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| Pianists are welcome to take part in the Sixth International Grieg Competition - Concours Grieg - in Oslo. You are cordially invited by Norse Music and the Oslo Grieg Society, in collaboration with EPTA Norway, the Oslo Music Teachers Association and the Norwegian State Academy of Music. |
| (No age limit.) |
| Repertoire: Altogether 50 min. of free repertoire, but including one moment (or more) of Mozart/Grieg Sonatas K.V. 545, 533/494, 186g/283, 457 or Mozart/Grieg Fantasia K.V. 475 or Grieg: Old Norwegian Romanza, op. 51. |
| 1st Round: The contestants choose 30 minutes out of the 50 minute repertoire. |
| 2nd Round: A maximum of 6 semifinalists will be chosen for the 2nd round. The contestants choose 30 minutes out of the 50 minute repertoire, which means that there will be some repetition. The entire program from round 1 may be repeated. |
| Finale: 3 finalists will be chosen for the Finale. The entire 50 minute program is played. |
| Dates: |
| 1st Round: September 3rd (30 min.) |
| 2nd Round: September 4th, 10.30-14.00 o'clock (30 min.) |
| Finale: September 4th, 18.00 o'clock (50 min.) |
| (No age limit.) |
| Repertoire: Altogether 50 min. of free repertoire, but including one moment (or more) of Grieg: Norwegian Dances, Symphonic Dances, Peer Gynt Suite I, Peer Gynt Suite II or Ouverture "In Autumn" op. 11. |
| 1st Round: The contestants choose 30 minutes out of the 50 minute repertoire. |
| 2nd Round: 4 semifinalists will be chosen for the 2nd round. The contestants choose 30 minutes out of the 50 minute repertoire, which means that there will be some repetition. The entire program from round 1 may be repeated. |
| Finale: 3 finalists will be chosen for the Finale. The entire 50 minute program is played. |
| Dates: |
| 1st Round: September 6th (30 min.) |
| 2nd Round: September 7th, 10.00-14.00 o'clock (30 min.) |
| Finale: September 7th, 18.00 o'clock (50 min.) |
| (Age 17-35) |
| The repertoire is 50 minutes altogether. The repertoire is free, but contestants should include one work by Grieg of 3 min. duration or more. |
| 1st Round: The contestants choose 30 minutes out of the 50 minute repertoire. |
| 2nd Round: A maximum of 8 semifinalists will be chosen for the 2nd round. The contestants choose 30 minutes out of the 50 minute repertoire, which means that there will be some repetition. The entire program from round 1 may be repeated. |
| Finale: 3 finalists will be chosen for the Finale. The entire 50 minute program is played. |
| Dates: |
| 1st Round: September 8th (30 min) September 9th (30 min) September 10th (30 min) |
| 2nd Round: September 11th, 10.00-14.30 o'clock (30 min.) |
| Finale: September 11th, 18.00 o'clock (50 min.) |
| 2000 | Eugene Mursky, Usbekistan |
| 2001 | Nana Mamajeva, Ukraine |
| 2002 | Luiza Borac, Romania |
| 2003 | Jae-Won Cheung, South Korea |
| 2004 | Hinrich Alpers, Germany Tatiana Kolesova, Russia Mayumi Sakamoto, Japan |
| 2004 | Helen Sim and Ning-Wu Du, New York |
| 2004 | Helen Sim and Ning-Wu Du, New York |
Solo Piano: |
| 1. Prize | Prix d'Oslo Recital engagements at The Oslo College, The Norwegian State Academy of Music, Oslo Grieg Festival 2006, Troldhaugen Bergen, Steinway Hall Hannover, Ibla New York and Grieg Festival Moscow. CD Production |
| 2. Prize | NOK 5000 |
| 3. Prize | NOK 2500 |
Two-Pianos: |
| 1. Prize | Engagement at Oslo Grieg Festival 2006 CD Production |
Four-Hands: |
| 1. Prize | Engagement at Oslo Grieg Festival 2006 CD Production |
| There will also be Audiences Prizes and Diplomas with special mentions for outstanding performances. |
| Two-Piano and Four Hands Competitions |
| Einar Steen-Nøkleberg, Chairman Gisela Herb, Norway Siebert Nix, Holland Harald Glattre, Norway Salvatore Moltisanti, Italy |
| Solo Competition |
| Einar Steen-Nøkleberg, Chairman Ole Bøhn, Norway (Only Finale) Tori Stødle, Norway (Only Finale) Nelson Delle-Vigne Fabbri, Bruxelles Salvatore Moltisanti, Italy Sergejs Osokins, Latvia Mei-Jen Liu, Taiwan Valeria Blok, Russia Liv Glaser, Norway Bernd Goetzke, Germany Jens Harald Bratlie, Norway Mayumi Nozawa, Japan |
| Application with a short CV and admission tape, video-tape, CD or minidisk of 30 minutes free repertoire must be sent before July 1, 2005 to: | |
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| A non refundable fee of Euro 75 (NOK 600) for Solo Competition and Euro 150 (NOK 1200) for Duo Competitions must be paid to our bank, Nordea, Kirkeveien 64, N-0363 Oslo, account no. 6039 12 04090, along with the application. |
 Welcome to Concours Grieg!Norse Music |
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| Einar Steen-Nøkleberg Competition Director einarsn@hotmail.com |
Oleg Tukh Competition Manager grieg@tukh.com |