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Professional audio recordings are made of all performances. After the competition, a selection is released on CD and on the main streaming platforms.Dct_65389
4CD VIOLIN 2024
The 4CD box set of the 2024 Violin Competition will be available in all record stores and in our webshop as from Saturday 8 June.The box set containts three concertos for violin performed by the Belgian National Orchestra conducted by Antony Hermus: the First Prize winner of course, Dmytro Udovychenko in the Shostakovich Concerto and Joshua Brown (Second Prize) in the Brahms, both performed on the final evening of the competition. The Tchaikovsky Concerto performed by Julian Rhee (Fifth Prize) and the compulsory work in the final by Thierry Escaich interpreted by Dmytro Udovychenko complete the performances with the BNO.
The concertos of Mozart performed by the Orchestre Royal de Chambre de Wallonie conducted by Vahan Mardirossian open the second disc: the First Concerto KV 207 by Minami Yoshida (Sixth Prize) followed by the Fourth Concerto as interpreted by Kevin Zhu (Fourth Prize).
Considerable space is allocated to chamber music on these discs: from the Sonata No. 7 in C minor by Beethoven with Joshua Brown to the compulsory work in the semi-final by Charlotte Bray, not forgetting the Fantasia by Schubert with Elli Choi (Third Prize), this box set enables one to discover all twelve laureates of this session as they thrilled us during these 3 weeks of the competition.
The 4CD box set is available at the price of 45,00- €. If you order your box set in our webshop, you will receive a bonus CD by a former laureate of the Violin Competition.
SPECIAL OFFER: VIOLIN DUO
We are offering, combined in a single order :- the 4CD box set - Queen Elisabeth Competition Violin 2024;
- a 4CD box set with mostly unpublished performances of four laureates of previous Violin editions: Ray Chen (First Prize and Klara-Canvas audience prize in 2009), Lorenzo Gatto (Second Prize and Prix Musiq3), Vineta Sareika (Laureate in 2012) and Andrey Baranov (First Prize in 2012). Find out the programme of the four CDs.
