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Programme options

XVI KAZIMIERZ WIŁKOMIRSKI
INTERNATIONAL YOUTH CELLO COMPETITION

Poznań, 7 – 11 December 2022
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PROGRAMME OPTIONS

 

1st group – up to 13 (born after 31 Dec 2008)

  1. Etude – select from:
  • Friedrich August Kummer– Etudes op. 57
  1. Two contrasting movements of a chosen sonata* by:
  • Antonio Vivaldi (Edition Ricordi, Bärenreiter or Editio Musica Budapest)
  • Benedetto Marcello (Editio Musica Budapest)
  • Georg Philipp Telemann (Bärenreiter HM 13)

or one of the following sonatas*:

  • Antonio Vandini– Sonata in F (Edition Schott)
  • Antonio Vandini– Sonata in G (Edition Schott)
  1. A work by a composer of the same nationality as the participant.

 

*only the detailed editions

The duration of the programme cannot exceed 15 minutes

 

2nd group – up to 15 (born after 31 Dec 2006)

STAGE I

  1. Etude or cappriccio – select from:
  • Auguste Franchomme – 12 etudes op. 35
  • Auguste Franchomme – 12 cappricios op. 7
  1. Kazimierz Wiłkomirski – select from:
  • Aria
  • Wokaliza
  1. 1st and 2nd or 3rd and 4th movement of a selected sonata*:
  • Andrea Caporale – 6 Sonatas (Edition Grancino)
  • Francesco Geminiani – 6 Sonatas (Edition Peters Frankfurt)
  • Benedetto Marcello – 6 Sonatas (Editio Musica Budapest)
  • Georg Ph. Telemann – Sonata in D (Bärenreiter HM 13)
  • Antonio Vivaldi – 9 Sonatas (Edition Ricordi, Bärenreiter or Editio Musica Budapest)

The organisers welcome performances in original versions including basso continuo and can supply a continuo cellist to join the participants. The participants are also welcome to play with their own continuo cellist.

*only the detailed editions

 

STAGE II

  1. Johann Sebastian Bach – two parts (no repeats) from the Solo Cello Suites – select from:
  • Suite no. 1 in G, BWV 1007 – Allemande and Courante or Sarabande and Gigue
  • Suite no. 2 in d, BWV 1008 – Allemande and Courante or Sarabande and Gigue
  • Suite no. 3 in C, BWV 1009 – Allemande and Courante or Sarabande and Gigue
  1. The 1st or 2nd and 3rd movement of a concerto – select from:
  • Luigi Boccherini – Concerto in G, G.480
  • Georg Goltermann – Concerto no. 3 in b, op.51
  • Georg Goltermann – Concerto no. 4 in G, op. 65
  • Joseph Haydn – Concerto in D, Hob. VIIb: 4
  • Julius Klengel – Concertino in C, op. 7
  • Carl Stamitz – Concerto in C
  • Carl Stamitz – Concerto in G
  1. Virtuoso work – select from:
  • Artemij Ajwazjan – Concert Etude
  • Emil Dunkler – La Fileuse op. 15
  • Gabriel Urbain Faure – Papillon op. 77
  • Daniel van Goens – Scherzo op.12
  • Samuel Kossowski – Polonaise and Introduction in C
  • David Popper – Polonaise in d, op. 14
  • David Popper – Tarantella op. 33
  • Camille Saint-Saëns – Allegro appassionato op. 43

 

3rd group – up to 17 (born after 31 Dec 2004)

STAGE I

  1. Etude – select from:
  • David Popper – „Hohe Schule” op. 73
  1. Kazimierz Wiłkomirski – select from:
  • Mazurek
  • Poemat
  1. 1st and 2nd or 2nd and 3rd movement of a selected sonata:
  • Luigi Boccherini – 19 Sonatas (Edition Ricordi or Zanibon)

The organisers welcome performances in original versions including basso continuo and can supply a continuo cellist to join the participants. The participants are also welcome to play with their own continuo cellist.

*only the detailed editions

STAGE II

  1. Johann Sebastian Bach – Prelude selected from the following Solo Cello Suites:
  • Suite no. 1 in G, BWV 1007
  • Suita no. 2 in d, BWV 1008
  • Suite no. 3 in C, BWV 1009
  • Suite no. 4 in E-flat, BWV 1010
  1. Solo cello piece – select from:
  • Ernest Bloch – Suite no. 1: movement 1 and 2 or 3 and 4 (Broude Brothers)
  • Benjamin Britten – Suite no. 1, op. 72: Canto I – I Fugue or IV Marcia – Canto terzo (Faber)
  • Gaspar Cassado – Solo-Suite: part 1 (Universal)
  • George Crumb – Sonata for solo cello: movement 1 or 2 (Peters)
  • Sofia Gubaidulina – “10 Präludien”: 2–3 selected preludes (up to 6 minutes) (Sikorski Verlag)
  • Hans Werner Henze – Serenade: 5 selected parts (Schott)
  • Paul Hindemith – Sonata op. 25 no. 3: movements 1-3 or 3-5 (Schott)
  • Volker David Kirchner – „Und Salomo sprach …” (Schott)
  • Witold Lutosławski – Sacher-Variation
  • Enrico Mainardi – „7 Studi brevi”: movements 1-4 or 4-7 (Schott)
  1. The 1st or 2nd and 3rd movement of a concerto – select from:
  • Joseph Haydn – Concerto in C, Hob. VII b
  • Dymitr Kabalewski – Concerto no. 1 in g, op. 49
  • Anton Kraft – Concerto in C
  • Edouard Lalo – Concerto in d
  • Siergiej Prokofiew – Concertino in g, op. 132
  • Camille Saint-Saëns – Concerto no. 1 in a, op. 33
    movements 1 and 2 (Edition Peters up to letter H = measure 372) or
    2 and 3 (Edition Peters from letter F = measure 208).
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