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2013
Philadelphia
Classical Guitar Competition
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Congratulations to all of 2013 PCGS Competition prize winners!
The jury was pleased with the fine work of all of this season's participants, keep it up!!
| High School division | Adult Division | | 1st prize - Peter Zarillo | 1st, Peter Segal Prize - Celil Refik Kaya | | 2nd Prize - Nathan Constans | 2nd - Misael Barraza
| | 3rd prize - Kevin Connolly | 3rd - Louis Xavier Barrette | | Honorable mention - Andrew Marfitsin | 4th - John Charles Britton | | Honorable mention - Matthew Kaplan |
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The Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society is proud to
announce
the
2013
Philadelphia
Classical Guitar Competition
as part of the
2013 Annual Philadelphia
Classical Guitar Festival.
There
are two separate divisions:
1. The Adult Division is now a national competition open to
advancing classical guitarists up to 30 years of age.
2. The High School Division is open to students in grades 9 ‐ 12 from
PA, NJ & DE.
THE APPLICATION
DEADLINE HAS PASSED
Applications
and recordings are due February 15, 2013
There
are three rounds:
> The Preliminary round
– The jury will review unmarked/anonymous recordings
and select up to 12 advancing competitors from each division.
Entrants will be
notified if they have advanced to the semifinal round no later than
March 1, 2013
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> The Semifinal round
will
take place in Philadelphia on Saturday, April 13 at 10:00 AM
at the Trinity Center for Urban Life
22nd & Spruce St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Advancing finalists will be announced
during intermission of the
William Kanengiser recital on Saturday evening.
> The Final round
will take
place at 10:00 AM on Sunday, April 14 at
Settlement
Music School, 416 Queen St. (free parking).
Winners will be announced later the same day before the
closing concert of the Philadelphia Guitar Festival.
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Adult
Division |
High
school Division |
| Eligibility |
A
national competition open to
advancing classical guitarists up to
30 years old from around the nation. |
A
competition for high school students from the tri-state region (DE, NJ,
PA) |
| Prizes |
1st -
$1000, Peter Segal prize and
a recital at the 2014 Guitar Festival
2nd - $350
3rd - $250 |
1st - $200
2nd - $100
3rd - $50 |
| Application
fee |
$65
Includes admission to all
Sunday Guitar Festival events and a 1-year
PCGS membership. |
$40
Includes admission to all
Sunday Guitar Festival events and
an 1-year PCGS student membership |
| Required
repertoire - Preliminary round |
Preludio, op. 5, no 1 in
g minor
by
Agustin Barrios-Mangore
and one free-choice selection. |
Pavana, by
Francisco Tarrega
and one free-choice selection. |
Semifinals
Sat, April 13, 2013 |
Preludio, op. 5, no 1 in
g minor
by
Agustin Barrios-Mangore
and one free-choice selection. |
Pavana, by
Francisco Tarrega
and one free-choice selection. |
Final Round
Sunday, April 14, 2013 |
A program
featuring
Preludio, op. 5, no 1 in g minor
by
Agustin Barrios-Mangore
and free choice selections.
(20 minute maximum)
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Pavana, by
Francisco Tarrega
and one free-choice selection. |
Guidelines
for
all participants
»The
Guitar Society reserves the right to cancel any competition division
and return student entries
and fees if
insufficient entries are received. Entries must be received no later
than Feburary 15, 2013.
»Prior
first
prize winners may not participate in the same division.
»Editing
of
recorded entries is not permitted and will be sufficient reason for
disqualification.
APPLICATION
FORM
- Due
February 15, 2013
Competition
Announcement/ Poster
Travel
and Lodging
Both Saturdays and Sundays events will take place in Center
city/downtown Philadelphia,
many within walking distance of hotels and other destinations.
Please find a Map of Festival Venues here.
While there are dozens of hotels in center city Philadelphia, the
Festival venues are also accessible via
mass transit from throughout the region. We will also be happy
to provide a brief list of convenient,
affordable lodging venues upon request. Please contact us with any
questions!
Peter Segal was a prominent musician in Philadelphia and was a founding
member and leader of the Philadelphia Classical Guitar
Society in
1967. Along with performing in solo and chamber music
programs
throughout the region, he performed with a variety of
ensembles
including the Philadelphia Orchestra, Concerto Soloists, Opera Company
of
Philadelphia and Relache and also toured internationally.
Peter
Segal was also a well regarded teacher and scholar and founded
classical guitar programs with several institutions including the Boyer
College of Music at Temple University and the Philadelphia Musical
Academy.
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Philadelphia
Classical Guitar
Competition Committee
Brian
Pearson, Ross
Mann,
co-directors;
Glenn Lyons,
Joseph Mayes, Kathleen
Mayes, John Nguyen
This event
is made possible in part by a
grant from the D'Addario Music Foundation"
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2012
Competition Winnners
College
Division
HS Division
1st/Peter Segal Prize: Nikolay
Gavlishin
1st
prize: Christian
Sweger
2nd prize: Phil
Goldenberg
2nd prize:
Jonathan Kim
3rd prize: Erich
Riebe
3rd prize:
Lucian Hodor
honorable
mention: Matthew Leece |
2011
Competition Winnners
College
Division
HS Division
1st/Peter Segal
Prize: Pierre Ferreyra
1st
prize: John Bogan
2nd prize: Bob Richey
2nd prize: Stephanie Kovacs
3rd prize: Erich
Riebe
3rd prize:
Lucian Hodor
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2010
Competition Winnners
College
Division
HS Division
1st/Peter
Segal
Prize: Jarek Ervin
1st
prize: Alexander Pollock
2nd prize:
Robert Grande
2nd prize:
Zachary Margolies
3rd prize:
Michael
Bodri
3rd prize: Clint Johnson
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2009
Competition Winnners
College
Division
HS Division
1st/ Peter Segal
Prize: Jeremy Lyons
1st
prize: Matt Weschler
2nd prize:
Steven Dadaian
2nd prize:
Kevin Wiesner
3rd prize:
Francesco Barone
3rd prize:
Clint Johnston
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