Is there any repertoire requirement for the International Youth Piano Competition?

In a formal competition, the repertoire consists of two parts, the prescribed repertoire and the optional repertoire. It's a bit like diving.

The prescribed repertoire is the repertoire that the organizing committee requires to be played. Generally, each round is different. In the pre-selection stage, there is generally only a prescribed repertoire, and applicants are required to mail video materials.

The self-selected repertoire will generally give a range, such as a work with a difficulty equivalent to a certain work, and the duration will be specified accordingly. There is usually a detailed description in the rules of the competition.

There should be a difficulty requirement.

Some competitions will have repertoire requirements.

It seems that an international competition a few years ago called for playing a piano etude by Ligati.

The nationally recognized piano competitions are:1National Youth Piano Competition:

Sponsored by the China ** Association, it is one of the most authoritative and influential piano competitions in China, and is held every two years. 2.China International Piano Competition:

Co-sponsored by the China International Cultural Exchange Center and Shanghai ** University, it is one of the highest-level national music competitions in the field of piano in China, and is held every two years. 3.Shanghai International Piano Competition:

Hosted by Shanghai ** University, it is one of the most well-known and influential competitions in the field of piano in China, and is held in Changmin once a year. 4.Tchaikovsky International Youth Piano Competition:

Hosted by the Russian Tchaikovsky Academy, it is one of the most prestigious piano competitions in Russia and is held every two years. 5.Leeds International Piano Competition, UK:

Hosted by Leeds College, it is one of the oldest and largest piano competitions in the UK, held annually. 6.Intraday Nazheng Wa International ** Competition:

Hosted by the ** Academy of Geneva, Switzerland, it is one of the oldest, largest and highest-level ** competitions in the world, held once a year. Thank you for your question, I hope it helps.

Chinese children's piano competitions with high gold content include:

Pearl River Caesar Belt Gaobao Piano Competition: Held every two years, it is a top competition in the country, with large scale, high standards and rich prizes.

Omeler International Piano Competition: Held every two years in Qingdao.

Lanzhou International Piano Festival: Held once a year, in July.

China International Piano Art Duan Duan Stupid Festival (CIPAF) Youth Group.

Chinese Youth Piano Competition: It is one of the representative competitions of the Chinese Youth Piano Competition.

Venus Piano Competition: It has become one of the famous competitions of the Chinese Youth Piano Competition.

In addition, the Chopin International Children's Piano Competition, also known as the "Little Shaw Competition", was founded in 1992 and became an international competition in 1993, with more than 1,000 participants in more than 40 countries and regions around the world.

The following is a piano competition with high gold content for Chinese children:China International Piano Festival (CIPAF) Junior Group.

CIPAF is one of the largest piano art festivals in China, held every year, and is attended by piano teenagers from all over the country. The junior group is for students aged 7-18 years old, and the best piano players are selected through rigorous selection and bending competitions.

Chinese Youth Piano Competition.

The Chinese Youth Piano Competition is one of the representative competitions of the China Youth Piano Competition, which is held once a year and holds multiple age group competitions. The competition is of a high standard and the level of the contestants is also very high.

Venus Piano Competition.

Over the years, the Venus Piano Competition has become one of the most famous competitions in the China Youth Piano Competition, and enjoys a high reputation in the industry. The competition is divided into elementary, middle and high groups, and each age group has rich rewards, which is also a highlight of the competition.

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The competition provides the winners with generous prize money and learning opportunities, which have a positive impact on their career development and growth. Therefore, it can be said that the gold content of the 10th International Youth Pianist Competition is very high.

The 10th International Young Pianists Competition is sponsored by the China National Association and is an international competition with high voice and influence. This competition is of great significance for the popularization and promotion of piano, as well as the training and motivation of young pianists. The judges of the competition are composed of well-known pianists and educators at home and abroad, and the selection criteria are strict, covering many aspects such as performance skills, expressiveness, and artistic taste.

As far as I know, there are many piano competitions recognized by the Ministry of Education, and here are some of the more well-known piano competitions:1International Piano Competition of ** Chinese Academy.

2.Shanghai International Piano Competition. 3.

China Piano Competition. 4.China Youth Piano Competition.

Regret slip 5China Piano Open. 6.

China Piano Festival. 7.China Piano Education League.

8.China Piano Masters Competition. These competitions are recognized by the Ministry of Education and have the authority and credibility of Lu Ding.

Participating in these competitions can improve your piano performance and give you the opportunity to win awards and honors.

There is no age limit for the Harpsichord exam. The national piano grade exam is divided into 10 grades, of course, it is not generalized, for example, the more authoritative **** college will classify the score of the exam as 1 to 9, but 10 is often a majority. Grades 1 to 10 do not have a very accurate value in the assessment, but each level in the exam has corresponding requirements.

Level 1: Bye Piano Fundamentals Fingertip Coordination Requires Coordination.

Level 2: Elementary Etude for Piano is able to master the beats and variations as you play.

Level 3: Piano Fluency Etude is able to maintain overall fluency in the first half of the playing.

Level 4: The Piano Fluency Etude is accurate and fluent overall.

Grade 5: The first half of the Piano Quick Etude is played to keep up with complex rhythms and tempo.

Grade 6: The second half of the "Piano Quick Etude" is able to keep up with complex rhythms and tempo.

Grade 7: "Piano Quick Etude" can be played skillfully and quickly.

Grade 8: Master the skills of medium to difficult performance in "Piano Etudes: Finger dexterity and Technical Connection".

Grade 9: Moskovsky's Etude can be played in harmony with both hands.

Level 10: "Chopin Etudes" has reached the elementary level, and the concept and interpretation of ** have reached the professional base.

Be polite and understand etiquette.

1. When you enter the door, hand the prescribed admission ticket and other documents to the examiner, and hand them over with both hands.

2. Walk to the piano, face the judges, bow generously to the judges, and register the word and exam number according to the regulations.

3. Before playing, if you need to adjust the position of the piano bench, please move the piano bench as gently as possible to avoid making sharp noise. You can do this at home first. There are footstools in the examination room, and if you need to use them, you should move them softly and move as elegantly as possible.

4. If there are any problems in the performance, get up and report to the judges.

5. After playing, he also bowed to the judges and said generously: "Thank you, teacher!" Make a good impression on the judges.