Programme

3rd International Flute Competition  Krakow 2005
Under the auspices of Prof. Krzysztof Penderecki, Ph.D. Honorary 10th-17th April 2005

Organizers:
Academy of Music in Kraków

Jury: Barbara Świątek-Żelazna (chairman) – Poland; Petri Alanko – Finland; János Bálint – Hungary; Elżbieta Gajewska-Gadzina – Poland; Craig Goodman – France; Peter-Lukas Graf – Switzerland; Kazimierz Moszyński – Poland; Jerzy Mrozik – Poland; Jiří Válek – Czech Republic; Antoni Wierzbiński – Poland.

Out of 56 participants who qualified for the competition, 45 took part:
Roy Amotz – Israel; Sophie Barili – France; Aurelie Becuwe – France; Gabriele Bertolini – Italy; Elizaveta Birjukova – Russia; Gabriel Cano – Venezuela; Izabela Czajkowska – Poland; Stella Daoues – France; Anna Dębińska – Poland; Johanna Dömötör – Hungary; Clement Dufour – France; Anita Farkas – Hungary, Yamani Fuentes Anaya – Mexico; Claire Garde – France; Joanna Gatniejewska – Poland; Marta Gaweł – Poland; Andrea Girbinger – Germany; Jozef Hamernik – Slovakia; Aleksandr Haskin – Belarus; Katarzyna Herbich – Poland; Na Ri Hong – Soth Korea; Maiko Ishiguro – Japan; Elisaveta Ivanova – Russia; Agnieszka Karwowska – Poland; Katarzyna Kik – Poland; Ah Ran Kim – South Korea; Anna Klie – Germany; Anna Kłosowska – Poland; Magdalena Kołodziejczyk – Poland; Susanne Krüger – Germany; Špela Kržan – Slovenia; Joanna Krzemińska – Poland; Jan Krzeszowiec – Poland; Daniela Lahner – Italy; Vera Lang – Germany; Yi-Hsien Lao – Taiwan; Monika Ledwolorz – Poland; Ji Hyun Lee – South Korea; Hyun Ju Lee – South Korea; Mattia Petrilli – Italy; Monika Pianowska – Poland; Monika Pietruszka – Poland; Marion Ralincourt – France; Andriy Roshka – Ukraine; Marcelina Sankowska – Poland; Khrystyna Sarksyan – Ukraine; Anastasia Savenkova – Russia; Ji Hoon Shin – South Korea; Aleksandra Skoczek – Poland; Tadeusz Słoniak – Poland; Anna Stavelova – Czech Republic; Marcin Stawiszyński – Poland; Teodor Tirela Mazare – Romania; Alja Velkaverh – Slovenia; Amber Von Ende – USA; Seweryn Zapłatyński – Poland.

The following 17 participants qualified for the 2nd stage:
Sophie Barili – France; Aurelie Becuwe – France; Izabela Czajkowska – Poland; Stella Daoues – France; Johanna Dömötör – Hungary; Clement Dufour – France; Anita Farkas – Hungary, Andrea Girbinger – Germany; Maiko Ishiguro – Japan; Katarzyna Kik – Poland; Anna Klie – Germany, Jan Krzeszowiec – Poland; Vera Lang – Germany; Marion Ralincourt – France; Tadeusz Słoniak – Poland; Marcin Stawiszyński – Poland; Teodor Tirela Mazare – Romania.

In the course of the three-stage competition the participants in the 1st stage performed three works: one G.Ph. Telemann Fantasia chosen out of 12 Fantaisies per il Flauto traverso senza Basso and S. Karg-Elert, Sonata (Appassionata) in F minor, Op. 140, and one piece chosen from the following:
L. Berio, Sequenza I per Flauto solo; E. Carter, Scrivo in vento for flute alone; G. Domhardt, Monolog für Flöte; W. Kotoński, Bucolica für Flöte solo (No. 3 „Inscriptio” and No. 4 „Surdis Auribus”); T. Takemitsu, Voice for solo flute; I. Yun, Etude No. 5 „Allegretto”.

In the 2nd stage every participant performed 3 works, each chosen from the following:
Group 1: P.O. Ferroud, Trois piéces pour flûte (No. 3 Toan-Yan „La Féte du double Cinq”); P. Hindemith, Acht Stücke; A. Honegger, Dance de la chevre; A. Jolivet, Cinq Incantations pour flûte seule (IV-V); L. de Lorenzo, Suite Mythologique Op. 38 (No. 3 „Apollo”);
Group 2: A. Casella, Sicilienne et Burlesque pour flûte et piano; H. Dutilleux, Sonatine pour flûte et piano; A. Jolivet, Chant de Linos pour flûte et piano; F. Martin, Ballade; O. Messiaen, Le Merle noir; P. Sancan, Sonatine pour flûte et piano;
Group 3: F. Schubert, Variationen e moll „Trockne Blumen” für Flöte und Klavier Op. 160; S. Prokofiev, Sonata in D major, Op. 94; O. Taktakishvili, Sonata; L. Liebermann, Sonata Op. 23; T. Szeligowski, Sonata.

Programme of the 3rd stage included the following works: W.A. Mozart Rondo in D major KV Anh. 184 and K. Penderecki Flute Concerto. The finalists were accompanied by the Orchestra of the Academy of Music in Kraków, conducted by Paweł Przytocki.