Celeste Zewald in Performance in Switzerland and on tour
with Brabant Philharmonic of the Netherlands in China
Elaine Schlatter of Dillon Music
Verdehrs with Orchestra
Mike Getzin, Mr Sanjo, and Dominik Vidal
Gennusa Camerata in Maryland
Student with Stanley Drucker
Michigan State University Clarinet/Sax Summit
Charles Neidich Master Class and upcoming Michigan State
Clarinet Summit 1 December 2007
NEWSLETTER - SEPTEMBER -
NOVEMBER 2007
As the Autumn months
are progressing, the Newsletter unfolds events and competitions that are
followed with interest from players on the Global scale. Some new
innovations have been implemented including the below statement about future
Newsletter Pages announcing events during those time periods. Everyone is
encouraged to follow these pages to plan to go to them. For students and
interested players, it is encouraged to attend a Grand scale Conference and a
workshop per year to meet as many like-interested people as possible to advance
your interests, careers, and contacts. Many players have benefited from
these ideas. WKA is probably the most definitive resource for players
seeking to find the ultimate role models and teachers who will make a difference
in their performance lives along with the opportunities made available to see
their goals met.
Antony Pay, acclaimed British Clarinetist in
Performance of Mozart with Period Instruments in Jerusalem, Israel in Fall 2007
Photo Galleries are
posted with the accomplishments of many fine Clarinetists who have made a
success on a consistent level, including International tours, Solo performances,
and Teaching successes. WKA members are encouraged to send in anecdotal
photos of important events so they can be noted.
A
new event announcement method is now implemented to assist WKA members in their
pursual of events. In each quarterly Newsletter segment, the events are posted in
date order on those month pages only to avoid repeated postings and possible
confusion.
Newsletters are constantly updated like the
Hot News Pages as events and news is variable and it is important to be as up to
date as possible.
The Greenland
Art Centerwill be the place of
music, musicians, clarinetists
The below information about the
renovation of this historic cultural resource in Hungary is an incredible
opportunity for the World Clarinet Community to participate in this project.
Eastern Europe is very rich in music and art as can be seen in major cities as
Budapest and other places where the cost of living and costs for fine things is
much less than Central Europe. The Directors of this project are Artist
VIP WKA members, Joszef Balogh, and spouse Beatrix, who have been working on the
development of this dream for several years, having founded the
Windland Foundation, and holding several
workshops and Festivals in Hungary. Mr Balogh is an International Clarinet
Soloist and authority on Klezmer and Folk music. WKA is committed to
providing as much Internet assistance to see this project make success.
All members should contact the Baloghs and offer support, as when the time may
come when a festival opportunity arises this would be a cumulative reward for
all who contributed to it.
Greetings from Hungary!
The Windland Music
Foundation with its Artistic Leader, Jozsef Balogh is pleased to
announce its new project and new webpage.
The
Greenland Art Center will be
the place of music, musicians, clarinetists.
The Greenland Art Center will be in an old palace from the XVIII.
century, and its reconstruction will be between 2007-2011.
We will establish also the HANZI in the Palace, the
International Music Institute of Hearing Impaired, who play
clarinet also.
Michigan State University
Clarinet Day honoring Elsa Ludwig-Verdehr - 10 November 2007
University of Southern Mississippi
Clarinet Symposium - Hiattesville, Mississippi - 15 -17 November 2007
United States Marine Band
(President's Own) Concerto Competition
Suomen Klarinettiseuran ja
Nuori Soi ry:n
Tampereen Puhallus 22.September - 23.September 2007 - Finland
Suomen Klarinettiseuran ja
Nuori Soi ry:n
Tampereen Puhallus 22.9 - 23.9.2007
Suomen
Klarinettiseuran vuosikokousviikonloppu TAMPEREEN
PUHALLUSjärjestetään yhteistyössä
Tampereen konservatorio/Pirkanmaan
ammattikorkeakoulun
kanssa 22–23.9.2007.
Majoitusvaihtoehdot ilmestyvät pian.
Alustava ohjelma.. joka tulee muuttumaan, mutta kaikki ovat
kuitenkin kiinnostuneita: Lauantai 22.9.
