International Rotary Music Competition

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The International Rotary Music Competition ( International Russian Rotary Children Music Competition ) in Moscow , Russia, is one since 2002 held annually music competition for children aged 8 to 12 years. It has been organized by the Rotary Club Moscow Vostok since 2018 (until 2017 by Rotary Club Moscow International) and from 2005 to 2015 it was a member of the European Union of Music Competitions for Young People (EMCY).

procedure

The competition takes place every year at the Moscow Conservatory , the State Specialized Art Academy, Moscow or the Gnessin Music School in Moscow. All young musicians aged 8 to 12 on violin , violoncello , harp , piano and wind instruments are eligible to participate .

For the preselection, a jury determines the candidates with the help of videos that have been uploaded to YouTube in accordance with the rules of the music competition. After the qualifiers have been selected, the semifinals in Moscow follow, in which the participants are allowed to perform three pieces, mainly from a pre-selection. In the final that follows, a piece must be selected from a preselection that will be played with an orchestra.

The prize money amounts to a total of 10,000  US dollars . (Status 2011)

Participating Nations

The previous participants came from Armenia , Azerbaijan , Australia , Belgium , Bulgaria , China , Germany , England , Estonia , France , Hong Kong , Ireland , Italy, Israel , Kazakhstan , South Korea , North Korea , Cuba , Latvia , Lithuania , Mexico , Moldova , Montenegro , Norway , Austria, Poland , Romania , Russia , Serbia , Singapore , Slovenia , Sweden , Spain , South Africa , Ukraine , Hungary , Uzbekistan , USA , Vietnam and Belarus .

jury

Members of the jury are or were well-known internationally known musicians such as Natalja Grigorjewna Gutman , Eduard Gratsch , Pawel Leonidowitsch Kogan , Alexander Nikolajewitsch Jakupow , Eckart Rohlfs , Wladimir Pawlowitsch Ovtschinnikow , Juri Alexandrovitsch Rosum and Dmitri Bashkirow .

Board of Trustees

The board of trustees consists of the following prominent music experts, politicians and business people:

  • Sergei Viktorovich Lavrov , Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation
  • Viktor Akulian, partner at KPMG in Russia
  • Dmitri Bashkirov, national artist of Russia
  • Yuri Bashmet , national artist of the Soviet Union, artistic director and chief conductor of the State Symphony Orchestra "New Russia" and the Chamber Orchestra "Moscow Soloists"
  • Tiberius Braun, head of TUI's representation in Russia, chairman of the organizing committee of the music competition
  • Eduard Gratsch, national artist of the Soviet Union
  • Ottokar Hahn , Ambassador of the European Commission in Russia a. D.
  • Mikhail Khokhlov, Director of the Gnessin Music School, Honored Artist of Russia
  • Pawel Leonidowitsch Kogan , chief conductor of the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, national artist of Russia
  • Josef Marous, founder of the music competition, chairman of the board of trustees, chairman of the management board of TMK Europe GmbH (Düsseldorf), chairman of the boards of directors of TMK Reșița SA (Romania), TMK Artrom SA (Romania), and deputy general director of OAO TMK (Russia) i . R., Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Marous Foundation Düsseldorf
  • Daniel Pollack, Professor at Thornton School of Music, University of Southern California, Visiting Professor at Juilliard School , Columbia University, and Yale School of Music ; Jury member of various music competitions.
  • Yoshinori Sasaki, General Manager of Yamaha in Russia
  • Vladimir Theodorowitsch Spiwakow , national artist of the Soviet Union
  • Alexander Nikolajewitsch Jakupow, long-time director of the central music school of the Moscow Conservatory, today rector of the Moscow State Specialized Art Academy

Ambassadors as sponsors of the Rotary music competition

Laureates

  • 2002: Roman Kim, Emma Alikova, Tatiana Shalaginova; Dmitri Shishkin, Dmitri Mayboroda
  • 2004: Anna Denisova, Mikhail Mering, Anastasia Vorotnaya; Elena Ilyinskaya
  • 2005: Narek Arutyunyan, Sergey Beliavsky, Dmitry Smirnov, Rimma Benyumova, Anastasia Kobekina , Timur Nardinov
  • 2006: Anna Savkina, Ekaterina Rybina, Elena Prosolupova, Julia Vanyushina
  • 2007: Alexandra Li, Vsevolod Brigida, Christina Toroschina, Anastasia Sokolova, Ekaterina Kornishina, Dmitry Umerenkov
  • 2008: Martin Garcia Garcia, Ruslan Shainazarov, Dmitry Tyurin, Sarah Zajtmann, Arseni Bardovsky, Se Pel Tsoi
  • 2009: Yeagy Park, Georgy Krizhenko, Naina Kobzareva, Viktor Maslov, Judith Stapf, Tamara Popova
  • 2010: Pak Di Na, Taelia-Yaroslavna Aggejalfis, Jelin Lee, Anastasia Egorenkova, Mark Prikhodko, Arseni Mun
  • 2011: Matvey Sherling, Roman Boldyrev, Andrei Zabavnikov, Rodion Synchyshin, Marja Tikhomirva, Daria Kalyuzhnaya
  • 2012: Arina Pan, Marusya Matveeva, Inga Rodina, Patricia Bloma, Danila Vladyko
  • 2013: Yi Ting Ong, Marianna Sherling, Maria Andreeva, Polina Tarasenko, Robert Neumann, Daniel Lozakovitj
  • 2014: Joshua Noronha, Mikhail Usov, Sofia Yakovenko, Hasan Denisov-Ignatov, Anastasia Ivanova, Sergey Khvorostyanov, Olga Davnis
  • 2015: Leia Zhu, Andrey Varlamov, Varvara Agaeva, Andrey Ryazantsev, Egor Oparin, Jennifer Panebianco del Monaco
  • 2016: Park Boogyeom, Matvey Blumin, Sofia Mekhonoshina, Elena Krivorotova, Anastasia Ivchenko, Daniil Bessonov
  • 2017: Alexander Daviduk, Stephania Pospekhina, Milena Piorunska, Dmitry Pinchuk, Alexander Rublev, Alisa Shishkova, Sophia Firsova
  • 2019: Dmitriy Melkumov, Ivan Tschepkin, Sofia Koltakova, Polina Cherkasova, Camilla Soboleva, Yelisey Kosolapov, Artiom Rytschagov, Tikhon Evlanov, Semion Salomatnikov

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ EMCY Member competitions ( Memento of the original from January 27, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (English) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.emcy.org
  2. ↑ a b rules at the official site (English)