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Conditions of the Conducting Course:
The course is open to active participants and auditors and to all levels from beginners to professionals!
There is NO AGE LIMIT.
The master class is open until filled.
Please fill out the online application form that you can find at the webpage www.philharmonie.com
The course language is ENGLISH.
Free choice of repertoire (subject to confirmation by the Orchestra).
Participants of conducting competitions are very welcome. We will find the music for you.
There will be a final workshop concert where all active participants can conduct.
Further Information:
Active participants should fill in the application form. Participation will be confirmed after receipt of application.
The course language is English, so if you do not speak English please let us know.
After the course, each participant, whether active or auditor, will receive a certificate of participation signed by the Maestro Teacher
Berliner Festspiele
Please pay attention to the fact that in the same time from 3. September to 21. September there is Berliner Festspiele taking place in the city, so you will have the opportunity to see the best orchestras worldwide, all in one.
We have arranged tickets for you for these concerts:
4. September 2009, 20 Uhr, Philharmonie Berlin
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Colin Durrie, Percussion
Leigh Melrose, Bariton
David Robertson, conductor
Programm:
Iannis Xenakis: Nomos Gamma (1967-68) for orchestra
Sergei Rachmaninow: Die Toteninsel (1909)
Symphonische Dichtung nach Arnold Böcklin op. 29
Iannis Xenakis: Aïs (1980) for baritone, percussion solo and
orchestra on lyrics of Homer and Sappho
Dmitri Schostakowitsch: Symphonie Nr. 9Es-Dur op. 70 (1945)
5. September 2009, 20 Uhr, Philharmonie Berlin
KONINKLIJK CONCERTGEBOUWORKEST
Mariss Jansons, conductor
Programm:
Alfred Schnittke: Ritual for orchestra (1984/85)
Joseph Haydn: Symphonie Nr. 100 G-Dur „Military“ (1794)
Dmitri Schostakowitsch: Symphonie Nr. 10 e-moll op. 93 (1953)
Accommodation Information:
We organize accommodation at a special low rate for all participants of the course.
German visa:
We can offer you assistance in getting the visa supporting documents which are needed to get the German VISA. Contact us for more details, we will be happy to help you.
Michail Jurowski:
Michail Jurowski was born in 1945 as a son of the famous composer Vladimir Jurowski. He grew up in the circle of worldwide renowned artists of the former Soviet Union such as D. Ojstrach, M. Rostropovitch, L. Kogan, E. Gilels, and A. Chatchaturjan. The Jurowski family was also very close to Dmitri Shostakovich. Jurowski was educated at the highest level at the Moscow Conservatory, where he studied conducting under Leo Ginsburg and music science under Alexei Kandinsky. Already during his studies he assisted Gennadi Rozhdestvensky at the National Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra of Moscow. From 1978 on Jurowski was a regular guest conductor at Berlin’s Komische Oper. In 1989 an invitation by the Semperoper in Dresden led to a permanent engagement. He has been living in Germany ever since and within the shortest time became one of the most sought after conductors for both theatres and concerts.
The most significant milestones in his career in the German language area include:
1989-1996 Permanent conductor at the Semperoper Dresden;
1992-1998 General music director and chief conductor of the Northwest German Philharmonic Orchestra in Herford;
1997-1999 General Music Director and chief conductor of the North German Philharmonic Orchestra and the Volkstheater Rostock;
1999-2001 Chief conductor of the Leipzig Opera;
1998-2006 Regular guest conductor of the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra;
2001-2006 Regular guest conductor of the Deutsche Oper Berlin;
Since 2003 First guest conductor of the Tonkünstler Orchestra of Lower Austria;
Since 2006 Chief conductor of the WDR Radio Symphony Orchestra Cologne.
If you have further questions don't hesitate to contact us: conducting@philharmonie.com
For more information:
The Philharmonisches Kammerochester Berlin is the promoter of this course.
For further questions, please write to conducting@philharmonie.com.
PHILHARMONISCHES
KAMMERORCHESTER BERLIN
Akazienstraße 3
D-10823 Berlin
Tel.: +49 (0)30 720 111 0
Fax: +49 (0)30 720 111 29
Mobil: +49 (0)172 320-5261
conducting@philharmonie.com
www.philharmonie.com
Les participants ayant réussi recevront à la fin des cours un certificat signé du professeur.
Nous avons eu des cours avec Janos Fürst, Kenneth Kiesler, Uros Lajovic, Gustav Meier, Colin Metters, Otto-Werner Mueller, Jorma Panula, Vladimir Ponkin, Rolf Reuter, Gennady Rozhdestvensky et Leif Segerstam, comptant parmi les professeurs de direction d'orchestre les plus connus du monde.
Nous prévoyons nos prochains cours pour l'été et l'hiver. Les professeurs et les dates ne sont pas encore établis. Si vous voulez être informés dès que les détails des cours sont disponibles, veuillez vous inscrire à notre newsletter
Il y aura des répétitions avec des orchestres professionnels allemands connus ainsi que des sessions video. Les participants passifs peuvent aussi assister aux répétitions et aux sessions vidéo. De plus, il y aura des répétitions de piano avec le Maestro.
Conditions des cours de Direction d'Orchestre:
Les participants actifs doivent envoyer un Curriculum Vitae. Votre participation
sera confirmée après la réception de votre dossier. Aucune limite d'âge. Libre choix du répertoire (sujet à confirmation). Il y aura des sessions de vidéo afin d'analyser les étudiants.
La langue du cours sera l'anglais, si vous ne parlez pas anglais veuillez nous le faire savoir, nous essaierons de vous trouver un interprète.
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