Klo 09.30 Junioriorkesterin harjoitus,
Konservatorion sali, Pekka Ahonen
Klo 11.00 Ilmoittautuminen, Tampereen
konservatorio/Pirkanmaan ammattikorkeakoulu
F. E. Sillanpäänkatu 9, 33210 Tampere
Klo 11.30 Suomalaisen Klarinettiyhtyeen
harjoitus, Konservatorion sali, kapellimestari Ville
Paakkunainen
Klo 11.30 Junioriorkesterin stemmikset (jos
tarvitsevat), Pekka Ahonen
Klo ?? Lounas pidetään, kun kapellimestari
näkee ajankohdan parhaimmaksi, Konservatorion ravintola,
Päivin Pidot, jonka jälkeen Suomalaisen Klarinettiyhtyeen
harjoitukset jatkuvat klo 16.00 asti.
Klo 18.00 Claros-kvartetin konsertti,
Vanha kirkko, Keskustori
Klo 20.00 Illanvietto, Konservatorion
ravintola, Päivin Pidot
Sunnuntai 23.9.
Klo 10.00 Junioriorkesterin harjoitus,
Konservatorion sali, Pekka Ahonen
Klo 10.30 Suomen Klarinettiseuran
vuosikokous, Konservatorio/Pirkanmaan ammattikorkeakoulu
Klo 12.00 Suomalaisen Klarinettiyhtyeen
harjoitus, Konservatorion sali, Ville Paakkunainen
Klo 14.00 Lounas ja valmistautuminen
konserttiin,
Klo 16.00 Tampereen Puhallus ja Nuori Soi
ry konsertti, Konservatorion sali
Ilari Laakso: Kaksi katsetta klarinetille,
sellolle ja kanteleelle (kesto 15 min) Heli Palomaa,
klarinetti, Taina Raittila, sello, Liisa Lilvanen, kantele
Junioriorkesterin kantaesitys (kesto ???),
kapellimesteri Pekka Ahonen
Väliaika
Petri Niemisen Trio (kesto 23 min), Jarmo
Hyväkkö, klarinetti - Reinis Birznieks, sello - Ville
Hautakangas, piano
Suomalainen Klarinettiyhtye (kesto ehkä 30
min), kapellimestari Ville Paakkunainen
The Crane School
of Music of The State University of New York
at Potsdam
Presents
2nd Annual
Potsdam Single
Reed
Summit
Featuring:
Prism - Saxophone Quartet
Alcides Rodriguez - Bass Clarinet Atlanta
Symphony Orchestra
Donald Montanaro, Clarinet -
Curtis Institute of Music
Joseph Lulloff, Saxophone - Michigan State
University
Gary Whitman, Clarinet Professor TCU, Fort
Worth Symphony
Events to include Recitals, Lectures,
Displays, & Exhibits
September
28-29, 2007 Potsdam,
New
York
Hosts:
Raphael Sanders,
Julianne Kirk, Patrick Murphy,
Christopher Creviston, Timothy McAllister
Potsdam
Clarinet Quartet
For Registration,
Clinic/Recital Proposals
contact: sanderrp@potsdam.edu
VENDORS/EXHIBITORS
Tables are $50 each (size - 6 ft. x 2 1/2
ft.)
please contact us for more information:
sanderrp@potsdam.edu
Co-sponsors: Buffet
Crampon, Selmer (Paris), Conn-Selmer, Inc.,
D'Addario Co., DANSR Inc., Vandoren, Rico
Products, Northern Music and Video, Orsi and
Weir, Yamaha and the Crane Student
Association, CSA is an SGA sponsored
organization.
Internationales Symposium in Mautern in der Steiermark
1. Klarinetten-Symposium
mit Kurs für Klarinetten-Chor
von 28. bis 30.
September 2007 in Mautern/Stmk.
Die "Österreichische
Klarinetten-Gesellschaft - Austrian Clarinet Society (ACS)"
wurde im Oktober 2006 ins Leben gerufen. Wir wenden uns
an alle, die sich mit der Klarinette beschäftigen, ob
sie nun im Sinfonie-Orchester, im Blasorchester, in
Musikvereinen oder in einem Kammermusik-Ensemble spielen.
Warum eine Österreichische Klarinetten-Gesellschaft?
In einigen europäischen Ländern, wie beispielsweise in
Deutschland oder in der Schweiz und vor allem in Amerika,
gibt es bereits Zusammenschlüsse der Klarinettisten. In
Österreich, mit der großen Klarinettentradition, war ein
solches Kommunikationsforum lange überfällig. Wir wollen
keine Vereinigung von Profis sein, sondern wir wollen
vielmehr jene ansprechen, die sich mit der Klarinette
beschäftigen, ob sie nun im Blasorchester, in
Musikvereinen, im Sinfonieorchester, in einer Jazz Band
oder in einem Kammermusik-Ensemble spielen.
