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− | [[ International Choral Competition in Maribor|International Choral Competition Maribor]], first | + | The [[International Choral Competition in Maribor|International Choral Competition Maribor]], first took occurring in [[established::2002]] alongside the [[Naša pesem Choir Competition]], is a competition for female, male, and mixed amateur choirs organised by the [[Public Fund for Cultural Activities of the Republic of Slovenia]], the [[Municipality of Maribor]], the [[Union of Cultural Societies of Slovenia (ZKDS)]], the [[Union of Cultural Societies of Maribor]], and the Competition Organizing Committee. Since 2002 the competition is held every two years (except for the event in consecutive years 2008 and 2009), alternating with the [[Naša pesem Choir Competition]]. Since 2008 it is included in the Association of Competitions for the Grand Prix of Europe and is also a member of the organisation Choral Festival Network. |
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==Course of competition== | ==Course of competition== | ||
− | Competition takes place over the weekend: there is a reception of the choirs on Friday, competition in mandatory and free programme on Saturday and | + | Competition takes place over the weekend: there is a reception of the choirs on Friday, the competition in mandatory and free programme on Saturday, and the competition for the Grand Prix of Maribor on Sunday. In 2013 the obligatory programme for participants was not to exceed 12 minutes and had to include original Slovene choral compositions, a Romantic composition, and a piece of choice from [[Jacobus Gallus Carniolus|Gallus']] collection ''Monumenta artis musicae Slovenie''. |
− | + | The programme for the Grand Prix of Maribor has to have at least 3 pieces. One of them can be from the obligatory or free programme, one of them can be a folk song, one can have a instrumental accompaniment, and should not exceed 15 minutes. | |
==Programme orientation== | ==Programme orientation== | ||
− | Choirs have to present | + | Choirs have to present 3 to 4 programmes: a rounded programme with characteristic music of the land from which the choir comes (non-competitive performance); a programme of historical periods; a free programme, and an extra programme in the final. The competition is extremely challenging because throughout the contest a choir can repeat only one song and fully has to prepare around 45 minutes of pure music. |
− | It is | + | It is evaluated by a 5-member jury: 2 members from Slovenia and 3 from abroad. The jury member selection is conducted according to strict criteria – each jury member must have internationally recognisable achievements of high artistic value. The criteria are adapted to the most demanding international competitions. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
− | * [[Naša pesem Choir Competition]] | + | *[[Naša pesem Choir Competition]] |
*[[Music Programme, Public Fund for Cultural Activities]] | *[[Music Programme, Public Fund for Cultural Activities]] | ||
Revision as of 12:16, 29 August 2013
Course of competition
Competition takes place over the weekend: there is a reception of the choirs on Friday, the competition in mandatory and free programme on Saturday, and the competition for the Grand Prix of Maribor on Sunday. In 2013 the obligatory programme for participants was not to exceed 12 minutes and had to include original Slovene choral compositions, a Romantic composition, and a piece of choice from Gallus' collection Monumenta artis musicae Slovenie.
The programme for the Grand Prix of Maribor has to have at least 3 pieces. One of them can be from the obligatory or free programme, one of them can be a folk song, one can have a instrumental accompaniment, and should not exceed 15 minutes.
Programme orientation
Choirs have to present 3 to 4 programmes: a rounded programme with characteristic music of the land from which the choir comes (non-competitive performance); a programme of historical periods; a free programme, and an extra programme in the final. The competition is extremely challenging because throughout the contest a choir can repeat only one song and fully has to prepare around 45 minutes of pure music.
It is evaluated by a 5-member jury: 2 members from Slovenia and 3 from abroad. The jury member selection is conducted according to strict criteria – each jury member must have internationally recognisable achievements of high artistic value. The criteria are adapted to the most demanding international competitions.