インターナショナル・ロストラム・オブ・コンポーザーズ
LOODEKAAR by Jüri REINVERE (Estonie/Estonia)
Works recommended in the category of composers under 30:
Afar by Daniel JUDKOVSKI (Argentine/Argentina)
La joie éclatante des jeunes époux by Pierre-K. KLANAC (Canada)
Date, place and venue: Paris, June 14-18 1999, UNESCO
Participation: national networks from 33 countries and five continents, including five from Asia and the Pacific area and four from the Americas.
Number of works presented: 63
Chairman: Finnish Radio (YLE) producer Heikki Valsta
Selected works:
ARIEL by Brett Dean (Australia)
GROUND by Rolf WALLIN (Norway)
Recommended Works:
Mondes impossibles I by Irinel ANGHEL (Romania)
NR.31 by Richard AYRES (Netherlands)
Algol 8 by Anders BRODSGAARD (Danemark)
Concerto pour violon by Bernard CAVANNA (France)
The songs by Selga MENCE (Latvia)
La chambre claire by Misato MOCHIZUKI (Germany)
Symphony N°5 by Pehr Henrik NORDGREN
Intermezzo from the expedition by Klas TORSTENSSON (Sweden)
Concerto à rebours... by Tadeusz WIELECKI (Pologne)
Work selected in the category of composers under 30:
WAVES II B by Maja RATKJE (Norway)
Works recommended in the category of composers under 30:
Concert for guitar and strings by Robert KURDYBACHA (Poland)
La chambre claire by Misato MOCHIZUKI (Germany)
Place, date and venue: Paris, June 15-19 1998, UNESCO
Participation: national networks from 36 countries and five continents, including six from Asia and the Pacific area and four from the Americas. Eastern Europe was particularly well represented with 12 countries participating.
Number of works presented: 60
Chairman: Finnish Radio (YLE) producer Heikki Valsta
Selected work:
WATT POUR TROMBONE ET ORCHESTRE by Pascal DUSAPIN (France)
Recommended Works:
Borealis by Harry FREEDMAN (Canada)
Chiaroscuro by Rolf GUPTA (Norway)
Valediction by Gudmundur HASTEINSSON (Iceland)
Piano Concerto N°2 by Zygmunt KRAUZE (Poland)
Violin Concerto by Per MARTENSSON (Sweden)
Monedas de Hierro by Martin Matalon (Argentina)
Flame Spiral by Tokuhide NIIMI (Japan)
Ein Haus mit einem Dach by Martijn PADDING (Netherlands)
Our whisper woke no clocks by Asbjorn SHAATHUN (Norway)
De imaginum, signorum et idearum compositione by Mauricio SOTELO (Spain)
Work selected in the category of composers under 30:
SEVEN MINIATURE FOR ORCHESTRA by Tommi KÄRKKÄINEN (Finland)
Works recommended in the category of composers under 30:
Sign by Kotaro MORIKAWA (Japan)
El cementario marino by Julieta SZEWACH (Argentina)
A travers by Helena TULVE (Estonia)
Place, date and venue: Paris, June 23-27 1997, UNESCO
Participation: 36 national networks from five continents, including six from Asia and the Pacific area and four from the Americas.
Number of works presented: 73
Chairman: Finnish Radio (YLE) producer Heikki Valsta
Selected work:
CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRA by Marc-Andre DALBAVIE (France)
Recommended Works:
Indian song book by Hakon Berge (Norway)
The wild boys by Colin Bright (Australia)
Shadows by Peter Eotvos (Hungary)
Abglanz und Schweigen by Thomas Heinisch (Austria)
Concerto festivo by Aleksander Lason (Poland)
Metallics by Yan Maresz (France)
Organ concerto by Hjalmar H. Ragnarsson (Iceland)
Wonder by Paul Steenhuisen (Canada)
Symphony n°5 by Lepo Sumera (Estonia)
String orchestra n°3 "There must be some way out of here" by Jacob Ter Veldhuis (Netherlands)
Work selected in the category of composers under 30:
ABGLANZ UND SCHWEIGEN by Thomas HEINISCH (Austria)
Works recommended in the category of composers under 30:
Symphonische Studie by Martin Curschmann (Germany)
Un, deux, beaucoup by Eric Morin (Canada)
Place, date and venue: Paris, June 10-14 1996, UNESCO
Participation: national networks from 35 countries and five continents, including six from Asia and the Pacific area and six from the Americas.
