RULES
Applications : Preliminary round deadline 30th Mar, 2024
Preliminary round Results: 30th Apr, 2024, to be announced on the website.
Finals Round: July 27, 2024 in Flaine, France,
Finals Round Results: July 28, 2024, to be announced on the website.
Total Bonus for OPUS Artis Paris International Music Competition Finals: 3000 euros
Article 1. The OPUS Artis Paris International Piano Competition will take place in March, 2024. It aims to seek out and cultivate more young piano music learners engaging into the career of art performance and provides an excellent platform for the new generations to grow.
Article 2. The OPUS Artis Paris International Piano Competition is open to contestants from different countries and regions around the world. The competition has two rounds, the preliminary round and the finals round, all the contestants should compete by submitting video for the preliminary round, the finals round will take place in Flaine, France on 27th July, 2024.
According to the results of the preliminary round, the judges will select outstanding contestants to the finals round.
Article 3. Competition Category:
Solo Piano:
Category I 7-8 years old
Category II 9-10 years old
Category III 11-12 years old
Category IV 13-15 years old
Category V 16-18 years old
Category VI over 18 years old
Piano Duet:
Category A under 12 year old
Category B 12-18 years old
Category C over 18 years old
Special Prize:
Best Performance Award for French Piano Works
Article 4. Repertoire
Solo Piano:
The following are the requirements for the competition repertoire. Contestants must perform all pieces from memory. Free choice selection should be taken from the standard solo classical repertoire (as example no pop or jazz). The total performance length must not exceed the time limit for each category.
Category I within 6 mins
Category II within 8 mins
Category III within 10 mins
Category IV within 15 mins
Category V within 20 mins
Category VI within 30 mins
Piano Duet:
The following are the requirements for the competition repertoire. Contestants are not required to perform all pieces from memory. Piano Duet selection should be taken from the standard classical repertoire. The total performance length must not exceed the time limit for each category.
Category A within 10 mins
Category B within 20 mins
Category C within 30 mins
Special Prize:
Contestants who want to run for the“Best Performance Award for French Piano Works” must perform at least one piano work from French composer.
Article 5. Application Fee
Solo Piano application fee
Category I 45 euros
Category II 55 euros
Category III 65 euros
Category IV 75 euros
Category V 85 euros
Category VI 95 euros
Piano Duet application fee
Category A 75 euros
Category B 85 euros
Category C 95 euros
Article 6. Prize settings
The OPUS Artis Paris International Piano Competition adopts two rounds competition. The preliminary round prize settings as below:
The grand prize will be awarded to contestants with at least 90 /100points; The first prize will be awarded to contestants with at least 85 / 100 points; The second prize will be awarded to contestants with at least 80 / 100 points; The third prize will be awarded to contestants with at least 75 / 100 points; The honorable mention will be awarded to contestants with at least 70 / 100 points.
The “Best Performance Award for French Piano Works” will be awarded to the contestants who get the best scores for piano work from French composer.
-The jury has the right to decide on the final outcome of the competition.
-The jury has the right to decide to leave the ranking blank, and contestants shall not object.
-The jury will score the contestants and select the best contestants according to the evaluation criteria of the same category.
-The Best Performance Award for French Piano Works are judged individually, regardless of category, and are awarded to the highest-rated contestant.
-Contestants will receive both prize certificate and comments after the preliminary round.
-The list of the finals round will be announced on 30th Apr, 2024.
Article 7. Video Requirements
-The dress code for the competition video should be respectful of the audience.
-Please choose a recording studio, a small concert hall or a small indoor venue for the video shooting location.
-The video record is required to be shot on a horizontal screen.
-The videos submitted by the contestants shall not be post-edited in any way, nor shall any effects be added.
Article 8. How To Apply
Contestants should fill in the application form in website, then provide the video by www.wetransfer.com (opusartisparis@gmail.com)
Article 9. Other Condition
To participate in the competition, we need the contestants to accept and agree to publish and share their performance videos on various publicity platforms and social media (FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM, YOUTUBE, DAILY MOTION, etc.)
The OPUS Artis Paris International Piano Competition will take place in March, 2024. It aims to seek out and cultivate more young piano music learners engaging into the career of art performance and provides an excellent platform for the new generations to grow.
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