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MUSICA SACRA® 2009 V International Composers Competition
REGULATIONS
THE COMPETITION 1. The 4. International Composers’ Competition “Musica Sacra 2009” is organised by the “Musica Sacra” Association and The “Gaude Mater” International Festival of Sacred Music in Częstochowa (Poland).
2. The competition is open to composers of any nationality. Age limit: 35 (the entire 2009). COMPETITION REQUIREMENTS1. More than one score per composer is permitted (three compositions maximum). 2. Submitted compositions must be unpublished, should not have been previously performed in public and also not have been awarded a prize at any other competition. 3. Applicants should submit a composition for mixed choir a cappella (up to a maximum of 16 voices) to the latin text. 4. Duration of the composition: 4-10 minutes. 5. The organisers reserve their rights for the first performance of awarded compositions.
PRIZES The following prizes are provided:
1st Prize: €2.500, performance and recording during The “Gaude Mater” International Festival of Sacred Music 2009 in Częstochowa (Poland)
2nd Prize: €1.500, performance and recording during The “Gaude Mater” International Festival of Sacred Music 2009 in Częstochowa (Poland)
3rd Prize: €1.000, performance and recording during The “Gaude Mater” International Festival of Sacred Music 2009 in Częstochowa (Poland).
Prizes may not be awarded if the Jury decide so. The decisions of the Jury are final. ENTRIES 1. The score should be submitted anonymously and marked with an letter emblem. Applicants must submit three anonymous copies of each score, but mark each of them with the same emblem. 2. Sealed envelope marked with the same letter emblem should be attached together with the following data: a) composer’s full name, b) date and place of birth, c) nationality, d) address, telephone, fax and e-mail address, e) title of the composition. 3. The sealed envelope marked with the letter emblem must also enclose the following signed and dated declaration: “I declare that this composition submitted to the Musica Sacra 2009 competition has hitherto neither been published, nor performed before a public audience, nor awarded a prize in any other competition.” 4. The entries should be sent to the following address: ”Musica Sacra 2009 Composers Competition” OPK Gaude Mater ul. Dabrowskiego 1 42-200 Czestochowa Poland
phone: +48 (501) 33-99-02 e-mail: competition@musicasacra.com.pl
The deadline for submission of scores is January 1st, 2009. The postmark is decisive. Results will be announced by the end of February 2009. ENTRY FEE 35 € for each composition submitted
The fee 35 € should be transferred by bank (bank charges are the responsibility of a sender) to the following account:
Stowarzyszenie MUSICA SACRA Bank PKO SA VI O/Warszawa swift: PKOPPLPW account number: 81 1240 1082 1111 0000 0381 4743 The payment receipt must be enclosed with the submitted score. Cheques and credit cards will not be accepted. The entry fee is not refundable. FINAL DECISIONS 1. Participation in the Competition is synonymous with acceptance of the Regulations. 2. Compositions not meeting the requirements stated in the above Regulations will not be admitted to the Competition. 3. Contentious cases will be resolved based on the Polish version of the Regulations of the Competition. 4. The submitted scores will be come the property of the organiser and will not be returned.
LAUREATES
MUSICA SACRA® 2008
The jury of the IV International Composers Competition, Musica Sacra 2008, met in Gdansk from February 29th until 1 Marsth, co - organizer was Polish Chamber Choir “Schola Cantorum Gedanensus”. In total, 48 compositions were submitted from the following countries: Argentina, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Iran, Italy, Korea, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, USA. 1 entrie met not the requirements stated in the Regulations. The Jury comprised: Marian Borkowski (Poland) - the President of the Jury Stephen Layton (Great Britain) Jan Łukaszewski (Poland) Volker Wangenheim ( Niemcy) Paul Wingfield (Great Britain)
Grand Prix: NOT AWARDED
1st Prize:
IZABELA ADAMSKA for Parce Domine
2nd Prize:
DARIUSZ PRZYBYLSKI for ... et desiderabunt mori...
3rd
Prize:
RAFAŁ JANIAK for Et in templo omnis lognetur gloriam
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