
Rules & Jury
The complete rules for the Christian Lindberg International Solo Competition are available for download using the link above.
This document contains all official information regarding the competition, including eligibility requirements, application procedures, jury procedures, and important deadlines.
All applicants are required to carefully read the full document before submitting their application.
If you have any questions regarding the rules, please contact the competition organisation through the contact information provided on this website.
The repertoire for the competition will consist of:
Preliminary Round (Video Submission):
Contestants must submit a video recording of the Preliminary Round repertoire, performed without accompaniment, by providing an unlisted YouTube or Vimeo link through the online application form.
Round 1:
Contestants perform Music for a Flying Prince, composed by Christian Lindberg, a work specially written for the competition and arranged by the composer in versions for each competition instrument.
Round 2:
Contestants perform the following compulsory work for their instrument, with piano accompaniment. Contestants may request an official accompanist when submitting their application:
Round 3 – Finale
Contestants perform one of the following works with Prince of Denmark Brass and Percussion, conducted by Christian Lindberg:
The final round must be performed from memory.
The Christian Lindberg International Solo Competition will be evaluated by an international jury composed of distinguished musicians, including renowned soloists, professors, and orchestral performers from leading institutions.
The jury will be responsible for evaluating the performances throughout the different rounds of the competition and selecting the prize winners.
Further information about the jury members will be published in the coming months.