Young Azerbaijani piano player wins YPN 2012 competition
Young Azerbaijani pianist Narmin Najafli, 16, the winner of
numerous national and regional competitions, student of Bulbul
Special Music School became the winner of the 1st Prize of the 5th
Young Pianist of the North International competition held in
Newcastle, U.K.
Competed in the Category B, Najafli claimed the title of the Young
Pianist of the North 2012 in 12-16 age categories, AzerTac state
news agency reported.
The 2nd place winner became Katie Morgan (12), UK, while the 3rd
Kiku Kamalainen (15), Finland.
The jury, organizers and supporters of YPN 2012 have accepted 37
entries from: Azerbaijan, China, Czech Republic, Finland, France,
Indonesia, Italy, Romania, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, UK and the
USA.
Narmin was the first place winner of different musical competitions
in national competitions in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008. She is
finalist of the 12nd Ettlingen (Germany) International Competition
for Young Pianists in 2010.
She has performed at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris in 2006 and
in major concert halls in Washington, Strasbourg, Brussels, Moscow
and Florence. Performed concerto no. 23 by Mozart with the
Azerbaijan State Symphony Orchestra at the age of eight, followed
by many other performances with symphony orchestras of music by
Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Tchaikovsky in Azerbaijan and
Poland.
In 2007, by a Presidential decree included into the "Golden Book of
Young Talents of Azerbaijan" and awarded the Presidential
scholarship.
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