5th Henri Tomasi International Woodwind quintet Competition "Henri TOMASI"

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RESULTS :
5th INTERNATIONAL WOODWIND QUINTET COMPETION
"Henri TOMASI"
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INSCRIPTION 2009

Marseille – France5th HENRI TOMASI INTERNATIONAL WOODWIND QUINTET COMPETITIONof February 23RD - 28TH, 2009 in the City of Music in Marseilles (France)

Inscription (to be returned before December 31, 2008)
Institut Français des Instruments à Vent 4, Rue Bernard du Bois
BP 62042 – 13201 Marseille Cedex 01

Candidats must send :
1) The inscription correctely completed and signed.
2) A check made out in euros to « Institut Français des Instrumlents à Vent » or transfer.
Code banque : 15899 Code guichet : 07944 N° de compte : 00020214901 clé RIB : 66 Pour l’international: l’IBAN: FR76 1589 9079 4400 0202 1490 166

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Basson ……………………………. …………………. ………………………….
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Compositions chosen :

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GENERAL CONDITIONS

The 5^th Henri Tomasi International Competition is opened to Woodwind quintet formations (flute, clarinet oboe, bassoon, horn).

The competitors average age should not exceed 35 years and each candidate must imperatively have been born after December 31^st, 1968.

The registration fee is 250 euros per quintet and is only valid after payment of the fees.

The works will be chosen among the following list :

The presentation of original scores is compulsory. ( Use of photocopies is rigorously prohibited).

There will be a prior agreement between the interpreters, the SPEDIDAM and the organizers before any performance recordings or recordings of the Prize Winners concert.

The competition is public.

Three Prices will be awarded for a total amount of 15 000 euros.

The prize winners will be committed for the Woodwind quintet 8^th International Biennale in November and December 2009 by The Institut Francais des Instruments à Vent.

The decisions of the Jury are final.

The candidates will receive practical informations two weeks before the competition.

The participants welcoming will take place on Monday morning February the 23^rd, at the Cité de la Musique in Marseille.

To assist you, as well as possible in your stay organisation, we can address you, on request, the list of the hotels able to accommodate you.

Regional interest

This competition registers in the space left vacant(free) since the only International Competition d ’ Interpretation reserved for this discipline(subject), accomplished in Colmar, was left after the edition of 1987. It is the only competition reserved for training(forming) Quintet with Wind in Europe with those of Munich and from Belgrade and takes place in Marseilles.

All writings is opened to the public to introduce this directory. Numerous intermediaries will be solicited (Conservatory, music schools, schools), the period of sequence of competition (school holidays) that can allow to the youngest to the public and notably to move. Besides, across this competition, the Institute of Instruments with Winds likes, on one hand to allow the circulation of writings between countries, and on the other hand to favour meeting between the musicians come from different geographical skylines.

Program and Sequence

In the course of elaboration(development)

Participants:
As for the previous editions, we hope that all countries of Europe and even representatives of other continents (Asia during the 3^rd edition) will be represented.

First Round

- Imposed work :

. Paul Hindemith, Kleine Kammermusik, op.24 Nr.2, Schott

- One of the following :

. Anton Dvorak, Quintette en fa Majeur (d’après le quatuor à cordes op.12 n°1 dit « Américain »), arr. David Walter, Billaudot

. August Klughardt, Quintette en do Majeur, op.7, Zimmermann

. Carl Nielsen, Quintette en la Majeur, op.43, Hansen

. Georges Onslow, Quintette en fa Majeur, op.81 Nr3, Leuckart

. Paul Taffanel, Quintette en sol mineur, Leduc

Second round

- œuvre throws for competition by Lucien Guérinel (available work at the beginning of November, information on the coordinates of the editor at this instant)

- One of the following :

. Luciano Berio, Opus Number Zoo (« language » au choix des candidats), Universal Edition

. Thierry Escaich, Trois Instants Fugitifs, Billaudot

. Betsy Jolas, O Wall, Heugel

. György Ligeti, 6 Bagatelles, Schott

. John Harbison, Quintet for winds, Shirmer AMP

Third round

- Henri Tomasi, Cinq Danses Profanes et Sacrées, Leduc

- A work to be chosen by the candidates of a length maximum de18 mn (allowed transcriptions)