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DUBAI CLASSIC VIOLIN
COMPETITION

1-5 November 2024
THE APPLICATION DEADLINE
IS THE 4th OF August 2024
Apply now!

* About
* About Competition

* Media Partners
* General Info
* Competition Rules
* Programme

* Admission Fee
* Prizes
* Registration
* Jury
* CVO-2025
* Contact Us

ABOUT

The Dubai Classic Violin Competition is one of the six contests being
organised within the Six Ways to Classic Violin Olympus initiative.

Taking place from the 1st to the 5th of November 2024 in Dubai, this will be the
sixth entry in the series, with contestants going head-to-head in front of a
5-person jury board composed of various globally-acclaimed artists from around
the world.

Violinists will be competing over a number of rounds, challenging each other for
a €35,000 prize fund, as well as the chance to win entry to the invite-only
Classic Violin Olympus competition, which will be held in Dubai, UAE, from the
22nd to the 28th of April 2025, featuring €310,000 worth of monetary prizes as
well as other awards and opportunities for all finalists there.

Pavel
Vernikov
Artistic director
and Chairman of the
jury board

DEAR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

It is my genuine pleasure to welcome you all to the UAE for this first edition
of the Dubai Classic Violin Competition.

As the Artistic Director of this event, I would like to thank you for joining us
at the start of what we are sure will be a remarkable musical journey,
celebrating the artistry and virtuosity of talented violinists from all around
the world. With a prestigious prize fund of €35,000 in place, we are committed
to recognising and supporting the exceptional talent of our contestants,
providing a springboard for musicians to pursue their dreams and further their
careers.

JURY MEMBERS

Coming
soon...
Pavel
Vernikov
Switzerland
Chairman
Eszter
Haffner
Austria

Itzhak
Rashkovsky
UK

Yamei
Yu
China/Germany

Massimo
Quarta
Italy

TOTAL PRIZE FUND:
€35,000

First Prize
€20,000
Second Prize
€10,000
Third Prize
€5,000
In addition to their monetary awards, the two top-ranked participants shall also
win eligibility to participate in the invite-only Classic Violin Olympus
International Competition, which will be held in Dubai in April 2025, with all
expenses paid.

REPERTOIRE
OF THE COMPETITION

PRELIMINARY ROUND
BY VIDEO SELECTION

to participate in 6 Ways
to Dubai competitions

VIDEO REQUIREMENTS:

* The recording can be made with a phone, camera or any other equipment
available to you.
* The description/title of your video must include your name, the name of the
composer and the name of the piece you are performing.
* Your hands, face and the whole silhouette must be clearly visible. - We
accept only unedited videos.
* Submit links to public platforms like YouTube or Vimeo. Please do not send
files for us to download.
* Please make sure your video is not marked as “private” so we can have free
access.
* The recording must be no older than six months prior to the deadline for
submission of applications

1)
J. S. Bach
Fuga from ONE of the
following sonatas for violin solo:
* G minor, №1, BWV 1001
* A minor, №2, BWV 1003
* C major, №3, BWV 1005

2)
First movement
of any violin concerto
of 19th or 20th century.

Show programme ↓

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COMPETITION'S REPERTOIRE

FIRST ROUND (MAXIMUM 30 MINUTES DURATION)

a)
N. Paganini
ONE of the 24 caprices
for solo violin, Op. 1
b)
W. A. Mozart
First movement
(with cadenza of one’s choice – could be also own cadenza)
from ONE of the following concertos:
* KV216, G major, No 3
* KV218, D major, No 4
* KV219, A major, No 5

c)
A. Shor - M. Pletnev
Violin Sonata

SECOND ROUND (MIN. 30 / MAX. 40 MINUTES DURATION)

Candidates may choose their programme freely but must include one virtuoso piece
for violin with piano or violin solo.

Show programme ↓

REGISTRATION

Please fill in the form below in order to register for the 2024 Dubai Classic
Violin Competition. May we remind you that candidates will not be admitted to
the competition unless payment is received. Should you choose to withdraw from
the competition, this registration fee will not be reimbursed. Once you have
successfully registered for the competition, please make sure to upload your
video for the Preliminary Round. The 20 successful candidates will be contacted
directly by the organisers at least 8 weeks prior to the beginning of the
competition.
THE APPLICATION DEADLINE
IS THE 4th OF August 2024

Open to participants of all ages

Once applications are submitted and processed, an official invoice will be sent
out via email. This process may take some time so please do not worry if the
invoice does not arrive immediately.

