LAUREATES:

1st Prize – Grand Prix (20.000 Euro): Ji Hwan PARK (violin ORSO) – South Korea
2nd Prize (3.000 Euro): Ji Hwan PARK (violin MASHA) – South Korea
2nd Prize (3.000 Euro): Krzysztof KRUPA (violin URSUS) – Poland
3rd Prize (2.000 Euro): Philippe MAHU (violin TINA) – France

FINALISTS:

Piotr PIELASZEK (violin JAMBI) – Poland
Marcin KRUPA (violin APUS) – Poland
Debora SCIANAMÉ (violin NO HERO) – Italy
Gonzalo BAYOLO (violin ANGEL) – Spain
Sungdeok SEO (violin SENTENTIAL) – South Korea
Krzysztof KRUPA (violin CAPRICORNUS) – Poland
Marcin KRUPA (violin BEATUS) – Poland

Extra-Statutory Prizes:

Medal of Polish Artist Violin Maker Union for the highest violin-making qualities of the instrument – Ji Hwan PARK (South Korea), for instrument MASHA.

Medal of Henryk Wieniawski Musical Society for the highest acoustic qualities of the instrument – Piotr PIELASZEK (Poland), for instrument JAMBI.

“Złoty Groblicz” Special Prize for a highly valued ornamental qualities of the instrument – Stefan JAROSZ (Poland), for instrument SPARROW.

Extra-Statutory Prize endowed by ‘Artonus’ company: violin cases for  laureates of three first prizes of the competition: Ji Hwan PARK, Krzysztof KRUPA and Philippe MAHU (violin case Elipe – for 1st Prize Winner,  violin case Quart – for 2nd Prize Winner, violin case Pico – for 3rd Prize Winner).

Special Prize of the Polish Artist Violin Maker Union for the best non-Polish finalist of the Competition not awarded a statutory prize – pictorial album “Polska sztuka lutnicza 1954-2004” [‘Violin Making Art in Poland 1954-2004’] – Debora SCIANAMÉ, for instrument NO HERO.

Special Prize endowed by Jakub Niewczyk for highest ranked students of Ignacy Jan Paderewski Academy of Music in Poznań – three batches of sycamore wood – Piotr PIELASZEK, for instrument JAMBI.

Special Prize endowed by Jan Špidlen, a book “Čeští mistři houslaři Špidlenové” (‘Czech Violin Making Masters, the Špidlen family’) – Piotr PIELASZEK.