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Bologna, Italy, 11-14 November 2011
First Prize ex aequo
ELISABETTA FERRI, Italy - CLEMENT GEOFFROY, France
Second Prize, not assigned Third Prize ex aequo Prize Annelie de Man offered by the Association "Procembalo" for the best performance of the contemporary piece Jury Notice of competition Application The Competition is open to harpsichordists born after 31 December
1976. An entry fee of € 130 should be remitted to the following bank
account: The application must be sent to Associazione Clavicembalistica Bolognese and should be postmarked by 30 October 2011. The following documents should be enclosed with the
application form: Instruments Venue Prizes The Jury reserves the right to withhold the award of any of the
prizes.
HELENE DIOT, France - LUCA OBERTI, Italy
SONJA LEIPOLD, Austria
Luigi Ferdinando Tagliavini, President
Gordon
Murray, Maria Pia Neri Jacoboni, Maria Letizia Pascoli, Blandine Rannou
UGF Banca, Via Indipendenza 8/h, 40121 Bologna - IBAN
IT71E0312702410CC0610008740, SWIFT BAECIT2B
Via Saragozza,
86
I - 40123 Bologna
Italy
Tel: +39-051-330228
Certificate of musical harpsichord qualification
(copy)
Birth certificate (copy)
Official proof of citizenship of one of
the Countries of the European Union
Receipt of payment of the entrance
fee
A short curriculum vitae
The application should also indicate
an address and telephone number for communications (and e-mail if
possible).
The entrance fee will not be refunded to applicants who withdraw
from the competition.
A French harpsichord (two manuals)
by M. Johnson and an Italian harpsichord by R. Mattiazzo will be used for the
competition performances. Harpsichords will be available for practice.
Participants should present themselves
in Bologna on the 11November 2011 at 10 a.m. at R. Accademia Filarmonica, Via
Guerrazzi 13 – Bologna, with an identification document. At this time,
candidates will present five copies of the detailed programme of their
performances of each round and five copies of the pieces chosen for each round
bound in five separate booklets (for distribution amongst the members of the
Jury).
The order of playing will be decided by drawing lots at the opening
of the competition.
First Prize € 3000
Second Prize €
2000
Third Prize € 1500
Prize Annelie de Man € 500 offered by the
Association "Procembalo"
for the best performance of the contemporary piece.
In case of a draw, the prizes will be equally divided amongst the
winners.
The winner is expected to give a recital in Bologna, for the
Associazione Clavicembalistica Bolognese, at ‘Sala Mozart’ of the R. Accademia
Filarmonica on the evening of 14 November 2011.
Concert engagements may be
offered to the winner.
The winners will also be invited to give a concert on
the historical instruments of the Tagliavini collection in San Colombano.
Any decision reached by the Jury is final.
Preliminary Round
Giovanni Maria
Trabaci, One Canzone francese of the candidate's own
choice
Girolamo Frescobaldi, One Toccata of the
candidate's own choice
J. Sebastian Bach, English
Suite in a min. BWV 807
J. A. Carlos de Seixas, One
Sonata of the candidate's own choice
Semi-final Round (open to the public)
J.
Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Poolsche Dans (from J.P. Sweelinck:
The Instrumental Works, III)
Girolamo
Frescobaldi, Partite sopra l'Aria di Ruggiero
Elisabeth-Claude Jacquet de La Guerre, One
Suite of the candidate's own choice
J. Sebastian Bach,
Capriccio sopra la lontananza del fratello dilettissimo
Final Round
Thorough Bass realization
Each
candidate admitted to the final round will be given a piece of music of the XVII
or XVIII century, copy of an original print, for instrument or voice and
thorough bass. The candidate will have 15 minutes, without instrument, to
prepare the continuo-playing. The rehearsal with the soloist will be done in
presence of the Jury.
Final Performance (open to the public)
A programme of about 40
minutes of the candidate’s own choice, including a piece by a contemporary
composer. The candidate may include in the programme one of the compositions
performed in a previus round.
The Jury may ask the candidates to perform only in part or to repeat one or several of the presented compositions.
A representative of the Ministry of Cultural Affairs may be
present to observe the work of the Jury.
Download the Application (PDF, 16 kb)
WINNERS OF THE 2009
EDITION
First Prize: KHALIL RONAN (France)
Second Prize: ex aequo, in alphabetical order ALESSANDRO BUCA (Italy) - NADJA LESAULNIER (France)
Third Prize: CECILE MANSUY (France)
WINNERS OF THE 2007
EDITION
First Prize: CHENG-I VICTORIA
CHEN-LIU (Spain)
Second Prize: NADJA LESAULNIER (France)
Third Prize: ex aequo, in alphabetical order
FEDERICA BIANCHI (Italy) - ELISABETTA FERRI (Italy)
WINNERS OF THE 2005
EDITION
First Prize: ex aequo, in
alphabetical order, GIANNALISA ARENA (Italy) and ALINA RATKOWSKA (Poland)
Second Prize: PHILIPPE OLIVIER SALANDINI (France)
Third Prize: not awarded
WINNERS OF THE 2003
EDITION
First Prize: CLOTILDE VERWAERDE,
(France)
Second Prize: KAY UEYAMA, (England)
Third Prize: ex aequo, in alphabetical order,
TABITHA MAGGIOTTO (Italy) and JAN PRITCHARD (England)
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