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The RusLan Conservatory Competition is crafted to inspire and uplift young musicians in their pursuit of excellence in music.
Eligibility:
Musicians under the age of 19 are eligible to participate.
Competition Contact Information:
The RusLan Conservatory Competition is crafted to inspire and uplift young musicians in their pursuit of excellence in music.
Eligibility:
Musicians under the age of 19 are eligible to participate.
Competition Contact Information:
Competition Auditions Location
Auditions will be held at the RusLan Conservatory in San Diego (Miramar Area). Additional information, including maps, building layouts, and parking details, can be found in the Additional Information section.
Competition Schedule
The competition spans over 2 days:
· Saturday, June 8th, 2024: Open, Solo, Ensemble and Prodigy Categories
· Sunday, June 9th, 2024: Qualified, American, Baroque, Romantic and Grand Prize Contest
Efrem Briskin, Artistic Director
Piero Gaddi, Administrative Director
Massimiliano Mainolfi, Program Director
The International Academy of Music in cooperation with the Music School of Castelnuovo di Garfagnana and with the City of Castelnuovo di Garfagnana will conduct its 2022 Season in this medieval town surrounded by the magnifice
Efrem Briskin, Artistic Director
Piero Gaddi, Administrative Director
Massimiliano Mainolfi, Program Director
The International Academy of Music in cooperation with the Music School of Castelnuovo di Garfagnana and with the City of Castelnuovo di Garfagnana will conduct its 2022 Season in this medieval town surrounded by the magnificent hills of the Alpi Apuane in the picturesque Tuscany region of Italy.
Our intensive 11 day schedule focuses on close student-faculty collaboration through individual study and chamber music, and will take place from June 27 - July 8, 2022.
Students will have ample opportunity to perform solo and chamber music works in some of Tuscany's beautiful medieval stone castles and churches.
Our program includes individual lessons, master classes, and chamber music coachings.
David Krieger, Executive Director
Efrem Briskin, Artistic Director
Adam Kent, Director of Cultural Outreach
Michael Briskin, Registrar
Ricardo Porres Ortega, Coordinator in BurgosBeni Krieger, Counselor
Burgos International Music Festival, in collaboration with the City of Burgos and representatives of Su
David Krieger, Executive Director
Efrem Briskin, Artistic Director
Adam Kent, Director of Cultural Outreach
Michael Briskin, Registrar
Ricardo Porres Ortega, Coordinator in BurgosBeni Krieger, Counselor
Burgos International Music Festival, in collaboration with the City of Burgos and representatives of Summit Music Festival, is launching its twelfth season in Spain between the dates of July 8 - July 19, 2022.
The program is geared for intermediate and advanced students in piano, strings and winds, who seek the highest level of professional training in individual and ensemble performance. Students will have ample opportunity to perform their solo work as well as chamber music.
For the 2nd consecutive year, Summit Music Festival will be held at the beautiful and spacious EF Academy campus located at 582 Columbus Avenue in Thornwood, NY.
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2023 Southwestern Youth Music Festival
CSULB Bob Cole Conservatory of Music
July 15–16 and July 22–24, 2023
PLEASE NOTE: All string categories will be held on July 22–24.
The Young Violinist/Violist, Young Cellist, Young Pianist, and Young Wind Musician will be held on July 15.
SYMF February 2023 Newsletter
Announcing 2023 Summer Festival &
2023 Southwestern Youth Music Festival
CSULB Bob Cole Conservatory of Music
July 15–16 and July 22–24, 2023
PLEASE NOTE: All string categories will be held on July 22–24.
The Young Violinist/Violist, Young Cellist, Young Pianist, and Young Wind Musician will be held on July 15.
SYMF February 2023 Newsletter
Announcing 2023 Summer Festival & Membership Dues
We were excited to return to in-person auditions last summer at the Bob Cole Conservatory on the campus of California State University, Long Beach.
Health regulations and concerns had forced us to modify our normal audition procedures and that gave us a chance to experiment with new ways of running a competition. We believe that we streamlined our procedures, including notification of winners, trophy pickup and managing audition room crowding. The addition of using the Whova app for answering questions and getting information to teachers and entrants was an especially useful tool and we hope to provide the same service in 2023.
As we gear up for this summer’s competition, SYMF is tentatively planning on the following:
SYMF has updated our Rules and Regulations booklet, Piano Qualified Solo Repertoire booklet, and the Violin Qualified Solo Repertoire list; they can be found at this link: https://symf.org/summer-festival/rules-regulations/
We look forward to seeing you and your students this summer!
Regards,
Way Wong
Executive Director
Southwestern Youth Music Festival
P.O. Box 10342
Torrance, CA 90505
info@symf.org
www.symf.org
SYMF 2023 Summer Festival
The 61st Annual Southwestern Youth Music Festival will be at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music on the campus of California State University Long Beach (CSULB) over two weekends:
SYMF 2023 Member Dues: $80
Deadline for submitting 2023 Member Dues
SYMF Materials
Current SYMF Materials (Rules & Regulations and Repertoire Lists) are available at: https://symf.org/summer-festival/rules-regulations/
Dates & Deadlines
Entry Fees
SYMF Trophies
1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th-Place Winners will receive an SYMF trophy with an engraved personalized nameplate.
