International Solo Competition 2019
Welcome to the International Solo Competition 2019
The Singapore International Solo Competition will be held in the beautiful garden city – Singapore from July 22nd to 26th, 2019. Our judges of the competition came from famous music conservatories or professional orchestras from China, Australia and Singapore. The competition is organised by Hitmaker Global Academy, and co-organised by M&mLee Foundation, Kids Philharmonic @ SG, Singapore Tampines Hub.
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Our Mission
A prestigious music competition that gathers only the best in the world. This is what makes us the Hitmaker!
The International Solo Competition 2019 invites Mr Zuo Jun the Associate Professor from the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music National University of Singapore, as the chairman of the competition. This year, we are honoured to have Ms Zhu Wen, the Head of Music department for the Australian Institution of Music as the vice-chairman, and former Singapore Symphony Orchestra’s Concert Master Mr Alexander Souptel as the Artistic Advisor, and Mr Wojciech Waldemar Wisniewski as the Judges Chairman. Our judges for the competition are all from major music conservatories, educational institutions and world-class orchestras. Our participants shall have the exclusive privileges to opt for a one-on-one masterclasses with the judges in addition to the competition, and they can also enjoy the jubilee’s highly skilled concerts at
The organising members
Chang Hong
Hitmaker Co-founder & Event Secretariat
Andy Wong
Hitmaker Co-founder
Lee Hoon Piek
Kids’ Philharmonic @SG Founder & ISC CEO
Zhang Chi
ISC Assistant CEO
Zuo Jun 左军
ISC Chairman 比赛主席
About
American Violinist Zuo Jun was born in a musical family in China. Hailed as one of the most gifted Chinese violinists of his generation, Zuo has been a prizewinner in prominent national and international competitions, including the silver medal of the National Violin Competition of China in 1984, the special prize for the best performance of Chinese work, and the first prize in the China National Violin Competition in Shanghai in 1986. Also, he was awarded prizes in the Kingsville International Music Competition in 1990, the Audience prize of the American Music Teacher’s National Association Competition in 1989, and the Corpus Christi Young Artists Competition in 1989. In 1984, Zuo Jun was invited by the China Ministry of Culture to perform in Beijing’s People Conference Hall to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China. In the same year, he gave a solo recital as part of “Spring of Shanghai” music festival.
Zuo began violin studies at age six and is a graduate of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music where he studied with Professors Shen Guan En and Zheng Shi Sheng. In 1988, Zuo Jun’s talent was noticed by Fredell Lack and he won the full scholarship to study with her at the University of Houston and subsequently with Berl Senofsky and Ariana Bronne.
Zuo has been a first violinist of world-class symphony orchestras–Houston Symphony and San Francisco Symphony for more than eleven years. Zuo has also appeared as soloist with many renowned symphony orchestras, such as Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, Jupiter Symphony Orchestra (New York), Julius Grossman Orchestra (New York), Shanghai Ballet Orchestra, National Repertory Orchestra (Colorado), Shanghai Radio Orchestra, San Antonio Youth Symphony, the Shanghai Opera Orchestra, Lake Charles Symphony Orchestra, and New Tokyo Symphony Orchestra. Macau Symphony, Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra, Xiamen Philharmonic.
Critics have praised Zuo Jun’s performances for his musicality and technical brilliance. He was featured on “Good Morning America” (ABC) in 1990, interviewed by NHK in 1987, and he has been invited for interviews and live performances by the Public Broadcast Station of Houston (United States) in 2008 and 2010, Zuo was invited by former Defense Minister of Singapore to perform in Victoria Concert Hall, and live performance on Singapore National Television channel in 1986, and he was interviewed by the Channel 8 “Good Morning Singapore” in 2004 and Singapore’s classical music radio station 92.4FM. Zuo recorded “the Inspiration” solo CD which was released in late 2010. This CD features the works of Sarasate, Ravel and Tchaikovsky and others.
