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09:00: Junior Classical ROUND 1 Venue: Salón Regio Círculo Mercantil
13:00: BREAK
15:00: Senior Classical ROUND 1 Venue: Salón Regio Círculo Mercantil
20:30: CONCERT featuring the Paolo Ascanio Jazz Quartet
Venue : Salón Regio Círculo Mercantil

Junior Classical Category Music Requirements

Maximum Age: 18 years in the year of the Competition
1st Round : The candidates must perform in the order of their choice:
- A Baroque work of their choice
- A Melodic work of their choice
- A Virtuostic work of their choice
Note :
- At least one of the parts melody or virtuosity must be original for accordion
- Duration of programme: 20 min
- Each 3 pieces will be marked individually by each member of the jury
- The order of interpretation of the 3 parts of the programme is the choice of the candidate
2nd Round : Free Programme between 15mins and 20mins
Note: The programme must contain at least one original work for accordion.
NOTE : In both classical categories the jury will decide the number of candidates admitted to the next round.

Junior Classical Contestants and Programs for 1st & 2nd Rounds

Avramovic Milos (Serbia)
1st round:
  * Preludium and fuga fis moll (J.S. Bach)
  * Revelation (S. Vojtenko)
  * Capriss nº 2 (V. Semyonov)
2nd round:
  * Sonata G dur (D. Scarlati)
  * Capriss nº 5 (N. Paganini)
  * Silluete (II, III) (J. Gancer)

Barradas Joao (Portugal)
1st round:
  * Sonata en A Majeur (D. Scarlatti)
  * Revelation (S. Voitenko)
  * Ghost (Letunov)
2nd round:
  * Caprice N. 1 (V. Semionov)
  * Preludio y fuga N. 6 (J.S. Bach)
  * Étincelles (M. Moszkowski)
  * Impasse – Final (F. Angelis)

Rakauskas Augustinas (Lithuania)
1st round:
  * Prélude in G-dur (J.S. Bach)
  * Prophetic Dream (V. Semionov)
  * Fragilissimo (G. Hermosa)
2nd round:
  * Sonata H-moll (D. Scarlatti)
  * Concert Triptych in Spanish style (A. Biloswhitsky)
    1. 1st. mov. “Andalusia”
    2. 2nd. Mov. “In modo di canto bailable”
    3. 3rd. mov. “Aufruhr in Trian”

Schade Julie (Denmark)
1st round:
  * Sonate in A major (D. Scarlatti)
  * Romance (F. Angélis)
2nd round:
  * Prélude in G minor BWV 887 (J.-S. Bach)
  * Circus (B. Lorentzen)
  * Sonate N°2 – Mouv. 2 & 3 (Solotarev)

Sousa Estevez, Helena (Spain)
1st round:
  * Preludio in La m BWV 543 (J. S. Bach)
  * Suite (1º, 2º y 3º mov.) (F. Angelis)
  * Fragilissimo (G. Hermosa)
2nd round:
  * Sonata in d minor K.141 L.422 (D. Scarlatti)
  * Fantasía para Acordeón (F. Gurbindo)
  * Impasse (1º y 4º mov.) (F. Angelis)

Suljkovic Dino (Serbia)
1st round:
  * D.Scarlati-Sonata Be Dur
  * F.Angelis-Nocturno
  * V.Malich-Tokata
2nd round:
  * A.Kusyakov-Images of passing time(choice of movements)
  * V.Semyonov-Meditation
  * F.Gurbindo-Phantazy
  * A.Macanov-Bee

Zubimendi Maria (Spain)
1st round:
  * Ofertorio (J. Guridi)
  * Preludio y Fuga BWV 881 (J.S. Bach)
  * Twelve in four (B. Precz)
2nd round:
  * Sonate D-dur (1 mov.) (J. Haydn)
  * Densidades (E. Igoa)
  * Iduna (C. Duque)
  * Sevilla (I. Albéniz)

Draw For Playing Order


Judges assemble for a Jury meeting.	Jacques Mornet and Raymond Bodell addressing the Jury members.

Jury Members left to Right for the Junior Classical category are: Juan Carlos Carcamo (Spain), Anne-Mari Kanniainen (Finland), Roman Pechman (Austria), Anibal Freire (Portugal),	Cao Xiao Qing (Chairman - China), Patricia Bartell (USA), Gianluca Pica (Italy), Mindaugas Labanauskas (Lithuania), Yulia Amerikova (Russia).

CMA President Frederic Deschamps welcomed the audience and introduced the Jury members to the audience.	Compere for all the competition categories Maite Rosado, opened the first competition category.

