3CD Various: The Queen Elisabeth International Music Competition Of Belgium - Highlights 1951 - 2001

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The Queen Elisabeth International Music Competition Of Belgium - Highlights 1951 - 2001 - CD

Various

Box Set 3CD 50th Anniversary Highlights

Cypres 1. May 2001 Belgium

Album Compilation

More ID: 726836 EAN: 5412217096137 Discogs ID: 8596410

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Title	The Queen Elisabeth International Music Competition Of Belgium - Highlights 1951 - 2001
Artist	Various
More info	Box Set 3CD 50th Anniversary Highlights
Format	3x CD
Labels	Cypres
Country of issue	Belgium
Date of publication	1. May 2001
First released	2001
Weight	255 g
EAN	5412217096137
Product ID	726836
Discogs ID	8596410
Discogs reviews	5

Various: The Queen Elisabeth International Music Competition Of Belgium - Highlights 1951 - 2001 version on 3CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Belgium in publishing company Cypres on 1. May 2001. Album can be classified in the genre Classical.

Track list

	Miriam Fried, Israël (°Satu-Mare 1946 - 1st Prize Violin 1971)
	Vladimir Ashkenazy, USSR (°Gorki 1937 - 1st Prize Piano 1956)
	Yuzuko Horigome, Japan (°Tokyo 1957 - 1st Prize Violin 1980)
	Frank Braley, France (°Corbeil 1968 - 1st Prize Piano 1991)
	Philip Hirshhorn, USSR (°Brussels 1996 - 1st Prize Violin 1967)
	Valery Afanassiev, USSR (°Moscow 1947 - 1st Prize Piano 1972)
	Marie-Nicole Lemieux, Canada (°Dolbeau-Mistassini 1975 - 1st Prize Singing 2000)
	Abdel-Rahman El-Bacha, Liban (Beyrouth 1958 - 1st Prize Piano 1978)
	Vadim Repin, USSR (Novosibirsk 1971 - 1st Prize Violin 1989)
	Vitaly Samoshko, Russia (°Kharkov 1973 - 1st Prize Piano 1999)