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'''Jurmala Young Pop Singer Competition''' ({{lang-lv|Jauno izpildītāju konkurss Jūrmala}}, {{lang-ru|конкурс молодых исполнителей эстрадной песни "Юрмала"}}),<ref>[http://pesnyagoda.nm.ru/molod.html Фестиваль молодых исполнителей Юрмала—Ялта—Москва]</ref> |
The '''Jurmala Young Pop Singer Competition''' ({{lang-lv|Jauno izpildītāju konkurss Jūrmala}}, {{lang-ru|конкурс молодых исполнителей эстрадной песни "Юрмала"}}),<ref>[http://pesnyagoda.nm.ru/molod.html Фестиваль молодых исполнителей Юрмала—Ялта—Москва]</ref> has been held almost annually during 1986-1993 in the [[resort town|resort city]] of [[Jūrmala]], [[Latvia]]. Each year the chairman of the jury was the initiator of the festival, [[Raimonds Pauls]].<ref>[http://www.jurmala-festival.com/en/about.php About Jurmala pop music festival]</ref> Another founder and host (until 1992) was [[Yuri Nikolaev]].<ref name=vlast/> |
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Since 1992: Jurmala Television Pop Music Festival ({{lang-lv|Starptautiskais popmūzikas festivāls}})<ref name=j92>[http://www.nfc.webserver.lv/lmdb/movies/movie.php?mov_id=2047 Kino Muzejs<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
Since 1992: Jurmala Television Pop Music Festival ({{lang-lv|Starptautiskais popmūzikas festivāls}})<ref name=j92>[http://www.nfc.webserver.lv/lmdb/movies/movie.php?mov_id=2047 Kino Muzejs<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
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==1986== |
==1986== |
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*Grand Prix: [[Igo (singer)|Rodrigo Fomins (Igo)]];<ref>[http://archives.kgsu.ru/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=544&Itemid=2 Родриго из Лиепаи<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> songs: "Путь к свету", "Грибной дождь" and "Kā Senā Dziesmā" |
*Grand Prix: [[Igo (singer)|Rodrigo Fomins (Igo)]];<ref>[http://archives.kgsu.ru/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=544&Itemid=2 Родриго из Лиепаи<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> songs: "Путь к свету", "Грибной дождь" and "Kā Senā Dziesmā" |
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*1st prize: Narine Arutyunyan |
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*2nd prize: [[:ru:Легкоступова, Валентина Валерьевна|Valentina Legkostupova]]; songs, "Берег счастья" and "Пускай метель"<ref>[http://www.mk.ru/blogs/idmk/2006/05/01/Atmosphere/74610/ "Ягода-малина"], an interview with Legkostupova (the title is that of |
*2nd prize: [[:ru:Легкоступова, Валентина Валерьевна|Valentina Legkostupova]]; songs, "Берег счастья" and "Пускай метель"<ref>[http://www.mk.ru/blogs/idmk/2006/05/01/Atmosphere/74610/ "Ягода-малина"], an interview with Legkostupova (the title is that of Legkostupova's hit song) {{ru icon}}</ref> |
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*3rd prize: Svetlana Medyanik & Ais Buluktaeva |
*3rd prize: Svetlana Medyanik & Ais Buluktaeva |
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==1987== |
==1987== |
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* Grand Prix: (was not awarded) |
* Grand Prix: (was not awarded) |
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* 1st prize: [[Kare Kauks]] |
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* 2nd prize: Olga Rajecka & Uģis Roze |
* 2nd prize: Olga Rajecka & Uģis Roze |
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* 3rd prize: Larisa Konoshchuk & Valery Karimov |
* 3rd prize: Larisa Konoshchuk & Valery Karimov |
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* Spectators' Prize: [[Alla Perfilova]]; [[jazz]]-[[rock music|rock]] song by [[Natalya Maslova]] arranged by [[Leonid Yaroshevsky]]<ref>[http://o-m.info/article/detail.php?ID=987 Саратовские тайны певицы Валерии] (Saratov Mysteries of Valeria the Singer){{ru icon}}</ref><ref>[http://www.trud.ru/trud.php?id=200202150280306 "Valeria will become Alla?"], ''[[Trud (newspaper)|Trud]]'', no. 28, February 15, 2002</ref> |
