Autumn Fairy Tale
Nominations: Choreography, Orchestras, Choirs, Theatre, Circus and sports show, Artistic creation, Folklore.
Festival of more nominations under the auspices of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic
Autumn Faire Tale 27.10-01.11.2018/19/20
Date of filing of the application before 15.09 2018/19
Autumn in Europe is particularly colourful and varied. A medieval fairy tale architecture is draped in red and yellow autumn clothes. The air is clean, sun-drenched, rain is minimal compared to other periods. Romance and harmony are the main autumn mood in Europe. It was so immersed in fairy tales, fairy tales in autumn.
Slovakia, Austria, Italy, Czech Republic and Germany, the festival of the country, which offer plenty of markets with different delicacies, souvenirs and handmade products.
The participants of the festival “Autumn Fairy Tale” and “The Winter Fairy Tale.” will fall into Christmas spirit The uniqueness of the festival “Autumn Fairy Tale” and “The Winter Fairy Tale,” based on the fact that collect the most artistic representative of various categories from around the world. Participants of the International Youth Forum festivals expand artistic possibilities of contemporary art in all its forms, thus influencing and creating artistic youth at the global level.
Choreography: ballet, modern ballet, modern, hip-hop, pop dance, folk dance and stylization, sports dance, ballroom dancing and aesthetics.
Orchestras and instrumental ensembles: folk, string, wind, percussion, mixed
Performance at its own discretion: folk art, classical, jazz, pop, rock
Choirs and vocal ensembles: spiritual, folk, jazz, classical, classical and contemporary works
Artists: paintings, national and folk crafts
The contest is divided by individual nominations, each of which is assessed separately
The jury is composed of famous personalities from different generations
The chairman of the choreographic jury is Mgr. Miroslav Pešíková (national artist and a merited member of the National theatre in Prague).
Chairman of the music jury is Doc. Mgr. Jan Maria Dobrodinský, educator, composer, conductor, honorary conductor of the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra, holder of prestigious award from Czech Minister of Culture, winner of Bedrich Smetana award.
The chairman of the art jury is the gallerist, artist and member of the union of visual artists of the Czech Republic, Mr. Jiří Kreml.
A younger member of the jury is choreographed Simon Kuban. Simon leads the master-class (modern choreography) for festival participants.
Musician, conductor and composer David Luke gives his works for inclusion of repertoire of musical groups and choirs.
11 years are the International Youth Forum festivals, known for its expert panel that advises, makes recommendations and helps group leaders from various countries.
The culmination of the competition is a competition concert, in which the jury selects the best numbers. On this day, participants have the opportunity to show in the best light on the theatre scene of the House of Culture in Teplice, or Maskaron theatre with a professional finish, professional lighting and sound system.
The main event of the festival is gala concert, which takes place on one of the best scenes in Prague – Prague Congress Centre, or Hybernia Theatre. Gala concert is completed by a common anthem and accompanied by fireworks.
Precious gifts of the festival – a unique vases of Bohemian glass engraved with golden angel – symbol of festival.
Festivals “Autumn Fairy Tale” and “The Winter Fairy Tale” are closed by concert of laureates in Berlin, where eager audiences welcomes the winners of the International Youth Forum.
In addition, valuable gifts and diplomas with the logos of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic, Ústí nad Labem region, Teplice spa resort and City Hall. Prague, group leaders receive thank of the jury and grants from the organizers.
Part of the entertainment and cultural program of the International Youth Forum are three main cities – Vienna, Prague and Berlin, which are beautiful in all seasons.
“Winter Fairy Tale” and “Autumn Fairy Tale” – knowledge of different cultures in all its forms, both on stage and in the architecture and history of the most famous parts of Europe, such as Marie-Theresien Platz, Vienna Opera, Astronomical Clock and St. Vitus Berlin Reichstag.
Thermal aqua park in Decin and Berlin Tropical Islands provide good weather and a festive mood throughout the year.
Programs „A“ + „B“
Vienna * Teplice * Dresden * Prague * Berlin
27. 10. – 1. 11. 2018 / 2019 / 2020
Program „C“
Vienna * Bratislava * Piestany * Venice * Gardaland Park * Prague
25. 10. – 31. 10. 2018 / 2019 / 2020
Program „C-economy“
Bratislava * Piestany * Budapest * Vienna * Teplice
25. 10. – 30. 10. 2018 / 2019 / 2020
CONFIRMATION OF PARTICIPATION
Each participant of the festival (ensemble or soloist) completes the application form and the organizing committee shall submit the following documents confirming participation in the festival:
Completed application form from the website
The Endowment Fund International Youth Forum
Prague 4, Tel: +420-267911785; 603163155; Fax: +420-267911783; email: festival@praha-c
- Confirmation of the advance payment
In response to the application form, the Organizing Committee will send official invitation with the name of the group, the name of the manager and confirmation of reservations, for possible consulate needs. Participants of the festival will receive a competitive program, corresponding with the declared category.
