12th International Cello Competition
Antonio Janigro
JUNIOR

– born in 2011 and younger perform a free choice program no longer than 5 minutes.
Performance in the Pre-category is not of a competitive character.

– born 2009 and younger perform a program no longer than 10 minutes:

a) two compositions of different character (possibly two movements from sonata or concert) with piano accompaniment
b) one piece for cello solo (etude or capriccio)

– born in 2007 and younger performing the program no longer than 15 minutes:

a) one movement from concerto or sonata (two contrasting movements in the case of an old master’s sonata)
b) one piece for cello solo (etude or capriccio)

c) one short compositions of their own choice

– born in 2005 and younger performing the program no longer than 20 minutes:

a) one movement from concerto or sonata (two contrasting movements in the case of an old master’s sonata) with piano
b) one piece for cello solo (etude or capriccio)
c) a slow piece at his own choice
d) virtuoso piece of his own choice

– born in 2003 and younger perform a program no longer than 25 minutes:

a) one movement from concerto or sonata (two contrasting movements in the case of an old master’s sonata) with piano
b) one piece for cello solo (etude or capriccio)
c) a slow piece at his own choice
d) virtuoso piece of his own choice

– born in 2001 and younger performing a program no longer than 30 minutes:

a) one movement from concerto or sonata (two contrasting movements in the case of an old master’s sonata) with piano
b) one piece for cello solo (etude or capriccio) of appropriate difficulty
c) one movement from J. S. Bach: 6 Suites for violoncello solo BWV 1007 – 1012
d) a slow piece of his own choice
e) virtuoso piece of his own choice

– born in 1999 and younger performing the program no longer than 50 minutes (in both rounds):

1st Round:

a) etuda or capriccio
b) a slow piece of his own choice
c) 1st movement from concerto for violoncello (from J. Haydn onwards)

2nd Round – Finale:

a) one movement from J. S. Bach: 6 Suites for violoncello solo BWV 1007 – 1012
b) Sonata for Cello and Piano (in full), from L. van Beethoven onwards
c) virtuoso piece of his own choice