FINALISTS 2019
Christopher Culpo, 58, France: Mundus Imaginalis / Photo Anne Graaf
Pertti Jalava, 58, Finland: Concerto for Viola and Orchestra / Photo Tommi Kolunen
Andrea Portera, 44, Italy: Klecksophonic Lieder
Tomi Räisänen, 42, Finland: Portal (Marimba Concerto) / Photo Tomoko Edition Troy
Roberto Sansuini, 52, Italy: Four Tales for Small Orchestra / Photo Cristiano Bonassera
THE JURY’S RECOMMENDED LIST
There were so many entries that the Jury also compiled a list of recommended works that, though good, did not reach the finals.
Pyotr Apollonov, 43, Russia: Chagall
Nikolai Brücher, 39, Germany: Pan Episodes
Greg Caffrey, 55, Ireland: A Terrible Beauty
Hugh Collins Rice, 56, United Kingdom: Two Pictures
Arnaud Fillion, 39, France: Concerto pour guitare et orchestre
Bruk Fridrich, 81, Finland: Sinfonia No. 21 ”Aavistus” (Presentiment)
Daniele Gasparini, 43, Italy: Once beyond a time
Jan Holý, 70, Czech Republic: The Harlequin’s Carnival
Maija Hynninen, 41, Finland: Incandescence - Concerto for Oboe
Camille van Lunen, 60, France/The Netherlands: Seascapes
Koldo Karmelo Pastor Arriazu, 71, Spain: Concierto para guitarra y orquesta
Riccardo Perugini, 22, Italy: Malerbe
Ilias Rachaniotis, 40, Greece: Five songs for Lorca
Finalists of the III International Uuno Klami Composition Competition (2013-2014)
At the first assessment stage in early spring 2019 the Jury will choose at least three but not more than five of the anonymous entries for performance in the finals.The names of the finalists will then be announced and the finalists will be invited to attend the rehearsals for and premieres of their works. The Jury will not place the works in order of merit until after they have been performed at the rehearsals and the finals concerts in autumn 2019.