The fourth Queen Elisabeth Music Competition took place in Brussels in 1952. It was the second post-war edition of the competition, which had been resumed the previous year, and the second one devoted to piano, 14 years after the first one took place.
It was won by Leon Fleisher.
Palmares
edit| Winner | |
|---|---|
| 1st Prize |  Leon Fleisher
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| 2nd Prize |  Karl Engel
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| 3rd Prize |  Maria Tipo
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| 4th Prize |  Frans Brouw
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| 5th Prize |  Lawrence Davis
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| 6th Prize | Lamar Crowson
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| 7th Prize | Theodore Lettvin
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| 8th Prize |  Yuri Bukov
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| 9th Prize |  Jacques Coulaud
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| 10th Prize | Philippe Entremont
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| 11th Prize |  Hans Graf
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| 12th Prize | Janine Kinet
|
Jury
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Willem Andriessen
Stefan Askenase
Emile Bosquet
Marcelle Cheridjian
Harriet Cohen
Marta de Conciliis- Marcel Cuvalier (chairman)
- René Defossez
Olin Downes
Rudolf Firkušný
Walter Kerschbaumer- Kathleen Long
Marguerite Long- Carlo Van Neste
- Theo van der Pas
Eduardo del Pueyo- Arthur Rubinstein
- Naum Sluszny
Magda Tagliaferro
References
edit- [1] Archived 2011-07-23 at the Wayback Machine Queen Elisabeth Music Competition
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