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Founded in 1993 by Pl\u00e1cido Domingo, the competition’s varied prizes have been given to known artists such as Joseph Calleja, Rolando Villaz\u00f3n, Jos\u00e9 Cura, Joyce DiDonato, Elizabeth Futral, Nina Stemme, Erwin Schrott, Sonya Yoncheva and Lise Davidsen.[2][3]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Table of ContentsOverview[edit]Chances of winning[edit]List of winners[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]Overview[edit]The competition’s parent organization, Operalia Foundation, is a nonprofit organization based in Beverly Hills, California,[1] with postal address in New York City’s Upper West Side.[4] The competition itself takes place in different cities each year. Cities which have hosted the competition include Paris at both the Palais Garnier and Th\u00e9\u00e2tre du Ch\u00e2telet, Mexico City in one of the Televisa Recording Studios, Madrid at the Teatro de la Zarzuela, Bordeaux at the Grand Th\u00e9\u00e2tre, Tokyo at the Kan’i Hoken Hall\u00a0[ja], Hamburg at the Laeiszhalle, Puerto Rico at the Luis A. Ferr\u00e9 Performing Arts Center, Los Angeles at both UCLA’s Royce Hall and the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Washington, D.C. at George Washington University’s Lisner Auditorium, Austria, Germany and Switzerland, Madrid at the Teatro Real, Valencia at the Palau de les Arts Reina Sof\u00eda, Qu\u00e9bec at the Palais Montcalm\u00a0[fr] and Grand Th\u00e9\u00e2tre de Qu\u00e9bec, Astana at Astana Opera,  Lisbon at the Teatro Nacional de S\u00e3o Carlos[5] and Prague at the National Theatre.The competition is open to singers of all voice types between the ages of 18 and 32 who are already performing professionally. Applicants are required to submit two recent video recordings of them singing with piano or live orchestra. Based on these submissions, 40 singers get selected for the competition.[6] According to Operalia, the organization receives 800 to 1.000 submissions each year, other sources speak of “hundreds” of applications.[7]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4The jury is presided over by Domingo, although he himself does not judge the competition.[7] Among jury members are Domingo’s wife Marta Domingo, singers, opera directors, casting directors, artistic directors and consultants of renowned opera houses.[8][9][10]Competitors must prepare four arias. Two additional zarzuela arias are required for the optional zarzuela competition. In the first round each of the 40 singers gets to choose one aria they want to sing, the jury selects a second aria and the zarzuela aria from the contestant’s list. Twenty singers are eliminated in the first round. The second round involves the performance of one aria chosen by the jury, after which ten singers proceed to the final round. For the final round, singers choose one aria and one zarzuela from their list.[6]While the jury deliberates the numerous winners, the audience votes for their favorite female and male singers.[7] The final round is performed with orchestra, quarter and semi finals are with piano accompaniment.In the general competition 1st prize, 2nd prize, and 3rd prize are awarded. Winners of the zarzuela competition receive the Pl\u00e1cido Domingo Ferrer Prize or Pepita Embil Prize, named after Domingo’s parents.[7] The audience prize is a wristwatch by the competition’s main sponsor.