Otherwise, cuts are not permitted in the final round repertoire selection. Performers may omit repeats, long introductions or interludes in the piano score, or entire selected movements or variations.
Please time your program carefully, as all contestants will be stopped after 25 minutes. Each program should be a maximum of 25 minutes. Single-movement works originally written for flute with orchestra (e.g., Martin Ballade, Mozart Andante, Griffes Poem) may be performed, but all or part of multi-movement concerti (Ibert, Jolivet, or Nielsen concertos, for example) may not be included on the program. Previous first-place winners of this competition are ineligible to compete.Įach finalist shall create a program to be presented at the NFA Convention in Chicago demonstrating artistic maturity, technical and tonal qualities, and knowledge of program design and balance, excluding any repetitions of recorded round, quarterfinal round, or semifinal round repertoire. Entrants may be required to show proof of age.
#Penc young artist competition professional
The project may consist of a concert tour, debut recital, audio/video recording, or some other similar type of professional project.Īll entrants must be 30 years of age or younger by the last day of the convention (born on or after August 15, 1991). The first-prize winner will be awarded a grant up to $3,000 to fund a project developed by the winner to advance their flute playing/teaching career. The NFA will present the first-prize winner in a performance at its 2023 convention and honor the winner in The Flutist Quarterly.
An additional $100 prize will be awarded to the finalist with the "Best Performance of the Newly Commissioned Work" supported by The Paul Taub Fund. The Young Artist Competition prize money is provided by John Willoughby in honor of Robert Willoughby on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his birth. Cash prizes of $6,000, $3,000, and $1,500 will be awarded to the finalists, as well as $100 to each semifinalist not chosen as a finalist.
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