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This competition has been created to provide young amateur musicians with the opportunity to perform in public. It also gives them a highly motivating goal in their work and a chance to have the level of their Musical Art skills evaluated.

This competition is also designed to draw attention to the exemplary work and devotion of music teachers.

We have designed this competition as an effective way to finally forge a link between the music-loving public and the best Belgian composers.

Kaufmann & Co have not established their reputation in record time : they have been developing their craftsmanship since the beginning of the 18th century. The concept of superior quality, which has been their motto for more than a century, has made their name.

Whenever they organize concerts, most of the national and international professionals call on Kaufmann for material and services. Centres for Culture, ministries, recording studios, music schools, academies of music, professional musicians as well as a multitude of music lovers know the way to this Mecca for harpsichord and piano in Belgium .



Article 1.
The competition is open to pianists of all nationalities, under 24 years of age, divided into three categories (A, B and C).
Category A is reserved for entrants under 12 years of age on the 31 st of December in the year of the competition.
Category B is reserved for entrants under 17 years of age on the 31 st of December in the year of the competition.
Category C is reserved for entrants under 24 years of age on the 31 st of December in the year of the competition.

Not admitted to the competition are candidates who have already gained a first price from a Higher School of Music.

Article 2.

The competition consists of qualifying rounds and a final event in each category. All of the sessions are open free of charge to the public.

Article 3. Programme for the qualifying rounds

Category A (reserved for entrants under 12 years of age) :

A "Little Prelude" or a piece from the "Book of Anna Magdalena" by Johann Sebastian Bach, or a piece by a Baroque composer of equivalent difficulty.
A work to be chosen by the entrant (classical, romantic or 20th century).
Catégorie B (réservée aux moins de 17 ans) :

An invention for 2 or 3 voices by Johann Sebastian Bach.
A work to be chosen by the entrant (classical, romantic or 20th century).
Category C (reserved for entrants under 24 years of age) :

A "Prelude and Fugue" from the "Well Tempered Clavier" by Johann Sebastian Bach.
Two works to be chosen by the entrant, which must be from two different periods.
All of the works chosen by the entrants must be approved by the jury and be part of a published repertoire. During the qualifying rounds , the programme may be played with a score. Programme modifications are not possible.

The use of photocopied scores will not be accepted !

The names of the finalists will be announced following each of the qualifying rounds.

Article 4. Programme for the final event

Category A (reserved for the top 4 in the qualifying rounds) :

A compulsory Belgian work.
A work to be chosen by the entrant.
The whole performance will not exceed 10 minutes !

Catégorie B (réservée aux 4 premiers maximum des épreuves éliminatoires) :

A compulsory Belgian work.
A work to be chosen by the entrant.
The whole performance will not exceed 20 minutes !

Catégorie C (réservée aux 4 premiers maximum des épreuves éliminatoires) :

A compulsory European work.
One work to be chosen by the entrant (romantic or 20th-21th century).
A classical sonata.
The whole performance will not exceed 30 minutes !

The finalists in the three categories may play again their chosen work from the qualifying rounds. The programme will be performed by heart ; only the compulsory European work may be played with a score. Programme modifications are not possible. The results will be announced right after the final event and the prizes will be awarded on the evening of the same day.

Article 5.

A diploma will be awarded to each finalist.

Furthermore, the following prizes will be awarded :

Category A

First prize (KAUFMANN Prize) : 250 ?
Second prize : 125?
Category B

First prize (KAUFMANN Prize) : 500 ?
Second prize : 250 ?
Category C

First prize (KAUFMANN Prize) : 1000 ?
Second prize : 500?
In addition, an Alain Van Kerckhoven Music Publishers Prize will be awarded to the finalist who gives the best performance of the compulsory work. This prize will consist of all of the piano music published by Alain Van Kerckhoven Music Publishers, as well as the automatic and free sending of every new work for piano published by this publishing house for a period of two years from the date of the final session of the competition.

Article 6.

A trophy will be awarded to the music teacher of the winning finalist in each category.

Article 7.

Any member of the jury with a family link to any competitor or who have contributed to any competitor's musical training may not take part in the deliberations relating to that competitor. The music teachers of the entrants will not be allowed on stage with their pupils.

Article 8.

The qualifying rounds will be held at the Auditorium Kaufmann (rue Royale 161, 1210 Brussels ) in October 2004. Performance times will be announced later. The finals will take place in November 2004 in Brussels .

Article 9.

Entrants should send the attached entry form to the secretary's office of the Kaufmann Competition (rue Royale 161-163, bte 6, B - 1210 Brussels ). The entry forms for minors must be countersigned by their parents. Each entrant will attach his or her photograph to the form, as well as a photograph of his or her current teacher. The closing date for entries is 24 th September of the year of the competition, with the postmark serving as proof of postage.

Entry fees are set at 80,00 ?. The compulsory Belgian work will be sent to entrants as soon as payment is received, thus confirming the entrant's final enrolment. Entry fees will be refunded under any circumstances.

Article 10.

No "Kaufmann Prize-Winner" may re-enter the competition in the same category.

Article 11.

The "Kaufmann Prize-Winners" will agree to take part in a concert to be given as an introduction to the next edition of the competition.

Article 12.

The jury for the competition will act as sole judge to rule on any disputes, with its decisions being final. It may be decided not to award prizes in any of the categories . In case of ex-aequo, the foreman of the jury will act to rule on any subject, with its decisions being final.