Ein vorrangiges Ziel ist der Aufbau eines
Klarinettenchors in Rahmen des Gründungssymposiums im
September 2007. Mitmachen können dabei fortgeschrittene
Schüler die eine entsprechende Spielpraxis erworben
haben und vor allem auch Lehrer von Musikschulen sowie
Klarinettisten/Innen jeden Alters. Es wird eine Auswahl
an unterschiedlicher Literatur angeboten. Geleitet wird
der Kurs von hervorragenden Klarinettisten, die in
renommierten Kulturorchestern spielen und Lehrende an
verschiedenen Institutionen der Musikausbildung sind.
Künstlerischer Leiter des 1. Symposiums ist Dr.
Friedrich Pfatschbacher, der u. a. auch das Klarinetten-Ensemble
„Woodwind“ gründete.
Wir freuen uns natürlich auf die vorgesehenen
Fachvorträge und Meisterkurse. Ganz besonders auf die
Darbietungen der Klarinettenklassen. Wir werden die
Entwicklung des Instrumentenbaus im Rahmen von Vorträgen
und Ausstellungen verfolgen. Experten werden uns über
den neuesten Stand informieren, genauso über Mundstücke
und Blätter. Wir werden nicht alle Vorstellungen gleich
verwirklichen können, doch ist die ACS für Fragen und
Anregungen offen, und wo es möglich ist werden wir
Aktivitäten fördern.
Kosten:
Alle 3 Tage: Nichtmitglieder:
75,-/50,- Euro Mitglieder der ACS: 50,-/35,- Euro
Freitag
30,-/20,-
20,-/15,-
Samstag
30,-/20,-
20,-/15,-
Sonntag
17,-/11,-
14,-/09,-
*(ermäßigt: Schüler, Studenten,
Rentner)
Nur Konzerte: 10,-/7,-
Der Betrag muss nach Bestätigung der
verbindlichen Anmeldung auf das Konto bei der Bawag
Knittelfeld, Konto Nr. 81610 006 663, BLZ 14000
eingezahlt werden.
riday Sept. 28
3 PM Nicholas J. Horn Theatre GRAND OPENING GALA Saturday Sept. 29
NOON Recital Hall Clarion Synthesis
D Gause
- clarinets & piano F. Gerard Errante
- clarinet
This project has been funded, in part,
by a grant from the
National Endowment for the Arts,
a federal agency.
A special Thank You
to our kind and generous benefactors - College of Southern Nevada Haney, Woloson & Mullins G & G Theatre Services in memory of
Jeanne & Clyde Reamy
The Young Artist Competition winner appears as the featured
soloist with The U.S. Army Band “Pershing’s Own” in Avery Fisher
Hall at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday, November
17, 2007 at 2 p.m.
Who Can Enter
The Young Artist Competition is
open to New York City Metro Area high school
woodwind, brass, and
percussion (including harp) instrumentalists in grades
9–12.
New York City Metro Area includes:
The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens,
Mitch Estrin will again serve as Festival Coordinator.
Buffet
and Vandoren Schedule Third Annual Clarinet Ensemble Festival on October
13 & 14 2007
On the heels of two highly successful Buffet/Vandoren clarinet
festivals, Buffet Crampon U.S.A and Vandoren have scheduled the third
festival in
Seattle. The dates have been tentatively set for October 13 and 14. Vandoren artist and University of Florida Clarinet Professor Mitchell
Estrin will again coordinate the performances, master classes and
clinics. "We're very excited about this year."commented Estrin. "Based
on our success of our past festivals, we expect a great festival.
The first clarinet choir festival focused on the unique
literature and ensembles characteristic of clarinet choirs.
Clarinet Choir specialist Harvey Hermann, retired from the University
of Illinois led the mass choir in a thrilling final concert.
Francois Kloc, Director of Marketing for Buffet Crampon U.S.A. and cosponsor conducted a clinic on the history of the clarinet.
"This is an incredibly important event," commented Michael Skinner,
president of DANSR, inc,
the Vandoren U.S. importer. "With the success of our past
festivals, interest has already begun to grow."
