The 5th Liszt International Youth Piano Competition
The 5th Liszt International Youth Piano Competition
Constitution
I. Introduction
In 1986, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the death of Hungarian composer and pianist Franz Liszt, the first International Franz Liszt Piano Competition was held in the Netherlands, and then held every three years with a history of 37 years, many years of weathering has already honed it extremely gorgeous, dazzling, and enjoys the international Class A piano competition reputation.
The previous winners have now become well-known international music masters, such as the 4th Wu Chi won the third place in the world in 1996 (the second place is vacant), the 5th Li Yundi won the third place in the world in 1999, the 7th Sun Yingdi won the world champion in 2005, and the 10th Han Mengjie won the third place in the world in 2014. All of them were rising international stars on this stage, while securing recording contracts and the opportunity to perform in 60 recitals around the world.
In order to promote the internationalization and professionalization of China's art education and encourage more talented young art learners to participate in international art competitions, the Ministry of Culture promulgated the "Award Measures for Winners of International Art Competitions" in March 2012, awarding awards to Chinese players who won international art competitions, and designated the International Liszt Piano Competition (Netherlands) as A Class international competition.
The Liszt International Youth Piano Competition is in the same vein as the International Liszt Piano Competition (Netherlands), organized by the Organizing Committee of the International Liszt Piano Competition, the Organizing Committee of the Liszt International Teenagers Piano Competition, and Association Chinese Culture Music & Art in Europe. It is co-organized by Liszt Conservatory of Music in Hungary, Association European Conservatory, Royal Conservatory of Music in the Hague, Netherlands, Perth Music Group, Art Education Expert Working Committee of Chinese Children's Culture and Art Promotion Association, and organized by Beijing Yin Huang United Culture and Art Media Co., Ltd. With an authoritative platform, rigorous competition schedule and professional judges, we will provide opportunities for Chinese young people to learn piano and select outstanding players to represent China to participate in the global selection of the International Liszt Piano Competition every three years.
II. Organizing Committee
Honorary Chairman:
Zhou Guangren: Tenured professor, Central Conservatory of Music
Shi Guangsheng: Former Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation
Henk Kool: President of the Dutch-China Friendship Society and former Mayor of
the Hague, the Netherlands
Wu Tianyan: President of Parsons Music Group, world Outstanding Chinese, member of
the Standing Committee of the CPPCC of Hubei Province Executive Chairman:
Huang Ying: Chairman of Association Chinese Culture Music & Art in Europe
Vice Chairman:
Yang Ming: Professor and doctoral supervisor of Piano Department of Central Conservatory of Music, Researcher of Key Research Base of Humanities and Social Sciences of Ministry of Education
Wang Tingxuan: General Manager of Parsons Music Group China Senior Art Consultant:
Sun Yingdi: Professor at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and the 7th global champion of the International Liszt Piano Competition
Wu Chi: Professor of the Piano Department of Sichuan Conservatory of Music, and the third prize of the 4th International Liszt Piano Competition
Secretary General:
Jin Hongmei: China Chief representative of Association Chinese Culture, Music and Art in the Netherlands, Deputy Secretary-General of China Asian Economic Development Association
Ⅲ. Jury Committee of the Competition
Chairman of the jury:
Yang Ming: Professor and doctoral supervisor of Piano Department of Central Conservatory of Music, researcher of Key Research Base of Humanities and Social Sciences of Ministry of Education, Director of Music category of Vocational Skills Training for Art Teachers of Ministry of Education
Vice Chairman of the Jury:
Gabor Eckhardt: Head of the Keyboard and Harp Department at the Liszt Academy of Music in Hungary and Principal of the Liszt Academy of Music's Talent School.
