Oskar Nedbal International Viola Competition 2022
Oskar Nedbal International Viola Competition 2021
1st prize – not awarded
2nd prize – Weronika Dziadek (Poland)
2nd prize - Ami-Louise Johnsson (Sweden)
3rd prize - Wenhan Jiang (China)
Special awards
Prize for the best interpretation of O. Nedbal piece - Ami-Louise Johnsson (Sweden)
Pirastro Prize for an outstanding young talent – Sebastian Gonzalez Mora (Canada/Columbia)
Prague´s Conservatory Director Prize for the best Czech competitor – Mája Wittová (CZ)
Oskar Nedbal International Viola Competition 2020
1st prize Nicholas Algot Swensen (Denmark)
2nd prize Sao Soulez Lariviere (France/Netherlands)
3rd prize not awarded
honorary mention Fiachra de Hora (Ireland), Serhiy Havrylyuk (Ukraine), Mark Liu (USA), Martina Santarone (Italy), Rica Schultes (Germany), Samantha Souppaya (France)
Antotnín Dvořák Society Prize for the best interpretation of O. Nedbal piece Nicholas Algot Swensen (Denmark)
B. Martinů Foundation Prize for the best interpretation of the Sonata by B. Martinů Sao Soulez Lariviere (France/Netherlands)
Prize for the best Czech competitor Jakub Čepický (Czech Republic)
Oskar Nedbal International Viola Competition 2019
1st prize MinGwan KIM (South Korea)
2nd prize Yuri YOON (South Korea)
3rd prize Evgeny SHCHEGOLEV (Russia)
honorary mention Yizilin LIANG (China), Alva Rasmussen (Sweden), Otoha Tabata (Japan)
Czech Music Fund Prize for the best Czech competitor Daniel Macho (Czech Republic)
Antotnín Dvořák Society Prize for the best interpretation of O. Nedbal piece Alva Rasmussen (Sweden)
B. Martinů Foundation Prize for the best interpretation of the Sonata by B. Martinů Daniel Macho (Czech Republic)
Visegrad prize for the best competitor from Visegrad Daniel Macho (Czech Republic)