For more information of the festival contact
Mitch Estrin
You
are invited to attend an exciting afternoon event for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet,
Bassoon and Saxophone students of all ages and abilities. Rutgers Woodwind Day
2007 is open to students, teachers, parents and music directors from the greater
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York areas. You will meet and work with
Rutgers University Music Faculty as well as Rutgers undergraduate and graduate
music students. Workshops, master classes, reed making, instrument care/repair
and concerts will all be presented in the friendly and comfortable setting of
the Marryott Music Building on the Douglass Campus of Rutgers University in New
Brunswick, NJ. Advance registration is $5 or $15 at the door –
parents/guardians attend free.
4:45
The Audition - How To Do Your Best (Participants perform and work with
Faculty)
5:30
Faculty Concert
The Boston Conservatory of
Music and its clarinet faculty Director Michael Norsworthy announce the first
annual Clarinet Day at the Boston Conservatory. This event will take place on
October 21, 2007 at the Conservatory, 8 The Fenway in Boston
Massachusetts.
The day's events, which will
begin at 9 AM and run all day until the 8 PM closing concert, will include
master classes by some of the top professionals in the field, vendor exhibits
from the leading manufacturers of instruments, reeds, mouthpieces and top
quality repair people, presentations and demonstrations by vendors on their
newest products and a final concert featuring all of the attending professional
artists.
Fourth Annual MSU Clarinet Spectacular: A
Tribute to the Legendary Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr
Date: 11/10/2007 Time: 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Location: Music Building, West Circle Dr, MSU
Campus
Join MSU Clarinet Professor
Caroline Hartig
and special guests as they honor legendary
artist/teacher Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr,
professor emeritus, Michigan State University, with
performances and master classes by leading clarinetists
and former MSU students as well as a master class and
question and answer session by Dr. Verdehr. The day is
open to clarinetists of all ages and abilities with
classes and activities for advanced students and
professionals as well as high school and junior high
clarinetists. Participants may perform in the Festival
Clarinet Choir.
Registration fee: $25 ($15 before October 30). No
charge for MSU students, faculty, and alumni. To
register, or for a schedule of events, times, and
locations visit www.music.msu.edu/academic/ClarinetDay2007.php
or contact Caroline Hartig, (517) 355-7645, hartigc@msu.edu.
Sponsored by MSU School of Music and Buffet
Crampon, USA.
HATTIESBURG -- Assistant Professor of Music
Gregory Oakes and his clarinet studio at The
University of Southern Mississippi will host its
first-ever Southern Clarinet symposium Nov. 15-17,
featuring three evenings of free concerts at Marsh
Auditorium by leading clarinetists from across the
United States.
On Nov. 15, a 7:30 p.m. concert
will feature a faculty ensemble from Louisiana State
University, including Justin O’Dell, clarinet; Lin
He, violin; Kimberly Houser, harp; and Kadisha
Onalbayeva, piano. The program offers works by Nino
Rota, Aram Khachaturian and Houser.
Friday evening’s concert features guest
clarinetists Lori Ardovino and Keith Lemmons,
performing at 7:30 p.m., along with Libby Vannatta,
piano. The program includes works by Pierre Gabaye,
Astor Piazolla, Louis Cahuzac and Franz Krommer.
Ardovino is a professor of music and director of
Music Graduate Studies at the University of
Montevallo. Lemmons, a Presidential Teaching
Fellow, is professor of clarinet, head of the
woodwind area and music undergraduate advisor at the
University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.
On Nov. 17, Oakes will join guest artist
Stephanie Zelnick, assistant professor of clarinet
at the University of Kansas and Vanatta, piano, for
a 7:30 p.m. finale concert, performing works by
Francois Devienne, Eric Mandat, Forrest Pierce,
George Philipp Telemann, Paul Harvey, and Vincent
Persichetti.
Participants of the symposium will include high
school and college student. Ardovino, Lemmons and
Zelnick will give master classes at 10:30 a.m., 1
p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Nov. 17.
Concert admission is free and open to the
public. For more information, call the Southern
Miss School of Music at 601.266.5543 or Angela
Kilcrease at 601.266.4988, or visit the Web at
www.usm.edu/arts.
About The University of Southern Mississippi The University of Southern Mississippi,
founded in 1910, is a comprehensive doctoral and
research-extensive university fulfilling its mission
of being a leading university in engaging and
empowering individuals to transform lives and
communities. In a tradition of leadership for
student development, Southern Miss is educating a
21st century work force providing intellectual
capital, cultural enrichment and innovation to
Mississippi and the world. Southern Miss is located
in Hattiesburg, Miss, with an additional campus and
teaching and research sites on the Mississippi Gulf
Coast; further information is found at
www.usm.edu.
