Laureates’ concert of the 21st International Competition “Davorin Jenko”

International Competition Davorin Jenko in the last eighteen years has attracted the attention of both Serbian and foreign musical population with its traditional, yet open attempt to reconcile the clashes between the flexible attitude towards music and its traditional and modern approach with the appearance of artists of all ages, education and interests.

More than 8000 competitors from Serbia and abroad (Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, Macedonia, Bosnia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Russia, Austria, France, Ukraine, Hungary, Montenegro and other countries) that took part in the competition during the last five years, the jury of experts made up of distinguished pedagogues and performers from Serbia and abroad (Germany, England, China, Austria, Ukraine, Slovenia, Russia, Spain, Great Britain…), the welcoming attitude of the hosts and the specific manner of awarding speak highly of the organisation and content of this competition. The quality of conditions the organisers provide for the visitors and competitors guarantee a pleasant stay in one of the most beautiful cities in this part of Europe. It was the organisers intention from the very beginning to make this competition an unforgettable and comprehensive artistic and social experience.

The competition is structured in the following four disciplines:
I. PIANO SOLO
II. PIANO DUO (piano in four hands or two pianos)
III. BASSOON SOLO
IV. WIND / BRASS INSTRUMENTS SOLO (both woodwind and brass wind, except bassoon, i.e. flute, piccolo, clarinet, oboe, saxophone, horn, trumpet, trombone and tube).

Program:
Jean Brouquières
Dreaming
Lena Pantelić, flute
Biserka Marović, piano

William Gillock
Moonlight Mood
Arija Gigić, piano

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Little Waltz
Stevan Rodić, oboe
Boris Vančev, piano

Claude Debussy
Golliwog’s Cakewalk from Suite Children’s Corner, L. 113
Teodor Vujanić, piano

Edvard Grieg
Norwegian Dance No. 2
Aja Jovanović, oboe
Veroslava Rančić, piano

O. Bertolami
Melody
Una Brkljač, flute
Biserka Marović, piano

Claude Debussy
Prelude from Suite Pour le Piano
Marko Živković, piano

Sergei Rachmaninoff
Prelude No. 11 in G flat major, Op. 23/10
Katarina Savić, trombone
Tamara Hadži Đorđević, piano

Nikolai Silvansky
Etude Winter Wind
Laura Mađarić, piano

Johann Joachim Quantz
Presto ma fiero from Sonata in G major
Irena Panić, flute
Biserka Marović, piano

Frederic Chopin
Etude for piano No. 5 in G flat major, Op. 10/5
Dušan Dodig, piano

Emil Cossetto
Pokretan
Milica Marković, horn
Marija Sabljić, piano

Frederic Chopin
Etude for piano No. 22 in B minor, Op. 25/10
Aljoša Keserović, piano

Eugène Bozza
Caprice No. 2
Jakov Gregović, trumpet
Emel Hasanoglu, piano

Bela Kovacs
Hommage a Richard Strauss
Jovan Aćimović, clarinet

Franz Liszt
Sonetto del Petrarca No. 104
Jadran Mihelčić, piano