Sunday, October 9, 2016
Join us for a full day of clarinet! MSU clarinet
professors
Guy Yehuda and VIP's
Mingzhe Wang will be joined by guest artists
Jonathan Gunn and
Julia Heinen for master classes, rehearsal, and
concerts.
Open to clarinetists at the
high school level and above. Several vendors on premises for clarinet
display and products.
Registration Fee: $25.00
Register online by October 4
See artists' bios:
faculty
and
guests
Schedule of Events
Sunday, October 9
- 9:00 a.m. Registration
- 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Master classes
- 12:00–1:30 p.m. Lunch (provided)
- 2:00–4:00 p.m. Master classes
- 4:00–5:00 p.m. Solo and Ensemble prep for high school
students
- 5:00–6:00 p.m. Vendor exhibits
- 6:00 p.m. Evening concert
All events take place at Cook Recital Hall, Music Building, 333
West Circle Drive, (MSU Campus) East Lansing, MI 48824
Questions?
Please contact Ben Ebener by
email or phone (517) 432-4373.
All events take place in Cook Recital Hall in the Music
Building, conveniently located on West Circle Drive in North Campus. 333
West Circle Drive, East Lansing, MI 48824
Except for handicapped spaces, parking restrictions are not
enforced on the weekends (unless otherwise noted). There are spaces directly
in front of the Music Building, and behind (south) on West Circle. If none
are available, the Visitor lot near Spartan Stadium (#62W on map above) is
also available.
Interactive Map to:
College of Music Building
Spartan Stadium Parking
12 - 15 October 2016
Quida Clarinet Festival
Quida, Colombia
Quindiclarinete: Place, University of quindío
October 12: 8:00 am attendance register Inaugural Concert, quartet totte
of Pereira. Classes from 10.30 am to 5.30 pm. ...
October 13,14 and 15 classes from 8:00
am to 5:30 pm University of quindío Concert 1, student recital and
concert 4: Auditorium Euclid Jaramillo, University of quindío
Concert Concert 2 AND 3, auditorium edeq —
with Carlos Arturo Díaz Cuítiva, Hernan Dario Gutierrez, Fredy Mauricio
Pinzón, Cèsar Augusto Palmezano and Diego Alberto Palacio Alzate.
Please join us for the first ever Wyoming Clarinet Day! This
event is FREE, open to all (clarinetists, non-clarinetists, young, experienced,
professional, amatu...er, beginner, expert, state marching band competitors...
everyone is welcome! ). Buffet-Crampon Artist, Dr. Timothy S. Phillips of Troy
University will be presenting a master class (contact Joshua R. Mietz to reserve
your spot) and closing recital. Dr. Joshua R. Mietz will present an opening
recital and conduct the clarinet choir. There will be two premiere's featured at
this event: a new work by Carl Vollrath for clarinet and piano and our state
song arranged for clarinet choir by Dr. Mietz! October 15, 2016.
For the first time in
history two principal clarinettists VIP
Franklin Cohen
(former principal clarinet of Cleveland Orchestra) and Chris Richards
(principal clarinet of London Symphony Orchestra) join forces alongside
brilliant Kazakh pianist Dina Duisen.
Programme will include Mendelssohn's
Concert Pieces for two clarinets and piano. More information to be
forthcoming
"... Franklin Cohen’s dreamy, liquid-toned performance of
Debussy’s First Rhapsody for clarinet and orchestra was extraordinary.” - The
New York Times
"Duisen makes this sound easy; it almost
sounds like she doesn't know how impressive a feat this is" - MusicWeb
International
Franklin's website:
https://franklincohen.com/
Franklin's performance on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/dryACGPCR_A
Chris' masterclass:
https://youtu.be/UCMpgfY-DcI
Dina's website:
http://www.dinaduisen.com/
Dina's page on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/dina.duisen
Dina's performance on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/HBxlTWlA4kk
18 October 2016
Senior VIP
Franklin Cohen Master Class at the
Royal Academy of Music
London, United Kingdom
Clarinet Master Class with Franklin Cohen free
Tuesday, 18.10.2016 18:00,
David Josefowitz Recital Hall
6.00–9.00pm
Franklin Cohen, former Principal Clarinet of the
Cleveland Orchestra and internationally renowned soloist, makes his first visit
to the Academy to work with clarinet students on solo and orchestral works.
17 - 21 October 2016
Raasay Bass Clarinet Course - Sarah Watts,
Director
Raasay, Scotland
20 October 2016
Andrew Marriner (Solo Clarinetist in the London Symphony)
Master Class at the Royal Academy of Music
London, United Kingdom
Clarinet Master Class with
Andrew Marriner - free
Thursday, 20.10.2016 18:30,
David Josefowitz Recital Hall
6.30–9.30 pm
With Andrew Marriner, Principal Clarinet of the
London Symphony Orchestra and Visiting Professor of Clarinet at the Academy.