[7] The San Juan, Puerto Rico based nonprofit organization[11]CulturArte de Puerto Rico is sponsoring the CulturArte Prize. Performers of German repertoire by Richard Strauss or Richard Wagner can receive the Birgit Nilsson Prize.[7] Prizes can be shared, in the past by up to 4 singers for one prize.[12] It is also possible for a singer to receive several awards.[12] Up to 17 prizes have been awarded in a single year.[12] Since 2017, finalists who didn’t win a prize receive an Encouragement Award.[7]Chances of winning[edit]In the 27 competitions from 1993 to 2019, 219 singers received prizes. 151 received one prize, 52 two, 15 three, and one singer received four prizes at the Lisbon competition in 2018. The most prizes had been awarded at the competition in 2009, with 17 prizes for 10 singers. Without counting the Encouragement Award, one out of five singers received a prize.[12]List of winners[edit]Year, placePrize(s)[12]NameVoice typeCountry2021, Moscow1st PrizeVictoria Karkachevamezzo-sopranoRussiaIv\u00e1n Ay\u00f3n-RivastenorPeru2nd PrizeMan\u00e9 GaloyansopranoArmeniaBekhzod DavronovtenorUzbekistanJonah HoskinstenorUnited States3rd PrizeEmily PogorelcsopranoUnited StatesDmitry CheblykovbaritoneRussiaJusung Gabriel Parkbass-baritoneSouth KoreaZarzuela PrizeMan\u00e9 GaloyansopranoArmeniaIv\u00e1n Ay\u00f3n-RivastenorPeruCulturArte PrizeEkaterina SannikovasopranoRussiaBirgit Nilsson PrizeVictoria Karkachevamezzo-sopranoRussiaAudience PrizeMan\u00e9 GaloyansopranoArmeniaIv\u00e1n Ay\u00f3n-RivastenorPeru2019, Prague1st PrizeAdriana Gonz\u00e1lezsopranoGuatemalaXabier AnduagatenorSpain2nd PrizeMaria Kataevamezzo-sopranoRussiaGihoon KimbaritoneSouth Korea3rd PrizeChristina NilssonsopranoSwedenAryeh Nussbaum CohencountertenorUnited States \/ GermanyZarzuela PrizeAdriana GonzalezsopranoGuatemalaXabier AnduagatenorSpainCulturArte PrizeAnna ShapovalovasopranoRussiaBirgit Nilsson PrizeFelicia MooresopranoUnited StatesChristina NilssonsopranoSwedenAudience PrizeMaria Kataevamezzo-sopranoRussiaGihoon KimbaritoneSouth Korea2018, Lisbon1st PrizeEmily D’Angelomezzo-sopranoCanada \/ ItalyPavel PetrovtenorBelarus2nd PrizeMigran AgadzhanyantenorRussiaSamantha Hankeymezzo-sopranoUnited States3rd PrizeArseny YakovlevtenorRussiaRihab Chaiebmezzo-sopranoCanadaZarzuela PrizeEmily D’Angelomezzo-sopranoCanada \/ ItalyPavel PetrovtenorBelarusLuis GomestenorPortugalCulturArte PrizeJosy Santosmezzo-sopranoBrazilBirgit Nilsson PrizeEmily D’Angelomezzo-sopranoCanada \/ ItalySamantha Hankeymezzo-sopranoUnited StatesAudience PrizeLuis GomestenorPortugalEmily D’Angelomezzo-sopranoCanada \/ Italy2017, Astana[9]1st PrizeLevy SekgapanetenorSouth AfricaAdela ZahariasopranoRomania2nd PrizeKristina Mkhitaryan\u00a0[ru]sopranoRussiaDavide GiustitenorItaly3rd PrizeMaria MudryaksopranoKazakhstanLeon KimbaritoneSouth KoreaZarzuela PrizeMarco CiaponitenorItalyAdela ZahariasopranoRomaniaCulturArte PrizeSooyeon LeesopranoSouth KoreaBirgit Nilsson PrizeOksana Sekerina\u00a0[de]sopranoRussiaBoris Pr\u00fdglbass-baritoneCzech RepublicAudience PrizeMaria MudryaksopranoKazakhstanLeon KimbaritoneSouth Korea2016, Guadalajara1st PrizeElsa DreisigsopranoFranceKonu KimtenorSouth Korea2nd PrizeBogdan VolkovtenorRussiaMarina Costa-JacksonsopranoUnited States\/Italy3rd PrizeOlga KulchynskasopranoUkraineRame LahajtenorKosovoZarzuela PrizeMarina Costa-JacksonsopranoUnited States\/ItalyJuan Carlos HerediabaritoneMexicoNicholas