Candidates
Program - Coupe Mondiale, 2009
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- INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
FOR ACCORDION SOLOISTS (COUPE MONDIALE) 2009. There will be three
(3) rounds.
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Round
I - Test Round Section
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The candidate must perform the 2009 Test
Round including the following three (3) pieces:
- Any Baroque work.
- Own Choice Program: The candidate must
select a program consisting of two (2) pieces, one piece to be of
a slower, lyrical style* and the other piece to be of a technical
virtuosic style**. At least one (1) of these Own Choice pieces
must be an original work for accordion.
* Examples of the slower, lyrical style: Kalina
Krasnaia by Semionov, Romance by Angelis, Vocalise by Rachmaninov,
Aria by Bach etc...
** Examples of the technical virtuosic style:
Caprice by Paganini, a fast Sonata by Scarlatti, Finale of 1st Sonata
by Kusjakov etc...
- Individual movements from cyclic works
are acceptable. Playing time for Round I: maximum 20 minutes. Failure
to observe maximum playing time will result in a mark penalty.
Round I music must be played in one sitting
and may be played in any order. Candidates will be judged equally on
each of the three parts of Round I.
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Round
II - Complete Original Work
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- One
complete original work for the accordion.
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Round
III - Own Choice Program
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Own Choice program consisting of three (3) or more pieces of different
style and character.
- Playing
time: minimum 20 minutes to maximum 30 minutes. Failure to observe
minimum or maximum playing time will result in a mark penalty.
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Prizes
and Awards - 62nd Coupe Mondiale, 2009
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Prize in Honor of
Allan William Jones
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1st
Prize: |
1,000 Euro |
2nd
Prize: |
500 Euro |
3rd
Prize: |
250 Euro |
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- All
candidates will receive a Diploma of Participation.
- First Prize Winner
will receive a Concert Tour to Portugal hosted by the CIA Member 'Conservatorio
Regional de Castelo Branco', including a minimum of three concerts
in Portugal.
- First Prize Winner
will receive a Concert Tour to Finland hosted by the CIA Member 'Suomen Harmonikkaliitto
- SHL' (Finnish
Accordion Association), including a minimum of three concerts in Finland.
- National
member associations are requested to offer concerts or a tour for
the 1st Prize Winners.
- All
winners must be present in person at the Awards Ceremony in appropriate
attire suitable for press coverage and publicity appearances. In case
of absence, the prize may be accepted by a delegate of their country
or the Diplomas will be mailed by the Secretariat.
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