Showing posts with label prizes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prizes. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Windsurfing Fun Cup at Jibes in Mui Ne this weekend

Binh Thuan Province and Jibe’s Beach Club will hold the 12th NOA Vietnam Fun Cup for windsurfing on February 18 and 19.

“We are expecting between 25-40 amateur riders to enter. There are Vietnamese riders and people coming especially for the event from Taiwan and Thailand,” organizer and the owner of Jibes, Pascal Lefebvre, said

“It will be a mixed crowd – often there are 12-15 nationalities represented,” Lefebvre said

Jibe’s Beach Club Mui Ne will host the opening ceremony on Friday at 10am and the award presentation on Saturday at 7.30 pm followed by a beach party with sails being auctioned for charity.

Main events are figure eight slalom racing for men and women over two days. Official referees from Binh Thuan Province sport department will be ruling the event.

Lefebvre said the people to watch will be a few professional riders that will use the amateur event to train for the big international PWA event that starts at Jibes the following week.

He said the number three windsurfer in the world, Cyril Moussilmani from France, will be competing in the Fun Cup to train for next week’s PWA, but he wouldn’t qualify for any prizes as the Fun Cup is only for amateurs.

The first prizes for both men and women are luxury Swiss NOA watches valued at around US$5000, second prizes are a windsurf board valued at 1500 euros and third prizes are windsurf sails valued atUS$700.

All profits of the event will be donated to charity organizations in Binh Thuan Province.

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Monday, September 13, 2010

First int’l piano contest closes in Hanoi

First int’l piano contest closes in Hanoi

Vietnam won three second prizes and two third prizes at the
international piano competition, which was held in Vietnam for the
first time from September 5-12.


In the group A for
pianists from 10-13, Vietnamese contestant Do Hoang Linh Chi and
Canada’s Vu Duc Manh Vincent picked up second prizes, each worth 500 USD
in cash. The first prize worth 1,000 USD went to Kiroki Ukine from
Japan .


In the 14-17-year-old group, Tran Viet Bao
and Luu Duc Anh of Vietnam together with Montesclaros Ma Regina from
the Philippines earned second prizes, each worth 800 USD.
Especially, Tran Viet Bao received the best contestant in Nocturne
performance presented by the Vietnamese Musician Association.


In the group, Nguyen Le Binh An took third prize and was presented with Dang Thai Son Scholarship.


In the group C, Luu Hong Quang of the host country and Shih Wei Chen
from Taiwan won third prizes, each worth 800 USD. The first prize
worth 2,000 USD belongs to Kim Kyung Hoon from the Republic of Korea
.


Tran Viet Bao also received Dang Thai Son Scholarship./.

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Saturday, September 11, 2010

Vietnam wins two golds at int’l puppetry festival

Vietnam wins two golds at int’l puppetry festival

Vietnam bagged two out of the total four gold prizes for performances
at the second International Puppetry Festival, which closed in Hanoi
on September 9.


The host’s gold prizes went to
the Thang Long Puppetry Theatre’s water puppetry programme in
celebration of the 1,000 th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi and the
Vietnam Puppetry Theatre’s “Andersen” item based on three stories of
Danish author Hans Christian Andersen, including “The Brave Tin
Soldier”, “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Little Mermaid”.


The two remaining gold prizes belonged to Singaporean and Indonesian troupes.


The Organising Board also presented 12 gold and seven silver prizes
to the most outstanding artists and three prizes to the best directors.


The six-day festival, organised by the Department
of Performing Arts under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism,
attracted 12 foreign troupes and five from Vietnam, including the
Vietnam Puppetry Theatre, the Thang Long Puppetry Theatre and the
puppetry troupes from Hai Phong city, Dak Lak province and Ho Chi Minh
City./.

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