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Markneukirchen International Instrumental Competition

Markneukirchen, Allemagne

Site officiel Règlement & répertoire

Prochaine édition

Édition: 2027
Dates: Du 20 au 29 mai 2027 (62e édition ; violon et contrebasse)
Lieu: Markneukirchen (Vogtland), Saxony, Germany
Date limite d'inscription: 31 janvier 2027
Droits d'inscription: 100,00 € (à payer après confirmation de l'admission)

Source : instrumental-competition.de

Vue d'ensemble

Concours instrumental allemand à disciplines alternées ; les vents ne figurent que dans certains cycles (hautbois et trombone en 2024 ; cor et tuba en 2026 ; violon et contrebasse en 2027). Mentionné ici pour l'édition hautbois 2024 ; le cycle actuel ne correspond pas au périmètre limité aux vents.

Organisateur: Instrumentalwettbewerb Markneukirchen e.V.
Instruments: Hautbois, Trombone, Cor, Tuba, Violon, Contrebasse
Catégorie: Violon solo, Contrebasse solo, Hautbois solo, Cor, Trombone, Tuba et euphonium
Instrument en alternance: Instruments change; 2027: violin and double bass
Prochaine édition : Violon, Contrebasse
Limites d'âge: 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.

Règlement & répertoire

Inscription & droits

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.

Tours & durées

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.

Répertoire

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.

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

Jury & prix

Jury

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

Prix

Dotation totale de 31 000 € (édition 2024) ; répartition par prix non indiquée.

Éditions précédentes

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

Résumé à partir des sources officielles, vérifié le 14 nov. 2026. Source principale