Zuo Jun currently is an associate professor and the head of violin studies of Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, he also is a guest Professor at the Wuhan Conservatory. Zuo became a permanent faculty member of the Texas Music Festival in 2007, he is also invited as a faculty member of the Schlern International Music Festival in Italy since 2010 and Saarburg International music festival, Germany. In 2016, as a founder and artistic director, he has established the 1st Yilan International Music Festival in Taiwan. He has been invited as artistic director of 1st Qing Yuan International Music Festival in Guangzhou, China.
Zhu Wen 朱雯
Vice Chairman 比赛副主席
About
Zhu Wen is a Head of Music at the Australian Institute of Music. She also holds the position of Director of String Department at the Australian Institute of Music.
Dr Wojciech W. Wisniewski
Judges Chairman 评委主席
About
Educated at prestigious Fryderyk Chopin Academy of Music (Warsaw, Poland), he was awarded Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney in 2015 (studying with Natalia Sheludiakova). In 2010, Wojciech was awarded a diploma from the Ministry of Culture of the Polish Government for ‘exemplary achievements in the field of popularising music of Fryderyk Chopin.’
Giving his first performance with an orchestra at the age of 11, throughout his career Wojciech was awarded numerous prizes on various national and international piano competitions, including participation in Sydney International Piano Competition in 2008. His competition performances were released by ABC Classic on 2008 SIPCA Highlights CD (https://itunes.apple.com/np/album/2008-sydney-international-piano-competition-australia/295560983).
Wojciech’s students often obtain highest marks on AMEB and Trinity examinations, compete at national and international competitions, and successfully audition for graduate and post-graduate performance courses in Australia (e. g. Sydney Conservatorium of Music) and abroad.
Nearly twenty years of teaching experience, currently holding position of an Academic Lecturer in Piano at the Australian Institute of Music (since 2010). Given public piano masterclasses in China (Beijing, Shenzhen and Shanghai), Serbia, as well as Australia.
Wojciech’s book entitled ‘Defining National Piano Schools – Perceptions and challenges’ was published in 2016, and is currently available worldwide (https://nationalpianoschools.com/).
My philosophy of Teaching and Learning excellence is providing equal opportunities to all. This is demonstrated in my teaching and supervising roles by focusing on providing all students with the chance to achieve their maximum potential, and prepare them for careers as professional musicians. I focus on each student’s ability to deliver artistic expression in a professional public setting. I am innovative in my approach to teaching and learning, implementing the most recent academic findings into areas such as memorisation (using various types of memory, memory techniques, with particular attention to suit those techniques to individual students’ capabilities and talents), sight-reading (employing modern technology such as sight-reading with the audio of pre-recorded pieces, video recordings of performances), and using the most up-to-date approach to teaching technique, with particular attention to students’ physical wellbeing (combining some of the research in physiology of a human body in the context of performance, some of the techniques leading to recovery of students who already experience issues with their technique).
Alexander Souptel
ISC Artistic Advisor 艺术顾问
About
Born in southern Russia in 1948, Alexander Souptel grew up in a musical family where his father was a conductor. He began violin studies at five and also spent seven years on the piano. Under Russian violin master Gnesins, he completed secondary school in 1967 and subsequently graduated in 1972 in Russia.
He is currently Professor of Violin at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music in Singapore. In 1980 Alexander became the Leader of the USSR Ministry of Culture Orchestra under Gennady Rozhdestvensky, a position he held for 10 years. Described by Rozhdestvensky as “an excellent concertmaster and soloist”, Souptel
As Leader and soloist, he has worked with several renowned orchestras in Moscow. As Leader, he has performed solo parts in the symphonies of Tchaikovsky, Dvořák, Martinů, and in Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade, with over 5,000 minutes of recorded music to his credit, including the 11 Symphonies of Bruckner (including the Student Symphony and Symphony No. 0), 15 Symphonies of Shostakovich, Glazunov’s eight symphonies and five symphonies by Schnittke.
He is also active in chamber music. As soloist, Alexander has performed the violin concertos of
Our Judges
Chen Xi 陈曦
Fu Xin 傅昕
Luo Wei 罗威
Ma Yue 马越
Yang Xi Nan杨西南
Helen He 海伦何
Wang Peng 王鹏
Sun Lin Zhe 孙林哲
Duan Yi Ke 段轶轲
Wang Chongwu 王崇武
Yue Lin 岳麟
Chen Xi 陈曦
“Chen Xi is a very bright musician with strong individuality” (Strad, October 2002)
In June 2002, seventeen-year-old Chinese Violinist Chen Xi won the top prize of the 12th International Tchaikovsky Violin Competition. Become the youngest top prize winner in the history of Tchaikovsky competition.
