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Schedule
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| 08:30 |
CIA
International Competition for Piano Accordion (Music School) |
| 08:45 |
CIA
Junior Coupe Mondiale - Round II (National Theatre) |
| 13:00
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Lunch
(Hotel Turist) |
| 14:00 |
CIA
Junior Coupe Mondiale - Round II (continued - National Theatre) |
| 14:00 |
CIA
International Competition for Piano Accordion (continued - Music
School) |
| 16:30 |
CIA
Junior Virtuoso Entertainment - Round II (Music School) |
| 18:00
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Dinner
(Hotel Turist) |
| 19:30 |
CIA
Virtuoso Entertainment - Round I (Music School) |
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| 2011
Coupe Mondiale in Shanghai, China Meeting |
CIA
President Raymond Bodell met with officials from the organizing team
for the 2011 Coupe Mondiale to be held in China from October 1-6,
2011. Pictured below are Professor Li Cong (CIA Delegate and 2011
CIA Honorary Vice President), Mr. Yu Zhen (Vice President and General
Secretary of the Shanghai Musicians Association) and CIA President
Raymond Bodell (United Kingdom). The event promises to be one of the
most exciting events in the history of the CIA. Full details will
be announced very soon.
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Cyrstal
Wang (Vice Presdient of the Shanghai Accordion Associatoin), Professor
Li Cong (CIA Delegate and 2011 CIA Honorary Vice President),
Raymond Bodell (CIA President) and Mr. Yu Zhen (Vice President and
General Secretary of the Shanghai Musicians Association)
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| International
Competition for Piano Accordion |
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Fourteen
contestants competed for the CIA International Competition
for Piano Accordion performing the following program.
OWN
CHOICE PROGRAM: consisting of three (3) or more pieces including
one from the Baroque era, one piece to be of a slower, lyrical
style* and one piece of a technical virtuosic style**. It
must contain at least one Original Work but transcriptions
may also be used. Individual movements from cyclic works are
acceptable.
* 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...
- Competitors
must present themselves as artists to an audience; presentation,
dress and stage-craft all being important.
- Playing time:
minimum 15 minutes to maximum 20 minutes playing time. Failure
to observe minimum or maximum playing time will result in
a mark penalty.
The contestants
were as follows:
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Filip
Stamevski (Macedonia)
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Laimonas
Salijus (Lithuania)
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Alexey
Nefedov (Russia)
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Mykhaylo
Demeniv (Hungary)
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Milos
Beljakovic (Serbia)
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Martynas
Levickis (Lithuania)
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Dragan
Ribic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
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Alexander
Veretennikov (Russia)
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Marko
Lukic (Serbia)
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Irina
Grigoryeva (Russia)
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Vladica
Dimitrijevic (Serbia)
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Vasilije
Stamenkovic (Serbia)
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Klavdiya
Tarabrina (Russia)
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Ljupco
Kolevski (Macedonia)
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| Junior
Coupe Mondiale, Round II |
Contestants
in the Junior Coupe Mondiale performed their second and final Round
of competition. Performing and
OWN CHOICE PROGRAM consisting of a Minimum of two (2) pieces of which
one must be an original work for accordion. Individual movements from
cyclic works are acceptable.
Playing time: minimum 10 minutes to maximum 15 minutes playing time.
Candidates performed as follows:
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International Competition for Virtuoso Entertainment Music |
Contestants
in the Junior International Competition for Virtuoso Entertainment
Music perfromed their second and final Round comprising an own
choice program consisting of at least two (2) pieces of different
styles and moods with a playing time of a maximum of 7 minutes.
The jury for this competition is:
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Front
from left to right: Andreas Nebl (Germany), Graham Laurie
(United Kingdom), Antonio Spaccarotella (Italy),
Li Cong (China), President of the Jury: President Tibor
Racz
Standing left to right: Heather Masefield (New Zealand),
Yulia Amerikova (Russia), Werner Weibert (Austria)
Some
of the contestants performing this afternoon were:
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Paul
Schuberth (Austria)
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Svetlana
Kozina (Russia)
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Samuele
Telari (Italy)
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Pietro
Roffi (Italy)
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Vedad
Zulic (Bosnia and Herzegovina) - not pictured
Joao Guerreiro (Portugal) - not pictured
Radu Laxgang (Moldavia) - not pictured
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Alexander
Bodell (United Kingdom)
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Competition for Virtuoso Entertainment Music |
Contestants
in the International Competition for Virtuoso Entertainment
Music were:
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Cao
Peiya (China)
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Liu
Zhao (China)
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Frederic
Da Silva (France)
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Irina
Grigoryeva (Russia)
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Song
Yue (China)
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Sang
Yuking (China)
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Sarah
Vonau (France)
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Matteo
Marinelli (Italy)
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Hu
Mengqian (China)
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Wang
Mengwei (China)
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Liang
Tan Jia (China)
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Dorin
Grama (Moldolva)
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Petar
Maric (Serbia)
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Alexander
Veretennikov (Russia)
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OWN
CHOICE PROGRAM:
Own Choice Program consisting of at least two (2) pieces of
different styles and moods.Playing
time: maximum 9 minutes. Failure to observe the maximum playing
time will result in a mark penalty.
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Danijel
Stankovic (Austria)
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Members of the International Jury were:
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Standing
left to right: Alexander Selivanov (Russia), Graham Laurie
(United Kingdom), Li Cong (China),
Gianluca Pica (Italy), Andreas Nebl (Germany), Herbert Schebenreif
(Austria),
Seated left to right: Heather Masefield (New Zealand)
International Competition for Virtuoso Entertainment Music
President of the Jury: President Kimmo Mattila, Tibor
Racz (Slovakia)
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