Have professors gone back to fiddling competitions?

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モントリオール国際音楽コンクールとシンガポール国際ヴァイオリンコンクールの結果に対し、懸念が示されている。両コンクールにおいて、審査委員長を務める教授の門下生が上位を占めたこと、また個性的な出場者が早期に敗退したことが指摘されている。

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Concern has been raised about two recent competition results. The Montreal International Violin Competition was won by Koshiro Takeuchi, 21, from Japan. He is a student at Manhattan School of Music with Lucie Robert, who chaired the jury. The Singapore International Violin Competition was chaired by Qian Zhou, Head of Strings at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory. Her students, Georgii Moroz and Zou Meng, took first and third places. Therre is no suggestion of smoke-free backroom deals, but in both competitions several award-winning contestants of strong character were weeded out at early stages, leaving the field clear for vanilla students of the dominant professors. pictured: Montreal winners The post Have professors gone back to fiddling competitions? appeared first on S

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