Brownleebass-baritoneUnited StatesCulturArte PrizeElena Stikhina\u00a0[ru; de]sopranoRussiaBirgit Nilsson PrizeBrenton RyantenorUnited StatesAudience PrizeElena StikhinasopranoRussiaKonu KimtenorSouth Korea2015, London1st PrizeLise DavidsensopranoNorwayIoan Hotea\u00a0[ro]tenorRomania2nd PrizeDarren Pene PatitenorNew ZealandHera Hyesang ParksopranoSouth Korea3rd PrizeEdward ParksbaritoneUnited StatesNoluvuyiso MpofusopranoSouth AfricaZarzuela PrizeHera Hyesang ParksopranoSouth KoreaIoan HoteatenorRomaniaCulturArte PrizeKiandra HowarthsopranoAustraliaBirgit Nilsson PrizeLise DavidsensopranoNorwayAudience PrizeLise DavidsensopranoNorwayDarren Pene PatitenorNew Zealand2014, Los Angeles1st PrizeRachel Willis-S\u00f8rensensopranoUnited StatesMario ChangtenorGuatemala2nd PrizeAmanda WoodburysopranoUnited StatesJoshua GuerrerotenorUnited States\/Mexico3rd PrizeAndrey NemzercountertenorRussiaMariangela SiciliasopranoItalyJohn HolidaycountertenorUnited StatesAna\u00efs ConstanssopranoFranceZarzuela PrizeRachel Willis-S\u00f8rensensopranoUnited StatesMario ChangtenorGuatemalaCulturArte PrizeJoshua GuerrerotenorUnited States\/MexicoBirgit Nilsson PrizeRachel Willis-S\u00f8rensensopranoUnited StatesAudience PrizeAmanda WoodburysopranoUnited StatesMario ChangtenorGuatemala2013, Verona1st PrizeAo Libass-baritoneChinaAida GarifullinasopranoRussia2nd PrizeJulie FuchssopranoFranceSimone Piazzola\u00a0[de]baritoneItaly3rd PrizeKathryn LeweksopranoUnited StatesZach BorichevskytenorUnited StatesZarzuela PrizeHae Ji ChangsopranoSouth KoreaBenjamin BlisstenorUnited StatesCulturArte PrizeVladimir Dmitruk\u00a0[de]tenorBelarusBirgit Nilsson PrizeClaudia HucklecontraltoUnited KingdomTracy CoxsopranoUnited StatesAudience PriceSimone PiazzolabaritoneItalyKathryn LeweksopranoUnited States2012, Beijing1st PrizeAnthony Roth CostanzocountertenorUnited StatesEnkhbatyn Amart\u00fcvshinbaritoneMongoliaJanai BruggersopranoUnited States2nd PrizeGuanqun YusopranoUnited StatesBrian JagdetenorUnited StatesYunpeng WangbaritoneChina3rd PrizeNadezhda Karyazinamezzo-sopranoRussiaRoman BurdenkobaritoneRussiaZarzuela PrizeJanai BruggersopranoUnited StatesYunpeng WangbaritoneChinaCulturArte PrizeAntonio PolitenorItalyBirgit Nilsson PrizeBrian JagdetenorUnited StatesAudience PrizeJanai BruggersopranoUnited StatesYunpeng WangbaritoneChina2011, Moscow1st PrizePretty YendesopranoSouth AfricaRen\u00e9 BarberatenorUnited States2nd PrizeOlga BusuiocsopranoMoldovaKonstantin ShushakovbaritoneRussia3rd PrizeOlga PudovasopranoRussiaJaesig LeetenorSouth KoreaZarzuela PrizePretty YendesopranoSouth AfricaOlga BusuiocsopranoMoldovaRen\u00e9 BarberatenorUnited StatesCulturArte PrizeJavier ArreybaritoneChileBirgit Nilsson PrizeJongmin ParkbassSouth KoreaAudience PrizePretty YendesopranoSouth AfricaRen\u00e9 BarberatenorUnited States2010, Milan1st PrizeSonya YonchevasopranoBulgaria\u0218tefan PoptenorRomania2nd PrizeRosa FeolasopranoItalyGiordano Luc\u00e0tenorItalyIevgen OrlovbassUkraine3rd PrizeDinara AliyevasopranoAzerbaijanChae Jun LimbassSouth KoreaZarzuela PrizeNathaniel PeaketenorUnited StatesRosa FeolasopranoItalyCulturArte PrizeSonya YonchevasopranoBulgariaBirgit Nilsson PrizeRyan McKinnybass-baritoneUnited StatesAudience PrizeRosa FeolasopranoItaly\u0218tefan PoptenorRomania2009, P\u00e9cs\/Budapest1st PrizeJulia NovikovasopranoRussiaAlexey KudryatenorRussia2nd PrizeAngel BluesopranoUnited StatesJordan BischbassUnited StatesDimitrios