STUDENTS WHO SUCCESSFULLY PARTICIPATED IN INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION AWARDED CERTIFICATES AND MONEY PRIZES
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Today, the Minister of Culture Ch.Nomin presented certificates and cash prizes to the students who successfully participated in the international competition of professional violinists named after Hiran, organized by the famous violinist of the Czech Republic Yaraslov Kosian.
During the award ceremony, the Minister of Culture Ch.Noming said, I would like to express my gratitude and congratulations to all the young violinist students who won prizes at the Kosian International Young Violinist Competition and introduced the development and quality of Mongolian classical art to the world. I would also like to thank Sh.Dulamsuren, Honored Teacher of Mongolia, D.Amarmend, People's Artist of the Russian Federation V.Tonka, and parents for their successful participation in this competition. Although this cash award does not measure your success or artistic talent, we hope that it will be an inspiration and a good investment to support the arts. ”
Dulamsuren, an honored teacher of Mongolia, and T.Enkhmaa, a student of Mongolia, participated in this competition, which has been organized since 1959, in 2009.
One of the features of this competition is that the participants play only by code or without announcing the name and country, and it is organized in two stages. In the first round of the competition, only the named script is played, while in the second round, the time of the game is specified.
In 2021, students under the age of 16 from more than 10 countries competed online in this competition, where only professional artists competed.
According to this regulation, J.Naransoyombo and Ch.Tsetsen B.Maral, students of the Mongolian Conservatory's School of Classical Music, T.Udval, a student of the Gnessin Music School of the Russian Federation, received 14.0 million MNT each, and L.Enerel, a student of the school received 9, The Minister of Culture Ch.Nomin handed over a bonus of 0 million MNT.
From 2009 to 2021, 17 students successfully participated in this competition.
Today, the Minister of Culture Ch.Nomin presented certificates and cash prizes to the students who successfully participated in the international competition of professional violinists named after Hiran, organized by the famous violinist of the Czech Republic Yaraslov Kosian.
During the award ceremony, the Minister of Culture Ch.Noming said, I would like to express my gratitude and congratulations to all the young violinist students who won prizes at the Kosian International Young Violinist Competition and introduced the development and quality of Mongolian classical art to the world. I would also like to thank Sh.Dulamsuren, Honored Teacher of Mongolia, D.Amarmend, People's Artist of the Russian Federation V.Tonka, and parents for their successful participation in this competition. Although this cash award does not measure your success or artistic talent, we hope that it will be an inspiration and a good investment to support the arts. ”
Dulamsuren, an honored teacher of Mongolia, and T.Enkhmaa, a student of Mongolia, participated in this competition, which has been organized since 1959, in 2009.
One of the features of this competition is that the participants play only by code or without announcing the name and country, and it is organized in two stages. In the first round of the competition, only the named script is played, while in the second round, the time of the game is specified.
In 2021, students under the age of 16 from more than 10 countries competed online in this competition, where only professional artists competed.
According to this regulation, J.Naransoyombo and Ch.Tsetsen B.Maral, students of the Mongolian Conservatory's School of Classical Music, T.Udval, a student of the Gnessin Music School of the Russian Federation, received 14.0 million MNT each, and L.Enerel, a student of the school received 9, The Minister of Culture Ch.Nomin handed over a bonus of 0 million MNT.
From 2009 to 2021, 17 students successfully participated in this competition.