Registration Form →

ADMISSION FEE

The admittance fee to enter a pre-selection video round is €50.
Selected candidates will be asked to pay a further €50 participation fee
to take part in the Dubai Classic Violin Competition itself.
This entry fee is non-refundable.
Competition Rules →

FOR QUERIES OR REQUESTS

please fill in the form below and we will get back to you shortly

MEDIA PARTNERS

The Dubai Classic Violin Competition enjoys the support of a number of local and
international media organisations from all over the world, many of whom are
household names within the world of classical music. Chief amongst these are The
Violin Channel, the world's leading classical music news source, Medici.tv, the
premier resource for classical music programming, Euronews, and Bachtrack.

Both The Violin Channel and Medici.tv will be streaming the entirety of the
pre-selection process on their official platforms, while the latter shall also
be sending a film crew to UAE to create a short documentary about the event and
the two top-ranked contestants.

Additionally, these organisations, along with the rest of the press
representatives who are covering the competition, will also be producing regular
articles and reports detailing the events going on in Dubai, guaranteeing that
viewers anywhere around the globe will be able to keep up-to-date with the
latest developments in the UAE at all times.

SUBSCRIBE TO GET LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES

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Pavel
Vernikov
Artistic director
and Chairman of the
jury board

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

It is my genuine pleasure to welcome you all to the UAE for this first edition
of the Dubai Classic Violin Competition.

Moreover, since this competition forms part of the Six Ways to Classic Violin
Olympus initiative, our participants will also be competing for a place at the
inaugural Classic Violin Olympus International Competition, which will be taking
place in Dubai in 2025, and feature the two top-ranked musicians from each of
these six preliminary contests. This means that success in this competition will
not merely lead to plaudits in its own right, but also provide the opportunity
for the violinists to achieve even bigger milestones, as they go head-to-head
with other champions in Dubai.

I would like to take this opportunity to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all
our sponsors, partners, and supporters for their invaluable contribution in
making this competition a reality. Similarly, I would also like to thank the
amazing maestros who shall be joining us on the jury panel. The wealth of
expertise and experience that they bring with them is an invaluable addition to
this event, and I am honoured that they have chosen to be with us here in Dubai.

Now, I invite all of you who have dedicated their lives to this wonderful
instrument to embark with us on this celebration of talent, camaraderie, and
musical excellence. This competition aims to provide an effective platform for
you to not only showcase your technique, skills and professionalism, but also
your personality and knowledge when interpreting the compositions you will be
performing, and I urge you all to make the most of this opportunity and take as
much from it as you can to aid you in your musical journeys.

I wish you all a most harmonious and fulfilling experience.

REGULATIONS

1. The Dubai Classic Violin Competition consists of three rounds – a
preliminary round which will take place via video submission, and two rounds
which will be held on location TBC.
2. Only a maximum of 20 participants will be admitted to the competition in
Dubai. All interested applicants must first upload their videos, and the
chosen applicants will be contacted by the organising committee 8 weeks
prior to the start of the competition.
3. The application procedure must be done online. Candidates will not be
admitted to the Competition unless payment is received. In case of
withdrawal, subscription money will not be reimbursed.
4. Travel, accommodation and visa costs, if necessary, are the responsibility
of the participants themselves. The competition will cover the costs of
flights, accommodation and full board meals to those participants selected
to proceed to the Classic Violin Olympus International Competition in Dubai.
5. The jury's decision is binding. All decisions and votes of the jury starting
from the First Round till the Final Round will be published on the website
after the announcement of the results.
6. No unauthorised video or audio recordings of the competition’s performances
are allowed. The Final Round of the competition will be streamed live on the
official platforms of the competition’s Media Partners. All rights to
recording and broadcast of the Competition (as well as to the sale and
distribution of the aforementioned materials) belong to the Competition
Committee. In the event of radio or television productions, audio or video
recordings of the competition, the participants have no right to advance
claims or financial requests to the producers or transmitters.
7. A pianist will be provided by the Competition if needed. Participants have
the right to bring his/her own pianist should they wish to do so.

REGISTRATION FORM

Pavel Vernikov · Jury member
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Pavel
Vernikov
Switzerland
Chairman

Pavel Vernikov, a student of David Oistrach and S. Snitkowsky, gained a
reputation as a virtuoso violinist more than twenty years ago. Among other
prizes he won the International ARD Violin Competition in Munich and the Grand
Prix at the International Violin Competition “Vittorio Gui” in Florence. He has
appeared at such prestigious venues as the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Carnegie
Hall and Kennedy Center in New York, Wigmore Hall in London, La Salle Gaveau in
Paris, La Scala in Milan and Santa Cecilia in Rome.

For the past 30 years he has been a member of the Tchaikovsky Trio.