International Jury:
Juries of International Liszt Piano Competition
Famous senior piano professors from Central Conservatory of Music and Shanghai Conservatory of Music
Ⅳ. International Art Advisory Group
Gabor Eckhardt(Hungary) : Head of the Keyboard and Harp Department at the Liszt Academy of Music in Hungary and Principal of the Liszt Academy of Music's Gifted School
Peep Lassmann (Estonia) : President of the Estonia Tallinn Music and Arts Festival and Director of the Estonia Academy of Music and Drama
Karoly Mocsari(Hungary) : Winner of the Budapest Liszt Piano Competition in 1986, has been a judge of the International Liszt Piano Competition and other international piano competitions many times
Frederic Chiu (USA) : American pianist, famous piano soloist and piano professor; Who created the "Deep Piano Learning Method"
Jean Dube (France) : Global Overall Champion of the 6th International Liszt Piano Competition in 2002, he won the Messiaen International Competition Grand Prize and the Durand Award (hailed as the best performance of "Vingt Regardssur1 'Enfant Jesus")
You Xi（China）：Central Conservatory of Music Piano Department professor, pianist, doctoral supervisor
Mariangela Vacatello (Italy) : Runner-up of the 5th International Liszt Piano Competition in 1999, Laureate of the Queen Elizabeth International Music Competition in 2007, First Prize of the Top of the World Attack Piano Competition in 2009, Rising Star of the Year 2010/2011
GAJUSZ KĘ SKA (Poland) : Professor at the Piano Department of the Conservatory of Music in Krakow, Poland, Creative Director of the International Chopin Piano Competition for Young People, Artistic Director of the International Masterclass at the Polish School of Talent
Hlavacsek Tihamer (Hungary) : Renowned pianist, graduated from the Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest and has won many national and international piano competitions
Attila Pless (Hungary) : Professor and head of the keyboard department at the School of Music, University of Debrecen, Hungary, and multiple winner of the "Debrecen Prize for Culture"
Edit Laskay (Hungary) : Professor at the Faculty of Music, University of Debrecen, Hungary, first prize in the Hungarian National Piano Competition for Music Teachers
Joanna Sochacka (Poland) : Pianist, 3rd place winner of the International Chopin Piano Competition, Professor at the Chopin School of Music in Krakow, Poland
Mariam Batsashvili (Georgia) : Winner of the 10th International Liszt Piano Competition in 2014
Han Mengjie (Netherlands) : won the third place in the 10th International Liszt Piano Competition in 2014
Ⅴ. Competition Rules
1. Contest group
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Age requirements for entry |
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Free track Group |
Kids Group (01) |
Under 6 years old (born after January 2018) |
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Juvenile Group A (02) |
Ages 7-8 (January 2016 - December 2017) |
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Juvenile Group B (03) |
Ages 9-10 (January 2014 - December 2015) |
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Juvenile Group C (04) |
Ages 11-12 (January 2012 - December 2013) |
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Junior Group A (05) |
Ages 13-14 (January 2010 - December 2011) |
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Junior Group B (06) |
Ages 15-16 (January 2008 - December 2009) |
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Teen Group (07) |
Ages 17-18 (January 2006 - December 2007) |
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Youth Group (08) |
Ages 19-26 (January 1998 - December 2005) |
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Liszt Professional Group |
Liszt Teen Group (09) |
Ages 17-18 (January 2006 - December 2007) |
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Liszt Youth Group (10) |
Ages 19-26 (January 1998 - December 2005) |
- Entry requirements
The free selection group can freely choose the repertoire, the Liszt Professional group must choose the designated Liszt repertoire (with the list of repertoire), all groups of three rounds of competition repertoire can be repeated, and all repertoire must be memorized.