As a talented violinist and child protégé, Chen Xi has won many competitions since his young age, both nationally and internationally. They are including the Eighth Lipinski-Wieniawski International Violin Competition in Poland in 2000 and the Ninth National Youth Violin Competition of China in 2001.
His international exposure continued courtesy of the NHK Broadcasting Corporation in Japan, in a series of four interviews. In 2003, Mr Chen touring Taiwan with pianist Lang Lang and Chinese Youth Symphony Orchestra. In May 2007, Mr Chen was chosen as the representative of the People’s Republic of China Government to perform at the welcome concert for the United Nation Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
Mr Chen performed with China Philharmonic Orchestra, China National Symphony Orchestra, Russian National Orchestra, Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, South Bend Symphony Orchestra, Sejong Soloists, KBS Symphony Orchestra, Stuttgart Kammerorchester, Iceland Chamber Orchestra, Bangor Symphony Orchestra and Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music Orchestra. He Played many concerts in Vancouver, Seoul, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Washington D.C. As well as in Walt Disney Concert Hall Los Angles, Zankel Hall of Carnegie Hall New York, Auditorium du Louvre Paris, etc.
In 2016. Mr Chen toured with Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra in Europe and played in many festivals such as Merano Festival, Emilia Romagna Festival and Ljubljana festival.
Chen received Diploma from The Curtis Institute of Music and Master’s Degree from Yale University. Currently, join the faculty member of China Central Conservatory of Music. Chen plays 1690 Pietro Guarneri of Mantua.
Fu Xin 傅昕
As a composer and pianist, Fu Xin graduated with a master’s degree from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. Her accomplishments and contributions in composition, piano performance, accompaniment, music theory, harmony, music, and polyphony has her employed as an art tutor by the Folk Music Department of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and was invited to perform in Norway by DAILY NEWS. Fun Xin was commissioned by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra for various chamber music work. She is currently active in music education scene in China and was appointed as a teacher’s trainer for the Yamaha Music Schools for her excellent knowledge in teaching pedagogy.
Luo Wei 罗威
Luo Wei is a scholar of the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music. Luo graduated a bachelor’s degree in Violin Performance in 2008. He continues to pursue a Post-Graduate Diploma in Violin Performance in 2008. In 2018, Luo achieved Masters in Conducting at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music.
Luo currently holds the position of the assistant teacher for Professor Qian Zhou at Yong Siew Toh. Luo helped pioneered the establishment Kids Philharmonic Orchestra Singapore as the first children orchestra in Singapore. Luo is now the Resident Conductor of Kids’ Philharmonic@sg as well as the violin tutor for the orchestra. Luo is known for his expertise in solo violin performance, Chamber
Between 2004-2010, Luo achieved 19 Awards in various competitions. In 2005, he was awarded Special prize of NUS and in 2006, he achieved Third prize in international piano and violin competition.
Ma Yue 马越
Ma Yue is the Principal Clarinetist of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. He graduated from the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing in 1984 and joined its teaching faculty. He was then also the Principal Clarinetist for the China Youth Symphony Orchestra. In 1993, Ma Yue received an Artist Diploma from the Musikhochschule in Zurich, Switzerland.
Before joining the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Ma Yue was Principal Clarinetist and Assistant Conductor at the University of Alabama Symphony Orchestra. He was also a member of the Alarida Octet, the Zurich Opera House Symphony Orchestra, as well as the Tuscaloosa Symphony. In addition, Ma Yue performs regularly with the China Philharmonic Orchestra as Guest Principal Clarinetist.
Prizes won by Ma Yue include the First Prize in the Kiwanis Clarinet Competition in 1990, and Second Prize in the People’s Republic of China National Clarinet Competition in 1982 and 1983.
Sun Lin Zhe 孙林哲
Member of Hubei Musicians Association, Hubei Provincial Musicians Association expert judges and the Founder of Hubei Royal Yueyue String Orchestra.
