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Schedule
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Mandatory
Meeting for all CIA Adjudicators (all adjudicators - all categories) |
| 09:00 |
CIA
Coupe Mondiale - Round I (Music School) |
| 09:15 |
CIA
Junior Coupe Mondiale - Round I (National Theatre) |
| 13:30 |
Lunch
(Hotel Turist)
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| 14:30 |
CIA
Coupe Mondiale - Round I (continued - Music School) |
| 14:30 |
CIA
Junior Coupe Mondiale - Round I (continued - National Theatre) |
| 18:00 |
Dinner
(Hotel Turist)
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| 19:30 |
CIA
Junior Virtuoso Entertainment - Round I (Music School) |
| 21:00 |
CIA
International Competition for Digital Accordion (Music School) |
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| Adjudicators
Meeting |
Members
of the International Jury panels assembled for their pre-competition
briefing. At this meeting CIA President went over the judging
system as well as clarifying rules pertaining to the specific
categories.
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Members
of the International Jury Panels
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| 63rd
Coupe Mondiale, Round I |
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Contestants
in the 63rd Coupe Mondiale competed in Round I of their three
round event. Each contestant was required to perform the following
program:
- 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.
- 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.
Contestants
in the 63rd Coupe Mondiale competed in Round I of their three
round event. Members of the International Jury panel presiding
over the competition were:
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Milijan
Bjeletic (Serbia), Raimondas Sviackevicius (Lithuania),
Jacques Mornet (France), President of the Jury:
Viatcheslav Semionov (Russia),
Joan Cochran Sommers (USA-ATG), Geanluca Pica (Italy), Andreas
Nebl (Germany), Herbert Scheibenreif (Austria), Li Cong (China)
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Pictured
below are the 14 Contestants in this years Coupe Mondiale:
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Josip
Nemet (Croatia)
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Bojan
Volchevski (Macedonia)
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Paul
Chamberlain (United Kingdom)
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Christel
Sautaux (Swtizerland)
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Petar
Maric (Serbia)
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Milan
Vidovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
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Igor
Krizman (Croatia)
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Mirko
Jevtovic (Serbia)
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Josip
Blazanin (Croatia)
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Jasmina
Pamer (Croatia)
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Vincent
Van Amsterdam (Netherlands)
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Natanael
Teixeira (Portugal)
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Biljana
Vitanovic (Croatia)
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Petar
Mirkov (Serbia)
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Coupe Mondiale, Round I |
20
Contestants competed in the Junior Coupe Mondiale Round 1 where
they performed:
TEST PROGRAM: Two (2) pieces must be played which must include
one original work for accordion and one Baroque work written
for harpsichord/clavichord.
Playing time: maximum 15 minutes playing time. Failure to observe
maximum playing time will result in a mark penalty.
Members of the International Jury were:
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Zoran
Rakic (Bosnia), Franco Bozac (Croatia), Mirco Patarini
(Italy), Heather Masefield (New Zealand), President
of the Jury: Alexandar Selivanov,
Mary Tokarski (USA-AAA), Eduardas Gabnys (Lithuania), Pasi
Hirvonen (Finland), Voijin Vasovic (Serbia)
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Below are
all 20 Contestants competing in the Junior Coupe Mondiale:
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Aleksandar
Nikolic (Serbia)
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Adam
Szabo (Hungary)
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Samuele
Telari (Italy)
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Predrag
Radisavljevic (Serbia)
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Nail
Fatykhov (Russia)
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Dmitriiv
Yarkinov (Russia)
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Petteri
Waris (Finland)
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Tony
Iivonen (Sweden)
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Dusan
Djordjevic (Serbia)
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Rastislav
Jurcik (Slovakia)
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Gorge
Ciric (Macedonia)
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Julie
Holmegaard Schade (Denmark)
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Paul
Schuberth (Austria)
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Augustinas
Rakauskas (Lithuania)
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Nikola
Zivanovic (Serbia)
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Michael
Bridge (Canada)
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Motiecius,
Tadas (Lithuania)
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Gabriel,
Roser (Spain)
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Joao Barradas (Portugal)
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Matthias
Matzke (Germany)
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| Junior
International Competition for Virtuoso Entertainment Music |
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Contestants competed in the Junior Coupe Mondiale Round 1 where
they performed:
OWN CHOICE PROGRAM:
Own choice program consisting of at least two (2) pieces of
different styles and moods with playing time: maximum 7 minutes.
