Klein Competition
The Irving M. Klein International String Competition is recognized as the world’s leading competition for young string musicians [1][2] and one of the most prestigious international events.[3] It is open to young musicians, ages fifteen to twenty-three, and takes place every June in San Francisco, California.[4] The competition was founded in 1985.
The format of the competition is that each entrant (no more than twelve, selected from among many taped applications) performs a twenty-minute recital on the first day. The judges select up to five finalists who play longer programs on the second day. The judges then select the top three to perform full concertos with orchestra on the final evening of the competition. The performances are open to the public and attract an enthusiastic and supportive audience.
Prize Winners
Past winners of the competition:[5]
| Year | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th |
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| 2019 | James Baik (cello) |
Dakota Cotugno (cello) |
Julia Mirzoev (violin) |
Gabriel Polinsky (double bass) |
James Hettinga (cello) |
| 2018 | Alex Zhou (violin) |
Julian Rhee (violin) |
Isabelle Ai Durrenberger (violin) |
Sophia Su (violin) Jean Kim (cello) (tie) |
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| 2017 | Jeremy Tai (cello) |
Zhanbo Zheng (viola) |
Kyumin Park (violin) |
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| 2016 | William Langlie-Miletich (double bass) |
Coleman Itzkoff (cello) |
Alina Kobialka (violin) |
Evin Blomberg (violin) |
Sarah Hall (violin) |
| 2015 | Oliver Herbert (cello) |
Isabella Perron (violin) |
Emily Shehi (violin) |
Erika Gray (viola) Ariel Horowitz (violin) (tie) |
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| 2014 | Zlatomir Fung (cello) |
Charles Seo (cello) |
Angela Wee (violin) |
Luke Hsu (violin) Kyumin Park (violin) (tie) |
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| 2013 | Youjin Lee (violin) |
Wyatt Underhill (violin) |
Dana Kelley (viola) |
Brannon Cho (cello) Kevin Lin (violin) (tie) |
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| 2012 | Austin Huntington (cello) |
Emma Steele (violin) |
Alexandra Switala (violin) |
Jean Kim (cello) Natalie Lin (violin) (tie) |
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| 2011 | Mayumi Kanagawa (violin) |
Matthew Allen (cello) |
Ji-Won Song (violin) |
Daniel Cho (violin) Mindy Park (cello) (tie) |
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| 2010 | Francesca dePasquale (violin) |
Angelo Xiang Yu (violin) |
Taeguk Mun (cello) |
Fabiola Kim (violin) Philip Kramp (viola) (tie) |
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| 2009 | Nikki Chooi (violin) |
So Jin Kim (violin) |
Meta Weiss (cello) |
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| 2008 | Tessa Lark (violin) |
Robin Scott (violin) |
Ying Xue (violin) |
Emily Deans (viola) |
Char Prescott (cello) |
| 2007 | Jing Wang (violin) |
David McCarroll (violin) |
Madeleine Kabat (cello) |
Lydia Hong (violin) |
Alice Yoo (cello) |
| 2006 | David Requiro (cello) |
Yu Jin (viola) |
Celeste Golden (violin) |
Song-le Do (cello) |
Natalia Szadkowski (violin) |
| 2005 | Mihai Marica (cello) |
Tee Khoon Tang (violin) |
Ilana Setapen (violin) |
Katherine Eberle (violin) |
Rachel Harding (violin) |
| 2004 | Jung-Min Amy Lee (violin) |
David Kim (viola) |
Joshua Roman (cello) Yves Dharamraj (cello) (tie) |
Clara Lyon (violin) | |
| 2003 | Eric Nowlin (viola) |
Tao Ni (cello) |
David Joshua Roman (cello) |
Katie Hyun (violin) |
Ayane Kozasa (violin) |
| 2002 | Min-Ji Kim (cello) |
Teng Li (viola) |
Caroline Campbell (violin) |
Kathryn Eberle (violin) |
Adam Barnett-Hart (violin) |
| 2001 | Howard Zhang (violin) |
Teng Li (viola) |
Eunice Keem (violin) |
Yvonne Lam (violin) |
Adam Barnett-Hart (violin) |
| 2000 | Angela Fuller (violin) |
Yoon-Jung Cho (violin) |
Jun Jensen (cello) |
Yang Xu (violin) |
Hannah Jin (violin) |
| 1999 | Frank Huang (violin) |
Madeline Adkins (violin) |
Lucia Micarelli (violin) |
Cecilia Lee (cello) |
John Keigwin (double bass) |
| 1998 | Denise Djokic (cello) |
Patrick Jee (cello) |
Christina Castelli (violin) |
YonJoo Lee (violin) |
Hee Guen Song (violin) |
| 1997 | Kirsten Johnson (viola) |
Amy Schwartz (violin) |
Vivek Kamath (viola) |
Amir Eldan (cello) |
Boris Tonkov (viola) |
| 1996 | Lisa Kim (violin) |
Lucasz Szyrner (cello) |
Alberto Parrini (violin) |
Jenny Oaks (violin) |
Margo Tatgenhorst (cello) |
| 1995 | Cathy Basrak (viola) |
Pavel Sporcl (violin) |
Ani Aznavoorian (cello) |
Kirsten Johnson (viola) |
Esther Noh (violin) |
| 1994 | François Salque (cello) |
Nurit Pacht (violin) |
Serge Oskotsky (cello) |
Ayako Yoshida (violin) | |
| 1993 | Jennifer Koh (violin) |
Vadim Gluzman (violin) |
Julia Tom (cello) |
Lara St. John (violin) |
Joanna Kurkowicz (violin) |
| 1992 | Mark Kosower (cello) |
Qi-Xin Pu (violin) |
Lisa Lee (violin) |
Owen Lee (double bass) |
Annie Chang (viola) |
| 1991 | Jennifer Frautschi (violin) |
Alexis Gerlach (cello) |
Brent Samuel (cello) |
Carol Oh (cello) |
David Park (violin) |
| 1990 | Robert deMaine (cello) |
Jian-Wen Tong (cello) |
Joan Kwuon (violin) |
Misha Keylin (violin) | |
| 1989 | Alyssa Park (violin) |
Wendy Warner (cello) |
Alban Gerhardt (cello) |
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| 1988 | Sang Mee Lee (cello) |
Gianna Abondolo (cello) |
Richard Hirschl (cello) |
Eileen Moon (cello) |
Anne Chalix (violin) |
| 1987 | Molly Mo-Lin Fung (violin) |
Gloria Justen (violin) |
Hai-Ye Ni (cello) |
Robin Sharp (violin) |
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| 1986 | Stephanie Arado (violin) |
Sandra Park (violin) |
Sara Parker (violin) |
Charles Chandler (double bass) |
Timothy Landauer (cello) |
Trivia
In the book The Eggnog Chronicles, one fictional character is introduced as "the youngest violinist to win the Irving M. Klein String Competition." [6]
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gollark: It's not like researchers are generally honest and don't do p-hacking all the time.
gollark: It also apparently doesn't work very well.
gollark: I think that's generally called "adjusting for confounders".
gollark: I like how they naively assumed that naming conventions made sense and magnetic fields were shortened to "M fields".
References
- Shepherd School of Music
- "Noontime Concerts". Archived from the original on 2007-08-08. Retrieved 2007-08-24.
- KQED-TV Arts
- "About the Klein Competition". Archived from the original on 2007-09-27. Retrieved 2007-08-24.
- Past Competition Winners
- Alexander, Carly (2004). The Eggnog Chronicles. Kensington. pp 33-34.
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