FlemotomostenorGreece3rd PrizeKostas Smoriginasbass-baritoneLithuaniaAuxiliadora Toledano\u00a0[es; ca]sopranoSpainAnita WatsonsopranoAustraliaWenwei ZhangbassChinaZarzuela PrizeAngel BluesopranoUnited StatesDimitrios FlemotomostenorGreeceCulturArte PrizeArnold RutkowskitenorPolandAudience PrizeDimitrios FlemotomostenorGreeceJulia NovikovasopranoRussiaSpecial PrizeAlexey KudryatenorRussiaKostas Smoriginasbass-baritoneLithuaniaAuxiliadora ToledanosopranoSpain2008, Quebec City1st PrizeMar\u00eda Alejandres KatzaravasopranoMexicoJoel Prieto\u00a0[de; fr]tenorSpain \/ Puerto Rico2nd PrizeThiago ArancamtenorBrazilOksana KramaryevasopranoUkraine3rd PrizeElena XanthoudakissopranoGreece\/AustraliaK\u00e1roly Szemer\u00e9dy\u00a0[hu]baritoneHungaryZarzuela PrizeKetevan Kemoklidzemezzo-sopranoGeorgiaMar\u00eda Alejandres KatzaravasopranoMexicoJoel PrietotenorSpain \/ Puerto RicoThiago ArancamtenorBrazilCulturArte PrizeJoel PrietotenorSpain \/ Puerto RicoAudience PrizeThiago ArancamtenorBrazilOksana KramaryevasopranoUkraine2007, Paris1st PrizeEkaterina Lekhina\u00a0[ru]sopranoRussiaTae Joong YangbaritoneSouth Korea2nd PrizeOlga PeretyatkosopranoRussiaDavid Bi\u017ei\u0107baritoneSerbiaDmytro PopovtenorUkraine3rd PrizeMarco CariabaritoneItalyLisette OropesasopranoUnited StatesZarzuela PrizeRachele GilmoresopranoUnited StatesCarine Sechehayemezzo-sopranoSwitzerlandAurelio GabaldontenorSpainLisette OropesasopranoUnited StatesCulturArte PrizeCarmen Solis GonzalezsopranoSpainAudience PrizeMarco CariabaritoneItalyOrchestra PrizeDmytro PopovtenorUkraine2006, Valencia1st PrizeMaija Kova\u013cevskasopranoLatviaDavid LomelitenorMexico2nd PrizeAilyn P\u00e9rezsopranoUnited StatesS\u00e9bastien Gu\u00e8zetenorFrance3rd PrizeMaria Teresa Alberola BanulssopranoSpainTrevor ScheunemannbaritoneUnited StatesZarzuela PrizeDavid LomelitenorMexicoMaria Teresa Alberola BanulssopranoSpainCulturArte PrizeKaren VuongsopranoUnited StatesAudience PrizeS\u00e9bastien Gu\u00e8zetenorFranceMaria Teresa Alberola BanulssopranoSpain2005, Madrid1st PrizeSusanna PhillipssopranoUnited StatesVasily Ladyuk\u00a0[ru]baritoneRussia2nd PrizeJoseph KaisertenorCanadaDi\u00f3genes RandesbassBrazil3rd PrizeDavid Menendez DiazbaritoneSpainJoshua Langston HopkinsbaritoneCanadaZarzuela PrizeArturo Chac\u00f3n CruztenorMexicoKinga Dobay\u00a0[de]mezzo-sopranoGermanyCulturArte PrizeArturo Chac\u00f3n CruztenorMexicoAudience PrizeSusanna PhillipssopranoUnited States2004, Los Angeles1st PrizeWoo Kyung KimtenorSouth Korea2nd PrizeNataliya KovalovasopranoUkraine3rd PrizeDmitry VoropaevtenorRussia4th PrizeMikhail PetrenkobassRussiaMaria JoostesopranoSouth AfricaVitaly BilyybaritoneUkraineDmitry KorchaktenorRussiaZarzuela PrizeDmitry KorchaktenorRussiaIn-Sung SimbaritoneSouth KoreaCulturArte PrizeIrina LungusopranoRussiaAudience PrizeNataliya KovalovasopranoUkraine2003, Bodensee(St. Gallen,Bregenz,Friedrichshafen,Mainau)[13]1st PrizeAdriana Damato\u00a0[it]sopranoItaly2nd PrizeJozef Gjipali (Giuseppe Gipali)tenorAlbania3rd PrizeIsrael Lozano\u00a0[es; ca]tenorSpainJesus GarciatenorUnited StatesZarzuela PrizeSabina Pu\u00e9rtolassopranoSpainJennifer ChecksopranoUnited StatesMario CassibaritoneItalyIsrael LozanotenorSpainAudience PrizeIsrael LozanotenorSpain2002, Paris1st PrizeCarmen GiannattasiosopranoItalyElena Manistinamezzo-sopranoRussia2nd PrizeSt\u00e9phane DegoutbaritoneFranceJohn MatztenorUnited States3rd PrizeMaria FontoshsopranoRussiaZarzuela