5° World Flute E-Competition 2024

"Napolinova"

Il 5° “Napolinova World Flute E-Competition”, dopo il successo avuto con la prima edizione nata in piena pandemia per dare uno scopo e un aiuto a tutti quei giovani nel mondo che continuavano a impegnarsi e studiare, ha continuato con le successive edizioni ha coinvolgere giovani da tutto il mondo, e si propone di offrire ancora una volta stimoli, motivazioni e opportunità a tutti i giovani artisti del mondo.


REGOLAMENTO

CATEGORIE

Cat. A) nati dall’anno 2008 in poi - video di massimo 5 minuti
Cat. B) nati dall’anno 2003 in poi - video di massimo 10 minuti
Cat. C) nati dall’anno 1994 in poi - video di massimo 15 minuti

È possibile iscriversi ad una sola categoria ma anche superiore alla propria età

GIURIA

PREMI

Sono ammessi gli ex –aequo. In caso di ex-aequo la borsa di studio sarà divisa. 
Le tre (3) borse di studio di ciascuna categoria saranno pari al 50%, 30%, 20% del totale delle borse di studio di quella categoria.

I vincitori del Concerto online potranno decidere di farlo in streaming live o di trasmettere un loro concerto preregistrato (in qualsiasi ambito). Il concerto live o registrato sarà pubblicato sulla pagina Facebook "Napolinova" e sulle piattaforme Facebook, WeChat, YouTube o Youku dei membri della giuria.

 

CONTRIBUTO ORGANIZZATIVO

Cat. A: € 40 - Cat. B: € 70 - Cat. C: € 100

Iscrizioni con contributi con commissioni non pagate detratte dalla banca saranno escluse

 

GIURIA
(in ordine alfabetico)

NICOLE ESPOSITO

A charismatic and versatile flutist, Nicole Esposito is the flute professor and head of the woodwind area at The University of Iowa School of Music, where she is the recipient of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Collegiate Teaching Award, and also serves as Visiting Professor at the University of Chile. She has achieved a career as a soloist, teacher, chamber and orchestral musician on an international level having been featured across the United States, Europe, Central and South America and Asia. Esposito has performed at flute festivals and events around the world including fifteen National Flute Association Conventions, the Oklahoma Flute Fair, Florida Flute Convention, Flute Society of Kentucky Festival, Wisconsin Flute Festival, West Virginia Flute Fling, Iowa Flute Festival, Atlanta Flute Festival, the LA Flute Guild Festival, San Francisco International Flute Festival, The Texas Summer Flute Symposium, FLUTISSIMO!, NSU Flute Workshop, Festival Virtuosi, Brazil, the International Flute Festival sponsored by the Brazilian Flute Association, the Santa Maria International Winter Festival, Aruba Symphony Festival and Academy, the Panama Flute Festival, the International Flute Festival of Costa Rica, the Spanish National Flute Convention, Bogotá Flute Festival, the International Flute Congress of Argentina, Chilean Flute Encounter, the European Piccolo Festival in Slovenia, International Piccolo Festival in Italy, the Adams Flute Festival in Holland, Flute Forum in Luxembourg, the Canadian Flute Convention, and the British Flute Society Convention among others. In addition to her teaching position at The University of Iowa, Professor Esposito has served on the faculties of the Interlochen Arts Camp, the University of Wisconsin-Platteville and held guest-teaching residencies at the University of Michigan, West Virginia University and the University of Massachusetts- Amherst. She has given numerous master classes at prestigious universities and conservatories in the United States and abroad including Rice University, the Peabody Institute, the Geneva Conservatory, Royal Danish Academy, Madrid Royal Conservatory, Mannheim Hochshule, Shanghai Normal University and many others. As an orchestral musician, Esposito has performed under some of the worlds leading conductors, including James Conlon, David Zinman, Gunther Schuller, and Robert Spano. Former principal flute with the Dubuque Symphony Orchestra, she has also performed with the Quad City Symphony, Cedar Rapids Symphony, Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony, Youngstown (OH) Symphony, and the Johnstown and Westmoreland (PA) Symphony Orchestras. Esposito has held the Piccolo Fellowship at the Aspen Music Festival and has also been Principal Flute of the Ohio Light Opera. She has participated in a number of other music festivals including the Brevard Music Center, The Youth Orchestra of the Americas, and the National Orchestral Institute. Professor Esposito holds degrees from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Michigan. She has been a finalist or prizewinner in several prestigious competitions including the National Flute Association’s Young Artist, Piccolo Artist, and Orchestral Competitions, the WAMSO Competition sponsored by the Minnesota Orchestra, and the Houston Symphony Ima Hogg Competition. Additionally, she has published articles on Banddirector.com, The Flutist Quarterly, Flute Focus and Flute Talk Magazines and can be heard on the Albany Records, MSR Classics and Con Brio Recordings labels. Her primary flute teachers include Jeanne Baxtresser, Amy Porter, Marianne Gedigian, Jennifer Steele, and Catherine Payne, with additional study with Mark Sparks, Alberto Almarza, and Doriot Anthony Dwyer. Nicole Esposito is Miyazawa Performing Artist.

