16/07/2026
AUSGEZEICHNET! // EXZELLENT! (Julius-Stern-Institut)
Our youngest music students Universität der Künste Berlin have achieved top rankings in numerous competitions! We extend our heartfelt congratulations to them:
Bundeswettbewerb Jugend musiziert 2026:
In total, Julius-Stern-Institut students won seven 1st prizes, five of which were awarded the highest score.
The Aureus-Quartett (Shira Fuchs (14), violin, Prof. Latica Honda-Rosenberg; Laila Honda (13), violin, Peter Rainer; Jakob Rau (16), viola, external; Lennard Voigt (16), cello, Ildikó Szabo) won an audience award.
The Aureus-Quartett was also awarded the special prize from the Bernhard Arpeggione Stiftung.
The Aureus-Quartett is mentored by the Leonkoro Quartet.
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Alina Li (14, violin, Prof. Latica Honda-Rosenberg) and Avalon Stottrop (16, violin, Prof. Latica Honda-Rosenberg) won an audience award as a string instrument duo.
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Eva Lietz (13, piano, Stefan Lietz) was awarded a scholarship from the Carl Bechstein Stiftung.
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Denis Azak (16, piano, Rüdiger Mühleisen) and Katharina Sattarov (16, piano, Stefan Lietz) were awarded a scholarship from the -Ponto-Stiftung.
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Other competitions:
Georg Schupelius (15, cello, Prof. Konstantin Heidrich) won 1st prize in Age Group 4 at the Heranova Cello Competition. He was also awarded the overall victory in the competition across all age groups.
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Kai Uemura (11, violin, Prof. Latica Honda-Rosenberg) won 1st prize in Age Group C at the 26th Mendelssohn Competition in Frankfurt. He was also awarded a special prize.
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Elena Shin (9, violin, Michiko Feuerlein) won 1st prize in Age Group 1 at the International Kocian Competition in the Czech Republic.
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Annika Lietz (11, violin, Michiko Feuerlein) won 2nd prize in Age Group 2 at the International Kocian Competition in the Czech Republic.
© Peter Adamik