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	GRZEGORZ FITELBERG INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION FOR CONDUCTORS PARTICIPATION CONDITIONS The Competition is open to conductors of all nationalities, who on 6th December, 2003, will be under the age of 35 years. Applications for participation in the Competition should be sent till 15th May, 2003, on the form enclosed to these regulations, completed in print or typed, to the address: Międzynarodowy Konkurs Dyrygentów im. G. Fitelberga 40-084 Katowice, ul. Sokolska 2, Poland and should be accompanied by: a) copy of Birth Certificate, b) copy of musical studies graduation diploma or a certificate of completed studies, c) short biography (half a type-written page) and information on preceding artistic activity, Xerox copies of diplomas, prizes and awards, programmes, reviews, etc.) d) two portrait photographs on glossy paper (size 9 x 12) e) video tape with recorded programme (rehearsal with orchestra or concert) conducted by the candidate (about 15 minutes), f) bank transfer for registration fee in the sum of USD 50. Music Foundation of the Grzegorz Fitelberg International Competition for Conductors ING Bank Śląski O/Katowice S.A. ul. Mickiewicza 3 10501214-701944712 The candidate will be notified about being qualified for the Competition by 15th July, 2003. Candidates qualified for the Competition should report to the Competition Office on 5th December, 2003, before 6.00 p.m. and pay the competition fee in the sum of USD 200. Failure to pay the competition fee on the appointed date will be tantamount to resignation of participating in the Competition. The number of candidates admitted to participate in the Competition will be limited to no more than 40 candidates. The Verification Committee may create a list of reserve candidates. Candidates from the reserve list will be notified about being admitted to participate in the Competition by 1st October, 2003. Travel expenses shall be borne by the candidates. Organizers of the Competition shall bear the costs of accommodation of all participants during the entire time of their participation in successive stages of the Competition. COMPETITION PROCEDURE Participants of the Competition shall conduct the orchestra of the Silesian Philharmonic (Filharmonia Śląska), whereas they may use their own orchestra materials. The competition takes place in three stages: Stage I - 6th - 9th December, 2003 Stage II - 10th - 11th December, 2003 Stage III - 12th December, 2003 Final Concert - 14th December, 2003 From the first stage of the Competition participants will perform in alphabetical order, starting from the letter drawn on 5th December, 2003. No more than 12 candidates will be admitted to the second stage of the Competition and 6 candidates to the third stage. All hearings, as well as the prize-winners' concert can be filmed, recorded or transmitted by radio and television, recorded on discs or cassettes and broadcast by mass media with the Competition Management's consent - without payment to the participants. The hearing of all Competition stages is open to the public. STAGE I From the given repertoire the participant of the 1st stage shall choose three works from group A and three works from group B, whereupon he draws one work from each group. No more than 30 minutes are provided for preparing the drawn work with the orchestra. The sequence of performed works is optional. In cyclical works or those consisting of many parts - if the Jury abandons determining the specific part of the work - the participant of the Competition makes the choice at his own discretion. GROUP A L. van Beethoven "Egmont" Overture op. 84 J. Brahms Tragic overture opus 81 St. Moniuszko Fantastic Overture Fairy Tale ("Conte d'Hiver") W.A. Mozart Overture to the opera "Die Zauberflöte" G. Rossini Overture to the opera "Il Barbiere di Siviglia" J. Strauss Overture to the opera "Die Fledermaus" G. Verdi Overture to the opera "Sicilian Vespers" C.M. Weber Overture to opera "Euryanthe" GROUP B L. van Beethoven 2nd Symphony in D major ,Op. 36 L. van Beethoven 4th Symphony in B major,Op. 60 J. Haydn Symphony No. 100 in G major (Military) J. Haydn Symphony No. 104 in D major F. Mendelssohn Symphony No. 4 in A major op. 90 (Italian) W.A. Mozart Symphony in D major(Haffner) KV 385 W.A. Mozart Symphony in C major (Linz) KV 425 Fr. Schubert Symphony No. 5 in B major op. 90 D-485 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STAGE II From the repertoire given below the Competition participant shall choose three works from group A and three works from group B, whereupon he draws one work from each group. No more than 45 minutes shall be provided for the preparation of the drawn work with the orchestra. In cyclical works or those consisting of many parts - if the Jury abandons determining the specific part of the work - the participant of the Competition makes the choice at his own discretion . The sequence of performed works is optional. GROUP A J. Brahms Symphony No. 3 in F major op. 84 A. Bruckner Symphony No. 4 in E major (Romantic) P. Czajkowski Symphony No. 6 in B minor (Pathetic) op. 74 A. Dvorak Symphony NO. 7 D minor op. 70 C. Franck Symphony in D minor M. Karłowicz Symphonic poem "Stanisław i Anna Oświecimowie" G. Mahler Symphony No. 1 in D major R. Schumann Symphony No. 4 in D minor op. 120 J. Sibelius Symphony No. 2 in D major op. 43 GROUP B L. van Beethoven Violin Concerto in D major op. 61 J. Brahms Violin Concerto in D major op. 77 P. Czajkowski Violin Concerto in D major op. 35 C. Saint-Saens Violin Concerto in B minor op. 61 K. Szymanowski Violin Concerto No. 2 op. 61 H. Wieniawski Violin Concerto No. in F sharp minor -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STAGE III From the repertoire given below the Competition participant shall choose three works from group