Tchaikovsky International Youth Music Competition in 2009
Piano, Violin and Cello June 2009 17 -28, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
Organizers of this competition: Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky International Music Competition Stars Association, Gyeonggi Province Government of South Korea, and Korea Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau.
Deadline for registration: March 27, 2009
Age requirement: Born after June 1992 (inclusive).
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1. The application materials include:
Fill in the complete registration form.
Fill in the complete list of competition tracks.
Pre-selected DVD (see track requirements on the back for recording requirements)
Copy of identity certificate
biographical notes
* * * Seven photos: three color bareheaded photos (size 13× 18cm) and four black-and-white or color bareheaded photos (size 3× 4cm or 4× 6cm) taken within half a year.
Two letters of recommendation
Copies of personal artistic experience, concert tracks, award certificates and other documents.
Registration fee 100 USD proof of payment
Note: The application materials will not be returned.
2. Track requirements-Chinese and English, with Chinese as a reference.
piano
Pre-selected DVD—-(the time is not more than 25 minutes, and the tracks can be the same as those of the official competition)
Bach-prelude and fugue of ——WTC or two three-part works
Page (abbreviation of page) Tchaikovsky-a piece of music chosen by the player
Sonata by Haydn, Mozart or Beethoven (one movement is selected by the contestants)
Two concert etudes
Bach-Overture and fugue or two or three original works of "Twelve Equal Laws"
Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky-Players choose their own works.
Sonata by Haydn, Mozart or Beethoven (player chooses a movement)
Two concert etudes
The first round: * * * 4 tracks (no more than 25 minutes, the tracks can be the same as the pre-selected DVD).
Bach-prelude and fugue of ——WTC or two three-part works
Page (abbreviation of page) Tchaikovsky-a piece of music chosen by the player
Sonata by Haydn, Mozart or Beethoven (one movement is selected by the contestants)
Two concert etudes
Bach-Overture and fugue or two or three original works of "Twelve Equal Laws"
Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky-Players choose their own works.
Sonata by Haydn, Mozart or Beethoven (player chooses a movement)
Two concert etudes
The second round: **3 tracks (the time shall not exceed 30 minutes)
Page (abbreviation of page) Tchaikovsky-one or more works (with a total duration of no more than 15 minutes, not belonging to the first round)
Romantic works
A work by a composer in the 20th century.
Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky-One or more tracks (the total time * * * shall not exceed 15 minutes and cannot be repeated with the first round of tracks).
Romantic works
The works of a composer in the 20th century.
The third round: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra (the repertoire is selected by the players)
Note: The order of the first round and the second round can be decided by the players themselves. The organizing committee will select up to 80 players to enter the first round, up to half of the first round players to enter the second round, and then six players to enter the finals. All rounds of songs must be played by heart, and the songs played must be published.
cello
Pre-selected DVD—-(the time is not more than 25 minutes, and the tracks can be the same as those of the official competition)
One of the following etudes:
Grutzmach in major, op. 38 1, op. 38/in e major.
-D. Pop F major, Op. 73 No.6/E flat major, Op. 73 No.9/C flat major, Op. 73 No.0/7.
A. Noike, Op. 32, No.7, in major
French Dance in B Minor, Op.7, No.9.
A cantilena piece (not sonata)
A masterpiece (not a sonata movement)
Choose one of the following etudes:
-Macher Etude in C Major, Op.38 1 or Etude in E Major, Op.38, Op.9.
-David Popard's etude Op.73 sextet in F major or Op.73 ninet in E flat major or Op.73 in C major 17.
-Norvik Etude in A Major, Op.32 No.7.
-French Etude in B minor, Op.7, No.9.
Cantilena (a light lyric sketch, not a sonata)
Acrobatic etude (non-sonata form)
The first round: * * Three songs (no more than 25 minutes)
One of the following etudes:
Grutzmach in major, op. 38 1, op. 38/in e major.
-D. Pop F major, Op. 73 No.6/E flat major, Op. 73 No.9/C flat major, Op. 73 No.0/7.
A. Noike, Op. 32, No.7, in major
French Dance in B Minor, Op.7, No.9.
A cantilena piece (not sonata)
A masterpiece (not a sonata movement)
Choose one of the following etudes:
-Macher Etude in C Major, Op.38 1 or Etude in E Major, Op.38, Op.9.
-David Popard's etude Op.73 sextet in F major or Op.73 ninet in E flat major or Op.73 in C major 17.
-Norvik Etude in A Major, Op.32 No.7.
-French Etude in B minor, Op.7, No.9.
Cantilena (a light lyric short song) (a non-sonata movement)
Acrobatic etude (non-sonata form)
The second round: **3 songs (no more than 30 minutes)
Bach's Prelude and any of the six cello solo suites by Salaband.
One of the following sonatas:
Variations in a.e minor
-G samatini in g major
Francor's Works in E Major
Valentini in E major.
Breval in G major.
-Bo Cerini.-Any of the six sonatas
Tchaikovsky's Nocturne or 20th century composer's works (selected by the contestants).
Overture and Salaband of any of Bach's six cello unaccompanied suites
Choose one of the following sonatas:
-arristie sonata in e minor
-Samatini Sonata in G major.
Franco sonata in e major
-Valentini sonata in E major.
Ljevar sonata in -G major
-Any of Bo Carini's six sonatas.
Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky's Nocturne or 20th century composer's works (optional for players).
Third round
Concerto for cello and orchestra (the repertoire is selected by the player)
violin
Recorded tracks (***3 tracks, no more than 25 minutes)
Bach-two movements (one fast and the other slow), selected from the following works:
Partita in e major, BW 1006 1, 2, 3.