At the age of 5, she studied violin from Professor Zhang Jinzhou of Wuhan Conservatory of Music. In January 2003, she won the first prize of Qingshan District, the first prize of Wuhan City and the first prize of Hubei Province in the National Art Talent Competition. In the same month, she participated in Huazhong Normal University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, and the candidates for the college entrance examination of Caijing University of Political Science and Law were selected by three universities at the same time with excellent results.
In June 2003, she was admitted to Huazhong Normal University, University.
During the period, he participated in various art competitions in the country and achieved outstanding results and served as the head of the school art group.
Sun founded the Royal Yuet Strings in 2017 and in 2018, the Royal Yueyue String Orchestra participated in the violin micro-movie “Chasing Dreams and Lakes” filmed by the Dongxihu Municipal Government and won the first place in Tencent.
Helen He 海伦何
Helen He, American Chinese Violist, member of ASTA, Professor of New York Mozart Conservatory of Music, founder and music director of Shanghai International Music Centre
Wang Chongwu 王崇武
Chongwu WANG: teaching at of the Central Conservatory of Music (CCOM for short), the “Excellent Teacher Award” winner of the 12th International Competition for Youth String Musician of Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music 2015, the “Teaching Excellence Award” winner of the 2016 CCOM Middle School, the “Outstanding Advisor Award” winner of the 2017 CCOM Scholarship Competition,the 2017 “Beijing Municipal Excellent Teacher Award” winner. After released his first solo cello album “Striking a Chord with Chongwu WANG” in 2017, he then published in 2018 “Squirrel Cellist”(two volumes), new concept course for the CCOM amateur cello graded examination.
As a member of the delegation of Chinese musicians and the representatives of the CCOM teaching staff,
Wang Peng 王鹏
Wang Peng is Associate Professor of Violin, in the School of Music, Yunnan University of Art.
He is the faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences, Yunnan University of Science and Technology, and the Chairman of the String Music Society of the Yunnan Youth Music and Art Association, and the Judge of Yunnan Provincial Department of Education’s “Three-in-one Competition for Primary and Secondary School Students”
He is also has been hired by Yunnan University, Specialized experts of Normal University and Yunnan Wenhua College; violin specialist of Yunnan Higher Vocational Education.
He is a member of Chinese Musicians Association, senior judge of Yunnan Provincial Examination Committee; honoured violinist of Yunnan Symphony Orchestra.
Duan Yi Ke 段轶轲
Duan Yi Ke si a Pianist and Conductor. He is appointed as the Ass. Professional of Han Jiang Conservatory of Music and Professor of Bei Er Man Music Institution.
Yang Xi Nan 杨西南
Yang Xi Nan is a violinist at Hubei Symphony Orchestra and she was recognised and one of the top-tier national violinist in China. She is also a member of
The Competition Rules & Regulations
Competition Pre-requisites 重奏组合要求
For instrumental:
- 1 person (exclude accompanist) to a maximum of 20 person group of unison playing [1人以上20人以下，接受齐奏演奏（同旋律)];
- Only western instruments allowed [仅限西洋乐器];
- Except for Piano, all instruments are not provided. Participants are required to bring own instrument. [组委会只提供钢琴，请自行携带乐器].
Age Group 年龄组
Participants will be divided into A – E groups according to their age.
