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Welcome to the
54th INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
FOR ACCORDION SOLOISTS
Coupe Mondiale
 October 24 - 28, 2001 - London (UK)
Organised by the:
National Accordion Organisation of the
United Kingdom
Coupe Mondiale Results, 2001
The Jury
1. Vojan Vasovic - Yugoslavia
2. Joan Sommers - USA
3. Tibor Racz - Slovakia
 4. Tatiana Lantchikova - New Zealand
5. John Leslie - United Kingdom
 6. Frederic Deschamps - France
 7. Oleg Sharov - Russia
8. Peter Anders - Denmark
Contestants - Round I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total
AIDAR GAINULLIN - RUSSIA 47 48 49 X 48 46 X 47 47.50
SERGEIJ TCHIRKOV - RUSSIA 44 47 48 X 46 45 X 44 45.50
LYNDSAY ANN ALLAN - UNITED KINGDOM 28 34 31 32 X 35 36 42 33.60
SABASTIAN LAMARRE - FRANCE 36 38 37 33 39 X 36 37 36.80
CELINE RIVOAL - FRANCE 41 45 41 36 38 X 40 39 39.80
VLADIMIR LOUKITCHEV - RUSSIA 42 46 40 X 43 38 X 43 42.00
ILYA RYSKOV - RUSSIA 40 35 33 X 43 37 X 39 37.75
CHRISTEL SAUTAUX - SWITZERLAND 35 37 34 37 42 X 42 40 38.20
MATHILDE ROYET - FRANCE 44 40 45 44 44 X 44 38 43.20
SEBRINA RIVIERE - FRANCE 26 36 39 35 35 X 40 40 37.00
SERGI REPIN - RUSSIA 33 39 32 X 38 38 X 41 37.00
MILOS MILIVOJEVIC - YUGOSLAVIA X 44.5 45 47 43 48 45 47 45.70
NB: All the marks are shown here, however, in calculating the total, the highest and lowest marks are not included, with the total being devided only by the number of eligible marks. Where there is a blank, this indicates that the jury member does not mark this contestant, such as when the candidate is from the same country as the jury member, or has some other affiliation which makes him not eligible to make a score for that particular contestant.
Contestants - Round II 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total
MILOS MILIVOJEVIC - YUGOSLAVIA 45 42 41 44 X 44 45 42 43.40
AIDAR GAINULLIN - RUSSIA 50 49 49 X 48 X 48 48 48.50
VLADIMIR LOUKITCHEV - RUSSIA 40 43 42 X 40 X 44 44 42.25
MATHILDE ROYET - FRANCE 43 38 X 43 41 44 41 38 41.20
SERGEIJ TCHIRKOV - RUSSIA 48 44 43 X 43 X 47 39 44.25
CELINE RIVOAL - FRANCE 35 38 X 36 36 40 43 40 38.00
 
Contestants - Round III 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total
VLADIMIR LOUKITCHEV - RUSSIA 40 47 41 X 40 40 X 46 41.75
MATHILDE ROYET - FRANCE 44 46 46 45 44 X 44 45 44.80
MILOS MILIVOJEVIC - YUGOSLAVIA X 47.5 45 44 45 45 45 48 45.50
AIDAR GAINULLIN - RUSSIA 50 49 50 X 49 50 X 49 49.50
SERGEIJ TCHIRKOV - RUSSIA 49 48 49 X 43 46 X 47 47.50
 
Contestant - Final Mark Sheet I II III Total
AIDAR GAINULLIN - RUSSIA 47.50 48.50 49.50 145.50
SERGEIJ TCHIRKOV - RUSSIA 44.50 44.25 47.50 137.25
MILOS MILIVOJEVIC - YUGOSLAVIA 45.70 43.40 45.50 134.60
MATHILDE ROYET - FRANCE 43.20 41.20 44.80 129.20
VLADIMIR LOUKITCHEV - RUSSIA 42.00 42.25 41.75 126.00
CELINE RIVOAL - FRANCE 39.80 38.00   77.80
CHRISTEL SAUTAUX - SWITZERLAND 38.20     38.20
ILYA RYSKOV - RUSSIA 37.75     37.75
SERGI REPIN - RUSSIA 37.00     37.00
SEBRINA RIVIERE - FRANCE 37.00     37.00
SABASTIAN LAMARRE - FRANCE 36.80     36.80
LYNDSAY ANN ALLAN - UNITED KINGDOM 33.60     33.60
General - Coupe Mondiale, 2001
  • There is no limit of numbers of candidates from each country
  • Candidates up to 32 years of age are allowed to enter the competition. (Year of birth: born in 1969 or later)
  • Entries Close: 15 August 2001