Number of works presented: 72
Chairman: Mogens Andersen (Danmarks Radio)
Selected work:
OAIJE by Par LINGREN (Sweden)
Recommended Works:
Deep waters rejoice by Kalevi Aho (Finland)
Rimbaudiannisia MCMXCV by Jorge Antunes (Brazil)
Maturity by Jose Halac (Argentina)
Der Abstieg. Prelude pour la mort de Virgile by Thierry Lancino (France)
From the drums comes a thundering beat by Kelly-Marie Murphy (Canada)
Speculorum memoria by Luis Naon (Argentina)
Lonicera caprifolium by Olga Neuwirth (Austria)
Pierrot lunatique by Mario Pagliarini (Switzerland)
Sappho's tears by Calliope Tsoupaki (The Netherlands)
Opus 21 by Toivo Tulev (Estonia)
Work selected in the category of composers under 30:
FLOREO by Mari VIHMAND (Estonia)
Works recommended in the category of composers under 30:
Diptych by Julian Anderson (United Kingdom)
Lonicera caprifolium by Olga Neuwirth (Austria)
Nightfalling III burnt out... by Joseph Hyde (United Kingdom)
Place, date and venue: Paris, June 6-9 1995, UNESCO
Participation: 33 national networks from five continents, including six from Asia and the Pacific area and six from the Americas.
Number of works presented: 58
Chairman: Mogens Andersen (Danmarks Radio)
Selected work:
EI-SHO by Michio KITAZUME (Japan)
Recommended Works:
Trigonalia by Zbigniew Bargielski (Poland)
Jitanjafora by Sergio Barroso (Canada)
Im Halbdunkel by Silvia Fomina (Germany)
Failles fluorescentes by Carlos Gratzer (Argentina)
Traumbild (Illusion) by A-Sun Han (Republic of Korea)
Landschaft mit Argonauten by Philippe Hersant (France)
Concerto for violin and orchestra by Anders Hillborg (Sweden)
The 22 paths of the tarot by Larry Sitsky (Australia)
Decaying gardens by Bent Sorensen (Denmark)
Requiem in memoriam Peeter Lilje by Erkki-Sven Tuur (Estonia)
Work selected in the category of composers under 30:
3 FOR 13 by Pawel MYKIETYN (Poland)
Works recommended in the category of composers under 30:
Place, date and venue: Paris, May 9-13 1994, UNESCO
Participation: 39 national networks from four continents, including six from Asia and the Pacific area and six from the Americas.
Number of works presented: 67
Chairman: Mogens Andersen (Danmarks Radio)
Selected work:
NATTUVANAR by Eero HAMEENNIEMI (Finland)
Recommended Works:
Living toys by Thomas Ades (UK)
Winter light by Mogens Christensen (Denmark)
Marges III by Frederic Durieux (France)
Ou bien le debarquement by Heiner Goebbels (Germany)
Concerto for oboe and strings by Chris Paul Harman (Canada)
Carpe Diem! by Jouni Kaipainen (Finland)
The time of mirrors by Yoshihiro Kanno (Japan)
Fin de siecle by Stanislaw Krupowicz (Poland)
Cells by Hanspeter Kyburz (Germany)
Miserere by Pawel Szymanski (Poland)
Work selected in the category of composers under 30:
LIVING TOYS by Thomas ADES (UK)
Works recommended in the category of composers under 30:
Concerto for oboe and strings by Chris Paul Harman (Canada)
Jubilate by Eric Tanguy (France)
Place, date and venue: Paris, May 24-28 1993, UNESCO
Participation: national networks from 32 countries and four continents, including five from Asia and the Pacific area and four from the Americas.
Number of works presented: 66
Chairman: Mogens Andersen (Danmarks Radio)
Selected work:
CAPRIOLE by Kimmo HAKOLA (Finland)
Recommended Works:
Idiosynchronie by Jorge Antunes (Brazil)
Attrition by Jean-Luc Fafchamps (Belgium)
Tarantella by Alfred Janson (Norway)
Initiation by Gisle Kverndokk (Norway)
La nuit du sortilege by Philippe Manoury (France)
Le gel par jeu by Gerard Pesson (France)
Atemaj by Uros Rojko (Slovenia)
Kai by Marc Anthony Turnage (UK)
La noche de las noches by Ezequiel Vinao (Argentina)
Konzert für orchester by Herbert Willi (Austria)
Work selected in the category of composers under 30:
INITIATION by Gisle KVERNDOKK (Norway)
Works recommended in the category of composers under 30:
Streichquartett by Pietro Borradori (Italy)
St. Lucie's day by Luca Tessadrelli (Italy)
Esa-Pekka Salonen (1955, Finland): Floof, for soprano and chamber orchestra (1982)
Jesper Koch (1967, Denmark): Icebreaking, for two accordion and percussion (1991)