| Category | Year born | Age |
| A | After 2012 | Below 8 year old |
| B | 2008- 2011 | Below 12 year old |
| C | 2002- 2007 | Below 18 year old |
| D | 1997 – 2001 | Between 19 to 23 year old |
| E | –1996 | Adult |
Note: Age definition based on Gregorian calendar
比赛报名选手将根据年龄分为 A-E 五个组别。（按自然年计算）
| 组 | 出生年份 | 年龄 |
| A | 2012 年以后出生 | 8 岁以下 |
| B | 2008-2011年出生 | 12岁以下 |
| C | 2002-2007 年出生 | 18岁以下 |
| D | 1997-2001 年出生 | 19 岁 – 23 岁 |
| E | 1996年前出生 | 成人组 |
注：以上时间以公历为准。
Repertoire Requirements 曲目要求
- Repertoires must comprise of two (2) complete contrasting pieces (composition or movement) from different periods (refer to point 4) except for instruments such as accordion, harmonica, and percussion. Alternatively, participants can choose one title from a Chinese composer and the other from an international composer [除手风琴，口琴，打击乐项目外，所有科目的报名选手，需根据作曲时期的分类，演奏至少两首不同时期的作品( 完整作品或乐章)，或一首中国作品，一首外国作品];
- For accordion, harmonica, and percussion and choir, repertoire must comprise of two (2) contrasting style selected from any periods [手风琴，口琴和打击乐科目选取两首不同风格的曲目即可，不做特别的作品时期要求。声乐合唱无需参考作曲时期，自选两首作品即可];
- Participants are required to indicate clearly in the application form the key signature, movements and opus number [报名曲目时，需写明比赛曲目的调号，作品号及乐章];
- Participants are advised to select suitable repertoire based on the stipulated time allowed for the competition. Choice of exam piece must be of complete repertoire, excepts are not allowed. Adjudicators may interrupt or completely stop the performance if it exceeds the allowed time. Group unison playing is forbidden [比赛不接受节选的曲目。若选择的曲目、乐章过长，将由评委在现场随机要求选手演奏作品的某一部分，或打断。如参赛选手演奏曲目不符合比赛要求，评委会将依章程取消其参赛资格。不接受无指挥的小型乐队报名，接受齐奏。组委会可提供钢琴伴奏，但建议准备自己的钢琴伴奏];
- Repertoire written by same composer crossing different period can be selected [跨越两个时期的作曲家则按作曲风格分类];
- If a re-arranged repertoire is chosen for the competition, using the works of the same composer from a different period is accepted [大多数用于古典音乐演奏的民歌，都经过了作曲家的改编，可以按照改编者所属的时期划分作品时期];
- Repertoire chosen must achieve a minimum duration of not less than 4 minutes and no longer than 12 minutes [两首曲目时间不得少于4分钟，不得多于12分钟].
Contrasting Period/Composers with Examples
- Renaissance and early Baroque (before 1650) E.g: François Couperin, Jean Mouton [文艺复兴及巴洛克早期（1650 年之前）如：库泊兰、穆顿]
- Baroque (as of 1750) E.g: George Frideric Handel, Johann Christian Bach, Antonio Vivaldi [巴洛克时期（截止至1750 年) 如：亨德尔、巴赫、维瓦尔第]
- Classical (1750 – 1820) E.g: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, Joseph Haydn [古典时期（1750 – 1820年）如：莫扎特、贝多芬、海顿]
- Romantic (1820 – 1910) E.g: Franz Schubert, Felix Mendelssohn, Robert Schumann, Franz Liszt, Alexander Borodin, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Antonín Dvořák, Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, Johannes Brahms, Frédéric Chopin, Charles-Camille Saint-Saëns, Sergei Rachmaninoff [浪漫时期（1820 – 1910年）如：舒伯特、门德尔松、舒曼、李斯特、鲍罗丁、柴可夫斯基、德沃夏克、德彪西、拉威尔、勃拉姆斯、肖邦、圣 桑、拉赫马尼诺夫]
- 20/21 Century Modernism (after 1910) E.g: Paul Hindemith, Igor Stravinsky, Béla Bartók, Zoltán Kodály, Vladimir Ivanovich Martynov, Dmitri Shostakovich, Benjamin Britten, Aram Khachaturian, Dmitry Kabalevsky, Sergei Prokofiev, György Ligeti, Aaron Copland, Francis Poulenc, Ernst Krenek, Jean Françaix, Alfred Schnittke, Karol Szymanowski, Witold Lutosławski, Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Arnold Schoenberg, John Cage, György Kurtág, Luciano Berio, George Crumb, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Isang Yun, Penderecki Krzysztof, Bernd Alois Zimmermann [20/21 世纪现代主义(1910 年后作品) 如：欣德米特、斯特拉文斯基、巴托克、科达伊、马尔蒂努、肖斯塔科维奇、布里顿、哈恰图良、卡巴列夫斯基、普罗科菲耶夫、里盖蒂、科普兰、普朗克、克热内克、弗朗赛、施尼特凯、席曼诺夫斯基、卢托斯瓦夫斯基、科恩戈尔德、勋伯格、凯奇、库尔塔格、贝里奥、克伦姆、里姆、尹伊桑、潘德雷斯基、B. A. 齐默尔曼]
- Chinese composers from all periods [中国乐曲]
Registration Requirements 报名须知
Registration deadline: 22nd June 2019 [报名截止时间: 2019年06月22日]
- All participants must complete the registration form and submit a photo online or email to festivals@hitmaker.sg. Photo must be taken with the highest quality in JPEG format for printing purpose. Photos taken by cell phone is not accepted. [所有参与者必须在线填写注册表或者下载注册表填写后发送至festivals@hitmaker.sg. 每位参赛者请拍摄清晰照片与报名表一同发送到以上邮箱,照片为JPEG格式，请不要用手机拍摄];
- Registration is open to both Singaporean and International candidates. International candidates are required to participate in the full 5 days 4 nights festival as arranged by the organiser [报名面向于新加坡本地以及国际选手。国际选手必须参与5天4夜全部行程].