* Spectators' Prize: [[Alla Perfilova]]; [[jazz]]-[[rock music|rock]] song by [[Natalya Maslova]] arranged by [[Leonid Yaroshevsky]]<ref>[http://o-m.info/article/detail.php?ID=987 Саратовские тайны певицы Валерии] (Saratov Mysteries of Valeria the Singer) {{ru icon}}</ref><ref>[http://www.trud.ru/trud.php?id=200202150280306 "Valeria will become Alla?"], ''[[Trud (newspaper)|Trud]]'', no. 28, February 15, 2002</ref> |
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==1988== |
==1988== |
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*Grand Prix: [[Aleksandr Malinin]];<ref>[[Alexander Malinin<!--|Bot generated title -->]]</ref> songs: "Коррида", "Напрасные слова", "Осторожно, двери закрываются" |
*Grand Prix: [[Aleksandr Malinin]];<ref>[[Alexander Malinin<!--|Bot generated title -->]]</ref> songs: "Коррида", "Напрасные слова", "Осторожно, двери закрываются" |
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*1st prize: Erich Krieger |
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*2nd prize: The competition this year had a political resonance when the Latvian underground singer [[Zigfrīds Muktupāvels]] performed the patriotic song |
*2nd prize: The competition this year had a political resonance when the Latvian underground singer [[Zigfrīds Muktupāvels]] performed the patriotic song "Tautas laiks" ("People's Time") written by [[Imants Ziedonis]].<ref>[http://www.doremi.lv/index.php?cat_id=news_doremi&id=45 Izdota latviešu patriotisko dziesmu izlase “Tautas laiks”] (about the album of patriotic Latvian songs "People's Time") {{lv icon}}</ref> |
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*3rd prize: Kastytis Kerbedis & Aziza Mukhamedova |
*3rd prize: Kastytis Kerbedis & Aziza Mukhamedova |
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==1989== |
==1989== |
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*Grand Prix: Soso Pavliashvili |
*Grand Prix: Soso Pavliashvili |
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*1st prize: Angelina Petrosova |
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*2nd prize: Eugene Kulikov |
*2nd prize: Eugene Kulikov |
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*3rd prize: [[Ivo Fomins]] |
*3rd prize: [[Ivo Fomins]] |
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==1992== |
==1992== |
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The competition was held July 21–25 in the Tennis Center "Lielupe". The organizers were Raimonds Pauls, Igor Nikolayev and Vadim Makarenko. This year it was announced as an International Television Festival and rules were changed: the number of contestants was limited to 15, the age was limited to 25, and the languages were limited to English and Latvian. Russian language was excluded for political reasons due to escalated conflict with [[Russia]]. For the latter reason Nikolayev was |
The competition was held July 21–25 in the Tennis Center "Lielupe". The organizers were Raimonds Pauls, Igor Nikolayev and Vadim Makarenko. This year it was announced as an International Television Festival and rules were changed: the number of contestants was limited to 15, the age was limited to 25, and the languages were limited to English and Latvian. Russian language was excluded for political reasons due to escalated conflict with [[Russia]]. For the latter reason Nikolayev was rejected as a host.<ref name=vlast>[http://www.kommersant.ru/doc.aspx?DocsID=4993 Jurmala-92 Competition Changed the Rules] (Конкурс "Юрмала-92" сменил правила), ''Vlast Magazine'', no 122, January 6, 1992</ref> |