Failure to observe the maximum playing time will result in a
mark penalty.
The category was adjudicated by:
President of the Jury: President Tibor Racz, Yulia Amerikova
(Russia), Li Cong (China), Graham Laurie (United Kingdom), Heather
Masefield (New Zealand), Andreas Nebl (Germany), Antonio Spaccarotella
(Italy), Werner Weibert (Austria). |
The contestants were:
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Vedad Zulic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
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Alexander
Bodell (United Kingdom)
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Samuele
Telari (Italy)
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Joao
Guerreiro (Portugal)
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Radu
Laxgang (Moldavia)
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Paul
Schuberth (Austria)
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Pietro
Roffi (Italy)
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Svetlana
Kozina (Russia)
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Competition for Digital Accordion |
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Six contestants
competed in the 2nd CIA International Competition for Digital
Accordion. Three contestants qualified from their home countries,
while three contestants were sponsored by Roland Europe after
competing in the 4th Roland Digital Accordion Competition
in Rome. Roland also sponsored the prize money for this category
in support of digital accordion technology.
Each contestant was required to perform a program under the
following guidelines:
OWN
CHOICE PROGRAM: Own Choice Show/Entertainment Program.
- Playing
time: maximum 15 minutes. Failure to observe the maximum
playing time will result in a mark penalty.
- There
will be one (1) round, except when there is more than 8
candidates. Then a preliminary round will be held to select
up to 8 finalists for a Gala Evening Concert. Candidates
shall play the same own choice program for the preliminary
round and the final round if two rounds are required.
- External
sound modules, MIDI modules, backing tracks including SMF,
audio files, CD or MP3 player etc. may be used. The organiser
will provide a mixer sound system with a mixer plug-in for
1 or 2 channels and a single power plug (local plug) of
230 volts. The candidate must provide all other equipment.
- Rehearsal
time of up to 15 minutes per candidate will be scheduled
prior to the competition.
- Performance
sound set up time - maximum 2 minutes. Performance sound
break down - maximum 2 minutes.
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types and make of digital accordion may be used and bellows
must be the primary volume control of the digital sounds.
Digital accordions with acoustic sounds are permitted with
the reeds amplified provided the candidate uses the accordion
and bellows to make substantial use of digital sounds.
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adjudicators marks will be based on: show/entertainment;
musicality; digital technology use.
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Graham
Laurie (United Kingdom), Jorgen Sundqvist (Sweden),
Zorica Karakutovska (Macedonia), Alexandar Selivanov (Russia),
Mirco Patarini (Italy),
President of the Jury: President J Sommers, Grayson Masefield
(New Zealand), Andreas Nebl (Germany), Raimondas Sviackevicius
(Lithuania)
The six outstanding contestants contestants were:
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Matthias
Matzke (Germany)
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Eduard
Akhanov (Russia)
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Giorgio
Albanese (Italy)
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Pavel
Janas (Poland)
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Jackson
Jofre Rodrigues (Brazil)
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Alexei
Chernomordikov (Russia)
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To
conclude the Roland sponsored CIA International Competition
for Digital Accordion, Roland presented two of their most renonwned
artists, Sergio Scappini from Italy and Ludovic Beier from France.
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Above
left: Sergio Scappini (Italy) - Roland V Accordion Artist
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Above
right: Ludovic Beier (France) - Roland V Accordion Artist
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