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The 2006 Competition Prizewinners
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First Prize
The Ruth Fermoy Memorial Prize of £3,000, donated
by the Tertis Foundation
A London Recital
A Photograph of Port Erin donated by the Port Erin Commissioners
DAVID KIM
Second Prize
The Artur Rubinstein Memorial Prize of £2,000, donated
by the Tertis Foundation
PEIJUN XUE
Third Prize
The Lilian Tertis Award of £1,500 donated by the
Tertis Foundation
EWA GRZWYNA
A silver mounted viola bow (value £1,500) made by
John Clutterbuck, donated by Xiao Ping Chan in memory
of her late husband Man Seng Chan
ALEXANDER AKIMOV
The Peter Schidlof Prize of a viola bow (value €3,000)
made by Stephane Muller of Toulouse. Donated anonymously.
Awarded at the discretion of the Jury to the finalist with
the most beautiful sound.
DAVID KIM
The European Chamber Orchestra engagement
ROSALIND VENTRIS
The President’s Prize of £500
MENG XIAO ZHENG
The Stainer and Bell Prize of £50
BO LI
The Schott and Co., Prize of a £50 token for music
from their catalogue
ANN BEILBY
An anonymous prize of £250 awarded for the best
performance of a work by Bach
VEIT HERTENSTEIN
The Cains Advocates and Notaries Prize of £150
MARTA POTULSKA
The Gwynne Edwards Memorial Prize of £150 awarded
to the most promising British entrant
ROSALIND VENTRIS
The Hiscox Cases Prize of a viola case (value £108)
YUKO HARA
The Isle of Man Bank Prize of £100
YU JIN
The Sir John Barbirolli Prize of £100 awarded to
the player possessing the most beautiful tone
ELENA FACCANI
The Karl Doktor Prize of £100 awarded for the best
performance of a work from the Austro-German tradition
TOMOKO AKASAKA
The Mia and Stanley Solomon Prize of £150
JIRI KABAT
The Pennycress Trust Prize of £500
ALEXANDER AKIMOV
The Shoprite Group Prize of £250 awarded for the
best performance of “Darkness Draws In” by
David Matthews (the set work for the 2006 Competition)
SANDER GEERTS
The Tower Insurance Prize of £100
MARIYA HRISTOVA
The Leche Bursaries of £150 each for students attending
the 2006 Lionel Tertis International Viola Competition
MEGUMI KASAKAWA
HUBERT GEISER
ALEXANDROS KOUSTAS
ENIKO MAGYAR
KEJU WANG
NICHOLAS BOOTIMAN
The Bradda Head Travel Bursary, awarded anonymously
WALLAS PENA
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