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== Awards == | == Awards == | ||
She was awarded the medal "[[Amira Metodieva]]" in [[2012]] at the Belgian national [[Belfius Classics]] - music competition at the [[De Munt|Munt Royal Opera theatre]] in [[Brussels]], by the [[Union of Belgian Composers]]. | * She was awarded the medal "[[Amira Metodieva]]" in [[2012]] at the Belgian national [[Belfius Classics]] - music competition at the [[De Munt|Munt Royal Opera theatre]] in [[Brussels]], by the [[Union of Belgian Composers]]. | ||
* At the tribute concert in [[2018]] to the Belgian harpist, composer and conductor [[Frits Celis]] she played the apotheosis with the ''Hymn to the Belgian composer [[August De Boeck]]'' for harp solo. | |||
* She obtained the bronze medal in the [[2019]] Lyon and Healy USA international harp competition in Bloomington, Indiana. | |||
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Revision as of 04:15, 14 July 2019
Mathilde Wauters is a Belgian harpist. She was a pupil of Eline Groslot at the Bruges Conservatory and Amira Metodieva for a short time.
Awards
- She was awarded the medal "Amira Metodieva" in 2012 at the Belgian national Belfius Classics - music competition at the Munt Royal Opera theatre in Brussels, by the Union of Belgian Composers.
- At the tribute concert in 2018 to the Belgian harpist, composer and conductor Frits Celis she played the apotheosis with the Hymn to the Belgian composer August De Boeck for harp solo.
- She obtained the bronze medal in the 2019 Lyon and Healy USA international harp competition in Bloomington, Indiana.