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http://www.kaufmann-competition.be/
This competition has been created to provide young amateur musicians with the opportunity to perform in public. It also gives them a highly motivating goal in their work and a chance to have the level of their Musical Art skills evaluated.

This competition is also designed to draw attention to the exemplary work and devotion of music teachers.

We have designed this competition as an effective way to finally forge a link between the music-loving public and the best Belgian composers.

Kaufmann & Co have not established their reputation in record time : they have been developing their craftsmanship since the beginning of the 18th century. The concept of superior quality, which has been their motto for more than a century, has made their name.

Whenever they organize concerts, most of the national and international professionals call on Kaufmann for material and services. Centres for Culture, ministries, recording studios, music schools, academies of music, professional musicians as well as a multitude of music lovers know the way to this Mecca for harpsichord and piano in Belgium .



Article 1.
The competition is open to pianists of all nationalities, under 24 years of age, divided into three categories (A, B and C).
Category A is reserved for entrants under 12 years of age on the 31 st of December in the year of the competition.
Category B is reserved for entrants under 17 years of age on the 31 st of December in the year of the competition.
Category C is reserved for entrants under 24 years of age on the 31 st of December in the year of the competition.

Not admitted to the competition are candidates who have already gained a first price from a Higher School of Music.

Article 2.

The competition consists of qualifying rounds and a final event in each category. All of the sessions are open free of charge to the public.

Article 3. Programme for the qualifying rounds

Category A (reserved for entrants under 12 years of age) :

A "Little Prelude" or a piece from the "Book of Anna Magdalena" by Johann Sebastian Bach, or a piece by a Baroque composer of equivalent difficulty.
A work to be chosen by the entrant (classical, romantic or 20th century).
Catégorie B (réservée aux moins de 17 ans) :

An invention for 2 or 3 voices by Johann Sebastian Bach.
A work to be chosen by the entrant (classical, romantic or 20th century).
Category C (reserved for entrants under 24 years of age) :

A "Prelude and Fugue" from the "Well Tempered Clavier" by Johann Sebastian Bach.
Two works to be chosen by the entrant, which must be from two different periods.
All of the works chosen by the entrants must be approved by the jury and be part of a published repertoire. During the qualifying rounds , the programme may be played with a score. Programme modifications are not possible.

The use of photocopied scores will not be accepted !

The names of the finalists will be announced following each of the qualifying rounds.

Article 4. Programme for the final event

Category A (reserved for the top 4 in the qualifying rounds) :

A compulsory Belgian work.
A work to be chosen by the entrant.
The whole performance will not exceed 10 minutes !

Catégorie B (réservée aux 4 premiers maximum des épreuves éliminatoires) :

A compulsory Belgian work.
A work to be chosen by the entrant.
The whole performance will not exceed 20 minutes !

Catégorie C (réservée aux 4 premiers maximum des épreuves éliminatoires) :

A compulsory European work.
One work to be chosen by the entrant (romantic or 20th-21th century).
A classical sonata.
The whole performance will not exceed 30 minutes !

The finalists in the three categories may play again their chosen work from the qualifying rounds. The programme will be performed by heart ; only the compulsory European work may be played with a score. Programme modifications are not possible. The results will be announced right after the final event and the prizes will be awarded on the evening of the same day.

Article 5.

A diploma will be awarded to each finalist.

Furthermore, the following prizes will be awarded :

Category A

First prize (KAUFMANN Prize) : 250 ?
Second prize : 125?
Category B

First prize (KAUFMANN Prize) : 500 ?
Second prize : 250 ?
Category C

First prize (KAUFMANN Prize) : 1000 ?
Second prize : 500?
In addition, an Alain Van Kerckhoven Music Publishers Prize will be awarded to the finalist who gives the best performance of the compulsory work. This prize will consist of all of the piano music published by Alain Van Kerckhoven Music Publishers, as well as the automatic and free sending of every new work for piano published by this publishing house for a period of two years from the date of the final session of the competition.

Article 6.

A trophy will be awarded to the music teacher of the winning finalist in each category.

Article 7.

Any member of the jury with a family link to any competitor or who have contributed to any competitor's musical training may not take part in the deliberations relating to that competitor. The music teachers of the entrants will not be allowed on stage with their pupils.

Article 8.

The qualifying rounds will be held at the Auditorium Kaufmann (rue Royale 161, 1210 Brussels ) in October 2004. Performance times will be announced later. The finals will take place in November 2004 in Brussels .

Article 9.

Entrants should send the attached entry form to the secretary's office of the Kaufmann Competition (rue Royale 161-163, bte 6, B - 1210 Brussels ). The entry forms for minors must be countersigned by their parents. Each entrant will attach his or her photograph to the form, as well as a photograph of his or her current teacher. The closing date for entries is 24 th September of the year of the competition, with the postmark serving as proof of postage.

Entry fees are set at 80,00 ?. The compulsory Belgian work will be sent to entrants as soon as payment is received, thus confirming the entrant's final enrolment. Entry fees will be refunded under any circumstances.

Article 10.

No "Kaufmann Prize-Winner" may re-enter the competition in the same category.

Article 11.

The "Kaufmann Prize-Winners" will agree to take part in a concert to be given as an introduction to the next edition of the competition.

Article 12.

The jury for the competition will act as sole judge to rule on any disputes, with its decisions being final. It may be decided not to award prizes in any of the categories . In case of ex-aequo, the foreman of the jury will act to rule on any subject, with its decisions being final.

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Kaufman Europian Competition переносится на 2007 год.Новые сведения о дате конкурса обещали указать на сайте www.kaufmann-competition.be в январе 2007 года

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