The first competitor to play in the Junior Classical category, Round one, was Augustinas Rakauskas (Lithuania).	Maria Zubimendi (Spain)

Zhang Haoyang (China)	Joao Barradas (Portugal)

Julie Schade (Denmark)	Helena Sousa Estevez (Spain)

Dino Suljkovic (Serbia) was the last competitor in Round one.	Raymond Bodell and Anibal Freire.

Two jury members Patricia Bartell and Cao Xiao Qing.	Jerôme Bauer who has been taking many of the photos for this report with Anne-Mari Kanniainen.

Harley Jones taking photos for this report.

Senior Classical Category Music Requirements

Maximum Age : 35 years in the year of the Competition
1st Round : The candidates must perform in the order of their choice:
- A Baroque work of their choice
- A Melodic work of their choice
- A Virtuostic work of their choice
Note :
- At least one of the parts melody or virtuosity must be original for accordion
- Duration of programme t:: 20 min
- Each 3 pieces will be marked individually by each member of the jury
- The order of interpretation of the 3 parts of the programme is the choice of the candidate
2nd Round : Each candidate must interpret one complete original work for accordion. duration:
between 15 and 30 minute
Note :
- Indicative timing – no penalties will be imposed
- In this programme , the candidate will have to play a complete original work for accordion
3rd Round : A Free Programme of 20 mins min and 30 mins Max which must contain at least one
piece original for the accordion and one polyphonic work.
Remarque :
- The polyphonic work can be either a transcription, or an original work for accordion
NOTE : In both classical categories the jury will decide the number of candidates admitted to the next round.

Senior Classical Contestants and Programs for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Rounds

Chigrin Dmitriy (Russia)
1st round:
  * Barkarolla g moll op.11 (Domenko Skarlatti)
  * Sonata E Dur (J.Brahms-A.Jashkevich)
   * Hungarian Dance #5 (S.Rahmaninov)
2nd round:
   * Sonata #1 (A.Kysyakov)
3rd round:
   * Humoresque (I.Shamo)
   * Prelude and fugue eis moll (J.S.Bach)
   * Dedication to Astor Pjatstsolle (V. Zubitskiy)

Colantonio Luca (Italy)
Programa no disponible / Program no available

Kozlova Margarita (Russia)
1st round:
   * Valse-caprice (A. Astier)
   * Caramel auction (R.Bazhilin)
2nd round:
   * Oblivion (A. Piazzolla)
   * Libertango (A. Piazzolla-R. Galliano)

Martínez Ares Alejandro (Spain)
Programa no disponible / Program no available

Masefield Grayson (New Zealand)
1st round:
   * Prophetic Dream (V. Semionov)
   * Sonata (D. Scarlatti)
   * Hommage a Paco (F. Angelis)
2nd round:
   * Basqeriad (V. Semionov)
3rd round:
   * Passacaglia & Fugue in C minor (J.S. Bach)
   * Ah! Vous dirai-je Maman (W. A. Mozart)
   * Fragilisimo (G. Hermosa)

Miele Angelo (Italy)
1st round:
   * Sonata in Re m. (D. Scarlatti)
   * Preludes n. 9 & 2 (A. Scriabin)
   * Disco-Toccata (P. Makkonen)
   * Sonata N. 3 Op. 1 (E. Mehul)
2nd round:
   * Sonata N. 1 (A. Nagajev)
3rd round:
   * Passacaglia (J.S. Bach)
   * Toccata (B. Precz)
   * Sonata N. 1 (mov. 2, 3 & 4) (A. Kusjakov)

Pekovic Nikola (Serbia)
1st round:
   * D.Scarlati-Sonata e mol
   * V.Semyonov-Meditation
   * A.BazziniCance gnomen
2nd round:
   * V.Bonakov-Simphony N 1
3rd round:
   * V.Vlasov-Arhypelag Gulaq(choice of movements)
   * J.S.Bach-Preludium and fuga a mol
   * V.Semyonov-Bramsiana

Pérez Huelves Daniel (Spain)
1st round:
   * Sonata nº88 Re b Mayor (P. Soler)
   * Marzo (P.I. Tchaikovsky)
   * Brahmshiana (V. Semyonov)
      1. Largo cantabile
      2. Andante
      3. Vivo
2nd round:
   * Sinfonía nº1 (Bonakov)
       1. Maestoso
       2. Adagio
       3. Marcha funebre
4. Andantino-allegro non tropo
   * Preluido y Fuga XXI (J.S. Bach)
   * The Flight Beyong the Time (P. Makkonen)