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*Grand Prix: [[Arina]] ([[Arina Borunova]])<ref>[http://www.zuzi.lt/?display=records&do=biography&id=2 ARINA Biografija / Atlikejai / Zuzi įrašai<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
*Grand Prix: [[Arina]] ([[Arina Borunova]])<ref>[http://www.zuzi.lt/?display=records&do=biography&id=2 ARINA Biografija / Atlikejai / Zuzi įrašai<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
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*Third prize: [[Maksim Fadeyev]] <!--b. May 6, 1968 http://www.sci.aha.ru/ALL/HIST/hist.php?day=06&mon=05&src=2--> |
*Third prize: [[Maksim Fadeyev]] <!--b. May 6, 1968 http://www.sci.aha.ru/ALL/HIST/hist.php?day=06&mon=05&src=2--> |
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A 105' documentary ''Jurmala-92'' was released<ref name=j92/> |
A 105' documentary ''Jurmala-92'' was released.<ref name=j92/> |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
Revision as of 14:46, 27 June 2016
The Jurmala Young Pop Singer Competition (Template:Lang-lv, Template:Lang-ru),[1] has been held almost annually during 1986-1993 in the resort city of Jūrmala, Latvia. Each year the chairman of the jury was the initiator of the festival, Raimonds Pauls.[2] Another founder and host (until 1992) was Yuri Nikolaev.[3]
Since 1992: Jurmala Television Pop Music Festival (Template:Lang-lv)[4]
1986
- Grand Prix: Rodrigo Fomins (Igo);[5] songs: "Путь к свету", "Грибной дождь" and "Kā Senā Dziesmā"
- 1st prize: Narine Arutyunyan
- 2nd prize: Valentina Legkostupova; songs, "Берег счастья" and "Пускай метель"[6]
- 3rd prize: Svetlana Medyanik & Ais Buluktaeva
1987
- Grand Prix: (was not awarded)
- 1st prize: Kare Kauks
- 2nd prize: Olga Rajecka & Uģis Roze
- 3rd prize: Larisa Konoshchuk & Valery Karimov
- Spectators' Prize: Alla Perfilova; jazz-rock song by Natalya Maslova arranged by Leonid Yaroshevsky[7][8]
1988
- Grand Prix: Aleksandr Malinin;[9] songs: "Коррида", "Напрасные слова", "Осторожно, двери закрываются"
- 1st prize: Erich Krieger
- 2nd prize: The competition this year had a political resonance when the Latvian underground singer Zigfrīds Muktupāvels performed the patriotic song "Tautas laiks" ("People's Time") written by Imants Ziedonis.[10]
- 3rd prize: Kastytis Kerbedis & Aziza Mukhamedova
1989
- Grand Prix: Soso Pavliashvili
- 1st prize: Angelina Petrosova
- 2nd prize: Eugene Kulikov
- 3rd prize: Ivo Fomins
- Spectators' Award: Ivo Fomins
1992
The competition was held July 21–25 in the Tennis Center "Lielupe". The organizers were Raimonds Pauls, Igor Nikolayev and Vadim Makarenko. This year it was announced as an International Television Festival and rules were changed: the number of contestants was limited to 15, the age was limited to 25, and the languages were limited to English and Latvian. Russian language was excluded for political reasons due to escalated conflict with Russia. For the latter reason Nikolayev was rejected as a host.[3]
- Grand Prix: Arina (Arina Borunova)[11]
- Third prize: Maksim Fadeyev
A 105' documentary Jurmala-92 was released.[4]
See also
References
- ^ Фестиваль молодых исполнителей Юрмала—Ялта—Москва
- ^ About Jurmala pop music festival
- ^ a b Jurmala-92 Competition Changed the Rules (Конкурс "Юрмала-92" сменил правила), Vlast Magazine, no 122, January 6, 1992
- ^ a b Kino Muzejs
- ^ Родриго из Лиепаи
- ^ "Ягода-малина", an interview with Legkostupova (the title is that of Legkostupova's hit song) Template:Ru icon
- ^ Саратовские тайны певицы Валерии (Saratov Mysteries of Valeria the Singer) Template:Ru icon
- ^ "Valeria will become Alla?", Trud, no. 28, February 15, 2002
- ^ Alexander Malinin
- ^ Izdota latviešu patriotisko dziesmu izlase “Tautas laiks” (about the album of patriotic Latvian songs "People's Time") Template:Lv icon
- ^ ARINA Biografija / Atlikejai / Zuzi įrašai