FINAL RESULTS AND AWARDS - MAJOR CATEGORY 

1st prize "City of Radovljica"

ONDREJ ZAVADIL, Czech Rep. 

Ondrej started playing the piano at the age of 5. His first teacher was Jana Grygarová and he subsequently studied with Libuše Tichá at the Grammar and Music school of Prague. Since 2017 he's been studying with Milana Chernyavska at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz. He participated in many competitions and most recently, he won 1st prize at the International Competition " Giovanni Musicisti Città di Treviso", 1st prize at the International Competition for Young Pianists "Merci, Maestro!" in Brussels and 1st prize at the International Anton Rubinstein in Düsseldorf. He performed in Rudolfinum twice with the Prague Simphony Orchestra, 2013 and 2015.

 2nd prize "Filippo Trevisan"

ANDRIJA JOVOVIĆ, Montenegro

Born in 1998 in Montenegro, comes from a musical family and begun his musical education at the age of 6. After attending the music elementary and high school in his hometown, Podgorica, (under the tutelage of prof. Lidija Skender), he is currently a student of the University of music and performing arts Vienna, in the class of Nataša Veljković. He has won numerous first prizes in national and international competitions. In March 2020 Andrija attended the International Academy of music in Liechtestein for which he received a full scholarship, and has attended a masterclass with prof. Ruben Dalibaltayan there. He has attended masterclasses and seminars and had lessons with many eminent pianists and pedagogues.

 3rd prize "La Casa de Kamna"

VLADIMIR AĆIMOVIĆ, Serbia

Vladimir was born in Serbia in 2002. He received his first piano lessons at the age of 7 and was taught at the Niš Music school in the class of prof. Suzana Mardikiyan-Novaković. He is currently studying with prof. Milana Chernyavska at the University of music and performing arts Graz and at the Faculty of music in Belgrade with prof. Lidija Stanković. He is also a scholarship holder of the International music academy in Lichtenstein, where he regularly takes part in the intensive weeks and activities of the Music academy. Vladimir has performed in Bulgaria, Italy, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Romania, Russia, Switzerland, Serbia and the Czech Republic. Among numerous prizes at national and international competitions, Vladimir is also the winner of the "Constantinus Prize 2012", which is awarded to the most promising musicians under the age of 18, and is also a scolarship holder of the Fund for Young talents of the Republic of Serbia.

Posebna nagrada za najobetavnejšega  pianista:

VLADIMIR AĆIMOVIĆ, Srbija

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KLARA LUŽNIK, Slovenija

Klara started learning the piano at the age of 7 at the Music school Slovenj Gradec with prof. Amra Kabil Đukanović. In 2016, she successfully passed the entrance exam for the Conservatory of music and ballet Maribor, in the class of prof. Planinka Atić. During her studies she had several successful performances and concerts around Slovenia. In April 2018 and 2019, she successfulully performed at a concert selected compositions by contemporary composers. She is an award winner in several country and international piano competitions. After successful high school graduation, she continues her musical path at the University of music and performing arts in Graz in the class of prof. Zuzana Niederdorfer.