Finals of the Oskar Back Prize & Davina van Wely Prize.
On Saturday evening, 29th January His Royal Highness Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands will present the prizes to the three finalists of the Oskar Back Prize (18-26 years), the most important prize of the Dutch Violin Competition.
Prince Constantijn is patron of the Dutch Violin Competitions Foundation. The final will take place in the Great Hall of TivoliVredenburg – depending on the corona measures that will be announced on January 25th – with or without the public. The performances of the finalists can be followed, like all previous rounds, via a live stream, which can be found on the website of the Dutch Violin Competition.
The program includes works by Mozart, Korngold and Berg. The finalists will be accompanied by the Residentie Orkest conducted by Bas Wiegers. Earlier that day, at 2pm, the final of the Davina van Wely Prize (14-17 years) will also take place in TivoliVredenburg (Hertz). The three finalists are accompanied by the Netherlands Youth String Orchestra conducted by Carel den Hertog.
Schedule
Finales Iordens A Prijs en Iordens B Prijs
Iordens A: zondag 23 januari, 12.15 uur, TivoliVredenburg (Hertz)
Iordens B: zondag 23 januari, 14.45 uur, TivoliVredenburg (Hertz)
Alle finalisten presenteren een zelfgekozen programma van 10 minuten.
Bekendmaking winnaars Iordens A: 13.30 uur
Bekendmaking winnaars Iordens B: 16.00 uur
Finale Jonge Makers Prijs
vrijdag 28 januari, 19.15 uur, TivoliVredenburg (Hertz)
m.m.v. de finalisten Ragazzi, Teddy Sicking Quartet en Valentine Blangé
Bekendmaking winnaar: 21.15 uur
Finale Davina van Wely Prijs
zaterdag 29 januari, 14.00 uur, TivoliVredenburg (Hertz)
m.m.v. drie finalisten, het Nederlands Jeugd Strijkorkest o.l.v. Carel den Hertog
Bekendmaking winnaar: 16.30 uur
Finale Oskar Back Prijs
zaterdag 29 januari, 20.00 uur, TivoliVredenburg (Grote Zaal)
m.m.v. finalisten, het Residentie Orkest o.l.v. Bas Wiegers
bekendmaking winnaar door Z.K.H. Prins Constantijn der Nederlanden: 22.40 uur
The Night of the Violin has been moved to Friday, January 27, 2023, TivoliVredenburg
Photo by and © Foppe-Schut
