35 minutes of repertoire from diverse styles and eras
Competitors must select solo repertoire from each of the following categories:
A complete concerto to be chosen from the following:
Any work originally written for solo piano.
Please note: If you want to be considered for a Scriabin Prize, you must include either a Scriabin étude or prélude in your Solo Round I repertoire.
50 minutes of repertoire from diverse styles and eras
Competitors must select solo repertoire from each of the following categories:
A complete concerto to be chosen from the following:
Any work originally written for solo piano.
Repertoire from Solo Round I may not be repeated in the Semi-Finals.
All competitors must perform in the solo round. You may choose to perform in the concerto round. A pianist must perform in the solo round in order to compete in the concerto round. Contestants performing in the concerto round will play ALL of the solo parts of the concerto in Round I.
NO REPERTOIRE CHANGES ARE ALLOWED.
Please consider your submitted repertoire thoroughly.
Competition judges (adjudicators) may request any portion of the music and terminate a contestant’s round at any time. Decision of the adjudicators is final.
Following the Solo Round I, six pianists will advance to the Semi-Finals of each age division.
If a contestant chooses to participate in the Concerto Division, they will play ALL solo parts of the concerto in Round I. Second piano parts will be cut. There will be 2 Junior and 2 Intermediate contestants advancing to the Final Concerto Round, which will be played with full orchestra.
All fees must be paid in US dollars. Payment may be made by either:
FEES
Junior Solo & Concerto $200.00
Intermediate Solo & Concerto $200.00
To excite, educate, and engage the community at large with the joy of classical piano by presenting, promoting, and nurturing classical music through live piano performance including international competitions, concerts, and local educational outreach programs for all ages.
Classical Piano:
Alive and Well in the Contemporary World