Free, no tickets required
20 - 22 October 2016
Brazil
20 - 27 October 2016
Jacques Lancelot International Clarinet Competition
http://www.concours-jacques-lancelot.org/contest-rules-en.html
Roure, France
Competition Jury:
- Pascal MORAGUES (France) President.
- Alessandro CARBONARE (Italie).
- Franklin COHEN (USA).
- Kenji MATSUMOTO (Japan).
- Patrick MESSINA (France).
- Antonio SAIOTE (Portugal).
- Observer : Aude RICHARD-CAMUS (France).
1- PRESENTATION
The Jacques Lancelot Clarinet Competition goal is to pay a tribute to
one of the greatest clarinetists of the 20th Century.
2- ORGANISATION
Date : 20th to 27th October, 2016
Location : « Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de Rouen » (50 avenue de la
porte des champs, F-76000 Rouen, France) and the « Théâtre des Arts » (7 rue du
Docteur Rambert, F-76000 Rouen, France).
3- CONDITION OF PARTICIPATION
Clarinetists of all nationality born between 20th October, 1981 and
20th October, 1998 may participate.
Finalists of the previous editions of the Jacques Lancelot International
Clarinet Competition, except the First Prize winners, are exempted from
pre-selection. However, registration is still required.
First Prize winners of the previous editions of the Jacques Lancelot
International Clarinet Competition are not allowed to participate.
4-REGISTRATION
Delay and terms
Registration will be dealt with exclusively online on the website :
www.concours-jacques-lancelot.org. The procedure includes an online payable fee
of 120€. The fee is non refundable. At the end of the procedure, a print of the
form must be filled in. The deadline for registration is 12th March, 2016.
After signing up, candidates must send the following by post :
- a print of the online form filled in and signed;
- a black and white passport size photo (for the press kit) ;
- a resume (vitae), in French or in English ;
- photocopy of identity papers (passport, or National ID card for members of the
European Union) ;
- a CD with a recording of the pieces requested for the preselection round, with
no inscription allowing an identification ;
- a letter vouching for the authenticity of the recording.
These must be postmarked by 12th March, 2016 at the latest, to the following
address : Concours International de Clarinette Jacques Lancelot, 15 rue du
Vallon, F-76840 Hénouville, France.
Validation and notification of registration
- Registration will be final once the form is filled, the fee payed, the
full candidate folder has been received at the association, and after the
execution board has validated it.
- A notification of the final registration will be sent to candidates via
E-mail.
- The Jacques Lancelot International Clarinet Competition will not be
prosecutable in the event that a form isn't received.
5- PROGRAM
- The program of the pieces will be available on the website from 1st
October, 2015.
- Candidates must perform on genuine sheet music. Photocopies are prohibited
(law extracts « loi du 11/03/1957, code pénal article 425 et loi du 30/06/1994
»).
- The Jacques Lancelot International Clarinet Competition will not be held
responsible in the event of frauding from the candidates.
6- PROCEDURE
- The competition will be held in four parts : preselection from a
CD, two eliminatory phases (first round and semi-final) and a final with an
orchestra.
- Aside from the preselection round, all of the events are opened to the public.
- The order in which candidates will be called will be determined at the
beginning of the first round and will remain fixed for the 6 days of events.
- The jury will be working with a strict set of rules, its decisions are
irrevocable.
- The jury's composition can be changed in the event that one of the members
stands down.
Préselection
- The canditates will be preselected from their CDs. The CD must not
bear any inscription identifying the author.
- The recording must be free from all editing or technical modifications.
First Round
- A notice to attend will be sent by Email to each candidate accepted
into the first round, informing them of the location, date and times of the
rehearsal with piano.
- The candidates must present themselves on Thursday 20th October, 2016 between
9.00 am and 5.00 pm at the secretariat of the competition (based at the CRR of
Rouen, 50 avenue de la porte des champs, F-76000 Rouen, France), to confirm
their participation.
- In the event a candidate wishes to drop out, inform the secretariat by Email
(secretariat@concours-jacques-lancelot.org).
- If a candidate is late, the decision to let them compete belongs to the jury.
Its decisions are irrevocable.
- The events will be held between 22th, 23th and 24th October, 2016 at the CRR
of Rouen, 50 avenue de la porte des champs, F-76000 Rouen, France).
Semi final
- The events will be held 25th and 26th October, 2016 at the CRR (50
avenue de la porte des champs, F-76000 Rouen, France).
Final
- The final will be held 27th October, 2016 at the Théatre des Arts
(7 rue du Docteur Rambert, F76000 Rouen, France).
Rehearsals
- Training rooms will be made available for the candidates from 20th
October, 2016 and during the entire competition. A planning for the usage of
these rooms will be established by the management of the competition.