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Groups |
Groups |
preliminary repertoire requirements |
China Regional tryouts repertoire requirements |
Repertoire requirements for international finals |
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Free track group |
Kids Group |
Choose 1track, No longer than 2 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 4 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 4 minutes. |
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Juvenile Group A |
Choose 1track, No longer than 3 minutes |
1 piece of music, 1 etude, No longer than 5 minutes |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 5 minutes |
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Juvenile Group B |
Choose 1track, No longer than 3 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1 etude, No longer than 5 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 5 minutes. |
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Juvenile Group C |
Choose 1track, No longer than 3 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 5 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 5 minutes. |
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Junior Group A |
Choose 1track, No longer than 5 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 7 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 7 minutes. |
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Junior Group B |
Choose 1track, No longer than 5 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1 etude, No longer than 7 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 7 minutes. |
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Teen Group |
Choose 1track, No longer than 6 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1 etude, No longer than 10 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 10 minutes. |
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Youth Group |
Choose 1track, No longer than 8 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 12 minutes. |
1 piece of music, 1etude, No longer than 12 minutes. |
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Liszt Professional Group |
Liszt Teen Group |
Choose 1 designated track, No longer than 8 minutes. |
Choose 2 designated track, No longer than 12 minutes. |
Choose 2 designated track, No longer than 12 minutes. |
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Liszt Youth Group |
Choose 1 designated track, No longer than 10 minutes. |
Choose 2 designated track, No longer than 14 minutes. |
Choose 2 designated track, No longer than 14 minutes. |
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The Liszt Professional group assigns the repertoire |
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1 |
Die Lorelei (2nd version) |
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2 |
Trois Caprices-Valses, 214: no. 1 Valse de bravoure |
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3 |
La romanesca, S252a/ii |
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4 |
Vexilla Regis prodeunt, S185 |
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5 |
Mephisto-Waltz no. 3, S216 |
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6 |
I puritani - Introduction et Polonaise de l 'opera de Bellini, S391 |
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7 |
Episode de la vie d’un artiste – Grande Symphonique fantastique par Hector Berlioz, S470: IV Marche au supplice |
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Episode de la vie d’un artiste – Grande Symphonique fantastique par Hector Berlioz, S470: II Un bal |
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9 |
“Mignon”, Kennst du das Land, opus 75/1, S468/1 |
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10 |
“Vom Tode”, opus 48/3, S467/4 |
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“Die Trommel gerühret”, opus 84/1, S468/6 |
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12 |
“Mephistos Flohlied”, Es war einmal ein König, opus 75/3, S468/4 |
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“Mit einem gemalten Bande”, opus 83/3, S468/2 |
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14 |
“Bußlied”, opus 48/6, S467/3 |
3、Award Setup
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Schedule |
Player Awards |
Award Content |
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Preliminaries |
Score ≥90 points to win first prize |
Qualify for the China Regional Trials and win the qualification Certificate for the China Regional Trials and the Liszt Commemorative stamp |
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90 points > Score ≥85 points, won the second prize |
Qualify for the China Regional Trials and win the qualification Certificate for the China Regional Trials and the Liszt Commemorative stamp |
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85 points > Scores ≥80 points, won the third prize |
Won the third prize certificate of Liszt Preliminary competition and Liszt commemorative stamp |
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Score < 80 points, won the excellence award |
Received the Certificate of Excellence in the Preliminary Competition of Liszt and the Liszt Commemorative stamp |
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Chinese trials |
Score ≥90 points, won the gold medal |
Advance to the International finals, Qualification certificate and medal for advancing to the International Finals |
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90 points > Score ≥85 points, won the silver prize |
Advance to the International Finals, Qualification certificate and medal for advancing to the International Finals |
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85 points > Scores ≥80 points, won the bronze prize |
Won the bronze Award certificate and medal of Liszt China Regional Trials |
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Score < 80 points, won the excellence award |
Won the certificate and medal of Excellence Award of Liszt China Regional Trials |
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All groups in the China Regional Trials can Lisztn to the Masters open class for free; The first place of each group will be awarded the opportunity to perform at the award ceremony |
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International Finals |
First place in each category |
Certificate of International Finals, medal, souvenir book and qualification of Liszt "Dream of Love" Club Music Talent Training Program (free) |
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Second place in each category |
Certificate, medal and souvenir book of the International Finals And 3 free master tutorials |
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Third place in each category |
Certificate, medal and souvenir book of the International Finals And 1 free master tutor |
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Outstanding players in each category |
Certificates, medal and souvenir books of the international Finals |
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Top three in the professional group of Liszt |
Qualified for the global selection of the 14th International Liszt Piano Competition |
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- Instructor Award, Preliminary contest: All the instructors of the contestantswon the "Excellent Instructor Certificate" and Liszt commemorative stamps; China regional selection: the instructor who advanced to the international finals won the "Senior Instructor Certificate"; International Finals: the advisor of the top six contestants won the "Liszt Master Teacher Certificate". All contestants are limited to one instructor.
