Violin International International Henryk-Wianiawski — Wikipedia

Henryk Wieniawski (July 10, 1835 – March 31, 1880) was a Polish composer and violinist.

The Concours International de Violon Henryk Wieniawski is an international violin competition that takes place every five years in the city of Poznań in Poland.

The international violin competition Henryk Wieniawski was established in March 1935 for the first time and took place in the prestigious building of the Varsaw Philharmonic Orchestra. He was thus called in honor of the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Polish violinist, composer and pedagogue Henryk Wieniawski (1835-1880) ^{[ first ]} .

The competition was suspended due to the dramatic events of the Second World War, then the post -war political disturbances.

In 1952, the competition resumed in the city of Poznań ^{[ first ]} .

The prices are awarded according to the medal classification

• Gold medal: 30,000 euros
• Silver medal: 20,000 euros
• Bronze medal: 12,000 euros

In 1935, for the first prize, the gold medal was awarded to the French violinist Ginette Neveu and the silver medal to the Russian David Oïstrakh, then in order the Englishman Henri Tymian, the Russian Boris Goldstein, the Croatian Ljerko Spiller, the Italian Maria Sardo, the Polish Ida Handel.

1. Igor Oïstrakh, Soviet Union ( first ^is price) ;
2. Julian Sitowiecki, union soviétique et wanda wilkomska, Pologs ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Blanche Tarjus ( d ) France , Marina jaswili, olga parchomienko, union soviéix ( 3 ^{It is} price).

1. Roza Fajn, Soviet Union ( first ^is price) ;
2. Sidney Harth, UNITED STATES ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Mark Komissarw, Soviet Union ( 3 ^{It is} price).

1. Charles slowses, UNITED STATES ( first ^is price) ;
2. Oleg Krysa, Union Soviétique ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Krzysztof Jakowicz, Pologs ( 3 ^{It is} price).

1. Piotr Janowski, Pologs ( first ^is price) ;
2. Mikhail Bezwierychnyj, Union Sovétique ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Danczowska Kaja, Pologs ( 3 ^{It is} price).

1. Tatjana Grindenko, Soviet Union ( first ^is price) ;
2. Shizuka ishikawa, Japan ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Barbara Górzyńska, Pologs ( 3 ^{It is} price).

1. Vadim Brodsky, Soviet Union ( first ^is price) ;
2. Piotr Milewski, Pologs , Et Mikhail, Union Soviétique ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Zachar Bron, Union Sovétique, et Peter A. Zazofsky, UNITED STATES ( 3 ^{It is} price).

1. Keiko URUSHIHARA, Japan ( first ^is price) ;
2. Elisa Kawaguti, Japan ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Aurela Błaszczok, Pologs ( 3 ^{It is} price).

1. Yevgeny Buszkow, Soviet Union ( first ^is price) ;
2. NOBU WAKABAYASHI, Japan ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Robert Kabara, Pologs ( 3 ^{It is} price) ;
4. Victor Kouznietsov, Soviet Union ( 4 ^{It is} price).

1. Bartłomiej Nizioł, Pologs , et Piotr Pławner, Pologs ( first ^is price) ;
2. CHIE ABIKO, Japan ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. REIKO SHIRAISHI, Japan ( 3 ^{It is} price).

1. No first price ;
2. Reiko otani, Japan ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Akkiko Tanaka, Japan ( 3 ^{It is} price) ;
4. ASUKA SEZAKI, Japan Et Łukasz Błaszczyk, Pologs ( 4 ^{It is} price).

1. Alona Baeva, Russia ( first ^is price) ;
2. Soojin Han, Korea and Roman Simowic, Yugoslavia ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Gaik Kazazian, Armenia , Brachan Malkin, UNITED STATES et hiroko takahashi, Japan ( 3 ^{It is} price).

1. Szymczewska Agata, Pologs ( first ^is price) ;
2. Airi Suzuki, Japan ( 2 ^{It is} price) ;
3. Anna Maria Staśkiewicz, Pologs ( 3 ^{It is} price).

1. Soyoung Yoon, South Korea ( first ^is price) ^{[ first ]} ;
2. Miki Kobayashi, Japan ( 2 ^{It is} price) ^{[ first ]} ;
3. Stefan Tarara, Germany ( 3 ^{It is} price) ^{[ first ]} .

• 2016
  1. Veiko tighter ( first ^is price) ;
  2. BOMSORI KIM et SEIJI OKAMOTO ( 2 ^{It is} price).
• 2022
  1. Hina maeda ( first ^is price) ^{[ 2 ]} ;
  2. Meruert Karmenova ( 2 ^{It is} price) ^{[ 2 ]} ;
  3. Qingzhu weng ( 3 ^{It is} price) ^{[ 2 ]} .

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