Partita in D minor, BW 1004 1, 2, 3, 4.
-sonata in a minor, BW 1003, movements 3 and 4.
-sonata in c major, BW 1005, movements 3 and 4.
-sonata in g minor, BW 100 1, movement 1, 2 or 3,4.
One of Paganini's Capriccios (24 Capriccios) or one of wieniawski's Capriccios (Op. 10).
Page (abbreviation of page) Tchaikovsky-one of the following works:
-Serenade Milano, Op. 26
Scherzo, op. 42 bis
-Meditation, Op.42 1
Waltz-Scherzo, Op. 34
A. Bach-two movements of the following tracks (a happy chapter and a slow movement)
Partita in E major, BW 1006,No. 1, 2, 3.
Partita in D minor, BW 1004, movement 1, 2, 3, 4.
-sonata in a minor, BW 1003, 3rd and 4th movements.
-sonata in c major, BW 1005, the third and fourth movements.
-sonata in g minor, BW 100 1, movement 1, 2 or movement 3 or 4.
B. One of Paganini's 24 capriccios or wieniawski's capriccioso Op. 10.
C. One of the following Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky tracks.
-melancholy serenade, op. 26
-Scherzo Op. 42 bis
-Meditation Op.42 1
Scherzo op. 34
Racing track requirements
The first round: * * * 3 songs, no more than 25 minutes.
J.S. Bach-selected from the following two movements (one fast-paced and the other slow-paced):
Partita in e major, BW 1006 1, 2, 3.
Partita BW 1004 in d minor 1, 2,3,4.
-sonata in a minor, BW 1003, movements 3 and 4.
-sonata in c major, BW 1005, movements 3 and 4.
-sonata in g minor, BW 100 1, movement 1, 2 or 3,4.
One of Paganini's Capriccios (24 Capriccios) or one of wieniawski's Capriccios (Op. 10).
Page (abbreviation of page) Tchaikovsky-one of the following works:
-Serenade Milano, Op. 26
Scherzo, op. 42 bis
-Meditation, Op.42 1
Waltz-Scherzo, Op. 34
A. Bach-two movements of the following tracks (a happy chapter and a slow movement)
Partita in E major, BW 1006,No. 1, 2, 3.
Partita in D minor, BW 1004, movement 1, 2, 3, 4.
-sonata in a minor, BW 1003, 3rd and 4th movements.
-sonata in c major, BW 1005, the third and fourth movements.
-sonata in g minor, BW 100 1, movement 1, 2 or movement 3 or 4.
B. One of Paganini's 24 capriccios or wieniawski's capriccioso Op. 10.
C. One of the following Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky tracks.
-melancholy serenade, op. 26
-Scherzo Op. 42 bis
-Meditation Op.42 1
Scherzo op. 34
The second round: **4 songs (no more than 30 minutes)
W.A. Mozart —— One of Sonatas (K 30 1, K302, K 303, K 304, K305)
A work by a composer in the 20th century.
A masterpiece (20 minutes at most)
Page (abbreviation of page) Tchaikovsky-Melody, Op. 42 (3)
A Mozart-one of the sonatas (K 30 1, K302, K 303, K 304, K305).
B.20 The works of a composer in the 20th century
C. A stunt song (no more than 20 minutes)
D. Melody of Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky, Op. 42, No.3.
Third round
Violin and Orchestral Concerto (selected by contestants)
The player chooses a violin and orchestra concerto.
Step 3: Bonus
There is no tied prize for the first prize, with a prize of $5,000, gold medal, certificate and trophy.
Second prize $3,000, silver medal, certificate
The third prize is 2000 dollars, bronze medal and certificate.
Fourth to sixth prize $ 1000, certificate
There are also some individual awards.
After the contest, the organizing committee will organize a championship concert, and the contestants must attend.
The organizing committee will specially recommend the winner of the Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky International Music Competition.
4. Organizing Committee arrangement
Players will be informed whether they have passed the pre-selection around April 30, 2009.
Players will arrive in Korea on June 16 at the latest and report to the designated place. At that time, a lottery ceremony will be held to determine the order of the competition.
In the first and second rounds, the contestants have 15 minutes of rehearsal time every day, and the organizing Committee provides venues and equipment. Players can practice with the orchestra for 60 minutes before the third round. At that time, the organizing Committee will make specific rehearsal arrangements.
The organizing committee arranged piano accompaniment for violinists and cellists. Players can also bring their own accompaniment at their own expense.
5. Transportation and accommodation
International players are responsible for their round-trip air tickets.
The organizing Committee arranges shuttle buses for the contestants from the hotel to the rehearsal and competition venues.
Six finalists will receive transportation subsidies after the competition.
The organizing Committee will provide the contestants with a list of local hotels, which will be reserved by the contestants themselves.
Players eliminated in advance can stay and watch the next game at their own expense.
6. Other matters
The decision of the judges is final, and the contestants are not allowed to appeal.
Winners must attend the closing ceremony and award ceremony.
During the competition, players and referees are not allowed to make any comments to the media without authorization.
The organizing Committee has the right to record the competition on the spot and publicize it in the media. Players are not allowed to ask for any fees.
The organizing committee has the right to arrange performances for the winners within 24 months after the competition. The finalists will sign an agreement with the organizing Committee on this matter.
In case of dispute, the Russian and Korean version rules shall prevail.
Signing up for the competition is regarded as agreeing and abiding by the rules of the competition.