A and three works from group B, whereupon he shall draw one work from each group. No more than 25 minutes shall be provided for the preparation of the drawn work with the orchestra, whereas the sequence of performed works is optional. GROUP A B. Bartok "The Miraculous Mandarin" C. Debussy "Iberia" (from the triptych "Images") S. Prokofiew Suite No. 2 from the ballet "Romeo and Juliet" M. Ravel Suite No. 2 from the ballet "Daphne and Chloe" A. Skriabin "Prometheus" (The Poem of Fire) R. Strauss Symphonic poem "Tod und Verklärung" I. Strawiński Suite from the ballet "Petrushka" (1946/47) GROUP B G. Bacewicz Music for strings, cornets and percussion T. Baird Symphony No. 3 H.M. Górecki Symphony No. 1 "1959" W. Kilar "Krzesany" W. Lutosławski Livre pour orchestre B. Szabelski Symphony No. 3 K. Szymanowski Symphony No. 2 op. 19 The names of members of the jury will be made public before the start of the Competition. Internal work regulations will be established during the first meeting of Jury members before starting the hearings. The appraisal made by members of the Jury is confidential. Verdicts issued on the basis of appraisal of Jury members are final. PRIZES AND AWARDS Three prizes and three awards are waiting for the Competition finalists. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRIZES 1st prize 45.000,- PLN and gold medal (about USD 10,000.-) 2nd prize 36,000.- PLN and silver medal (about USD 8,000.- ) 3rd prize 22.500,- PLN and bronze medal (about USD 5,000.-) AWARDS 18.000,- PLN (about USD 4.000,- ) 13.500,- PLN (about USD 3.000,- ) 9.000,- PLN (about USD 2.000,- ) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The prize-winners are entitled to the title of: Prize-Winner of 7th International Grzegorz Fitelberg Competition for Conductors. Basing on the final number of points, the Competition Jury may change the system of prizes and awards, providing that the overall sum of prizes and awards remains unchanged. Irrespective of the regulation prizes special prizes sponsored by institutions and private persons have been foreseen. Participants of the 2nd stage of the Competition who pass to the Finale will receive diplomas of participation in the Competition. The handing over of prizes and awards shall take place during a formal Prize-Winners' Concert Ceremony that will end the 7th International G. Fitelberg Competition for Conductors. The programme of the Prize-Winners' concert shall be established by the Competition Jury in agreement with the performers. The Competition Prize-Winners will have the possibility of guest conducting symphonic concerts of leading Polish orchestras and making archival disc and radio recordings. Any doubts connected with provisions of these Regulations shall be settled on the basis of the Polish text, being the only authentic one. Цитировать
shmurak Группа: Администраторы Сообщений: 291	Добавлено: 05-03-2005 13:21
	HISTORY The Grzegorz Fitelberg International Competition for Conductors, together with the Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw and the Wieniawski Violin Competition in Poznań, is one of the most important international music competitions in Poland. The competition takes place in Katowice - the capital of Silesia, an industrial region of Poland. Grzegorz Fitelberg was regarded as one of the most outstanding Polish conductors. The International Competition for Conductors was initiated and created by a great Polish conductor Karol Stryja (1915-1998) who was Grzegorz Fitelberg's last student and the director of the Silesian Philharmonic Orchestra throughout many years. The 1st Grzegorz Fitelberg International Competition for Conductors took place in 1979, commemorating the centenary of birth of its patron. Since then the competition, consisting of either three or four stages, has been repeated every four years. During all the previous competitions the participants of the first stage conducted the Symphony Orchestra of the Academy of Music in Katowice. From the second stage on,they conducted the Symphony Orchestra of the Silesian Philharmonic. Beginning from the year 2003 year, the participants will conduct only the Silesian Philharmonic Orchestra. The repertoire (overtures, symphonies, symphonic poems, violin concertos) includes classical, romantic and contemporary works of both foreign and Polish composers. In the year 2003 no more than 40 participants, qualified by the verifying committee on the basis of the documents and video recordings sent, will be admitted to the competition. In 2003 year no more than 40 participants will be admitted to the Competition, qualified by Verifying Committee on the grounds of sent documents and video recordings. No more than 12 participants will compete in II stage, and no more than 6 in III stage (the Final). Winners of I, II and III prize will hold the title of Prizewinners of the Competition. - 1st prize is Gold Medal and 45.000,- PLN (about 10.000 USD) - 2nd prize is Silver Medal and 36.000,- PLN (about 8.000 USD) - 3rd prize is Bronze Medal and 22.500,- PLN (about 5.000 USD) The remaining finalists will receive awards and prize-money. The Winners of Gold Medals of the previous Competitions are: I. 1979 – CLAUS PETER FLOR – Germany II. 1983 – CHIKARA IMAMURA – Japan III. 1987 – MICHAEL ZILM – Germany IV. 1991 – MAKOTO SUEHIRO – Japan V. 1995 – VICTORIA ZHADKO – Ukraine VI. 1999 – MASSIMILIANO CALDI – Italy As an example of great interest aroused by the competition among young conductors may serve the fact that about 200 candidates from all around the world declare to take part in each of its editions. The 7th Grzegorz Fitelberg International Competition for Conductors will take place on the 50th anniversary of Grzegorz Fitelberg's death, that is in the year 2003, and will last from 6th to 14th December. Цитировать

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