Thomas Demenga (1954, Switzerland): Solo per due, for cello and orchestra (1990)
Chris Harman (1970, Canada): Iridescence, for 24 strings (1990)
Edith Canat de Chizy (1950, France): Yell, for orchestra (1985)
Benoît Mernier (1964, Belgium): Artifices, for organ (1989)
Daniel Börtz (1943, Sweden): Parodos, for orchestra (1987)
Jukka Koskinen (1965, Finland): String Quartet, (1987)
Jukka Tiensuu (1948, Finland): Tokko, for male choir and computer-generated tape (1987)
Srđan Dedić (1965, Croatia): Snake Charmer, for bass clarinet (1986)
Roger Smalley (1943, Australia): Piano Concerto, for piano and orchestra (1985)
Kimmo Hakola (1958, Finland): String Quartet, (1986)
Magnus Lindberg (1958, Finland): Kraft, for clarinet, cello, piano, 2 percussion, orchestra and tape (1983–85)
Luc Brewaeys (1959, Belgium): E poi c 'era, for orchestra (1985)
Alejandro Iglesias Rossi (1960, Argentina): Ancestral Rites of a Forgotten Culture, mezzo and 6 percussion (1983)
George Benjamin (1960, United Kingdom): At first light, oboe and orchestra (1982)
Eugeniusz Knapik (1951, Poland): String Quartet, (1980)
Alessandro Solbiati (1956, Italy): Di Luce, for violin and orchestra (1982)
György Kurtág (1926, Hungary): Messages de feu demoiselle R.V. Troussova, soprano and chamber orchestra (1976–80)
Detlev Müller-Siemens (1957, Germany): Passacaglia, for orchestra (1978)
Yoshihisa Taïra (1938, France): Meditations, for orchestra (1982)
Magnus Lindberg (1958, Finland): ... de Tartuffe, je crois, for piano quintet (1981)
Frederik van Rossum (1939, Belgium): Réquisitoire, for brass ensemble and percussion (1973)
Jouni Kaipainen (1956, Finland): Trois morceaux de l'aube, for cello and piano (1980–81)
Akira Nishimura (1953, Japan): Ketiak, for 6 percussion (1979)
Aleksander Lason (1951, Poland): Symphony No. 1, for brass winds, percussion, 2 pianos (1975)
Charles Chaynes (1925, France): Pour un monde noir, 4 poems for soprano and orchestra (1976)
Younghi Pagh-Paan (1945, South Korea): Man-Nam, for clarinet, violin, viola and cello (1977)
Manfred Trojahn (1949, Germany): String Quartet (1976)
Louis Andriessen (1932, Netherlands): De Staat, for 4 female vocal soloists and 27 instruments (1972–76)
Dimitar Tapkov (1929, Bulgaria): Cantate pour la paix, for soprano, choir and orchestra (1975)
Tomás Marco (1942, Spain): Autodafé, for piano, organ, three instrumental groups, and violins in echo (1975)
Zsolt Durkó (1934, Hungary): Burial prayer, oratorios for tenor, baritone, choir and orchestra (1967–72)
Boris Ulrich (Yugoslavia): Sinfonia Vespro, (1974)
Hans Kox (1930, Netherlands): L 'Allegri, soprano and orchestra, (1967)
Marek Stachowski (1936, Poland): Neuzis II, vocal ensemble, Celli, contra basses and percussion (1968)
Teizo Matsumura (1929, Japan): Piano Concerto No 1, piano and orchestra (1973)
Marlo Nobre (1939, Brazil): Biosfera, string orchestra, (1970)
Ladislav Kubík (1946, Czechoslovakia): Lament of the Warrior's Wife, for soprano, viola, bass clarinet, piano, percussion, and tape (1974)
Salvatore Sciarrino (1947, Italy): Rondo, flute and sextet, (1972)
Henryk Górecki (1933, Poland): Ad Matrem, for soprano, choir and orchestra (1971)
Giacomo Manzoni (1932, Italy): Paroles de Beckett, 2 choirs, 3 groups of instruments and tape (1971)
Peter Schat (1935, Netherlands): To You, mezzo-soprano and 21 electric instruments (1972)
Sandor Balassa (1935, Hungary): Requiem for Lajos reserve, for choir and orchestra (1968–69)
George Crumb (1929, USA): Ancient Voices of Children, soprano and octet (1970)
Peter Ruzicka (1948, West Germany): Metastrophe, an attempt at a break out for 87 instrumentalist, orchestra (1971)
András Szőllősy (1921, Hungary): Concerto No. 3, for sixteen strings (1969)
Roman Haubenstock-Ramati (1919, Poland): Symphony K, for orchestra (1967)
Steven Gellmann (1947, Canada): Mythos II, for flute and string quartet (1968)
György Ligeti (1923, Hungary/Austria): Lontano, for orchestra (1967)
Witold Lutosławski (1913, Poland): Symphony No. 2, for orchestra (1966-7)
Jan Kapr (1914, Czechoslovakia): Exercises pour Gydli, for soprano, flute and harp (1967)