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Congratulations!

The prizewinner’s concert will take place on Sunday, 9th 5pm at the Casineum Velden.

Violin

1st place: Adam Koch Christensen  

2nd place: Chiara Sannicandro

3rd place: Jiaqi Lu

Viola

1st place: Takehiro Konoe

2nd place: Momoko Aritomi

3rd place: Emiko Yuasa

Cello

1st place: Ettore Pagano

2nd place: Jaromir Kostka

3rd place: Jeongheon Nam

Voice

1st place: Misaki Morino  

2nd place: Sofia Pavone

3rd place: Hongyu Chen

Best voice accompanist

Yuto Kiguchi

Special awards

ESTA award

Maria Sotriffer and Erik Mayr

Special prize of the Johannes Brahms Society

Erik Mayr

Special prize by Johannes Kropfitsch for the best presentation of the modern compulsory piece “Toccata” from the Cello Sonata by Johannes Kropfitsch

Jeongheon Nam

We are pleased to announce two concerts of former prize winners.

On 27.12.2019 the STRATOS QUARTETT, winner of the chamber music competition 2013, and on 30.12.2019 the “Atalante Quartet”, 3rd prize chamber music 2018, will play at the Bösendorfersaal in the Mozarthaus Vienna.

Both concerts are organized by the Künstlerforum.

On June 9th, Luca Giovannini, prizewinner of the 25th International Johannes Brahms Competition is invited to play the Dvorak cello concert in Tokyo, Suntory Hall under the baton of Yuki Miyagi and the Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra.

In 2018 several former price winners of the Johannes Brahms Competitiors are invited to play concerts in Japan.

• Johannes Marcel Kits, winner of the cello competition in 2016, will be playing a concert in Tokyo in February 2018, as well as one in Utsunomiya.
• The duo YUI Kasumi (piano) and PARK Soo-Hyun (violin), winners of the chamber music in 2016, will give a concert in Utsunomiya in May.
• Belle Ting, second in the Violin competition in 2017, was invited to Japan for a concert in December 2018.

On October 2, 2017, Paul Kropfitsch, winner of the Violin section of the 23rd International Johannes Brahms Competition, was invited by Maestro Yuki Miyagi to give a concert in the Suntory Hall Tokyo.