· The performers who will continue in the competition are: Antonii Baryshevskyi (Ukraine), Andrei Ivanou (Belarus), Salome Jordania (Georgia), Airi Katada (Japan), Mihkel Poll (Estonia), Ryutaro Suzuki (Japan), Alexey Sychev
· Glòria Tello, councillor responsible for the Iturbi Prize, Joaquín Achúcarro, Artistic Director, and Óscar Oliver, Coordinator and Advisor, have provided details of the competition, which will take place between
· The performers will face five elimination rounds in the competition, organised by the Provincial Council of Valencia, at the Teatro Principal from 23 June to 2 July, after passing
The Iturbi Prize, organised by the Provincial Council of Valencia, will award a total of €89,000 in cash to the winners of the Valencia International Piano Competition, which will be
The jury, made up of Giselle Brodsky (president), Josu de Solaun, Carles Marín, Thomas Schwan and Óscar Martín, has confirmed the highly competitive level of the 178 pianists who signed
The competition organised by the Valencia Provincial Government (Diputació de València) has received applications from performers from Europe (53%), Asia (35%), America (11%) and as far as Oceania (1%). Glòria
The Valencia Provincial Council, having received many queries in recent weeks, has decided to facilitate applications from pianists around the globe as much as possible in these times of great
· The event attracted thousands of people to its activities, expectations were very high and tickets for all concerts were sold out in advance · Photographs of the concert with
· The first edition, commemorating the 125th anniversary of the birth of José Iturbi, reaches its halfway point with the screening of the documentary A propósito de Iturbi [About Iturbi],
This festival, to be held at the Beneficència Culture Centre on September 22-27 with free admission, aims to programme outstanding musicians and showcase José Iturbi in commemoration of the 125th
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