PrizeAnna Kiknadzemezzo-sopranoGeorgiaJae Hyoung KimtenorSouth KoreaJohn MatztenorUnited StatesCulturArte PrizeKate Aldrichmezzo-sopranoUnited StatesAudience PrizeCarmen GiannattasiosopranoItaly2001, Washington, D.C.1st PrizeGuang Yangmezzo-sopranoChina2nd PrizeAlessandra RezzasopranoItalyHyoung-Kyoo KangbaritoneSouth Korea3rd PrizeMaya DashuksopranoRussiaZarzuela PrizeValeriano Lanchas\u00a0[es]bassColombiaJossie Perezmezzo-sopranoUnited StatesAntonio GandiatenorSpainEugenia GarzasopranoMexicoCulturArte PrizeLasha NikabadzetenorGeorgiaAudience PrizeElisaveta MartirosyansopranoGeorgia2000, Los Angeles1st PrizeIsabel BayrakdariansopranoCanada2nd PrizeHe HuisopranoChinaDaniil ShtodatenorRussia3rd PrizeRobert PomakovbassCanadaKonstyantyn AndreyevtenorUkraineZarzuela PrizeArnold KocharyanbaritoneArmeniaIsabel BayrakdariansopranoCanadaAndrei BreousbaritoneRussiaVirginia TolasopranoArgentinaKonstyantyn AndreyevtenorUkraineAudience PrizeVirginia TolasopranoArgentinaSpecial prizeVirginia TolasopranoArgentina1999, San Juan1st PrizeOrlin AnastassovbassBulgaria2nd PrizeRolando Villaz\u00f3ntenorMexicoGiuseppe FilianotitenorItaly3rd PrizeYali-Marie WilliamssopranoPuerto RicoZarzuela PrizeMariola Cantarero\u00a0[es]sopranoSpainRolando Villaz\u00f3ntenorMexicoCulturArte PrizeVitalij KowaljowbassUkraineJoseph CallejatenorMaltaAudience PrizeRolando Villaz\u00f3ntenorMexico1998, Hamburg1st PrizeErwin SchrottbassUruguay2nd PrizeLudovic T\u00e9zierbaritoneFranceJoyce DiDonatomezzo-sopranoUnited States3rd PrizeMaki MorisopranoJapanZarzuela PrizeAndi\u00f3n Fern\u00e1ndezsopranoPhilippinesCarlos Cos\u00edastenorSpainCulturArte PrizeBae Jae-chul\u00a0[ko]tenorSouth KoreaAudience PrizeErwin SchrottbassUruguay1997, Tokyo1st PrizeChang Yong LiaobaritoneChinaCarla Maria Izzo\u00a0[it]sopranoItaly2nd PrizeJung-Hack SeobaritoneSouth KoreaAquiles Machado\u00a0[es]tenorVenezuela3rd PrizeXiu Wei SunsopranoChinaZarzuela PrizeAngel Rodriguez RiverotenorSpainAquiles MachadotenorVenezuelaAudience PrizeCarla Maria IzzobaritoneItaly1996, Bordeaux1st PrizeJohn OsborntenorUnited StatesLynette TapiasopranoUnited States2nd PrizePhyllis Pancellamezzo-sopranoUnited StatesEric OwensbassUnited States3rd PrizeVittorio VitellibaritoneItalyCarlos MorenotenorSpainZarzuela PrizeNancy Fabiola Herreramezzo-sopranoSpainOziel Garza-OrnelasbaritoneMexicoAudience PrizeLynette TapiasopranoUnited States1995, Madrid1st PrizeMiguel Angel ZapaterobassSpainSung Eun KimsopranoSouth Korea2nd PrizeElizabeth FutralsopranoUnited StatesD\u012bm\u012btra Theodosiou\u00a0[it; uk]sopranoGreece3rd PrizeCarmen Oprisanumezzo-sopranoRomaniaZarzuela PrizeAna Mar\u00eda Mart\u00ednezsopranoPuerto RicoRafael RojastenorMexicoAudience PrizeDimitra Theodossiou\u00a0[it]sopranoGreece1994, Mexico CityWinnerBrian AsawacountertenorUnited StatesJos\u00e9 CuratenorArgentinaBruce FowlertenorUnited StatesSimone AlberghinibassItalyMar\u00eda Cecilia D\u00edaz\u00a0[es; ast]mezzo-sopranoArgentinaMasako Teshimamezzo-sopranoJapanOxana Arkaeva\u00a0[de]sopranoUkraineAudience PrizeJos\u00e9 CuratenorArgentina1993, ParisWinnerAinhoa ArtetasopranoSpanInva MulasopranoAlbaniaNina Stemmemezzo-sopranoSwedenKwangchul YounbassSouth KoreaAudience PrizeAinhoa ArtetasopranoSpainSee also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki21\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki21\/operalia-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Operalia – Wikipedia"}}]}]