25 August 2007

The contestants were gathered at 10 am this morning to hear the results.

The Associação dos Acordeonistas do Brasil on the proposal of President of the Jury had decided to have the marking of the competitors follow the CIA Coupe Mondiale guidelines;
- up to 25 marks for each competitor.
- no discussion amongst the jury about the competitors.
- to have a jury meeting after the first three competitors for which the marks are collated to show the jury the high, low and average mark for each competitor, but no discussion without any discussion. 
- the marks of all the jury members to be published.

Results

Each contestant was given the marks sheet and their certificate. If you click the link you can get the pdf results sheet for all the competitors.

The top eight competitors were invited to perform at the Prize Giving concert this evening. Starring at the concert is Mirco Patarini and Paolo Gandolfi of Italy who have both made many concert tours to Brazil. The hall is fully booked showing the strong interest in the accordion and accordion music by the people of Jaú City and Brazil and the excellent publicity of the first accordion competition by the Associação dos Acordeonistas do Brasil.

The Prize Giving concert is also being attended by the Mayor and Mayoress of Jaú City and other important local identities.

Video streaming on stage camera
The video streaming computer controller. The results announcement was live on internet by streaming video.
On stage was the little camera that recorded the on stage action.
Nice certificates Angelica Sobrinh and Mirco Patarini
The certificate for the Winner was made in the offices just before the event.
Angelica Sobrinh and Mirco Patarini after completing printing the results for the competitors. We then went to the hall for the Results Presentation.
Presidente da Associação dos Acordeonistas do Brasil Lauro Valério and Mirco Patarini Paolo Gandolfi
Mirco Patarini - Italy and Presidente da Associação dos Acordeonistas do Brasil Lauro Valério. Mirco explained the system of judging and marks as detailed earier on this page to the competitors.
Paolo Gandolfi - Italy being given his certificate for adjudicating by Lauro Valério.
Mirco Patarini - Italy being given his certificate for adjudicating by Lauro Valério. Harley Jones - New Zealand being given his certificate for assisting with Jury Briefing/Calculation, by Lauro Valério.
Mirco Patarini - Italy being given his certificate for adjudicating by Lauro Valério. Harley Jones - New Zealand being given his certificate for assisting with Jury Briefing/Calculation, by Lauro Valério.
Carlos Gallizia - Brazil being given his certificate for adjudicating by Lauro Valério. Dante D"Alonzo - Italy/Brazil being given his certificate for adjudicating by Lauro Valério.
Carlos Gallizia - Brazil being given his certificate for adjudicating by Lauro Valério. Dante D"Alonzo - Italy/Brazil being given his certificate for adjudicating by Lauro Valério. One adjudicator, David Saidel of Brazil was not able to be present.
winner Bruno Moritz Neto of Santa Catarina

The winner Bruno Moritz Neto of Santa Catarina being presented his First Prize certificate.  
The winners of the competition (left to right). 1st Bruno Moritz Neto of Santa Catarina; 2nd Ignácio Hernández Maturana of Chile; 3rd Francisco Chagas of Rio de Janeiro, 4th Joao Roberto de Santana Alves of Pernambuco.
The winners of the competition (left to right). 1st Bruno Moritz Neto of Santa Catarina; 2nd Ignácio Hernández Maturana of Chile; 3rd
Francisco Chagas of Rio de Janeiro, 4th Joao Roberto de Santana Alves of Pernambuco.Some contestants performing for the streaming internet video. At the back is CIA delegate and Head of Jury Mirco Patarini, Lauro Valério and CIA delegate Harley Jones.
Some contestants performing for the streaming internet video. At the back is CIA delegate and Head of Jury Mirco Patarini, Lauro Valério and CIA delegate Harley Jones.

Prize Giving Concert

President of the Jury Mirco Patarini speech
CIA Invitation Letter
The concert began with a group of contestants playing the national anthem. After that, President Lauro Valério, Associação dos Acordeonistas do Brasil invited the President of the Jury Mirco Patarini to say a few words to the audience.
Harley Jones was then invited to the stage to make a speech about the music and announce the invitation by the Confédération Internationale des Accordéonistes - IMC - UNESCO to the Associação dos Acordeonistas do Brasil to apply for CIA membership.
Mirco Patarini, Harley Jones, Lauro Valério - President and Carlos Gallizia
Pictured (left to right) is Mirco Patarini, Harley Jones, Lauro Valério - President and Carlos Gallizia - Vice President of the AAB just finishing the translation of the speech and everyone shaking hands.
Felipe Granemann de Lima Alejandro Brittes of Argentina
Felipe Granemann de Lima - the youngest competitor, only 11 years old, who achieved 7th place with an excellent performance for his age.
Alejandro Brittes of Argentina
Oswaldo Josè Fioravante Filho Joao Roberto de Santana Alves
Oswaldo Josè Fioravante Filho - 5th Place
Joao Roberto de Santana Alves - 4th Place
Mirco Patarini performing Mirco Patarini performing
Mirco Patarini took the stage and showed why he is very popular in Brazil. Mirco played a difficult but entertaining program with lots of expression and real fire which the audience loved with long applause.
Mirco enjoying all the applause at the end of the first half of the concert.
Mayor João Sanzovo of Jaú City speech Francisco Chagas
Mayor João Sanzovo of Jaú City welcomed all the audience and overseas guests to the second half of the concert.
Francisco Chagas - 3rd Place
Ignácio Hernández Maturana of Chile Bruno Moritz Neto
Ignácio Hernández Maturana of Chile - 2nd Place
Bruno Moritz Neto - 1st Place
Paolo Gandolfi (Italy) Paolo Gandolfi (Italy)
Paolo Gandolfi (Italy) has made 11 concert tours to Brazil and the audience enjoyed his program very much.
Here Paolo is enjoying the long applause.
Harley Jones Bruno Moritz Neto
All the jury were given very nice polished metal placques and the winning competitors all received nice awards commemorating their success too. Here, Harley Jones is presented his jury placque.
The winner, Bruno Moritz Neto, was presented his first prize being a Scandalli accordion from the Scandalli Accordion Factory and the Brazil distributors.
The winners with their placques - 5th through to 1st
The winners with their placques - 5th through to 1st.
Bruno Moritz Neto, Angelo Sanzovo, Lauro Valério and evening compere Antonio Marcos Orselli.
The winner Bruno Moritz Neto, thrilled the audience with a powerful performance of a South American traditional Milonga Gaucha.
The audience loved it as did the officials on stage - Angelo Sanzovo, Lauro Valério and evening compere Antonio Marcos Orselli. A great way to end the official event.
Mayor João Sanzovo of Jaú City with his father, accordion official Angelo Sanzovo




Mayor João Sanzovo of Jaú City with his father, accordion official Angelo Sanzovo pictured back stage congratulating the performers.