    Awards:
    1st Place: Coupe Mondiale Challenge Cup, Donated by the National Accordion Organisation of the UK & presented by Mr Raymond Bodell - NAO Chairman.
    Souvenir Trophy donated by Guildford Accordion Club and $1000 Prize money.
    2nd Place. Souvenir Trophy donated by Harlow Accordion Club and $500 Prize money.
    3rd Place: Souvenir Trophy donated by East Surrey Accordion Society and $300 Prize money.
List of Contestants - Program - Coupe Mondiale, 2001
Name Program
1. Lyndsay-Ann ALLAN
United Kingdom 		1st Round:
Sonata in D Major (Scarlatti)
Prelude and Fugue in F major (Bach)
2nd Round:
Five Pictures from Gulag (Vlassov)
Final Round:
Don Rhapsody mvt 3 (Semionov)
Cordoba Op 232 No 4 (Albeniz)
Malaguena (Lecuona)
Divertissement Rhapsodique (Logist)
2. Magali BOISSIER
France		 1st Round:
Sonata in C Major (Scarlatti)
Prelude and Fugue in G# (Bach)
2nd Round:
Peintures d'Automne ( Kusyakov)
Final Round:
Prelude et Fugue (Buxterhude)
Sonate (Mozart)
Don Rhapsodie No 2 (Semionov)
Disco Toccata (Makkonen)
3. Branko DZINOVIC
Yugoslavia		 1st Round:
Sonata in C# minor (Scarlatti)
Prelude & Fuga G# major (Bach)
2nd Round:
Sonata No 1 (Kusyakov)
Final Round:
Choral in B minor (Franck)
Phantasie 84 (Ganzer)
Concert Piece for Accordion (Feld)
4. Aidar GAINULLIN
Russia		 1st Round:
Sonata in D major (Scarlatti)
Prelude and Fugue in G# minor (Bach)
2nd Round:
Sonata No 3, mvts 2, 3, & 4 (Zolotariev)
Final Round:
Toccata ( Katzer)
Romance (Angelis)
Etude Eb major (Paganini)
Passacalia (Ganzer)
5. Sebastian LAMARRE
France		 1st Round:
Sonata in Eb Major (Scarlatti)
Prelude and Fugue (Bach)
2nd Round:
Goulag (Vlassov)
Final Round:
Phantasie 84 (Ganzer)
Toccata No 1 (Schmidt)
Interieur (Angelis)
6. Vladimir LOUKITCHEV
Russia		 1st Round:
Sonata N154 (Scarlatti)
Prelude and Fugue in G# minor (Bach)
2nd Round:
Sonata No 4 (Kusyakov)
Final Round:
Sonata No 1 (Semyonov)
Dumka (Balakirev)
The Flight Beyond theTime (Makkonen)
Ballade (Bonakov)
7. Milos MILIVOJEVIC
Yugoslavia		 1st Round:
Sonata F# Minor (Scarlatti)
Prelude & Fugue Eb Major (Bach)
2nd Round:
Autumnal Sceneries (Kusjakov)
Final Round:
Choral d-moll from Sonata No 6 (Mendelssohn)
Flight Meat Bolls over the Fance (Schmidt)
Brook (Grieg)
Don Rhapsody No 2, mvt 2 ( Semionov)
Introduction and Tarantela (Sarasate)
8. Sergei REPIN
Russia		 1st Round:
Sonata in A (Scarlatti)
Prelude & Fugue in D (Bach)
2nd Round:
Carpathian Suite (Zubitsky)
Final Round:
Metamorphoses (Lundquist)
Flora's Game (Piazzolla)
Italian Polka (Rahmaninov)
9. Sabrina RIVIERE
France		 1st Round:
Sonata in D (Scarlatti)
Prelude and Fugue G (Bach)
2nd Round:
Sonata No 1 (Semionov)
Final Round:
Partita Concertante No 2 (Zubitsky)
Phantaisie 84 (Ganzer)
No 3 Prelude e Fugue et Variation (Franck)
Danse Ukrainienne (Semionov)
10. Celine RIVOAL
France 		1st Round:
Sonata K87 (Scarlatti)
Prelude and Fugue BWV 852 (Bach)
2nd Round:
Sonata No 2 (Kusjakov)
Final Round:
Frelude and Fugue (Bruckner)
Like a Water Buffalo (Tchaikovsky)
Cadenza (Pade)
Schamensprungen (Frauendorff)
11. Mathilde ROYET
France		 1st Round:
Sonate in Dm (Scarlatti)
Prelude and Fugue in G (Bach)
2nd Round:
Suite Espanquole (Belocheski)
Final Round:
La Pastorale (Frank)
L'Egyptienne (Rameau)
En Avant ! Ou? (Katzer)
La Cachila (Arolas)
Telephone (Briacov)
12. Ilya RYSKOV
Russia		 1st Round:
Sonata in E (Scarlatti)
Prelude and Fugue in F (Bach)
2nd Round:
Karpatskaya Suite (Zubitsky)
Final Round:
Prelude and Fugue in Am (Bach)
Hungarian Dance No 5 (Bach)
Quartet No 1, mvt 2 (Tchaikovsky)
Autumns Dream (Shenderev)
13. Christel SAUTAUX
Switzerland		 1st Round:
Sonata K20
Prelude and Fugue BWV 860 (Bach)
2nd Round:
An American in Japan (Guidotti)
Final Round:
Sonata (Mozart)
Impressions Russes (Novotny)
Toccata (Katzer)
Toccata (Derbenko) 
 
The Required Program - Coupe Mondiale, 2001
1st Section - Testpiece - Coupe Mondiale, 2001
  • T. Lundquist - Botany Play. (Candidates may choose any 3 - 5 movements)
    The Test Piece is available on request from both the CIA Secretary or this web site.
  • any Prelude and Fugue from the Well Tempered Clavier, Book I or II, by J.S. Bach
  • any Sonata by Domenico Scarlatti
    (Testpiece, Prelude and Fugue and Sonata must be played in one sitting and may be performed in any order)
2nd Section - Original Work - Coupe Mondiale, 2001
  • One original work for the accordion
3rd Section - Choice Program - Coupe Mondiale, 2001
  • Own choice program consisting of three (3) or more pieces of different styles and characters. Playing time: min. 20 minutes to max. 30 minutes
Prizes and Awards - Coupe Mondiale, 2001
  • All candidates shall receive a Diploma of participation
  • 1st: $1000.00, 2nd: $500.00, 3rd: $300.00
  • National member associations are requested to offer concerts or a tour for the 1st Prize Winners.
  • All winners must be present in person at the awards ceremony. In case of absence, their prize may be accepted by a delegate of their country. The diploma can only be mailed by the CIA Secretary.
Confederation Internationale des Accordeonistes (CIA) - General Secretary
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