The best at the Grand Piano Competition Automatic translate

MOSCOW. Results of the first Grand Piano Competition.

Children-musicians get used to self-discipline and constant training before many of their peers. Hours of rehearsal, polished to the brilliance of the passages, constant overcoming of oneself. There is no other scenario for those who wish to achieve perfection. All the more significant are the victories gained at a young age, motivating to conquer new heights in the future.

The strong composition of the Grand Piano participants, the successes achieved by this time, only increased the intensity of the struggle, fueling interest in the new competition. Each of the young musicians was worthy of victory. The Grand Prix and its material equivalent - the comfortable and light Yamaha grand piano with excellent Yamaha sound - went to the strongest. Young virtuoso Alexander Malofeev, laureate and winner of top tournaments, winner of the Gold Medal of the VIII Tchaikovsky Youth Competition. And the Georgian child prodigy Sandro Nebieridze, who struck not only with brilliant technique, but also with his composing talent. The winners included Ivan Bessonov, winner of the Nutcracker contest, who plays not only solo, but also with his brothers in the family trio. The company he was Varvara Kutuzova. The passion for music, manifested as early as 4 years old, leads it from one peak to another, helping to win convincing victories at many international competitions.

Elena Tanakova © Gallerix.ru