- Scoredetails: 100 points for the competition score, the contestant selected a repertoire suitable for their own, style, skill demonstration, rhythm mastery, emotional processing, timbre control, smooth integrity of the track and other
aspects of the completion of the score.
- Those who did not qualify for the International Finals can also register to attend the International Finals (including watching competitions, master classes,award ceremonies, concerts, European charity shows and study Tours).
- Thewinners of the competition will be announced by the organizer according to the decision of the jury. Only the award level will be announced, and the specific score will not be announced. The decision made by the jury is final, irrevocable and cannot be changed.
Ⅵ. Competition instructions
I. Preliminary competition
Competition date: August 2023 - November 2023
Specific competition date: See the regulations of each region Place of competition: designated place of each region
How to register: contestant register at each regional preliminary registration point and pay the preliminary registration fee
ii，International Finals Europe tournament
Date: August 2024
International Finals: International Finals, master classes, award ceremony, charity Show and study tour
How to register: Contestant register at the Liszt Organizing Committee and pay the International Finals registration fee
International Finals Schedule:
- 1.Pre-competitionmaster class: Famous experts and professors from domestic and foreign music schools will be invited to give lectures and provide pre- competition guidance to the contestants.
- International Finals: Contestantfrom China and many European countries gathered at Raiding Liszt Culture Center in Austria, to participate in the international finals.
- Music Exchange Salon: Face to face interaction with thethe world champions of the International Liszt Piano Competition, and exchange music art.
- EuropeCharity Performance: After the international finals, the piano performance will be held in Germany and Austria.
- European study Tour: Visit the former residences of Beethoven, Schubert and
Mozart, learn about the study and life of world famous pianists.
VII, Activity Copyright Description
The contestant (or the contestant's parents) must provide the organizer with the consent granting the organizer the following rights:
- The Organizer shall have the right to live broadcast, record, record, reproduce and dispose of all performances during the competition (adaptation, editing, deletion, etc., in whole or in parts), publicize, publish, distribute, and disseminate the performances to the public through theinformation network, No fees are paid to the players and their parents
- The copyright and intellectual property rights of the aforesaid recorded works belong to the Organizer, and the contestant (or the contestant's parents)shall not use the aforesaid recorded works for commercial
Ⅷ. Points for attention in the competition
- The organizing committee will announce the relevant information of the competition and the registration points of the preliminary competitions in allregions through the official website (www.franzliszt.cn) and the official platform of wechat (Liszt International Piano Competition for Teenagers).
- Ifthe contestant withdraws for any reason, the paid fee will not be
- Nochanges can be made after Judges have the right to stop the contestant while playing, but the score will not be affected.
- All contestants are required to bring their own costumes, and all contestants
must choose dress, performance or formal wear to participate in the competition.
- The order of the competition shall be decided according to the procedures stipulatedby the Organizing The Organizing Committee may transfer the competition time when necessary, and the players shall not have any objection.
- In case of school suspension due to inclement weather or other special reasonsissued by the Education Department, all activities held on that day will be canceled until further notice.
- TheOrganizing Committee will not be responsible for any illness or injury of the competitors, or any loss or damage to the personal property of the contestants during the competition. In any case, the Liszt Organizing Committee will not reimburse any medical expenses.
Ⅸ. China Representative Office of the International Liszt Piano Competition
Organizing Committee: Room 1901, Block A, Third Real Estate, Chaoyang District,
Beijing, China
Tel: +86-18110123107
Landline: +86-10-57049957
Wechat : 18110123107
Email: liszt@franzliszt.cn
website: www.franzliszt.cn Official public account of Competition
