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CALL FOR SCORES

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Associazione musicale “G.Rossini” di Latina, Italy

(www.bandadilatina.com)

 

 

 

INTERNATIONAL CALL FOR SCORES

(2nd Edition)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Aiming at young composers under 35 to encourage intercultural dialogue and the musical creativity of new generations.

 

 

 

 

Compositions from around the world for the "G. Rossini" Wind Orchestra of Latina


 

 

INTERNATIONAL CALL FOR SCORES (2nd Edition)

Associazione Musicale “G. Rossini” – Latina, Italy

 

Purpose and Objectives

The "G. Rossini" Musical Association of Latina is promoting the 2nd edition of the International Call for Scores with the aim of enhancing contemporary musical creation, enriching the wind orchestra repertoire, and promoting the musical language as a universal tool for intercultural dialogue, inclusion, and cooperation.

In line with the principles promoted by the United Nations and the 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), this Call intends to encourage artistic productions capable of acting as spokespersons for crucial global issues, such as climate change, environmental protection, world peace, human rights protection, gender equality, the fight against inequalities, social cohesion, and union among different cultures. Consequently, compositions that address the proposed themes will be viewed favourably, whilst bearing in mind that the indication of these themes is not binding and full freedom of expression is left to the composer.

The selected pieces will be included in the artistic programme of the "G. Rossini" Wind Orchestra of Latina and performed during a concert event at the Auditorium of the "O. Respighi" Conservatoire of Music in Latina between late 2027 and early 2028. The exact date of the performance will be communicated promptly to the selected authors.

 

Entrants and Participation Requirements

The call is open to composers of any nationality who have not yet reached the age of 35 by 1 January 2027.

 

-       Each participant may submit a maximum of one score per category.

-       Each participant may enter both categories.

-       Compositions must have a maximum duration of 10 minutes.

 

Competition Categories

Participants may submit works within the following categories:

-       CATEGORY A: Composition for solo Bass Tuba and Wind Orchestra.

-       CATEGORY B: Composition for Wind Orchestra (Tutti / without soloist).

 

 

Instrumental Ensemble and Optional Instruments Regulations

The submitted works must be written for the maximum ensemble specified below. The use of electronic instruments or devices is not permitted.

 

-        Piccolo

-        Flutes 1^st, 2^nd

-        Oboes 1^st, 2^nd

-        Cor Anglais (optional)

-        B flat Soprano Clarinets 1^st, 2^nd

-        B flat Soprano Clarinet 3^rd (optional)

-        B flat Bass Clarinet

-        E flat Alto Saxophones 1^st, 2^nd

-        B flat Tenor Saxophone

-        E flat Baritone Saxophone (optional)

-        Horns in F 1^st, 2^nd

-        Horn in F 3^rd (optional)

-        B flat Trumpets 1^st, 2^nd

-        B flat Trumpet 3^rd (optional)

-        Trombones 1^st, 2^nd

-        Baritone Horn / Euphonium

-        Tuba / Bass Tuba

-        Double Bass (optional)

-        Snare drum, Bass drum, Cymbals and/or Drums

-        Timpani

-        Glockenspiel and/or Xylophone

-        Accessory percussion (tambourine, wind chimes, wood block, etc.) (optional)

Clarification on Optional Instruments

Instruments indicated as "optional" may be included in the score provided that:

1.    They do not play a solo role or a primary structural significance within the work.

2.    Their potential part can be completely replaced by one or more instruments indicated as non-optional.

 

Optional instruments will be used in the performance exclusively on the basis of the actual availability of the wind orchestra line-up at the time of production.

 


 

Entry Fee

An entry fee of €25.00 (twenty-five euros) is required for each submitted score.

Payment must be made via bank transfer using the following details:

 

-       IBAN: IT66E0306909606100000113610

-       Account Held By: Associazione Musicale "G. Rossini"

-       Reference: Call For Scores 2026 II Edizione

 

The payment receipt must be attached to the application form.

Submission Method and Deadlines

The application form must be submitted no later than 23:59 (CET) on 31 July 2027 by filling out the online form: https://forms.gle/43PsxFRnGz6o8QWB9

 

If you experience issues accessing the link, you can apply by sending an email to


 

containing: email, first name, surname, age, identity document, nationality, title of the composition, score file, audio file, and payment receipt.

 

Selection and Evaluation

The Commission of the "G. Rossini" Association will select the pieces intended for concert performance.

The Association also reserves the right to highlight additional scores deemed worthy of attention, which may be considered for future productions or concert seasons of the orchestra.

 

Results of the Call and Performance Materials

The official outcome of the selection will be published on the website www.bandadilatina.com by 30 October 2027. Selected composers will be notified collectively via email.

 

Within 10 days of the notification of selection, the authors must forward the separated parts:

 

-       Unpublished works: submission of PDF files of the separated parts.

-       Published works: submission of the complete original orchestral material in physical hard copy format (score and separated parts of the commercial edition).


 

 

Contacts and Information

For clarifications, information, and any potential issues, please contact:


 

 

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