First Prize: No First Prize 

Second Prize: Ina Zdorovetchi, Moldova 

Rosalind G. Weindling Prize: US $6,000 

  

Third Prize: Remy van Kesteren, the Netherlands 

In memory of Rachel Graetz: US $4,000 

  

Ina Zdorovetchi, Moldova, won: 

Chamber Music Prize in memory of Yona Ettinger: US $ 3,000  

For the best performance of the Chamber Music in the Semi Final Stage 

  

Ina Zdorovetchi, Moldova, won: 

Aharon Zvi & Mara Propes Prize: US $2,500 

For the best performance of Out of Infinity by Yitzhak Yedid 

the Israeli composition in Stage I 

  

Remy van Kesteren, the Netherlands 

Mario Falcao Prize: US $1,500
For the best performance of the 

Free Choice, Contemporary Piece, in Stage II 

Emily Levin, USA, won: 

Irena Kaganovsky Prize: US $1,000
For the best performance of Henriette Renié 

Piece Symphonique en trios èpisodes in Stage II 

  

Ms. Judith Liber, Chairperson, Israel 

Mr. Ion Ivan Roncea, Vice Chairperson, Romania 

Ms. Letizia Belmondo, Italy/Belgium 

Ms. Alice Giles, Australia 

Ms. Suzanna Klintcharova , Bulgaria/France 

Ms. Heidi Lehwalder, USA 

Ms. Ruth Maayani, Israel 

Ms. Susanna Mildonian, Belgium/France 

Mr. Fabrice Pierre, France 

Mr. Zeev Steinberg , Israel 

Ms. Lynne Turner,USA 

Ms. Hayuta Dvir, Israel 

1. Domenico Scarlatti2 Sonatas Choose one Andante and one Allegro: 

   Andante: K.380 in E Major or K.426 in G minor Urtext 

   Allegro: K.198 in E minor or K.531 in E Major Urtext
   (No repeats) 

2. Johann Baptist KrumpholtzSonata I Op. 16 bis, Comme Scene Pathetique 

   Edited by Emanuela Degli Esposti 

   (No repeats) 

3. Yitzhak Yedid (Israeli composition)
   Out to Infinity
4. Carlos SalzedoChoose one: 

   Variations on a theme in Ancient Style (Complete version) 

   OR 

   Scintillation 

Stage II 

1. J.S. Bach: Suite in C-Minor BWV 997 

   I. Prelude
   II. Sarabande
   III. Gigue 

   Transcription for harp by Cristiana Passerini from version 

   for harpsichord by J.F. Agricola 

   Fuga will not be performed

    

   Double of Gigue will not be performed

   (No repeats) 

2. Paul Hindemith:Sonate für Harfe 

   I. Màssig schnell 

   II. Lebhaft 

   III. Lied 

3. Free Choice
   Contemporary Piece(Composed after 1975; duration not less than 5 nor more than 7 minutes;
   preferably by a composer from the contestant’s own country; (may be a movement from a larger work.) 
4. Henriette ReniéPiece Symphonique en trios èpisodes 

   I Marche Funèbre     II Appassionata     III Transfigure 

Stage III – Semi finale 

1. Ludwig Van BeethovenSerenade – Trio for flute, viola, harp 

   Entrata Allegro 

   Tempo ordinario d’un Minuetto 

   Allegro molto 

   Allegro scherzando e vivace 

   Adagio 

   Allegro vivace disinvolto 

   Adaptation for harp from original Trio for flute, violin, viola by Ami Ma’ayani 

   Andante con variazioni will not be performed.

    

   Repeats to be preformed as they appear in Beethoven / Ma’ayani score.
    

2. André Caplet:Mask of the Red Death Conte Fantastique 

   Quintet for harp and String Quartet 

Stage IV – Finale 

1. Alberto GinasteraConcerto for harp and orchestra Op. 25 

   I. Allegro giusto 

   II. Molto moderato 

   III. Cadenza, Liberamente capriccioso, Vivace 

2. Free choice obligatory encore
   May not exceed 5 minutes duration;
   must not necessarily be original for harp

Note:
All works are to be performed from memory except Chamber works in Stage III 

 

The Final Stage, the Concerto for harp and orchestra by Alberto Ginastera, will be performed with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra – I.B.A 

Maestro Roberto Paternostro, conducting. 

Contestants