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Hando Nahkur jõudis rahvusvahelise Liszti konkursi veerandfinaali

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Pianist Hando Nahkur jõudis tihedas võistlussõelas  Rahvusvahelise Franz Liszti  Klaverikonkursi 24 veerandfinalisti hulka.
Võistlusel soovis osaleda rohkem kui 200 noort pianisti kogu maailmast.  Eelvoorudele, mis toimusid Shanghais, Moskvas, Utrecht’is ja New York City’is, kutsuti 69 pianisti, kellest valiti veerandfinaali 24.
Rahvusvaheline Franz Liszti Klaverikonkurss (Franz Liszt International Piano Competition) korraldatakse Hollandis Utrechtis iga kolme aasta järel ning  kuigi alles järjekorranumbrilt 9., on tegemist maailma ühe kõige prestiizhsema klaverikonkursiga.


Võistlus on ka kuulus selle poolest, et pakub noortele muusikutele põhjalikku erialast toetust. Nagu nimigi ütleb, mängitakse siin võistlusel ainult Liszti muusikat.
Hando Nahkuri sõnade kohaselt andis ta eelvoorus parima, aga kuna võistlejaid oli nii palju, ei  osanud ta midagi loota.  “Aga ime juhtus ja sain top 24 hulka. See konkurss Euroopas on sama suur sündmus nagu Cliburni konkurss Ameerikas, mistõttu esimese 24 hulka saada on juba suur võit ja tunnustus,“ rõõmustab Hando Nahkur.
9. Rahvusvaheline Fr. Liszti Klaverikonkurss toimub Utrechtis järgmise aasta märtsikuus.

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