After submitting an application, the advance payment in amount of 1.500 EUR is required. This amount is considered as an advance and is reflected in the final overall budget. The remaining amount – the supplement is necessary to transfer to a bank account of the organizer no later than three weeks prior to arrival.
In case of interest for transportation it is necessary to confirm the order 60 days before arrival.
The price for transportation is determined individually in relation to the program each group. In case of early application, the transfers from and to the airport (Prague, Vienna), and in the days of tours, are free of charge, within programs: V-1; V-1 (economy); V-2; V-2 (economy).
Price depends on the total number of persons in the group.
COST OF PARTICIPATION – Participation in the festival is paid
Applications accepted by 15. 9. 2018/ 2019 / 2020
| 35 EUR per each participant
Variations of programs V-1, V-2, V-3, V-4 |
Festival fee for groups up to 21 people |
| 30 EUR per each participant
Variations of programs V-1, V-2, V-3, V-4 |
Festival fee for groups up from 21 people |
| 25 EUR per each participant
Variations of programs V-1, V-2, V-3, V-4 |
Festival fee for groups up from 42 people |
| 100 EUR per nomination | Festival fee for soloists and duets |
| 140 EUR per nomination | Festival fee for trios and quartets |
Age categories of participants in all categories:
- 1st age category 6-9years;
- 2nd age category 10-12 years;
- 3rd age category – 13-15 years;
- 4th age category – 16-19 let Professional
- 5th age category – 20-25 let professionals
- 6th 25 and more
- 7th mixed age group
Condition Nomination
FESTIVAL COMPETITION TARGETS
TERMS & CONDITIONS
SPECIAL ADWORDS
ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT
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Autumn Fairy Tale 2016 : Prague-Teplice -Berlin
Teplice * Festival “Autumn Fairy Tale -2015“
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Prague * Gala – concert “Autumn Fairy Tale 2015“
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Autumn Fairy Tale 2014 – Teplice
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Autumn Fairy Tale Europe 2015 – Piestany, Slovakia *
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Prague * Gala – concert “Autumn Fairy Tale-2015”
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Prizes, according to the nominations the performers of the festival Autumn fairy tale 2015.
The competition was evaluated by a jury:
Mgr. Miroslavá Pešikova – President of the jury, national artist, prima ballerina,
(Peoples artist of Czech Republic) / IS AWARDING
Ekaterina Rodionova – the deserved artist of Ukraine / IS AWARDING
Dis. Jana Ihnátová – pedagogue and choreographer DDM Decin
Mgr.art. Jana Podhorná – pedagogue and choreographer, Peter Obuch (Slovakia)
We are invites all the teachers on stage for the awarding!
| Nomination / age category
Nomination |
Name / Name of the performer / city/ the leader | The award |
| DIPLOMA FOR PARTICIPATION IN CREATIVE COOPERATION | OLGA ZOLOTAROVA EKO CLUB 72
ODESSA, UKRAINE |
|
| INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC | Ensemble ČERNOBRYVTSI
Odessa, Ukraine / Alla Adosova |
1ST DEGREE LAUREATE |
| MODERN DANCE
MIXED GROUPS |
Klepeto – children clogging group
Prague /Jan Kudláček |
2ND DEGREE LAUREATE |
| MODERN DANCE
III.SK. |
TS AUSTEDIS
Piešťany, Slovakia Miriam Šupenová |
1ST DEGREE DIPLOMA |
| Dance ensemble Ivan da Maria
Zhukovsky, Russia Marina Petrovnina |
3RD DEGREE LAUREATE |
|
| MODERN DANCE
IV.SK. |
TS AUSTEDIS
Piešťany, Slovakia Miriam Šupenová |
2ND DEGREE LAUREATE |
| MODERN DANCE
V.SK. |
MJ studio – Milana Ježková dance studio
Prague |
1ST DEGREE LAUREATE |
| VAUDEVILLE DANCE
I.sk. |
Dance Studio Sen
Shelegeda Nelya /Prague |
1ST DEGREE DIPLOMA |
| VAUDEVILLE DANCE
II.sk. |
TS PLEJÁDY – older group
Piešťany, Slovensko Monika Ondrášiková |
2ND DEGREE DIPLOMA |
| Dance Studio Sen
Shelegeda Nelya /Prague |
3RD DEGREE LAUREATE |
|
| VAUDEVILLE DANCE
III.sk. |
TS PLEJÁDY
Piešťany, Slovakia Monika Ondrášiková |
1ST DEGREE DIPLOMA |
| ORIGINAL GENRE | Studio taneczno-akrobat Sosnowiec, Poland Anita Szumiec |
1ST DEGREE DIPLOMA |
| NATIONAL DANCE STYLISATION II.SK. | Exemplary ensemble of dance Ivan da Maria
