10th International Piano Competition

Città di Treviso
April 13th, 14th e 15th, 2018


Deadline
March 18th, 2018

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The 10th International Piano Competition " Città di Treviso” is held by the music Academy “Studio Musica” of Treviso.
The competition is designed for young musicians, both male and female, of any nationality. To be eligible, pianists must be born after 31 May 1988.
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Art. 1 - Rules od the Competition
The competition is designed for young musicians, both male and female, of any nationality.
To be eligible, pianists must be born after 31 May 1988.


Art. 2 - Performances
PRELIMINARY ROUND
a) J.S. Bach: Prelude and Fugue from the well-tempered clavier.
b) A study chosen among those of Bartok, Casella, Chopin, Debussy, Liszt, Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin and Stravinskij. c) Free choice program max lengh 15 minutes.

SEMI-FINAL ROUND
One sonata.

FINAL ROUND
Whole concerto for piano and orchestra chosen among the following:
W.A. Mozart: KV 271, KV 456, KV 459, KV 466, KV 467, KV 488, KV 491, KV 595
L. van Beethoven: No. 1, 3 and 4
F. Chopin: No. 1 and 2
R. Schumann: A minor op. 54
E. Grieg: A minor op. 16
C. Saint-Saëns: Nos. 2 and 5
M. Ravel: G major
B. Bartók: No. 2

The orchestra part will be performed by a pianist of the organization.
However, coming with one's own collaborator pianist is allowed.


Art. 3 - Schedule
The auditions will be on April 13th, 14th and 15th 2018.


Art. 4 - Auditions
Candidates will be admitted to auditions in alphabetical order. The calendar of the auditions for each individual category will be available in due time. All performances will be open to the public. The auditions will take place at Teatro Aurora Treviso (the calendar will be made public on March 22, 2018).
The candidates will access information about the day and the time of their audition at the Academy office or on the website www.studiomusicatreviso.it.
Participants must be present half-hour before the audition time for the call. Late candidates will be allowed to participate only upon the judges’ authorization, before category registration is closed.
Prior to their audition, candidates will leave with the judges an ID and 3 copies of the selections to be performed.


Art. 5 - Panel of Judges
The assessing panel is made up of music school teachers, music operators, musicologists and journalists. The judges will vote indi-vidually, through secret ballot, in hundredths. The mean value will be calculated by leaving out the highest and the lowest score.


Art. 6 - Scores, award nights
First place will be awarded to candidates with a score of 95/100 or above.
€ 1.000,00
2 concerts during the 2018/2019 concert season
Cd Audio Recording

Second place will be awarded to candidates with a score of 90/100 or above.
€ 500,00
1 concerts during the 2018/2019 concert season

Third place will be awarded to candidates with a score of 85/100 or above.
€ 200,00

The winners will perform without compensation according to the program designed by the Academy during the award night and/or during the final concerto. Candidates who fail to do so will have their award revoked.


Art. 7 - Registration fee
Each candidate must pay an entry fee of €120 (net of bank charges) which is non-refundable if a candidate withdraws.
The registration fee must be paid by bank transfer to:

Accademia Musicale “Studio Musica” – Via Andrea Gritti, 25 – 31100 Treviso - ITALIA
Bank MONTE PASCHI di SIENA, Filiale di Treviso – IV Novembre
Bank details are the following:
BIC/SWIFT-Code: PASCITM1TRV
IBAN: IT 11 T 01030 12081 000000848909
REASON FOR TRANSFER: International Piano Competition - write applicant’s name

Applicants will be charged of all bank/postal office expenses.
Registration fees are non-refundable.


Art. 8 - Registration form
Applicants can use the Academy registration form or a copy. The form can be requested at the Music Academy “Studio Musica” – Via Andrea Gritti, 25 – 31100 Treviso or downloaded from website www.studiomusicatreviso.it.
The application form must accompany payment of the registration fee (as requested in Art. 7) and will have to be sent by registered post or handed in at the competition office by March 18th 2018.


Art. 9 - General Regulations
The candidates are not forced to reach the maximum time set up for their category, but the Commission can stop the execution if exceed the specified limits.
The Commission can ask to repeat or stop the executions if they believe it necessary.
It is not necessary to perform a score from memory.
The final judgment will be final in all cases.
Those who register for the competition must accept all the regulations herein mentioned.
The competition organizers will not be liable for risks or damage of any nature to people or property during the event.


Art. 10 - Privacy
According to art. 13 of Italian law, 196/03, the candidates’ personal data will be stored at and by the music Academy “Studio Musica” for information purposes only. All candidates have the right to cancel or edit data or deny its use.

Direttore Artistico
Michele Della Ventura


Accademia Musicale “Studio Musica
Via Andrea Gritti, 25 - 31100 Treviso (Italy)
Tel. (+39) 0422.346704 - (+39) 338.2207558
Fax (+39) 0422.346704
E-mail: studio.musica@tin.it
Web site: www.studiomusicatreviso.it

  • "Studio Musica 1 "
    Sala 1 / Sala 3 / Sala 5

    Via Andrea Gritti, 25 - Treviso

  • Teatro Aurora
    Via Venier 32, Treviso

  • Hotel TitianInn
    Via Callalta 87 - Silea (TV)




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