Cum Laude Music Awards
| Cum Laude Music Awards | |
| Summary: | Works with up to 10 parts |
| Deadline: | 28 February 2019 |
| Date Posted: | 25 July 2018 |
| Details: |
Prize The value of the award is up to 30,000 € investment in the dissemination of the winning works. The prize is a full program of international promotion of the winning works through his performance in concert halls world-class with renowned interpreters. In addition, a CD Audio will be recorded provided that there is established in the point No.9 of Prize Rules section is accomplish. The recording will feature an international broadcast campaign between broadcasters and print media. The premiere or performance of the work will be videotaped, additionally, for submission to be broadcasted by Spanish Radio Television. Each winning author will also receive 50 copies of the recording. The distribution of the recording in the United States and Canada will be made through Naxos of America and Europe through Semele Music Projects. The recording will be distributed on digital download stores both high resolution and generic stores too. Jury José Luis Temes. Spanish National Music Prize 2008 Juan Carlos Garvayo. Spanish National Music Price 2013 (with Trío Arbós) Javier Monteverde. CEO of Cezanne Producciones Recording Studio Jorge Grundman. CEO of Non Profit Music Foundation Musicians and collaborators of Non Profit Music Foundation Instruments Any possible combination that includes up to 10 parts. It can be present works for a single instrument alone but not for voice a capella. As an example we could cite: Piano Trio String Quartet String Quartet and Soprano String Trio Piano Viola and Piano Piano Quintet String Quartet and Choir String Quartet Amplified Choir and Piano etc... Inscription Rules 01. Can participate composers of any age but over 18 years and of any nationality irrespective of their place of residence and any publisher who has the publishing rights of a composer. 02. The works can not be longer than 20 minutes, or less than 3 minutes. 03. The work may have been performed and / or recorded previously, but never released in Spain. 04. There is a registration fee for each work a composer present to this contest of $50 / 45€ to be paid online through PayPal or bank wire transfer. 05. Of each registered work it must be provided a single PDF containing the full score and particellas, and a MP3 audio file containing either a recording of a performance or a simulation performed in MIDI instruments. All contact details for the composer, a biography of 250 words maximum, a color photograph high resolution and an email address is also needed. All this material will be sent through the website page that the Non Profit Music Foundation will enable the composer once the registration amount paid. 06. Each composer or publisher can submit unlimited works provided are appropriate to the template shown below. The material submitted for registration will not be returned to the author and will be destroyed except after the winning works for dissemination. When submitting a work the composer explicitly recognizes that owns the copyright and exploit rights and accept no liability to the Non Profit Music Foundation for the use of the work. 07. The composers or publishers of the winning works will transfer their rights for free for the music recording, performance, premiere, broadcast television and image rights subject to copyright arising from the concepts of public performance and mechanical reproduction which will be controlled by the General Society of Authors of Spain and they will get through it in their respective management copyright entities of their respective countries. 08. The works that sign must have the intention of getting a new audience for classical music in a way that stimulates the creation of new audiences for it. To this end each entry will have digital access to a recording published by Non Profit Music Foundation that brings together such intention. 09. The languages for vocal music should be among the following: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Latin. 10. The deadline for registration is February 28th / 2019. 11 In no case will the registration fee be refunded. Once payment has been made it is understood that all rules are understood and accepted. If in doubt, please use the contact form before registering. The accepted languages for communication are Spanish and English. 12. No one connected with this institution or with the jury can participate. Prize Rules 01. The winning works will be premiered or performed by renowned artists as those who regularly collaborate with Non Profit Music Foundation. Among the list of artists who have worked with us for over ten years we can find the Trio Arbós, Brodsky Quartet, Ara Malikian, Daniel del Pino, Ludmil Angelov and many other renowned. Depending on the winning works the artists who will perform both the concert and recording will be selected. The mention some of the artists who have worked with us does not imply the availability of them for the realization of the prize. 02. The winning works will be performed in a prestige hall in Madrid ilike Chamber Hall of the National Auditorium, the Auditorium of the Palacio de Cibeles, the Conde Duque Auditorium, choosing the most appropriate for the moment. 03. The performance of the winning works will be recorded for submission to television broadcasting through Spanish Radio Television, although them reserves the fact to choose them and/or broadcast on the date it deems appropriate. 04. Whenever all the winning works last more than 50 minutes and less than 73 minutes program, such works will be recorded in studio and published in CD or DSD format and surround sound in high-resolution distributed internationally if its necessary. 05. The works that are recorded will have a similar distribution and international presence to those who have had publicated the Non Profit Music Foundation. Physical and digital distribution in the US and Canada will be made through Naxos of America. The distribution in Europe will take place through Semele. 06. The dissemination of works awarded to radio and press will be held through Phoenix Classical, Wildkat PR and Promosapiens. 07. All winning works will receive the award for Best Classical Contemporay Work with the distinction of the selected instrumentation. Thus a winning work for Piano Trio receive the name Best Classical Contemporary Work for Piano Trio. 08. Of all the winning works a unique work will be selected to honor its composer with the Composer Cum Laude certification. 09. If the works submitted did not meet the right quality that the jury deems, or the number of participants did not allow the economic sustainability of the contest, the prize may be forfeited. 10. If there is a winning work, Composer Cum Laude distinction can not be decladred void. 11. The performances and recordings of the winning works will be scheduled between 2019 and 2020. 12. The finalists will be announced during March 2019. 13. The awards will be announced in April 2019 |
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