| Masters Coupe Mondiale (day 1) |
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
FOR ACCORDION SOLOISTS (MASTERS COUPE MONDIALE).
The candidate must perform a program of three or more pieces including:
- One Baroque work.
- Two (2) pieces of contrasting character and style.
- One (1) of these pieces must be an original work for accordion.
- Complete cyclic works or a selection of movements can be played.
- Playing time: suggested minimum of 15 minutes to maximum 20 minutes
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Members of the Jury
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Members of the International Jury
Johannes Muenzner (Austria), Aleksandar Stojanović (Bosnia and Herzegovina),
Jef De Haes (Belgium),Laimonas Salijus (Lithuania),
Samgar Tolkynkhan – President of the Jury (Kazakhstan) Szergej Krickij (Hungary),
Kirill Rusinov (Russia), Angel Marinov (Bulgaria), Zoran Rakić (Serbia)
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Russian Federation
Sakharova, Daria |
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Russian Federation
Starodumov, Anatolii |
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Hungary
Goján, Szabolcs |
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Lithuania
Lukosevicius, Karolis |
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Belgium
Amez, Thijs |
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China
Wang, Zimu |
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Lithuania
Manzurovas, Germanas |
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Moldova
Solomonovich, Lev |
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Sweden
Muravjov, Leonid Florin |
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Serbia
Ljeparevic, Igor |
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Serbia
Ćupović, Milan |
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Italy
Risoli, Alfonso |
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Montenegro
Radovic, Milena |
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| 76th Coupe Mondiale, Round II |
The candidate must perform a complete Original Cyclic work for the accordion
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Members of the International Jury
Vojin Vasovic (Serbia), Reijo Ahonen (Finland), Germano Scurti (Italy),
Joan Cochran Sommers (USA),
Jiří Lukeš (Czech Republic), Zorica Karakutovska (North Macedonia),
Jörgen Sundeqvist – President of the Jury (Sweden),
Danijela Gazdic-Kljajic (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Jacques Mornet (France), |
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China
Ding, Hang |
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Russian Federation
Ryabin, Konstantin |
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Serbia
Garic, Drago |
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Russian Federation
Alevetdinov, Robert |
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China
Zhang, Zhiyuan |
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Russian Federation
Milentev, Dmitrii |
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Russian Federation
Kochkin, Ruslan |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Hodzic, Vehbija |
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Ukraine
Murza, Oleksii |
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Serbia
Dincic, Petar |
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China
Ma, Qi |
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Serbia
Tursijan, Marija |
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Russian Federation
Pakhomov, Dmitriy |
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Serbia
Simic, Luka |
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| Ensemble Music - Classical |
- Own Choice Program of concert music
consisting of at least two (2) pieces with contrasting style.
- Marking will take into consideration
program choice, level of playing and ensemble work.
- Playing time:
maximum 20 minutes
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Members of the Jury
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Members of the International Jury
Ruedi Marty, Elizabeta Ilievska,Miodrag Djordjevic, Silke D`Inka, Crystal Wang (President of the Jury) - China, Melita Čičić, Herbert Scheibenreif, Olga Papp, Grayson Masefield
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North Macedonia
Duo “biene”
Sofija Mircheska,
Hristijana Mateska |
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China
Gemini Duo
Wanchen Zhao,
Wanxu Zhao |
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Russian Federation
Accordion Duo
Alexey Loganov,
Daria Sakharova |
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Russian Federation
Northern Lights
Aleksandr Komelkov,
Denis Koptelov |
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China
Langlang Juvenile Quartet
Li Yijin,
Jin Yinting,
Zhuang Zihan,
Liu Meiyan |
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Italy
Duo Eos
Giuseppe Di Paola (Accordion),
Maria Concetta Guglielmo (Flute) |
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Serbia
Trio Accofem
Marija Tursijan,
Miljana Djurović, Ljiljana Djačanin
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Evening Concert
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Nikola Peković (1991) made his first contact with the accordion at the age of 5. He graduated from the Faculty of Arts in Niš in the class of prof. Mr. Miljan Bjeletić. He received the highest honors from the University of Niš as the best student of basic and master academic studies. He completed his specialist studies in Spain (2016) at the Academy of Music in the class of prof. Alberdi Ignacio. He is currently a final year doctoral student in Portugal at the University of Évora.
He attended master classes with prominent artists such as Geir Draugsvoll, Mika Vairinen, Mie Miki, Juri Shishkin and Matti Rantanen.
He gave solo concerts throughout Europe, as well as in North America and Asia. He had solo performances with orchestras: Camerata Novi Sad, Gudači Sv. Đorđa, Zrenjanin Philharmonic, KGO Schlesinger, Niš Symphony Orchestra.
As an artist with wide stylistic interests, he performs together with his sister Bojana in the global TV competition Ja imam talentat (2012) and wins. Three years later, the record company PGP/RTS released their joint CD Nebesko je uvek i doveka. This achievement is preceded by Nikola's solo audio release (CD) with classical music on accordion, published by the Faculty of Arts in Niš in 2014.
During his career so far, he won first and second places, as a soloist and chamber musician, at over 50 prestigious accordion competitions in the country and abroad: World Trophy (2018 Canada; 2016 Portugal; 2013 Russia; 2010 Spain; 2009 Portugal), World Cup (2013 Canada), International Meeting of Accordionists in Pula, Croatia (2010); International competition in Castelfidardo, Italy (2009); International competition in Klingenthal, Germany (2006).
He teaches accordion at the Faculty of Arts in Niš as an associate professor.
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Nikola Peković and String Quartet
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The name of the Ukrainian artist Vladimir Murza is well known both in the circles of professional musicians and in the circles of music lovers, for numerous performances in prestigious concert halls of Ukraine, Russia, Germany, Canada, Lithuania, Serbia and other countries of the former Yugoslavia, Spain, Bulgaria and others and also on television.
Vladimir Murza works as a professor at the Academy of Music A.V. Nezhdanova in Odessa.
He is the winner of many national and international competitions. He is a participant in numerous international festivals and seminars. He was a member of the jury at international competitions many times.
The repertoire of this excellent artist includes compositions of different styles and eras, from baroque to contemporary music and jazz, such as works by Scarlatti, Mozart, Bach, Franco, Reger, Strauss, Belošicki, Vlasov, Semyonov, Holminov, Chernikov, Galiano and many others.
His performing talent combined with pedagogical gift attracts young artists all over the world to continue their musical education in his class.
Of the 35 graduates of Vladimir Murza, twelve are laureates of international competitions, who are currently working in Ukraine and abroad.
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| Vladimir Murza |
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