The
President's Own" United States Marine Band, in
conjunction with the
Marine Corps Heritage Foundation
and The National Association for
Music Education (MENC),
is pleased to announce its inaugural concerto
competition for high school musicians. The winner will
appear as a guest soloist with the U.S. Marine Band
and receive a cash prize from the Marine Corps
Heritage Foundation.
Who is Eligible?
The 2008 competition is open to high school musicians
(grades 9-12) enrolled during the 2007-2008 academic
year. Performers of woodwind, brass, or percussion
instruments may apply.
Where Do I Get an Application?
Application packets can be obtained by clicking here
or by calling (202) 433-5809.
Application Guidelines
Applicants must select one of the works listed for
their instrument in the application packet and submit
an audio recording of their performance of that
selection accompanied by piano, band, or orchestra. A
complete list of guidelines is included in the
application packet.
Applications must be postmarked by November 15, 2007,
and mailed to the following address:
Attn: The Marine Band
Concerto Competition
MENC
1806 Robert Fulton Drive
Reston, VA 20191
Applications mailed directly to the Marine Band cannot
be accepted.
Final Round
Based on the application materials, finalists will be
selected and invited to Washington, D.C. to compete in
a final round that will be open to the public. All
finalists will be notified by January 1, 2008. The
finals will be held on Saturday, February 16, 2008, in
the John Philip Sousa Band Hall
at the Marine Barracks Annex in Washington, D.C.
Finalists will perform the same selection submitted
with their application materials.
The
Marine Band will provide a pianist to accompany each
contestant for the final round. Contestants will have
the option to be coached by a Marine Band soloist
during their rehearsal with the pianist (see 2008
Timeline in application packet).
The
winner(s) will be invited to perform their solo
selection in concert with the Marine Band at the MENC National Conference in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
on Saturday, April 12, 2008 and will receive a cash
prize of $2,500.
Eva Rosén-Lundquist,
Kulturskole pedagog , Norrtälje
Jonas Näslund,
Instrumenttekniker
Katarina Ström-Harg,
Professor Kgl.Musikhögskolan Sthlm
Nu är det dags anmäld dig till årets kurs.
Målet med kursen är att alla under några dagar ska få spela så
mycket klarinett som möjligt. Du är välkommen oavsett genre
och kunskapsnivå. Denna gång har vi 3 kurser att välja på.
Endags kurs för dig som är 13-15 år.
Du kommer att fä spela ensemble,klarinett coaching, gå på
konsert, prova instrument,
munstycken m.m Tag med din lärare ,kompis eller båda.
Ensemble/spelkurs
för dig som vill spela i olika former av
ensemble.
Masterclass
för dig som studerar eller vill studera speciella verk, söka
musikhögskola eller bara förkovra sig i klarinettspel.
Fortbildning för lärare
Sista anmälningsdag 8 november
Innehåll Eget musicerande, individuell coaching, ensemblespel,
ackompanjemang, intensiv arbete med önskade verk. Konserter
med spännan-
de musik, mängder med tillbehör, noter, munstycken, instrument
m.m
Tid och plats
17-18 november 2007 lördag kl.9-22 söndag kl.9-21
Nordiska Musikgymnasiet, Stockholm Katrinebergsbacken 2-10.
Michigan
State Clarinet and Saxophone Summit, featuring Charles Neidich with Dr Caroline
Hartig
Michigan State Clarinet and
Saxophone Summit, featuring Charles Neidich with Dr Caroline Hartig, Professor
of Clarinet to be held 30 November - 1 December. Several events
including Master Classes, Seminars, Ensembles, and Exhibitions will take place
representing a large array for both instruments. Earlier this month,
November 10th, a major Clarinet Day honoring Distinguished Professor Dr Elsa
Ludewig-Verdehr is convening, making this month a special Clarinet month.
“Rino Viani” International Clarinet Competition 2007
Subject: First “Rino Viani” International
Clarinet Competition 2007
The participation in the competition is open
to all clarinettists and is divided into the following two
categories:
Category A - For all candidates that by 20th
November 2007 are at least 18 years of age. Category B - For all candidates that by 20th November
2007 are not yet 18 years of age (Rino Viani Prize)
The competition shall take place in Carpi between 1st and 2nd
December 2007.
