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On December 28th, 2009, Notary Mr. D.L. Rang conducted an official draw.
At that time, there
were 110 AAF member
competitions and organisations.
71 of these were scheduled to take
place in 2010.
A few competitions could not or preferred not to be considered for the AAF support
(e.g. for organisational reasons).
Thus, 55 AAF member competitions
were included in the first draw.
From these 55, six
were randomly chosen by Mr. Rang.
Mr. Rang selected two
more competition from another group of international piano
competitions, which were not AAF members.
To be considered, a few additional conditions had to be fulfilled.
In total, 6 non-member
international piano competitions taking place in 2010 were included in
the draw.
Go to the top of this page
to see the list of the eight chosen competitions.
Mr. Rang also selected six
more AAF competitions, in case some of the first selected ones
are unable to
organise the AAF reception.
These "runners-up"
are, in order
of their selection:
1. the Rotary
International
Piano Competition in Palma de Mallorca (Spain) [May
2010]
2. the CCC International Piano Competition,
Toronto (Canada) [November 2010]
3. the Grand Prix Animato, Paris
(France) [December 2010]
4. the International Johannes Brahms Music Competition,
Poertschach (Austria) [September 2010]
5. the International Piano Competition Ennio
Porrino,
Cagliari (Italy) [October 2010]
6. the International Piano
Competition Dedication to Ferenc Liszt, Moscow
(Russia) [Nov./Dec. 2010]
and two additional ones from among the
remaining eligible non-member competitions:
1. the Concours International
de Piano in Lagny sur Marne (France)
[February 2010]
2. the Concours International Jean
Francaix in Vanves (near
Paris, France) [April 2010]
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