His artistic partners have included Sviatoslav Richter, James Galway, Alain
Meunier, Patrick Gallois, Maria Tipo, Natalia Gutman, Oleg Kagan, Yuri Bashmet,
Elisso Virsaladze, Christian Zimmermann and Anthony Pay. He inaugurated the
Russian Academy of Higher Learning in Portogruaro and was the Artistic Director
of the Gubbio Music Festival, the Dubrovnik Chamber Music Festival and the Eilat
Chamber Music Festival.

He teaches and gives masterclasses around the world, in Italy, France, Finland,
Spain (Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofia Madrid), Israel (Rubin Academy),
Germany (Kronberg Academy), etc. and has been invited to be a member of the jury
at international competitions (Szigeti, Kreisler, Gui, ARD-Competition in
Munich, Sendai (Japan), Budapest, Sarasate, Wieniawski, etc.).

Pavel Vernikov has recorded for RCA, Ondine and Dynamic.

He was a Professor at the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique de Lyon.
At present he is a Professor at the famous Konservatorium Wien University and at
the Haute Ecole de Musique de Lausanne (Site de Sion).

Among his many laureate students are people like Massimo Quarta (1. Prize
Paganini International Violin Competition, Genua), Fumiaki Miura (1. Prize
Hannover International Violin Competition), Lorenza Borrani (Leader of the
Chamber Orchestra of Europe), Fanny Clamagirand (1. Prize Fritz Kreisler
International Violin Competition, Vienna and 1. Prize International Monte Carlo
Violin Competition) and Miki Kobayashi (2. Prize Wieniawski Competition).

In 2013 he was appointed Artistic Director of the Sion Festival in Switzerland,
and in 2023, he was appointed as the Artistic Director of the Classic Violin
Olympus International Competition, whose inaugural edition is set to take place
in 2025 in Dubai, UAE.

Pavel Vernikov plays a Giovanni Battista Guadagnini, 1757, violin.

Eszter Haffner · Jury member
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Eszter
Haffner
Austria

The Austrian artist with Hungarian roots, Eszter Haffner is one of the most
exciting and respected violinists of our time. Over the last 30 years, she has
been captivating audiences around the world with her distinctively rich sound,
superb musicianship and outstanding interpretations. She has established close
relationships with the most prestigious conductors and orchestras. Always
willing to expand her musical horizons, Eszter is also much sought after as a
violist.

Her social missions and her tireless commitment of the arts to the Republic of
Austria was rewarded in summer 2021 with the federal award “Golden Decoration of
Honor” for artistic services to the Republic of Austria”.

Since 2000 she has been professor for violin at the Royal Academy of Music
Copenhagen (Denmark), at the University of Art in Graz and from 2022 at the MDW
in Vienna Austria, as well as a visiting professor at the Royal College London,
the Sibelius Academy Helsinki, the Franz Liszt Academy Budapest, at the Academy
of Music Oslo, Shanghai Conservatory, Shanghai Middle School, JMC Jerusalem and
Tijanjin Middle School.

She was Jury member at many international violin competitions as: Spohr
Competition Germany, Isang Yung Competition Korea, Piccolo Magico Violin
Competition Italy, Andrea Postacchini Competition Italy, Szymanowsky Competition
Poland, Baczewich Competition Poland, Serguei Azizian Competition Denmark, LIVE
Music Now Austria, Singapur Violin Competition, Brahms Competition Austria.

She was given several masterclasses at the NYU New York, Jacobs School
Bloomington, Stanford University and Yale University, UCLA, USCI and Colburn
School in the USA and Geidai University in Japan.

Eszter plays the “ex Hamma Segelmann” Violin by Nicola Bergonzi 1780 on loan to
her courtesy of the National Bank of Austria.

Her strings are kindly sponsored by „Jargar Strings“ by Thomastik Infeld Vienna,
her bows by Mr.Charles Shih and her CD recordings by NEIRO Productions,Vienna.
Her latest recordings of the Mozart violin concertos with the Salzburg Soloists
were released in 2023.

She works as a consultant for the organization “Live Music Now” in Vienna
founded by Lord Yehudi Menuhin; the Aurora and Old Ox Festivals Sweden; EMIV
Vienna; CIMS Portugal and the “Virtuoso Belcanto” Festival in Lucca, Italy. As
the organizer of the “Serguei Azizian” competition in Denmark and as a member of
the jury faculties for major international competitions, she promotes young
talents from all over the world.

She is faculty member of the “PE-Förderkreis der Studierenden” Mannheim
(Germany) and professor at the “Villa Musica” Mainz (Germany).

