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THE WINNERS OF THE EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL JSFest 2020 CHORAL COMPETITION
Children’s and youth choruses:
Category A1 Children choirs up to 16
1 place - Children's Choir of the Bulgarian National Radio, Sofia, Bulgaria, Conductor Venecia Karamanova
5 place - Pohjolan sointtu, Tampere, Finland, Conductor Julia Kovrigina-Famba
Category A2 Homogeneous youth choirs
1 place - UiTM Women's Chorale, Malaysia, Conductor Masashi Dr. Kishimoto
Category A3 Mixed youth choirs
1 place - UiTM Chamber Choir, Malaysia, Conductor Masashi Dr. Kishimoto
Category B3 Mixed youth choirs
2 place - Mahidol University Choir, Nakornpatom, Thailand, Conductor Rit Subsomboon
Adult choral groups (over 25 years old) are divided into the following categories:
Category A1 Mixed choirs
4 place - Russian choir of Tampere, Tampere, Finland , Conductor or Artistic Director Julia Kovrigina-Famba
THE WINNERS OF THE SEVENTH INTERNATIONAL JSFest 2019 CHORAL COMPETITION
1. Adult category
I, II and III places are awarded diplomas and cups, IV, V and VI places are awarded diplomas
GRAND PRIX diploma and a cash prize of 500€:
Choir ”Moskovskiye Pevchie”
Moscow, Russia, conductor Ilya Myakishev
I place - Choral Ensemble KvaMu, Riihikoski, Finland,
Conductor Pekka Nebelung
2. Children and youth category
I, II and III places are awarded diplomas and cups, IV, V and VI places are awarded diplomas
GRAND PRIX diploma and a cash prize of 300€:
Choir “Veselie Golosa”
St. Petersburg, Russia, conductor Natalia Mazko
The best choir conductor will be awarded with a diploma and a cash prize of 100€:
Pekka Nebelung, Riihikoski, Finland
Special prizes:
Приз от Союза композиторов России - за лучшее исполнение произведения российского композитора
Prize from the Union of Russian Composers - for the best performance by Russian Composer:
Хор ”Весёлые голоса”, Россия, руководитель Наталья Мазько
Choir “Veselie Golosa”, St. Petersburg, Russia, Conductor Natalia Mazko,
I place - Children's choir "Vdokhnovenie", Moscow, Russia
Conductor Olga Kuznetsova, accompanist Ekaterina Linnik
I place - Choir KaMu sekakuoro, Riihikoski, Finland
Conductor or Artistic Director Pekka Nebelung
II place - Choir Childhood, Chelyabinsk, Russia II
Conductor Olga Balitskaya, accompanist Katrin Sand
II place - Choir KaMu tyttökuoro, Riihikoski, Finland
Conductor Pekka Nebelung
III place - Choir studii "Yunost`", Lyubercy, Russia
Conductor Svetlana Leporg, accompanist Turaeva Elena
THE WINNER OF THE SIXTH INTERNATIONAL JSFest 2018 CHORAL COMPETITION
Diploma of Grand-Prix and money award of 800€:
Children’s choir "Tellervo", Petrozavodsk, Russia
Children’s and youth choruses:
Category A:
I place - KaMu Girls Choir, Kaarina, Finland
Category C: Folklore
I place - KaMu Youth Choir, Riihikoski, Finland
Category D: Vocal ensembles
II place - KVaMu Vocal Ensemble, Riihikoski, Finland
The best conductor Diploma and money award of 300€: Pekka Nebelung, Finland
The winners of the fifth international Jean Sibelius choral competition 2017, Turku, Finland.
Grand-Prix was not awarded by the decision of jury.
Children’s and youth choruses:
Category A1:
I place - Children’s choir " Ugnele ", Lithuania, Vilnius
II place - Children’s choir "Piоnеria", Russia, Bаlаshihа
III place - Children’s choir «Рreobrazhenie», Russia, Moscow
Category A3 - Mixed youth choruses (from 16 till 25)
I place - Children’s choir " FEST ", Belarus, Minsk
Category B1 - Mixed choruses
I place - Children’s choir "Piоnеria", Russia, Bаlаshihа
Category D2 - Single gender vocally-choral ensembles consisting of no more than 12 persons
I place - Quartet AURA Finland, Kaarina
Category D3 - mixed vocally-choral ensembles consisting of no more than 16 persons up to age 16
I place - Children’s choir " КАРУНКІ ", Belarus, Minsk
Category D4 - mixed vocally-choral ensembles consisting of no more than 16 persons age from 16 till 25
I place - St John's College Choir, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Adult’s choral:
Category B1 - Mixed choruses
II place - Academic chorus of fans of singing of St.-Petersburg, Russia, Saint Petersburg
Category A3 - Single gender vocally-choral ensembles consisting of no more than 12 persons
I place - Choir CCL. Finland, Kaarina
