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Bologna, Italy, October 29 –
November 1- 2021
In collaboration with
the R. Accademia Filarmonica of Bologna
Liuwe
Tamminga, President
Menno van Delft, Maria Pia Jacoboni Neri,
Dubee Sohn, Giorgio Tabacco
Application
The Competition is open to harpsichordists born after 31 December 1986.
An entry fee of € 130 should be remitted to the following account in the
name
of Associazione
Clavicembalistica Bolognese, Via Saragozza n. 86, I - 40123 Bologna, Italy.
Conto Corrente Postale, 17172404
IBAN IT52L0760102400000017172404
The application must be sent
by e-mail to Associazione.cembalistica@gmail.com within 15 October
2021
or
by regular mail to
Associazione
Clavicembalistica Bolognese
Via Saragozza, 86
I - 40123 Bologna, Italy
and should be postmarked by 15 October 2021.
Only the first 20
applications will be accepted.
The entrance fee will be refunded to applicants exceeding this number.
The entrance fee will not be refunded to applicants who withdraw from
the competition.
The following
documents should be enclosed with the application form:
Certificate of musical harpsichord qualification (copy)
Birth certificate (copy)
Receipt of payment of the entrance fee
A short curriculum vitae
The application should also indicate an address, telephone number and e-mail
for communications.
Instruments
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.
Venue
Participants should present themselves in Bologna on October 29 -2021 at 10
a.m. at R. Accademia Filarmonica, Via Guerrazzi 13 –
Bologna, Italy, with an identification document. At this time, candidates must
present five copies of the detailed programme of
their performances of each round and five copies of the pieces of the
candidate's own choice, bound in five separate booklets (for distribution to
the members of the Jury).
The order of playing will be decided by drawing lots at the opening of the
competition.
Prizes
First Prize € 3500
Second Prize € 2500
Third Prize € 1500
Prize Mariolina De Robertis
of € 500, offered by the harpsichordist Diadorim Saviola,
for the best performance of Ennio Morricone’s
piece.
The Jury reserves the
right to withhold the award of any of the prizes.
In case of a draw, the
prizes will be equally divided amongst the winners.
Any decision reached
by the Jury is final.
The winner of the First Prize
will be invited to participate in the Jury’s work during the next edition of
the Competition.
The First Prize cannot be divided.
- The winners are
expected to give a concert in Bologna, for the Associazione Clavicembalistica
Bolognese, at ‘Sala Mozart’ of the R. Accademia
Filarmonica on the evening of 1 November 2021.
- The winners of the
first three prizes will be invited to give a concert on the historical
instruments of the Tagliavini Collection in San
Colombano, Bologna.
- The winner of the
first prize will be invited to give a recital within the Festival Soli Deo Gloria in Reggio Emilia, Italy
and a recital at Reale Collegio di Spagna
in Bologna.
- Besides these
prizes, concert engagements will be offered to the winner.
Preliminary Round
GIROLAMO FRESCOBALDI: Capriccio
VII sopra l’Aria ‘Or chè noi rimena’,in partite
(1624)
GEORG
FRIEDRICH HÄNDEL Fourth Suite in e min. HWV429
FRANÇOIS COUPERIN Préludes n. 5 e 6 (from The
Art de Toucher le Clavecin),
or 2 Préludes of the candidate's own choice.
BALDASSARE GALUPPI One Sonata from ‘Passatempo
al Cembalo’, of the candidate's own choice.
Semi-final
Round (open to the public)
J.SEBASTIAN BACH: ‘Capriccio on the Departure of his Most Belowed Brother’
ALESSANDRO SCARLATTI: Variations on ‘Follia’
(from Toccata VII, primo tono)
ENNIO MORRICONE: ‘Mordenti’
or ‘Neumi’, of the candidate's own choice.
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, provided by the
jury, 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. 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.
WINNERS OF THE 2019 EDITION
First Price: SOHN DUBEE (South Corea)
Second Price ex aequo: INÈS MORENO UNCILLA (Spain) and GIULIA RICCI (Italy)
Third price: MARCO CROSETTO (Italy), with special mention
for the realization of basso continuo
Price “Mariolina De Robertis” for the best performance of the contemporary
piece: D.C. RUBIO FERRANDIS (Spain)
WINNERS
OF THE 2017 EDITION
First Prize: not awarded
Second Prize:
ROSSELLA POLICARDO – Italy
Third Prize.KRZYSZTOF GARSTKA - Poland
Prize “M. De Robertis”
for the best performance of the contemporary piece:
ROSSELLA POLICARDO - Italy
First prize
ORLANDO
BASS – France
Second
prize
MARIA AURELIA
VIŞOVAN – Rumania
Third prize
MARCO CROSETTO – Italy
Prize
Mariolina De Robertis offered by the Association Procembalo for the best performance of the contemporary piece:
PAULINA
ALICJA ŻMUDA – Poland
WINNERS
OF THE 2011 EDITION
First Prize ex aequo
ELISABETTA FERRI, Italy
- CLEMENT GEOFFROY, France
Second Prize, not
awarded
Third Prize ex aequo
HELENE DIOT, France -
LUCA OBERTI, Italy
Prize Annelie de Man offered by the Association "Procembalo"
for the best performance
of the contemporary piece
SONJA LEIPOLD, Austria
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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