Since 2017 she is curator of the Arts at the Austrian Embassy in Copenhagen.
Eszter is member of the Ensembles Haffner Strings, Haffner Trio and the Aurora-
Old Ox Ensemble Sweden.

After studying with Prof. Gerhard Schulz, Sandor Vegh, Philippe Hirshorn, György
Kurtág and Thomas Kakuska at the Academy of Music in Vienna, Budapest and
Utrecht,

she played her debut in 1991 in the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein under
the direction of Karl Österreicher. Since then she has been at home in the
world's largest concert halls. She is winner of numerous international
competitions and awards, as well she participates in countless music festivals
around the world.

She devotes herself enthusiastically to the works of contemporary composers.

Countless compositions by Alfred Huber, Peter Eötvös, Aleksey Igudesman and
Volker David Kirchner have already been written for her.

Itzhak Rashkovsky · Jury member
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Itzhak
Rashkovsky
UK

Itzhak Rashkovsky, the internationally renowned Ukrainian-Israeli violinist and
pedagogue, was awarded a Master's Degree by the Samuel Rubin Israeli Academy of
Music, Tel Aviv, where he studied with Professor Yair Kless. He has appeared
worldwide as a soloist and chamber music player at prestigious concert venues,
including Carnegie Hall and the Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatory.

As a Professor of Violin at the Royal College of Music, London, he has become
one of the leading and most sought-after teachers in the UK. His students, who
come from all over the world to study with him, have been winners of numerous
national and international competitions. He has given masterclasses in many
countries around the world at well-known music institutions, including the
Juilliard School, Shanghai Conservatory, Haute école de musique de
Lausanne (Switzerland), Singapore, and Moscow Conservatories. He has also served
as a jury member of numerous major international competitions, notably Henryk
Wieniawski (Poland), Sion Valais (Switzerland), Joseph Joachim (Germany),
Lipizer (Italy), and Yampolsky (Russia).

Itzhak Rashkovsky is one of the founders and Music Director of Keshet Eilon
Violin Mastercourse, Israel, an international summer programme for exceptionally
talented young string players, located in Kibbutz Eilon, as well as the founder
and Artistic Director of the Music Masters, London. His articles and editions of
violin pieces were published by The Strad magazine. In recognition of his
outstanding services to music, Itzhak Rashkovsky was awarded a Fellowship of the
Royal College of Music by The Prince of Wales in 1998, and the Fellowship of the
Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in 2018.

Yamei Yu · Jury member
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Yamei
Yu
China/Germany

Yamei Yu was principal concertmaster of the Komische Oper Berlin from 1996 to
2001 and of the the Bavarian Opera in Munich from 2001 to 2010. She has worked
with conductors including Zubin Mehta, Herbert Blomstedt, Kirill Petrenko, Kurt
Masur, Christoph Eschenbach, Kent Nagano, Vladimir Jurowski, Semyon Bychkov,
Gustavo Dudamel, Roger Norrington, Wolfgang Sawallisch.

As a chamber musician Yamei Yu has collaborated with Gidon Kremer, Thomas
Hampson, Gérard Caussé, Boris Pergamenschikow, Hariolf Schlichtig, Radovan
Vladkovic, Rosamunde Streichquartett, Leipziger String Quartet, Vermeer String
Quartet. From 2005-2014 she was the Violinist of the Piano Trio Trio Parnasssus
and received “Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik 2007”, “Klassik Echo 2008”
and was nominated for the 2009 BBC Award.

International concert and solo recital engagements have brought Yamei Yu to the
Richard Strauss Festival, Schubertiade Schwarzenberg and Figueres/Barcelona,
Roskilde (Denmark), Berliner Festwochen, Ravinia Festival Chicago, Leipziger
Bachfest, Stuttgarter Bachwochen, Ludwigsburger Festspiele, Mecklenburg
Vorpommern Musik Festival, Salzburg Festival, Festival van Vlaanderen, Stavanger
and Osloer Kammermusikfestival, Festival Crete Senesi/Italy. She performed at
famous venues including Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Concerthall Bilbao, Berliner
Philharmonie, Herkulessaal in Munich, Wiener Konzerthaus, Wigmore Hall London,
Auditorio Nacional de Madrid and Valencia.

Yamei Yu is currently a Professor of Violin at the Robert Schumann Hochschule,
Düsseldorf, Germany.

Massimo Quarta · Jury member
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Massimo
Quarta
Italy

The American Record Guide has described Massimo Quarta as “the embodiment of
elegance” and according to Diapason “the brio and the sensuality of his playing,
the purity of his sonority and the elegance of a diction deprived of emphasis,
give to his view a tenderness and a refinement rarely heard.”

