Four pianists have been selected this weekend to participate in the final of the prestigious Geneva Competition, which sees young performers from all over the world compete. The final will take place on November 3.
A Russian – barely 16 years old – who tames an impromptu by Schubert… or even a 27-year-old Korean who throws himself headlong into a play by Mussorgsky. Since mid-October, around thirty performers from all over the world have taken part in the Geneva Competition, one of the most important international music competitions.
The names of the finalists were revealed this weekend. All virtuosos, they come from Russia and China, Korea and Japan and are between 17 and 28 years old. Like Kaoruko Igarashi, who won over the jury with her interpretation of Schubert and Liszt.
