Eurovision Young Musicians

Revision as of 10:31, 2 May 2016

Host

Produced in the UK in these years:

Humphrey Burton (1982)

Co-hosts

Commentary:
Humphrey Burton (1984-94)
Sarah Walker (1996)
Stephanie Hughes (1998-2004)
Howard Goodall (2006)
Nicola Loud (2008)
Clemency Burton-Hill (2010)

Broadcast

BBC2, 11 May 1982 to 13 July 2002

BBC Four, 31 May 2004 to 21 May 2010

Synopsis

A pan-European version of the BBC's Young Musician of the Year contest. All the national performers play in semi-finals, with the best amongst them progressing to the grand final a week later. Most, but not all, of the competing countries stage televised national heats. Competitors are 25 or younger. The winners are awarded prizes to benefit their future professional careers.

Champions

Year	Venue	Winner	Nationality	Instrument
1982	Manchester, United Kingdom	Markus Pawlin	Germany	Piano
1984	Geneva, Switzerland	Isabelle Van Keulen	Netherlands	Violin
1986	Copenhagen, Denmark	Sandrine Lazardes	France	Piano
1988	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Julian Rachlin	Austria	Violin
1990	Vienna, Austria	Nick Van Oostrum	Netherlands	Piano
1992	Brussels, Belgium	Bartlomiej Niziol	Poland	Violin
1994	Warsaw, Poland	Natalie Clein	United Kingdom	'Cello
1996	Lisbon, Portugal	Julia Fischer	Germany	Violin
1998	Vienna, Austria	Lidia Baich	Austria	Violin
2000	Bergen, Norway	Stanislaw Drzewiecki	Poland	Piano
2002	Berlin, Germany	Dalibor Karvay	Austria	Violin
2004	Lucerne, Switzerland	Alexandra Soumm	Austria	Violin
2006	Vienna, Austria	Andreas Brantelid	Sweden	'Cello
2008	Vienna, Austria	Dionysios Grammenos	Greece	Clarinet
2010	Vienna, Austria	Eva-Nina Kozmus	Slovenia	Flute
2012	Vienna, Austria	Eivind Holtsmark Ringstad	Norway	Viola
2014	Cologne, Germany	Ziyu He	Austria	Violin

Inventor

Based on the BBC's Young Musician of the Year competition.

Web links

Official site

Feedback

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