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| Обмен информацией о музыкальных конкурсах и их обсуждение / Конкурсы композиторов, дирижеров / Composition competition European Music Festival for Youngsters (Belgium) |
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Добавлено: 24-06-2004 19:30 |
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Composition competition European Music Festival for Youngsters In cooperation with Publishing house Beriato Goal: For more than 50 years the EMJ has been the meeting place for thousands of young musicians (up to the age of 25) who artistically compete with each other in a tolerant atmosphere. To maintain, renew and adjust this thought to modern times the EMJ organizes a composition competition for young composers. The winning composition will form an important part of the 53rd European Music Festival in 2005. Regulations : 1. participants: The maximum age of composers who want to participate in this competition is 28 on 1st September 2004. Every participant can send in maximum one composition. The composition must be new. Participants who get to the final, must be present at this final. 2. strength: brass band (piccolo, flute 1, 2 – oboe 1, 2 – bassoon – es clarinet – clarinet 1, 2, 3 – bass clarinet – alto sax 1, 2 – tenor sax – baritone sax – horn 1, 2, 3, 4 – trumpet 1, 2, 3 – trombone 1, 2, 3 – tenor tuba – bass tuba – string bass – mallets – timpani – percussion – optional piano & harp) 3. duration: 5 to 9 minutes (overture 5’ – concert piece 9’), different parts are possible. 4. competition timing: start: January 2004 – final date to hand in the composition: 1st July 2004 – 1st selection: August 2004 – final selection: October 2004, final concert with 5 selected compositions: beginning of May 2005. 5. prizes: • prize money: 2.000 Euro 1st prize: 1.200 Euro, 2nd prize: 500 Euro, 3rd prize: 300 Euro • prize awarded by the public • publication by publishing house Beriato, according to general conditions • the winning composition will be the compulsary song for the pennant series, Category A: Brass bands of the European Music Festival for Youngsters, edition 2005 6. creation: the three best compositions will be performed at a special concert during the European Music Festival for Youngsters, edition 2005. 7. scores: the scores must be printed in computer print on A4-paper, numbered, not bound or stapled (loose sheets). Next to the printed version you must also send in the scores on CD-rom. The file may be saved as Sibelius, Finale or Encore. The scores must be sent by registered mail to our secretariat on 1st July at the very latest. The posting date is the only proof. International candidates send their scores as DOCUMENT. The envelope contains the scores for the orchestra and a closed accompanying envelope with the following information (in block letters): a) surname, name(s), date of birth, address, phone number, fax number and e-mail address of the composer. b) A signed and dated letter of the candidate in which he/she declares that the composition was written especially for this competition and that it has never been performed, not even partly. Entries that do not contain this information will be refused. The scores may not display any signs of the composer’s identity. Address of the competition secretariat: Postbus 56 3910 Neerpelt Belgium Only the secretary of the jury will know the contents of the closed accompanying envelope. Concerning the competition only written communication will be accepted (see address above). After the preselections the candidates are asked to send in the complete instrument scores in computer printing on 7/9/2004 at the very latest. The selected finalists will be briefed before 30/8/2004 (by phone, fax or e-mail). The finalist must confirm his/her presence at the final before 15/9/2004. If a finalist cannot attend the final day, the first reserve laureate will be summoned. 8. authorized persons of the composition competition The compositions will be judged by a national (preselections) and an international (final) jury. Members of the jury cannot send in a composition. If a jury member knows about the participation of one of his/her students, he/she must communicate the identifying marks of the composition to the competition management. The jury member cannot judge this composition. The organisers of the competition can make all necessary arrangements to ensure that everything runs smoothly. 9. prize-giving ceremony: The prize-giving ceremony will take place during the European Music Festival for Youngsters, edition 2005. 10. If the regulations are not observed, the candidature will not be accepted. 11. Appeal against the decision of the jury is impossible. |
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| On Saturday 23rd October 2004 the EMJ organized a concert as a result of the composition competition for the 53rd European Music Festival. The composer Bart Picqueur from Zele (Belgium) won the third prize with his tasteful composition A Froghitters’ Fantasy, which also received the prize awarded by the public. But the laureate of the evening was Wouter Lenaerts from Peer (Belgium) with his composition Devil’s Island. The jury found the piece extremely suitable as a compulsory work for the pennant series A: symphonic bands, fanfares and brass bands of the 53rd EMJ. |
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| Обмен информацией о музыкальных конкурсах и их обсуждение / Конкурсы композиторов, дирижеров / Composition competition European Music Festival for Youngsters (Belgium) |