Questions?
Please e-mail: membership@symf.org
Dear Satori Community,
The Satori Summer Music Festival 2023 registration is now Open. The registration deadline is May 23th 2023 23:59 pm.
The registration site is at https://eventregistration.satoricm.net/
Please follow the instructions found on the website to navigate to the category that you wish to participate in.
We will be hosting th
Dear Satori Community,
The Satori Summer Music Festival 2023 registration is now Open. The registration deadline is May 23th 2023 23:59 pm.
The registration site is at https://eventregistration.satoricm.net/
Please follow the instructions found on the website to navigate to the category that you wish to participate in.
We will be hosting this event at Azusa Pacific University.
Please note: This event will take place over four days rather than two.
Piano:
Day 1 (Saturday July 8th, 2023) will be all Open and Prodigy categories of Piano.
Day 2 (Sunday July 9th, 2023) will be all Qualified categories and Grand Prize Contest of Piano.
Strings:
Day 3 (Saturday July 15th, 2023) will be all Open and Prodigy categories of Strings.
Day 4 (Sunday July 16th, 2023) will be all Qualified categories and Grand Prize Contest of Strings.
The competition schedule will be posted on our website three weeks after registration closes.
Please make sure to check our event page for detailed instruction.
String: http://event.satoricm.net/satori-strings-contest/
Piano: http://event.satoricm.net/satori-young-pianist-contest/
We are also preparing a booklet of instruction right now, and will post on our site once it ready.
Grand Competition and Scholarship:
We have confirmed the majority of scholarships for this year’s competition. We also add a new “Satori C.M. Sponsor Scholarship”. This year, AMAC violin center will give out three sponsor scholarship for $100 each. The winner will be chosen by AMAC violin center directly.
Details about the sponsor scholarship and other Satori CM awards can be found at: http://www.satoricm.net/content/award-scholarship
Important Note:
Some people reported not being able to receive registration confirmations from us during last year’s event. That is due to the spam preventing filter which some of the email service implemented, such as Gmail and Yahoo. We have updated our email services and improved the deliverability of our email system. But, we still can’t guarantee that 100% of emails will be on time. (Yahoo can delay the email up to 72 hours, and Gmail may be even longer). If you have experienced such issue last year, you can add info@satoricm.net and eventregistration@satoricm.net to your email contact list. Doing so may help avoid the problem of emails being blocked or delayed by your email service. You can also contact us at satoristrings@live.com. Our staff will forward you the confirmation or any other information accordingly.
Good luck to all our performers!
Sincerely,
Satori C. M.
Tel: (626) 446-4638; Fax: (626) 446-0698
Email: satoristrings@live.com
Web site: event.satoricm.net
Pre-Category: born in 2012 or younger
Programme of choice (max. duration 5 minutes) / Pre-Category is not competitive
1st Category: born in 2011 or younger
Programme (max. duration 10 minutes):
At l
Pre-Category: born in 2012 or younger
Programme of choice (max. duration 5 minutes) / Pre-Category is not competitive
1st Category: born in 2011 or younger
Programme (max. duration 10 minutes):
At least one piece in every category should be from the country of the competitor's education
2nd Category: born in 2009 or younger
Programme (max. duration 15 minutes):
At least one piece in every category should be from the country of the competitor's education
3rd Category: born in 2007 or younger
Programme (max. duration 20 minutes):
At least one piece in every category should be from the country of the competitor's education
4th Category: born in 2005 or younger
Programme (max. duration 25 minutes):
At least one piece in every category should be from the country of the competitor's education
5th Category: born in 2003 or younger
Programme (max. duration 30 minutes):
At least one piece in every category should be from the country of the competitor's education
6th Category: born in 2001 or younger
Programme (max. duration 50 minutes for both rounds):
1st Elimination Round:
2nd Round - Finals:
At least one piece in every category should be from the country of the competitor's education.
ROTARY MUSIC COMPETITION IS COMING UP FOR HIGH SCHOOL AGE STUDENTS
Dear music teachers, musical theater teachers and directors, music lovers, and previous contestants:
Temecula Sunrise Rotary has scheduled its 24th annual Music Competition for Tuesday night, February 13, 2024, at 6:30 pm, again at Grace Presbyterian Church in Temecula. At
ROTARY MUSIC COMPETITION IS COMING UP FOR HIGH SCHOOL AGE STUDENTS
Dear music teachers, musical theater teachers and directors, music lovers, and previous contestants:
Temecula Sunrise Rotary has scheduled its 24th annual Music Competition for Tuesday night, February 13, 2024, at 6:30 pm, again at Grace Presbyterian Church in Temecula. Attached is a letter about the competition, plus an application for participation. Please share the application and information with all your students, or if you are not a teacher, please feel free to forward this to anyone else you think might be interested. This is for high school age music students.
The dates have also been decided for the finals at the University of Redlands. The dates are listed in the attached information.