Art.1 Programme Cat. A (Obligatory Programme)
Eliminatory Stage:
W.A. Mozart - From the Clarinet and Orchestra
Concerto K 622 1st Movement
I.Strawinsky - Three clarinet solo pieces Semi-final Stage:
R.Schumann - Fantasiestucke op.73 Final Stage:
C.M.von Weber - Concerto n°. 2 op. 74 in MIb Major
C.Debussy - Première Rapsodie
Art.2 Programme Cat. B (Execution of a piece of choice
from the following) “Rino Viani Prize”
Single Stage:
C.M.von Weber - Concertino op. 26
S.Mercadante - Concerto
C.Saint Saens - Sonata
H. Rabaud - Solo de Concours
Art. 3 Admission to the competition is
undertaken by sending the Subscription Form. Art. 4 The competitors will be heard by the
Jury in the order it itself establishes, which shall be
published on the internet site
www.rinoviani.org . The
convocation date is to be when all candidates will be present.
The audiences will take place at the Istituto Musicale
Pareggiato “A.Tonelli” of Carpi. Art. 5 The competition is not open to the
public. The verdicts will be made singly by the Jury at the end
of the audiences. Art. 6 Who is not present during their turn
shall be considered absent, unless prior and motivated
justification is present, even telephonically, to the
Management. The Jury reserves the right to decide if to accept
the justifications of not. Art. 7 The Jury guarantees the presence of a
piano accompaniment following a written request by the
candidate, to be presented with the Subscription Form. The
candidates are permitted to present themselves complete with
their own piano accompaniment, the cost of which shall be born
by the candidate. Art. 8 The winner will have to participate in
the Award Concert in Carpi, to take place at the “A.Loria”
Multimedia Library Auditorium.
Who, for whatever reason, except for grave circumstances and
motives communicated to the Management, does not participate at
the concert will lose the right to the prize. Prior receival of
the prize is not permitted Art. 9 The Jury shall be comprised of noted
musicians. Art. 10 The Jury’s verdict is not subject to
appeal. The Jury has the right to cut short an execution of a
piece or to re-listen to it. Art. 11 The subscription request, on the
correct form, must be accompanied by a self compiled birth and
residency certificate.
The subscription request must also contain a copy of the payment
details of the € 50 used as a contribution towards the
administrative costs. The payment can be effected into the
following bank account: Associazione Culturale Rino Viani,
account 76147933 abi 07601 cab 12900 cin V c/o Banco Posta di
Carpi (MO). Code IBAN: IT-16-A-07601-12900-000076147933 Code BIC:
BPPIITRRXXX with clear reference to : Subscription International
Competition “Rino Viani” 2007 Category A or B.
The participation request must be submitted by 20th November
2007 (the post office acceptance stamp is used as the reference
date) to the following address:
Direzione Concorso di Clarinetto “Rino Viani” C/o CEFAC Centro Formazione Alta Cultura
Via De Amicis, 37
41012 Carpi (MO)
Italy
Or the requests can be sent on the electronic form
via the web site:
www. rinoviani.org or premiorinoviani.org
Prizes Category A
1st Place € 2.000,00
2nd Place € 1.000,00
3rd Place € 750,00
Prize Category B “Rino Viani Prize”
Single Prize to 1st Place € 500,00
For further information it is possible to contact CEFAC Centro
Formazione Alta Cultura – Via De Amicis, 37 – 41012 Carpi (MO),
Italy tel. +39 059 654977 fax +39 02 700 557 248 from 9 to 13
Monday to Friday. (e-mail:
info@rinoviani.orgThis e-mail address is being
protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
or from the site
www.rinoviani.org, premio.rinoviani.org)
JURY
Alois Brandhofer - Mozarteum di Salisburgo
Corrado Giuffredi – Principal Clarinet of the Orchestra della
Svizzera Italiana
Luigi Magistrelli – Music Conservatory “G.Verdi” of Milano
Massimo Ferraguti – Music Conservatory “A.Boito” of Parma
Annamaria Giaquinta - Pareggiato Musical Institute “A.Tonelli”
of Carpi
Honoury Commitee
Enrico Campedelli – Mayor of Carpi
Alberto Bellelli – Cultural Advisor Council of Carpi
Director of Musical Institute "O.Vecchi - A.Tonelli"
Prof. Mario Bizzoccoli – C.S.M.T.C
Mrs Irma Malavasi