Schedule

The order of playing was determined by ballot, drawn at the opening reception on the evening of 30th August 2023.

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  • Tanya Gabrelian

    Head of Keyboard at the Royal Irish Academy of Music

    Gold Medallist at the 2004 Scottish International Piano Competition

    J S Bach/A Siloti: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor BWV 565

    C Gluck/A Siloti: Melody from “Orpheus and Eurydice”

    F Schubert/F Liszt/A Siloti: Soirées de Vienne (Valse-Caprice No. 7)

    M Ravel/A Siloti: Kaddish

    G Bizet/A Siloti: Aragonaise from “Carmen”

    M Glinka/M Balakirev/A Siloti: The Lark

    N Paganini/F Liszt/A Siloti: Étude No. 6 in A Minor

    -interval-

    A Copland: Three Moods

    Embittered / Wistful / Jazzy

    L Godowsky: Meditation for the Left Hand

    C Weber: Sonata No. 3 in D Minor Op. 49

    Allegro feroce / Andante con moto / Rondo – Presto

  • All competitors performed a solo recital with the maximum duration of 30 minutes.

    A Steinway Model D Concert Grand Piano was used.

    10.30am: Competitor 1: Dominic Chamot

    11.05am: Competitor 2: Chun Lam U

    -break-

    11.55am: Competitor 3: Jonathan Mamora

    12.30pm: Competitor 4: Dmitrii Kalashnikov

    -break-

    2.15pm: Competitor 5: Anastasia Vorotnaya

    2.50pm: Competitor 6: Fedor Orlov

    3.25pm: Competitor 7: Yael Koldovsky

    -break-

    4.15pm: Competitor 8: Minkyu Kim

    4.50pm: Competitor 9: Jeongjin Kim

    -break-

    7.30pm: Competitor 10: Dmitry Sin

    8.05pm: Competitor 11: Yonggi Woo

  • All competitors performed a solo recital with the maximum duration of 30 minutes.

    A Steinway Model D Concert Grand Piano was used.

    10.30am: Competitor 12: Yifan Wu

    11.05am: Competitor 13: Tomer Rubinstein

    -break-

    11.55am: Competitor 14: Gabrielė Sutkutė

    12.30pm: Competitor 15: Dongyoung Kim

    -break-

    2.15pm: Competitor 16: Linda Lee

    2.50pm: Competitor 17: Tamta Magradze

    3.25pm: Competitor 18: Yilei Hao

    -break-

    4.15pm: Competitor 19: Saebeom Lee

    4.50pm: Competitor 20: Jialin Yao

    -break-

    7.30pm: Competitor 21: Xuehong Chen

    8.05pm: Competitor 22: Carlos de la Blanca Elorza

  • All competitors performed a solo recital with the maximum duration of 30 minutes.

    A Steinway Model D Concert Grand Piano was used.

    11.05am: Competitor 23: Maxim Kinasov

    -break-

    11.55am: Competitor 24: Min Young Kim

  • All competitors performed a solo recital with the maximum duration of 30 minutes.

    A Yamaha CFX Concert Grand Piano was used.

    2.15pm: Competitor 1: Dominic Chamot

    2.50pm: Competitor 2: Chun Lam U

    3.25pm: Competitor 3: Jonathan Mamora

    -break-

    4.15pm: Competitor 4: Dmitrii Kalashnikov

    4.50pm: Competitor 5: Anastasia Vorotnaya

    5.25pm: Competitor 6: Fedor Orlov

    -break-

    7.30pm: Competitor 7: Yael Koldovsky

    8.05pm: Competitor 8: Minkyu Kim

  • All competitors performed a solo recital with the maximum duration of 30 minutes.

    A Yamaha CFX Concert Grand Piano was used.

    10.30am: Competitor 9: Jeongjin Kim

    11.05am: Competitor 10: Dmitry Sin

    -break-

    11.55am: Competitor 11: Yonggi Woo

    12.30pm: Competitor 12: Yifan Wu

    -break-

    2.15pm: Competitor 13: Tomer Rubinstein

    2.50pm: Competitor 14: Gabrielė Sutkutė

    3.25pm: Competitor 15: Dongyoung Kim

    -break-

    4.15pm: Competitor 16: Linda Lee

    4.50pm: Competitor 17: Tamta Magradze

    -break-

    7.30pm: Competitor 18: Yilei Hao

    8.05pm: Competitor 19: Saebeom Lee

  • All competitors performed a solo recital with the maximum duration of 30 minutes.

    A Yamaha CFX Concert Grand Piano was used.

    10.30am: Competitor 20: Jialin Yao

    11.05am: Competitor 21: Xuehong Chen

    -break-

    11.55am: Competitor 22: Carlos de la Blanca Elorza

    12.30pm: Competitor 23: Maxim Kinasov

    -break-

    2.15pm: Competitor 24: Min Young Kim

    5pm: Announcement of Semifinalists (competitors only)

    7pm: Public Announcement of Semifinalists on Social Media (@ScotPianoComp)

  • Ten competitors performed a solo recital with the maximum duration of 60 minutes.

    Each semifinalist had the choice to perform on either a Steinway Model D or a Yamaha CFX Concert Grand Piano.

    2pm: Gabrielė Sutkutė

    3.10pm: Yifan Wu

    -break-

    4.30pm: Yonggi Woo

    -break-

    7.30pm: Jeongjin Kim

    8.40pm: Jonathan Mamora

  • Ten competitors performed a solo recital with the maximum duration of 60 minutes.

    Each semifinalist had the choice to perform on either a Steinway Model D or a Yamaha CFX Concert Grand Piano.

    2pm: Jialin Yao

    3.10pm: Yilei Hao

    -break-

    4.30pm: Tamta Magradze

    -break-

    7.30pm: Linda Lee

    8.40pm: Dongyoung Kim

    September 8th:

    10am: Announcement of Finalists (competitors only)

    12 noon: Public Announcement of Finalists on Social Media (@ScotPianoComp)

  • Three competitors performed a concerto with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.

    Each finalist had the choice to perform on either a Steinway Model D or a Yamaha CFX Concert Grand Piano.

    Watch the Final

    3pm: Jonathan Mamora

    S Rachmaninoff: Concerto No. 3 in D minor Op. 30

    -interval-

    Yonggi Woo

    S Prokofiev: Concerto No. 3 in C major Op. 26

    Yilei Hao

    P Tchaikovsky: Concerto No. 1 Op. 23

    -interval-

    6pm: Announcement of Prizewinners and Awards Ceremony

All information is, to the best of our knowledge, correct at the time of publication.

The Scottish International Piano Competition reserves the right to make changes should circumstances dictate.