Massimo Quarta sets standards in his recording for Dynamic rediscovering the
original version of both better known Paganini's works as the 6 Violin Concertos
played with the “Cannone” Guarneri del Gesú, the violin owned by the great
Genovese virtuoso, as well as works for violin and piano (I Palpiti, Napoléon,
Weigl Variations, Le Streghe). His recording of Paganini 24 Caprices has been
released by Chandos. His revolutionary approach to the virtuosistic Italian
music have won over audiences and have been widely acclaimed in the
international press (CHOC Award 2004 of “Le monde de la Musique”) gaining him an
honoured place alongside the most distinguished artists (The Strad).

Massimo Quarta began to study violin at age of eleven at the “T. Schipa”
Conservatory in Lecce, then followed his studies and graduated at the “S.
Cecilia” Conservatory in Rome with Beatrice Antonioni. He subsequently studied
with Salvatore Accardo, Ruggiero Ricci, Pavel Vernikov and Abram Shtern.

After winning the most important national competition, (Opera Prima “Philips”,
Concorso di Vittorio Veneto), Massimo Quarta came to international attention in
1991 when he won the first prize at the prestigious “Nicoló Paganini
International Violin Competition” in Genoa.

As a result of the extraordinary success achieved from this prize, he soon
started an international career which has taken him to major concert halls in
Berlin (Konzerthaus, Philharmonie), Amsterdam (Concertgebouw), Paris (Salle
Pleyel, Théâtre du Châtelet), Munich (Philharmonie am Gasteig), Frankfurt
(Alte Oper), Duesseldorf (Tonhalle), Tokyo (Metropolitan Art Space, Bunka
Kaikan), Warsaw (Warsaw Philharmonic), Moscow (Great Hall of the Conservatory),
Milan (Teatro alla Scala), Rome (Accademia di Santa Cecilia), performing with
such conductors as Yuri Temirkanov, Miun Wun Chung, Christian Thielemann, Daniel
Harding, Daniele Gatti, Vladimir Yurowsky, Aldo Ceccato, Isaac Karbtvcevsky,
Daniel Oren.

Firmly established soon as one of the most brilliant violinists of his
generation, he has been the guest of renowned festivals notably those in Stresa,
Sarasota, Kuhmo, Spoleto, Bratislava, Kfar-Blum, Bodensee, Ljubjana, Ravenna,
Città di Castello, Lyon, Naples, Sapporo, Potsdam, Berliner Festwochen and
Gidon Kremer's Kammermusikfest in Lockenhaus.

Along with his intense career as a soloist, Massimo Quarta has been acclaimed as
one of Europe's most dynamic and exciting conductors, appearing with the Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra, the Netherland Symphony, the Shenzhen Symphony
Orchestra, the Berliner Synfoniker, the National Symphony Orchestra of Buenos
Aires, the Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana OSI, the Sønderjyllands
Symfoniorkester (Denmark), the Orcquesta Filarmonica de Malaga, the Orchestra of
Teatro Carlo felice in Genova, the Sudwest Deutsche Kammerorchester, “I
Pomeriggi Musicali di Milano” Orchestra, the Orchestra of Padova, the Fondazione
“A. Toscanini” Orchestra, the “Haydn” Orchestra of Bolzano, the “Accademia di S.
Cecilia” Chamber Orchestra, the Prague Chamber Orchestra.

Massimo Quarta had his début as soloist and conductor at Musikverein with
Philharmonia Wien and at the Concertgebouw with the Netherland Symphony. He has
recorded as conductor with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra the Mozart Concertos
for two and three pianos and Mozart Piano Rondos and as soloist and conductor
with the Orchestra Haydn di Bolzano, the Concerto n° 4 & 5 by H. Vieuxtemps for
Dynamic.

He has been music director of the Istituzione Sinfonica Abruzzese Orchestra, the
Fondazione I.C.O. “Tito Schipa” Orchestra in Lecce, and is since 2017 Music
Director of the Orquesta Filarmonica de la UNAM of Mexico City (OFUNAM). Massimo
Quarta has been awarded of the International Prize “Foyer Des Artistes”, of the
“Gino Tani International Prize for Arts and Spectacles” and has also recorded
for Philips and the “Four Seasons” by A. Vivaldi with the Moskow Chamber
Orchestra for Delos.

He has been elected Accademico di Santa Cecilia by the Accademia Nazionale di
Santa Cecilia.

Massimo Quarta is Professor at the Conservatorio della Svizzera Italiana
(Musikhochschule) in Lugano.”

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