If the date of Tuesday, February 13, does not work for your contestants, other area Rotary clubs are also having competitions: Temecula noon, Murrieta, Wildomar, and Lake Elsinore, and possibly several others. I do not yet have their dates,
but I can guide you the right way.
It is important to make the contestants aware of the dates of the finals and of the District event for winning performances. They have to be able to commit to those dates, as every Rotary club pays a $75 entry fee for each contestant. The performances for the three grand prize winners will be at the Rotary District Paul Harris Society and Polio Plus dinner at the Victoria Country Club in Riverside on March 16, 2024.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me.
Yours in Rotary Service,
Marti Treckman,
Temecula Sunrise Rotary and
Rotary District 5330 Music Competition Chair
951-698-6116
We believe in continuing our work by investing in the next generation of musicians. Towards this aim, every year the La Jolla Symphony & Chorus hosts its Young Artists Competition. Founded by Clifford Graves in 1960, the competition is one of the oldest of its kind and open to singers, ages 18-30, and instrumentalists, ages 14 to 26, from
We believe in continuing our work by investing in the next generation of musicians. Towards this aim, every year the La Jolla Symphony & Chorus hosts its Young Artists Competition. Founded by Clifford Graves in 1960, the competition is one of the oldest of its kind and open to singers, ages 18-30, and instrumentalists, ages 14 to 26, from San Diego County and Baja California. The competition provides these talented young artists an opportunity to earn prestige, perform as soloists with the La Jolla Symphony & Chorus, serve as role models to their peers, and earn $8000 in cash prizes. Many Young Artists Competition winners go on to join our ensemble and to prestigious professional careers in music.
For over 35 years, the Irving M. Klein International String Competition has attracted some of the world’s finest young string players to San Francisco each June to compete for cash and performance prizes totaling over $30,000. The Klein Competition has achieved international recognition as one of the most prestigious classical music compe
For over 35 years, the Irving M. Klein International String Competition has attracted some of the world’s finest young string players to San Francisco each June to compete for cash and performance prizes totaling over $30,000. The Klein Competition has achieved international recognition as one of the most prestigious classical music competitions, recognized for the high caliber of the contestants, its unique, nurturing environment, and its commitment to the commissioning of new works.
Past Klein prize winners comprise a who’s who of the classical music artistic community. They include notable soloists and educators Alyssa Park (1989), Jennifer Koh (1993), Vadim Gluzman (1993), Alban Gerhardt (1989), Caroline Campbell (2002), David Requiro (2006), Tessa Lark (2008) and Nikki Chooi (2009); and principal chairs in many of the finest U.S. orchestras, including the Philadelphia and Cleveland Orchestras, San Francisco Symphony, Seattle Symphony, the New York Philharmonic, and the Boston Symphony.
The Schoenfeld International String Competition will be held from 5 to 18 September 2023 in Harbin, China.
The Schoenfeld International String Competition was founded in 2013 in honour of the violinist Alice Schoenfeld and the cellist Eleonore Schoenfeld, both legendary performers and pedagogues. The competition is held biennially in Harbi
The Schoenfeld International String Competition will be held from 5 to 18 September 2023 in Harbin, China.
The Schoenfeld International String Competition was founded in 2013 in honour of the violinist Alice Schoenfeld and the cellist Eleonore Schoenfeld, both legendary performers and pedagogues. The competition is held biennially in Harbin since 2014 and became a member of World Federation of International Music Competitions (WFIMC) in 2017. The Schoenfeld aims to build a multifaceted platform for gifted violinists, cellists, and chamber music performers all over world.
The International Tchaikovsky Competition, first held more than 50 years ago, is not only a valuable asset of Russian musical culture but is also one of the major events in the international music community. The International Tchaikovsky Competition is held once every four years.
A Vocal and Instrumental Competition
Maestro Roger Kalia, Conductor
Scholarship prizes sponsored by The Associates of the Redlands Bowl
VOCE
Voice | Orchestral Instruments
Chamber Ensembles
VOCE is a prestigious competition for vocalists, strings, winds/brass, and chamber music at the Regio
VOCE
Voice | Orchestral Instruments
Chamber Ensembles
VOCE is a prestigious competition for vocalists, strings, winds/brass, and chamber music at the Regional and State levels. In 1971, cellist Gretchen Kuehny Geber and pianist Eleonor Dalton of MTAC’s San Fernando West Valley Branch created VOCE as a means of providing solo and chamber ensemble opportunities for students. The group was named for Vocalists, Orchestral Instrumentalists, and Chamber Ensembles.
Goodlin Scholarship Competition is open to pianists, organists, and instrumentalists who reside in San Diego County.
The purpose of our competition is to honor outstanding San Diego County music students.
AUDITIONS
1. Preliminary Round: Video Audition
Goodlin Scholarship Competition is open to pianists, organists, and instrumentalists who reside in San Diego County.
The purpose of our competition is to honor outstanding San Diego County music students.
AUDITIONS
1. Preliminary Round: Video Audition
2. Finals Round: Live In-person Audition
Chair: Yuko Maruyama
RusLan Conservatory
6920 Miramar Road, Unit 107, San Diego, California 92121, United States
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