Maurice Vieux International Viola Competition Explained

The Maurice Vieux International Viola Competition (French: Le Concours International d'Alto Maurice Vieux) is an international music competition for viola players established in 1983 by the French viola society Les Amis de l'Alto. The competition is named for the French viola player and teacher Maurice Vieux.

Maurice Vieux International Viola Competition

No. Year Location 1st Prize 2nd Prize 3rd Prize Notes / Jurists
5 2000 Antoine Tamestit (tie)
Aroa Sorin (tie)
not awarded Lawrence PowerMarc-Olivier Dupin (Chairman), Gérard Caussé, Bruno Pasquier, Michaël Lévinas, Tabea Zimmermann, Thomas Riebl, Jesse Levine
4 1992 Ville Nouvelle de Melun-Sénartnot awarded Hiroto Tobisawa Benoît MarinMichel Zbar(Chairman), Sabine Toutain, Emile Cantor, Serge Collot, Ulrich Koch, Yfrah Neaman, Dionisio Rodriguez Suarez
3 1989 Orléans Andrei Gridchuk
(Андрей Гридчук)
Tomoko Ariu Pierre LénertClaude-Henry Joubert (Chairman), Yuri Bashmet, Marc Carles, Thomas A. Guilissen, Ulrich Koch, Bruno Pasquier, Tabea Zimmermann
2 1986 Lille Lars Anders Tomter François Schmitt (tie)
Teodor Coman (tie)
Sabine ToutainBetsy Jolas (Chairman), Emile Cantor, Claude Ducrocq, Paul Hadjaje, Georges Longrée, Erwin Schiffer, Maurice W. Riley
1 1983 Paris Tabea Zimmermann Pascal Cocheril4th Prize: Pascal Robault

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