers.

We hope to see those of you who were not selected next year with even more outstanding compositions.    
Thank you.