Registration Fees 报名费
1. For Singaporean, Singapore Permanent Residence, Employment Pass, Dependant Pass, and S Pass holders: (In SGD)
- Solo: S$180/person
- Group (2nd – 5th person): S$300/group
- Group (6th – 12th person): S$800/group
Package includes:
- Competition Booklet
- Award Ceremony tickets – 3 tickets per participant (1 for participant + 2 guests)
2. For international candidates:
Pay before 1st June 2019
- Each participant：RMB 7800/ USD 1200
- Each accompanying parent/ guest: RMB 6,600/USD 1000，Second accompanying parent/guest: RMB 5500/ USD 820
Pay from 2nd June to 22nd June 2019
- Each participant：RMB 8600
- Each accompanying parent/ guest: RMB 7,600
For International Candidates Package includes:
- 5 days 4 nights hotel accommodation (3.5 to 4-star )
- Competition Fees
- Competition Booklet
- Award Ceremony Tickets– 3 tickets per participant (1 for participant + 2 guests)
- 20 mins practice with piano accompanist
- A ticket to the Singapore Night Safari
- Breakfast and dinner
Bus chartering (airport transfer, shuttle services from hotel to competition and concert venue)
1. 新加坡本地选手比赛报名费:（持有新加坡护照，PR，DP
- 独奏新币180/人
- 齐奏新币300/2-5人
- 齐奏 新币800/6-12人
费用包含：
- 比赛手册
- 参赛证
- 获奖音乐会门票，每位选手3张（选手+2位亲友）
2. 国际选手5天4夜比赛选手费用：
2019年6月1日前付款：人民币7800 / 美金1200
陪同人员：人民币6600/美金1000；第二位陪同人员：人民币5500/美金820
2019年6月2日-22日付款：人民币8600 /美金1300 陪同人员：人民币7600/美金1200
国际选手费用包含：
- 5天4晚5-4星级酒店住宿
- 比赛费用
- 比赛手册
- 参赛证
- 钢琴伴奏排练20分钟
- 获奖音乐会门票
- 夜间动物园
- 每日早晚餐 （由于每人参赛时间不同，为方便大家，组委会不提供午餐）
- 组委会规定班车时间接送 （机场至酒店，酒店至比赛场地等）
如需主办方协助办理签证，费用为人民币600元。
Payment Method 付款方式
All fees shall be paid in full to the organiser the latest by 30th June 2019. The remittance details are as below:
- Bank Name: Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited (OCBC Bank)
- Bank Code: 7339
- Branch Code: 713
- Swift Code: OCBCSGSG
- Account name: Hitmaker Global Academy Pte Ltd
- Account Number: 713-098333-001
- Bank Address: OCBC BANK 65 Chulia Street OCBC Centre Singapore 049513
Credit Card/Alipay/Wechat payment: hitmaker.sg (To be confirmed and made available soon)
所有参赛者合陪同人员应于2019年6月30日前将全部费用汇款到指定账户，并将汇款明细电邮发至组委会指定邮箱:
- 银行: OCBC
- 银行CODE：7339
- 银行BRANCH CODE: 712
- SWIFT CODE: OCBCSGSG
- 账户名: Hitmaker Global Academy Pte Ltd
- 账号：713-098333-001
- 银行地址：OCBC BANK 65 Chulia Street OCBC Centre Singapore 049513
信用卡/支付宝/微信支付：hitmaker.sg
Award & Prizes 奖项设置
|
Points |
Awards |
|
90 -100 |
Gold with Honours |
|
80 – 89 |
Gold |
|
70 – 79 |
Silver |
|
60 – 69 |
Bronze |
|
50 – 59 |
Certificate of Excellence |
For Gold with Distinction and Gold Awards recipients, teachers of the award recipients will also receive the Outstanding Teacher Award and the Excellent Chamber Music Tutorage Award.