- For each candidate, a rehearsal with piano is planned to prepare for the first
round and the semi final. An extra rehearsal is possible depending on
availabilities from the accompanists at the expense of the candidate. The
participants can also decide to be accompanied by the pianist of their choice,
at their own expense.
- For the three finalists, rehearsals with the Orchestra of the Rouen Opera is
planned Wednesday 26th October, 2016 in the evening or Thursday 27th October,
2016 in the morning.
Journey and accomodation
- The journey and the accomodation are at the expense of the candidates.
Recording and broadcasting
The management of the competition reserves the right to record all or part
of the events, photograph or film the candidates for advertising, archiving,
television or radio broadcasting, while respecting the rights of French
musicians (article L212-3 du code de la propriété intellectuelle).
Rights and duty of the candidates
- Registration to the competition is also the candidate's engagement to
participate to the touring attached to the First Prize, in the event that they
win the competition.
- Failure to respect the rules of the competition is punishable by
disqualification, in agreement with the President of the jury.
Rewards
- The awarding of the First Prize will be carried out in two parts at the
end of the competition, and at the end of the last concert of the day.
- The Second and Third Prize will be awarded at the end of the competition
22 October 2016
Berlin Philharmoniker Chamber Concert with VIP's
Wenzel Fuchs,
Stefan Dohr
Daishin Kashimoto (violin) Olaf Maninger
(violoncello)
Wenzel Fuchs (clarinet)...
Stefan Dohr
(horn) Yu Kosuge (piano) Program: Brahms Trio for horn, violin and piano in E
Flat Op.40 Brahms Trio for clarinet, cello, and piano in A minor Op.114 Fibich
Quintet for violin, horn, clarinet, cello and piano in D op.42 Information &
Tickets:
https://www.guernseytickets.gg/show.asp
22 October 2016
Vienna Klarinette Connection Concert
Vienna, Austria
22 October 2016
Chicago Woodwind Ensemble Competition - VIP
Rose Sperrazza,
Director
Chicago, Illinois
22 October 2016
23 October 2016
University of Toronto Clarinet Day with VIP
Anthony McGill
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
23 October 2016
Rutgers University Woodwind Day - VIP
Maureen Hurd-Hause and Faculty, Directors
New Brunswick, New Jersey
Please join us for our annual Rutgers Woodwind Day featuring
guest artist, flutist Mimi Stillman, and Mason Gross School of the Arts faculty
and students in recitals and master classes. The event occurs on the Douglass
Campus of Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ in Robert E. Mortensen Hall,
Marryott Music Building, and Rehearsal Hall.
Meet and work with music faculty members of the Mason Gross
School of the Arts: Bart Feller and Kaoru Hinata, flute; Maureen Hurd, clarinet;
Paul Cohen, saxophone; Andrew Adelson and Erin Banholzer oboe; and Roger Nye,
bassoon. Hear performances by faculty as well as Mason Gross undergraduate and
graduate music students, including a DMA Oboe Candidate Oscar Petty in
lecture-recital. Participate in master classes, workshops, and performances.
Schedule of Events
11:15 a.m. - Registration
11:30 p.m. - Introduction and Faculty/Student Showcase Concert
1 p.m. - Mason Gross Faculty Master Classes (Bart Feller and Kaoru Hinata,
Flute; Andrew Adelson and Erin Banholzer, Oboe; Maureen Hurd, Clarinet; Paul
Cohen, Saxophone)
2 p.m. - Mimi Stillman, Flute, Guest Master Class
2 p.m. - Oscar Petty, Oboe, Doctor of Musical Arts degree candidate
Lecture-Recital
3 p.m. - Mason Gross Faculty Master Class (Roger Nye, Bassoon)
3:30 p.m. - D’Addario Presentation: Clarinet and Saxophone Reeds, Mouthpieces,
and More
5 p.m. - Mimi Stillman, Flute, Guest Recital
The event is open to professionals, amateurs, students, teachers, parents, and
music directors from the greater New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York areas.
All woodwind enthusiasts (professionals, and amateurs of all ages and abilities)
are encouraged to attend and to play in master classes.
Participants will have the opportunity to try and purchase a vast assortment of
woodwind instruments and accessories including D'Addario (who will also give a
product presentation), Elefante Music (who also provide free onsite minor
repairs), Flute Pro Shop, Woodwind Workshop (Kristin Bertrand), and CW Reeds
(bassoon reeds).Registration fee is $20 in advance or $25 at the door.
Parents/guardians attend free.
For more information and online registration, go to:
http://www.masongross.rutgers.edu/woodwind-day
This event may be used for professional development by public school
instructors. Teachers may request a certificate from the Mason Gross Extension
Division documenting their participation in this event.