Sautaux Cristel (Switzerland)
1st round:
   * Sonate en F-Dur (D. Scarlatti)
   * Intérieur (F. Angelis)
   * Ghost (Letunov)
2nd round:
   * Kussiakov, Images d’automne 15′
3rd round:
   * Mendelssohn, Sonate op.65 n.6 13′
   * Ginastera, Danses argentines 12′
   * Semionov, Don Rhapsody 4′

Telleria Ander (Spain)
1st round:
   * LXIV Tiento VII Cuarto tono (A. Cabezón)
   * Preludio Suite N. 4 for cello (J.S. Bach)
   * High way for one (A. Holszky)
2nd round:
   * De Profundis (S. Gubaidulina)
3rd round:
   * Batalla Imperial (J. Cabanilles)
   * Preludio y fuga sobre B-A-C-H (F. Liszt)
   * Alone (E. Jokinnen)

Tudisco Julien (Switzerland)
1st round:
   * Révélation (S. Voitenko)
   * Humoresque (A. Abbott)
   * Concerto italiano MV 2-3 (J.S. Bach)
2nd round:
   * Impasse (F. Angelis)
3rd round:
   * Toccata (F. Angelis)
   * Suite N. 2 (J.S. Bach)
   * Hireen (A. Kusyakov)

Zyabko Pavel (Russia)
1st round:
   * Sonata A-dur (Domenico Scarlatti)
   * Nokturne (V. Chernikov)
   * Suite a Rytme (F. Angelis)
2nd round:
   * Sonata N. 6 (A. Kusyakov)
3rd round:
   * Prelude & fugue in G-dur (J.S. Bach)
   * Disco-Toccata (P. Makkonen)
   * Introduction and Toccata (P. Nordgard)
   * Hungarian Dance n. 1 (J. Brahms)

Draw For Playing Order


Senior Classic Jury - left to right: Mindaugas Labanauskas (Lithuania), Roman Pechman (Austria), Renzo Ruggieri (Italy), Juan Carlos Carcamo (Spain), Alexander Selivanov (Russia - Jury President), Patricia Bartell (USA), Cao Xiao Qing (China), Anne-Maria Kanniainen (Finland), Anibal Freire (Portugal), Miljan Bjeletic (Serbia).

Daniel Perez Huelves (Spain)	Grayson Masefield (New Zealand)

Cristel Sautaux (Switzerland)	Pavel Zyabko (Russia)

Julien Tudisco (Switzerland)	Ander Telleria (Spain)

Margarita Kozlova (Russia)	Angelo Miele (Italy)

Evening Concert

Paolo D’Ascanio Quartet

Paolo D'Ascanio was born in Capistrello, Italy, where he began studying accordion and piano and then went to the Conservatory "Alfredo Casella." He studied for six years specializing in composition. He graduated in piano at the Conservatory "Luigi and Giuseppe Malerbi" of Ravenna.

He has won various national and international competitions for accordion and piano. Between 1987 and 1995 worked as an accordionist on a tour with major Italian artists. He plays with the teacher and friend Gervasio Marcosignori and worked as a music supervisor with Beppe D'Onghia (director and arranger of Lucio Dalla).

Currently presented in solo concert, trio, quartet and quintet including working with many famous names in the Jazz field. His passion for music and interest in youth have led him, with other teachers, to found the Academy "La Fenice".

The other playsers in the group are:
Guido di Leone (guitar)
Fabio Delle Foglie (drums)
Giuseppe Bassi (double bass).

Program

* Czardas (Monti)
* Oci Ciorni (anonimo)
* Les feulles mortes (Kosuma)
* Indifference (Murena)
* Manha de Carnaval (Bonfa)
* Samba D’Orpheus (Bonfa)
* Blue Moon (Rodgers)
* Vuelvo al sur (Piazzolla)
* French Touch (Galliano)
* Tango pour Claude (Galliano)
* All of me (Marks / Simons)
* Europa (Santana)


Paolo D’Ascanio Quartet with Paolo D'Ascanio (accordion), Guido di Leone, (guitar), Fabio Delle Foglie (drums), Giuseppe Bassi (double bass).

Compere Maite Rosado	Paolo D’Ascanio (accordion)

Giuseppe Bassi (double bass)	Guido di Leone, (guitar)


Lots of applause from a very happy audience.

Angelo Miele, Nadia Polzi and Gianluca Pica	Zoran Rakic and Miljan Bieletic

Famed jazz accordionist Renzo Ruggieri "please photograph the Italian team for CMA Trophee Mondial 2011 and publicise the event".	Renzo with Paolo D’Ascanio after congratulating him on the concert.

and left is the CMA Trophee Mondial 2011 Pineto City, Italy, Organizer Fillipo D'Agostino with Gianluca Pica.	and Juan Carlos Carcamo