The Maestro addressing the audience
and prizewinners of
the second
Competition (left to right): D. Kacso, G. Oppitz and E. Terada.
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International Jury:
Arthur Rubinstein, Guido Agosti (Italy), Jan Ekier (Poland),
Jacques Fevrier (France), Martin Filar (U.S.A.), Rudolf Firkusny (U.S.A.),
Akiko Iguchi (Japan), Nikita Magaloff (Switzerland), Andre-Francois Marescotti (Switzerland),
Robert Ponsonby (England),
Michal Smoira-Cohn (Israel), Hugo Steurer (W. Germany), Josef Tal (Israel),
Arie Vardi (Israel), Ilona Vincze (Israel).
Laureates:
First Prize:
Gerhard Oppitz, West Germany - The Arthur Rubinstein Award - Competition
Gold Medal and $5,000.
Gerhard Oppitz
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Programme performed: Bach - Prelude & Fugue in C sharp Minor (Book II);
Chopin - Etudes op. 10 no. 8 and op. 25 no. 11, Liszt - Etude d’Execution
Transcendente no. 10; Debussy - Etude "Pour les Degres Chromatiques",
Mozart - Fantasy in C Minor K 475; Shulamit Ran - "Hyperbolae";
Scriabin - Sonata no. 5 Op. 53; Beethoven - Sonata in C Minor op. 111;
Bartok - Sonata 1926: Brahms - Piano Quintet in F Minor op. 34;
Chopin - Sonata in B Minor - op. 58; Beethoven - Concerto in E flat Major no. 5;
Brahms - Concerto in D Minor no. 1.
Second Prize:
Diana Kacso, Brazil - Competition Gold Medal and $4,000.
Third Prize:
Etsuko Terada, Japan - Competition Gold Medal and $3,000.
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