SOYOUNG LEE

Korean born flutist Soyoung Lee has finished her studies in America (Oberlin Conservatory and Yale University). She had been a principal flute of the Bucheon Philharmonic Orchestra for 18 years(1993-2011). She has played many recitals and concertos with major orchestra including Ensemble of Tokyo at Kiyoii Hall in 2012 . She has been a jury member of the Israel Haifa international flute competition, the 2nd Beijing-Nicolet international flute competition and the 9th Kobe International Flute Competition. In 2019, She was a jury member of Carl Nielsen International Competition in Denmark. So far, she has released 3 Solo and concerti CD from Skarbo, France and Bach Brandenbourg concerti from EMI Korea. She is a professor of Seoul Central Conservatory and also teaches Seoul arts highschool and Yewon school of arts.


CARLO TAMPONI

Andrea Manco - BiografiaBorn in Rome, a student of C. Klemm, he graduated from the S. Cecilia Conservatory of Music in Rome with G. Graverini and studied composition with A. Renzi. Initially dedicated to the study and performance of contemporary music under the guidance of F. Evangelisti and A. Clementi, and then broadening his knowledge towards every genre of repertoire both as a soloist and as a chamber musician, he has performed in Italy and abroad .
He has toured in various countries such as: Belgium, Holland, Germany, Austria, Greece and Latin America, often participating in radio and television recordings (RAI, Greek National Radio, German NDR).
 He has collaborated with internationally renowned artists such as: C. Bruno, F. Petracchi, M. Campanella, B. Canino, P. Masi, P. Vernikov, A. Lonquich, L. Kavakos, M. Argerich and others. Collaborations with chamber groups include the Solisti di Roma, New Music Studium, the Quartetto Foné, the Cameristi di Roma, the Polimnia ensemble and the recently formed Trio Hormus.
 From 1981 to 2018 he was first solo flute of the Symphony Orchestra of the Accademia di S. Cecilia in Rome, in which he had the opportunity to perform under the direction of the most important world "bacchette". In this role he also collaborated with the RAI Symphony Orchestra of Rome and the Filarmonica della Scala of Milan; also as a soloist he has played with ensembles such as: the Mantua Chamber Orchestra, the Virtuosi di S.Cecilia, the Rome Philharmonics, the International Orchestra of Italy, the Lublin Philharmonic Orchestra and the Rome Orchestra and of Lazio. He was a teacher from 1978 to 1986 at the Conservatories of Italy and held courses and masters in numerous Italian academies and conservatories, as well as at the Pacific Music Festival in Sapporo, including free specialization courses at the National Academy of S. Cecilia in Rome. He has recorded for the record companies: Ducale, Musikstrasse, ECA, Ars, Inedita and Tactus.

 

5° World Flute E-Competition 2024

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