Additional Performance Award
- Selected winner and/or the winner with the highest score will be performing at the Award Ceremony concert.
- All Gold with Distinction and Gold Awards recipients will be able to proceed to the finals in Australia.
- The winner with the highest score will also be invited as a soloist in the 2020/2021 concert season* of the Singapore Kids’ Philharmonic.
*The organiser will not be liable for any of the expenses incurred except accommodation.
选手奖项
|
得分 |
奖项 |
|
90 -100 |
特别金奖 |
|
80 – 89 |
金奖 |
|
70 – 79 |
银奖 |
|
60 – 69 |
铜奖 |
|
50 – 59 |
优秀奖 |
特别金奖以及金奖选手的教师将获得优秀教师奖以及优秀室内乐指导奖
获奖奖励
- 分数最高获奖者将在颁奖音乐会中表演。
- 金奖赢得者将获得直接晋级澳大利亚国际独奏比赛决赛的直通卡。
- 分数最高获奖者将获得由 Kids’ philharmonic 2020/2021乐季协奏演出独奏。
（非新加坡人，前往新加坡演出的机票签证不包含在奖励中，住宿由组委会提供）
A Look Inside the music world
Music has no borders, and is the most beautiful communication method
We are committed to promoting the exchange and dissemination of international art and culture by organising various kinds of festivals, so that more young people with artistic dreams can participate and build a bridge to the art palace. It is hoped that through this Singapore International Competition, young musicians will have a deeper understanding of music, as well as enhance their professional skills and musical literacy, broaden their international music vision and experience the music concepts of different countries.
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Application Form 报名表
(Solo 独奏)
By submitting the application form online, I hereby read and acknowledge all but not limited to the conditions as below:
1. I have read and acknowledge to comply with the rules and regulations at all time;
2. I have communicated the rules and regulations to all my group members, parents, participating guests and invitees;
3. I understand that should I and/or any of the members listed on the form violate any of the rules and regulations, the organiser has the right to disqualify my/our participation in this competition;
4. The information provided is true and correct and I have checked through all the particulars before the submission of the application form;
5. I will not hold the organiser liable for any error due to incorrect information provided in the above form. Registration fees are non-refundable;
6. The information provided above is to be kept confidential and that I shall warrant the organiser for any unlawful disclosure of personal private information by any third party not intended for the use of the competition.
Application form
报名表
(unison 齐奏)
By submitting the application form online, I hereby read and acknowledge all but not limited to the conditions as below:
1. I have read and acknowledge to comply with the rules and regulations at all time;
2. I have communicated the rules and regulations to all my group members, parents, participating guests and invitees;
3. I understand that should I and/or any of the members listed on the form violate any of the rules and regulations, the organiser has the right to disqualify my/our participation in this competition;
4. The information provided is true and correct and I have checked through all the particulars before the submission of the application form;
5. I will not hold the organiser liable for any error due to incorrect information provided in the above form. Registration fees are non-refundable;
6. The information provided above is to be kept confidential and that I shall warrant the organiser for any unlawful disclosure of personal private information by any third party not intended for the use of the competition.
sponsors and partners
Competition Venue @Our tampines hub
Accommodation
Indulge in the prestigious 4-star hotel specially arranged for our participants. We want our participants to rest in only the best during the competition.
