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Markneukirchen International Instrumental Competition

Markneukirchen, Alemania

Próxima edición

Edición
2027
Fechas
Del 20 al 29 de mayo de 2027 (62.ª edición; violín y contrabajo)
Lugar
Markneukirchen (Vogtland), Saxony, Germany
Plazo de inscripción
31 de enero de 2027
Cuota de inscripción
100,00 € (se pagan una vez confirmada la admisión)

Fuente: instrumental-competition.de

Información general

Concurso instrumental alemán con especialidades por turnos; las categorías de viento solo aparecen en algunos ciclos (oboe y trombón en 2024; trompa y tuba en 2026; violín y contrabajo en 2027). Se incluye aquí por la edición de oboe de 2024; en el ciclo actual no se cumple el criterio de concurso exclusivamente de viento.

Entidad organizadora
Instrumentalwettbewerb Markneukirchen e.V.
Instrumentos
Oboe, Trombón, Trompa, Tuba, Violín, Contrabajo
Categoría
Violín solo, Contrabajo solo, Oboe solo, Trompa, Trombón, Tuba y bombardino
Rotación de instrumentos
Instruments change; 2027: violin and double bass
Próxima edición: Violín, Contrabajo
Límites de edad
Varies by category; for the 2027 edition: violin born after 1 January 1997, double bass born after 1 January 1995. Oboe age limit not verified.

Bases y repertorio

Inscripción y cuota

  • All nationalities. Violin born after 1 January 1997; double bass after 1 January 1995. Applications must arrive by 31 January 2027, online, by post or by email. Submit birth certificate or other official proof of birth date, a 1,000–2,000-character German or English prose biography and a recent photo. The public checklist does not name a recording or recommendation letter.
  • Response within ten days of receipt. Upon acceptance immediately transfer €100, non-refundable. Official pianists are free; if bringing one supply their name and address in the form. Arrival on 19 May, competition 20–29 May in Markneukirchen.

Eliminatorias y duración

Violin · Round 1 · up to 25 min including entry and exit

  • Two contrasting movements from Bach solo Partitas BWV 1002, 1004 or 1006; a Reger prelude and fugue from Op. 117 or 131a; Adagio from Haydn C major Violin Concerto Hob. VIIa:1; and one Paganini Caprice Op. 1.

Violin · Round 2 · up to 35 min including entry and exit

  • Choose one Beethoven violin sonata No. 1–8 or 10, or Schubert D 574, D 895 or D 934. Add one avant-garde solo violin work. Also choose one virtuoso work: Carmen Fantasy by Waxman, Hubay or Sarasate; Ysaÿe Op. 27 No. 3 or 6; Wieniawski Polonaise Op. 4 or 21, Grand caprice fantastique, or Capriccio Valse Op. 7; Ravel Tzigane; or another solo virtuoso work subject to approval. Musically appropriate repeat omissions allowed within the limit.

Violin · Round 3 and orchestral final

  • Round 3: Beethoven Piano Trio Op. 1 No. 3 movement I with the appointed chamber musicians and a concerto by Brahms Op. 77, Dvořák Op. 53, Korngold Op. 35, Sibelius Op. 47 or Tchaikovsky Op. 35. Final: Mozart K. 218 or K. 219.

Double bass · Rounds 1 and 2

  • Round 1, about 25 min including entry and exit: one Bach gamba sonata BWV 1027, 1028 or 1029 (A minor version of 1029), plus Bottesini Elegy No. 1, 2 or 3, or Tarantella. Round 2, 25–30 min including entry and exit: Sperger Concerto No. 11 in A or No. 15 in D.

Double bass · Round 3 and orchestral final

  • Round 3, 30–40 min: choose Schubert D 821, Mišek Sonata No. 3 Op. 7 or Hertl Sonata; add one unaccompanied choice: Zbinden Hommage à BACH Op. 44, Hauta-aho Cadenza, Ellis Sonata Op. 42, Gajdoš Invocation, Schäfer Geh, Tabakov Motivy, or Güttler Greensleeves Variations. Final: Bottesini Concerto No. 2 in B minor.

Repertorio

  • Violin round order within a round is free, and selected repertoire is binding. For bass use solo tuning F-sharp–B–E–A; memorization is optional. Check the official page for prescribed editions.

Fuente: Official participation conditions · Official violin and double bass pools · Forms for both instruments

Jurado y premios

Jurado

  • 2024: Prof. Christian Lampert presides; Prof. Kai Frombgen chairs the oboe jury.

Premios

  • Premios en metálico por un total de 31.000 € (edición de 2024); no se detalla el reparto por premio.

Ediciones anteriores

  • 2024 — Markneukirchen Music Hall, Germany (59th competition; oboe final 10 May 2024) fuente

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