25 - 27 October 2016
Antonio Fraioli Master Class
Valencia, Spain
28 - 30 October 2016
14th International Contest for Clarinet
Carlino, Italy
28 October - 7 November 2016
Aurora Master Classes and Festival - with VIP
Yehuda Gilad
Trollhattan Vanemborg, Sweden
30 October 2016
To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the Clarinet & Saxophone
Society of Great Britain is hosting a day of celebrations on Sunday 30
October 2016 at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London. We hope
that this day will be an inspirational and enjoyable event for children,
students, adults, amateurs, enthusiasts and professional players alike.
CASSGB is very grateful to a range of guest artists and sponsors for
helping make this event possible. All event details and how to book are
below. We look forward to seeing you in October!
Trade exhibitions with all the latest instruments, accessories and
publications will be present throughout the day. There will be trade
presentations, masterclasses for clarinet a...nd
saxophone students, and also a special workshop on woodwind doubling by
West End theatre musician Sarah James. At the start of the day there
will be an opportunity for participants to play in a massed clarinet and
saxophone choir.
Guest artists
include:
British Clarinet Ensemble - (UK)
David Blumberg - clarinet (USA) sponsored by Backun musical services
Rob Buckland - saxophone (UK)
Ebonites clarinet ensemble - (UK)
Guildhall School of Music Saxophones - (UK)
Nicolas Fargeux - clarinet (France) sponsored by D'Addario
Kyle Horch - saxophone (UK)
Jess Gillam - saxophone (UK) sponsored by Vandoren and Yanagisawa
Tom Lessels - clarinet (UK) sponsored by Buffet Group and Howarths
Marici Saxes - (UK)
Sarah Watts - bass clarinet
tcb - Selmer artist
A full list of sponsors and Trade is
on the CASS Website.
Two competitions will also feature at the event. The finals of the
CASSGB Under-19 Clarinet Competition will be open for all to attend, and
the winning entry of the CASS Saxophone Composition Competition will be
performed.
The event will run from 9.30 am until 5.30 pm with an evening Gala
Concert starting at 6.30 pm. This will feature artists who have taken
part in the day, as well as appearances by clarinettists Nancy
Braithwaite (Netherlands) and David Campbell, recently retired as
Artistic Director of CASSGB
CASS Clarinet Competition Finals -
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES 15th September 2016.
London, United Kingdom
Entrants must be aged 19 or
under on 31st December 2016.
Prizes:
1st Prize - An Uebel Advantage A Clarinet
2nd Prize - Products from Vandoren
3rd Prize - printed music up to the value of £100 from Wiener Urtext
Requirements:
- Round 1 - Tape Submission
- Round 2 and Final - Live public rounds on 30th
October at Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London as part of the CASS
Fortieth Anniversary Single Reed Day
To enter this competition participants are requested
to submit an Audio recording of two own choice contrasting pieces of no more
than 8 minutes in length with or without piano.
Recordings can be submitted by online via
soundcloud or mp3, or posted by CD, together with a completed entry form
detailing chosen repertoire for Round 2 and the Final.
All participants are asked to prove their age by sending a copy of their
passport or birth certificate.
An accompanist will be available on the day.
Rehearsals will be limited to a short play immediately before allocated
competition times. Participants are welcome to bring their own accompanist at
their own expense. An entrance fee of £20 by cheque made payable to CASS GB
should be sent with your entry. This fee will also include one year's free
student membership to CASS.
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES 15th September 2016.
Shortlisted candidates will be notified by email, by 1st October 2016.
The judges decision is final and we will be unable to give feedback to those who
don’t progress through to the next rounds.
Repertoire for Round 1:
Recorded submission:
Free choice of two contrasting works up to eight minutes maximum. Submission by
Souncloud, MP3 or CD.
Repertoire for Round 2:
15 minutes of mixed repertoire from the following list
(can include movements of), to include one solo work.
Works with piano:
Malcolm Arnold - Sonatina
Gerald Finzi- Five Bagatelles
William Hurlstone - Four Characteristic pieces
Joseph Horovitz - Sonatina
John McCabe - Three pieces
Paul Reade - Victorian Kitchen Garden Suite
Charles V. Stanford - Three Intermezzi
Vaughan Williams - 6 Studies on English Folk Song
Unaccompanied works:
Malcolm Arnold - Fantasy
Richard Rodney Bennett - Sonatina
Paul Harvey - Three studies on Themes of Gershwin
James MacMillan - From Galloway
James Rae - any study on any grade 6 and above list from 40 Modern Studies
Edwin Roxburgh - Wordsworth Minitures
Final Round:
Maximum 20 minutes
First or last Movement from Mozart Concerto (Bflat or A clarinet),
Weber Concerto 1 or 2
Weber Concertino (Complete).
Plus a selection of works from round 2 including one
solo item. You may include works performed in round 2.
Download application form here
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