Žukovský, Russia Marina Petrovnina |
1ST DEGREE LAUREATE |
| NATIONAL DANCE
II.SK. |
DFS Striebornička –
Piešťany, Slovakia Mgr Dagmar Kuběnová |
2ND DEGREE LAUREATE |
| Exemplary ensemble of dance Ivan da Maria
Žukovský, Russia Marina Petrovnina |
1ST DEGREE LAUREATE |
|
| NATIONAL DANCE
III.SK. |
Exemplary ensemble of dance Ivan da Maria
Žukovský, Russia Marina Petrovnina |
2ND DEGREE LAUREATE |
| National Dance ensemble VARENKA
Saratov, Russia Andrej Utenkov, Natalia Mašina |
1ST DEGREE LAUREATE |
|
| NATIONAL DANCE
IV.SK. |
DFS Striebornička –
Piešťany, Slovakia Mgr Dagmar Kuběnová |
3RD DEGREE LAUREATE |
| NATIONAL DANCE
MIXED GROUP |
National ensemble – dance theatre Slavjani
Černigov, Ukrine Vladimir a Marina Dadečko |
1ST DEGREE LAUREATE |
| FESTIVAL SPECIAL AWARDS | ||
| AWARD FOR FESTIVAL PARTICIPATION AND ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS | Dance group KALIMERO
Vyškov, Dagmara Kubíčková |
ORGANISATOR AWARD |
| SPECIAL JURY AWARD FOR ARTISTIC IMPRESSION AND PERFORMANCE ON THE STAGE | MJ studio – Milana Ježková dance studio
Prague |
SPECIAL AWARD |
| PRIZE OF JURY FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMACE IN COMPETITIVE DANCES | National ensemble – dance theatre Slavjani
Černigov, Ukraine Vladimir a Marina Dadečko |
AWARD OF THE JURY |
| GRAND AWARD OF JURY FOR EXTRAORDINARY ARTISTIC, TECHNICAL AND STYLISH PERFORMANCE OF DANCES | National dance ensemble VARENKA
Saratov, Russia Andrej Utenkov, Natalia Mašina |
GRAND AWARD OF THE JURY |
Stages, Prague
Prague Congress Centre
With beautiful panoramic views over the city, the Prague Congress Centre (PCC) is one of the most prominent landmarks of the Czech capital. The PCC complex also includes the Vyšehrad Business Centre and the 4-star Holiday Inn Prague Congress Centre with 251 rooms.
The Prague Congress Centre ranks among the best-known congress venues in Europe with more than 50 halls, reception and meeting rooms with a total capacity of up to 9,300 people, and 13,000 m2 of exhibition space.
The centre’s high technical standards and diverse options for arranging meeting spaces make the venue a prime choice for hosting exhibitions, social events, banquets, and cultural productions, as well as congresses and conferences.
The largest hall is the Congress Hall with a maximum capacity of 2,764. Thanks to its excellent acoustics, the Congress Hall ranks among the best concert halls in the world.
Theatre Hybenia
Stages, Teplice
House of Culture, Teplice
Acoustic equipment, barman show, catering services, data / video projector, decorations (fresh and artificial flowers, national flags, textile decorations), DVD, flip-chart, lighting technology, moderator, overhead projector, PC / notebook, photographic services, projection screen, recorded music / disc jockey, screens, security and protection service, stewarding service, travel services (rail, coach and air tickets, visas, entrance tickets, etc.), tribune, white board.
Theatre Maskaron, Teplice
The history of the theatre in Teplice has always correlated with the spa. The first theatre in Teplice was set up in the half of the 18th century in the castle by its founder František Václav Clary Aldringen. Soon afterwards the theatre with 285 seats turned out to be too small to house audiences that were so fond of art. For this reason, the summer theatre in Trnovan Park was founded in the half of the 19th century. The proposal to build a new town theatre in Teplice was first presented in 1861 and it brought about a discussion about where to build it and what it should be like. In 1871 a decision was made: the place where the today’s theatre stands was chosen. The new theatre had the capacity to house 815 sitting audiences and 185 standing audiences. At first, the theatre was run by the town itself but later it was rented to theatrical directors. Local inhabitants did not enjoy the building very long though. On September 1, 1919 at night the building burned to the ground. In 1921 a new proposal to build a new theatre in the very same place was passed. The new building was to involve a spacious theatre, spa hall, cinema and large restaurant
Stages, Berlin
Culture House
Theatre des Westen
