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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
In 1997, Kyoko Yonemoto became the youngest prize winner
in the history of the Paganini Competition, where she
received a Special Prize from the jury. She gave her
first orchestra concert at the age of thirteen in Tokyo.
Her engagements in 2009-2010 include performances of Paganini’s Concerto No.1 and Vieuxtemps’ Concerto No.4 in Moscow, her debut with the Bilbao
Symphony Orchestra, and recitals in
France, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, Japan, and Spain.
QUARTER FINALS
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH * Sonate pour violon seul n° 2 en
la mineur / in A minor, BWV 1003: Grave & Fugue
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN * Sonate n° 8 en sol majeur / in G
major, opus 30, n° 3: I. Allegro assai – III. Allegro
vivace
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART * Sonate n° 18 en sol majeur /
in G major, K. 301
NICCOLÒ PAGANINI * Caprice n° 9 en mi majeur / in E
major – Caprice n° 24 en la mineur / in A minor, opus 1
KELLY-MARIE MURPHY * One for Solitude
SEMI-FINALS
FRITZ KREISLER * Recitativo et Scherzo-Caprice
MAURICE RAVEL * Sonate en sol majeur / in G major
CAMILLE SAINT-SAËNS * Valse-Caprice, opus 52
HENRYK WIENIAWSKI * Polonaise brillante n° 1 en ré
majeur / in D major, opus 4
FINALS
NICCOLÒ PAGANINI * Concerto n° 1 en ré majeur / in D
major, opus 6
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