View Online Participants Director: Olga Ledneva Results of the competition will be sent to participants after December 22nd. Purposes: The goal and objective is that the work of a teacher with a student during one academic year will be presented at the original competition in the world, and with the help of the most powerful medium of our time – the Internet. The idea of INTERNATIONAL MUSICICAL MOSCOW is modern and attracts new technologies, gives an incentive to musicians of all ages to improve and create! Due to material and geographical reasons, not everyone can afford to participate in an International competition, and the competition gives them such a chance! After all, there are so many talented musicians all over the world! Founders and organizers of the competition: ANO Center for Culture and Arts "Grand", Moscow Partner: European Association of Folklore Festivals - EAFF - ICH Partner of UNESCO Art Center Moscow Conditions of participation: The date of the contest 15.12.2021 - 20.12.2021 Gala concert 20.12.2021 The contest takes place entirely via the Internet in round 1. Online participation– based on video recordings, participants send two video recordings to the contest email: link to the video in You Tube, the video must be signed with the contestant's last name, age or group.(For example, Sasha Ivanov, Second group: 12 years). In the video settings on the YouTube channel, we do not put it for children! Nominations: Piano Folk instruments (guitar, house, balalaika, accordion, harp) Stringed bow instruments (viola, violin, cello, contrabass, harp) Woodwind and brass instruments (flute, saxophone, horn, fagot, clarinet, oboe, percussion instrument) Academic and folk vocals Ensembles Orchestras Choirs Age groups: I First group: 7-9 years old; II Second group: 10-12 years old; III Third group: 13-15 years old; IV Fourth group: 16-20 years old; V Fifth group: profi musicants. The competition is held in one round. The participants must perform the program specified in the application. Post your performance so that the whole world can hear it! Unlike other competitions, when the huge musical energy, work and efforts of students and teachers ends in almost a few minutes and after that is forgotten, this very competition provides you with the unique opportunity for the millionth Internet audience from all over the world to listen to the participant’s performance an unlimited number of times. We are sure that the competition will expand and attract more and more talents and inspire professional and spiritual growth. Program requirements for instrumentalists: Solo - 2 works Ensembles - 2 works (music is allowed) Orchestras (wind, folk, chamber, symphonic) - 2-3 works Choir - 2-3 works Participation fee via video online: Solo - 25 Euro Ensembles (from 2 to 10 people) - 30 Euro per group Choirs, orchestras, groups (over 10 people) - 35 Euro per group The diploma does not say that participation is online. Jury, procedure: The jury is composed of specialists in the field of culture and art: honored cultural workers, leading teachers of educational institutions, famous artists, composers, musicians. The composition of the jury changes periodically. The composition of the jury can insignificantly varied for reasons beyond the control of the Organizing Committee. The participants’ performances are evaluated according to a 100-point system. The decision of the jury is final and not subject to change. The results are announced in 5 days after the competition and sent to all participants by e-mail. Evaluation criteria: degree of proficiency in the instrument, purity of intonation and musical structure, complexity of the repertoire and arrangement, the possession of a dynamic palette of sound, musicality, artistry, artistic interpretation of a musical work, creative individuality for individual performers Awards: The results and awards are held in the categories taking into account the specified age categories and provide for the award of the following places: Participants are evaluated on the basis of the average score of the jury members' ratings: Laureate I (Golden Diploma) is awarded to the participant who scored at least 90 / 100 points Laureate II (Silver Diploma) is awarded to the participant who scored at least 80 points Laureate III (Bronze Diploma) is awarded to the participant who scored at least 70 points Diplomant (Copper diploma) is awarded to the participant who scored at least 60 points The number of diplomas of the laureates is not limited. Special prize for the best teacher and concertmaster of the competition. Prize for the youngest contestant! Prize for artistry! Special prize - An invitation to perform at a concert of the Moscow Conservatory in the summer season 2022 GRAND PRIX - The soloist, duo or ensemble, the first-degree winner, who scored the highest number of points in the competition category, receives the diplom Grand Music Champion of the World Jury members: Wind instruments: Nikolay Popov – Russia - Soloist of the Bolshoi Theater Orchestra of Russia, flutist, saxophonist, arranger and composer, professor of MGIM named after A. G. Schnittke Dmitriy Tagan – Mongolia - Saxophonist, international competitions laureate Piano: Pablo Miró – México - Pianist & Chamber music Teacher Pianist from Trío Ruiz Miró Vagner Mery – Hanover, Germany - Pianist, Music school director Stringed instruments: Pavel Minev – Bulgaria - "Modern Paganini" - he is included in the world top list of outstanding artists "Great Artists - Musical World" Ksenia Zharko – Russia - The Moscow Operetta Theater Conductor, The Globalis Chamber Orchestra conductor, The State Academic Bolshoi Theater of Russia conductor - trainee, the State Concert conductor Folk instruments: Ledeniv Andriy – Russia - Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation, folk instruments, professor of MGIM named after Schnittke Nguyen Tai – Vietnam - Accordionist of Vietnam National Academy of Music Vocal: Luca Lattanzio – Italy - Tenor, composer, songwriter Shutova Marina – Russia - Honored Artist of Russia, prima of the Bolshoi Theater, solo opera and chamber singing GMPI named after M. M. Ippolitova - Ivanova Any group, willing to participate, must submit an Application form.