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Instrument Fund Music Chapel Gala Concert – Digital Edition 11.03.21 - 20:15 © M. F. Photography © M. F. Music Chapel 73 Artists in residence 16 Associated Artists in Residence 23 Nationalities 7 Masters in Residence & 2 Guest Masters José van Dam, voice Chair granted by an anonymous donor Sophie Koch, Guest Master - voice Augustin Dumay, violin Miguel da Silva, viola & chamber music Gary Hoffman, cello Louis Lortie, piano Chair granted by Baillet Latour Fund Vineta Sareika (violin), chamber music Gregor Sigl (viola), chamber music Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden, Guest Master - chamber music & piano “Community Projects” Chair Chair granted by Fondation Futur21 Principal Sponsor Co-sponsors Sous la Présidence d’Honneur de Sa Majesté la Reine Paola Onder het Erevoorzitterschap van Hare Majesteit Koningin Paola Under the Honorary Chairmanship of Her Majesty Queen Paola Music and the training of young people mean a lot to me, and I am delighted to see them here at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel. My dearest wish is that the level of excellence of the Music Chapel will help young talents to give their best and to create an internatio- nal musical elite, beyond borders and cultures. 2 3 Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel – December 2020 Photography © M. F. Concert de Gala 2021 en mode « digital » Fr Le 11 mars 2020, la Chapelle Musicale, en accord avec Bozar et le Belgian National Orchestra, prenait la décision difficile de reporter son concert de Gala annuel fixé deux jours plus tard. Une pandémie planétaire nous confinait deux jours après et une année hors du commun s’ensuivait pour tous. La vie de la Chapelle Musicale, pendant la crise sanitaire, s’est vite organisée en mettant en place un cursus mixte, « online » et « présen- tiel » en fonction des différentes phases de lockdown et de déconfinements successifs. La Chapelle a maintenu, pendant ces 12 derniers mois, une activité artistique la plus intense possible, permettant ainsi à cette génération de jeunes artistes en résidence de travailler, de répéter, d’enregistrer et de donner des concerts face à un public distancé ou en digital. La saison MuCH 2020-2021, commencée « normalement », s’est transformée en une saison « MucH on air » avec des rendez-vous hebdomadaires qui ont touché des dizaines de milliers de spectateurs sur notre chaîne Youtube et sur nos réseaux sociaux, en Bel- gique et à travers le monde. La Chapelle Musicale a été proactive et ambitieuse dans des circonstances inédites, son corps professoral et son équipe ont fait preuve d’une grande adaptabilité. Cette année de crise a aussi été une période où le management de la Chapelle, avec le soutien des conseils d’administration et du comité stratégique, a poursuivi la mise en place de ses projets futurs : le développement du contenu artistique (masterplan à l’horizon 2030), la construction d’infrastructures nouvelles (projet pavillonnaire) et parallèlement l’attention vigilante aux besoins financiers conséquents qui garantiront ce développement et la pérennité de l’institution. Le traditionnel concert de Gala, édition 2021, est donc maintenu cette année dans une version digitale, avec un concert 100% Men- delssohn depuis la salle Haas-Teichen agrémenté d’une série de surprises en ouverture de soirée. Belle occasion de partager, avec l’ensemble des soutiens et des amis de la Chapelle, un moment de plaisir musical autour de cette institution toujours pleine d’ambition pour les générations futures. Ce concert de Gala « digital » réunit, ce 11 mars 2021, l’altiste et maître en résidence Miguel da Silva, l’artiste associé et professeur Lorenzo Gatto ainsi qu’une équipe très talentueuse de jeunes artistes en résidence autour de deux œuvres magnifiques du répertoire de musique de chambre de Mendelssohn, son octuor et le sextuor à clavier. Nous saisissons cette occasion pour remercier vivement notre Présidente d’Honneur, la Reine Paola, qui a suivi avec beaucoup d’at- tention la vie de la Chapelle Musicale durant cette année si difficile. La Reine Paola a assisté, avec le Roi Albert, à un concert d’été à la Chapelle le 9 juillet dernier et a délivré un message d’espoir en ouverture de notre concert de Noël digital. Nous souhaitons enfin remercier l’ensemble de nos partenaires privés (sponsors, fondations, mécènes et abonnés) et publics ainsi que le comité de soutien de ce concert de Gala et nos nombreux mécènes qui permettent à la Chapelle de se développer avec ambi- tion, dans un modèle atypique, elle dont le rôle de transmission musicale est apprécié et reconnu. A toutes et à tous, nous vous souhaitons une très belle soirée ! Bernard de Launoit Vincent Pardoen Executive President & CEO Chairman 5 MUSIC CHAPEL TRANSMISSION ENGAGEMENT “Our Musical Laboratory” - Music Chapel in figures (2019) ARTISTS Artists in residence/associated/guests 138 European nationalities 24 Non european nationalities 17 ARTISTC PROGRAM Sections 6 Masters, Guest Masters, professors, coaches 42 Accommodations 5.000 nights & 11.000 meals Library 15.000 scores Instruments Fund 70 strings & 37 pianos ON STAGE PROGRAM Concerts produced or coproduced 300 MuCH Music Season 80 concerts MuCH Waterloo Festival 26 concerts/4 days Music Chapel Festival @Flagey 23 concerts/4 days Gala Concert @Bozar 1 concert Contemporaries creations & commission 3 International voice co-productions 3 MuCH Off 140 activities & guided MuCH on Tour Around the world EU/Japan/USA/India/Korea/Canada/ United Arabs Emirates Collaboration with festivals & concert halls 50 Concerts with orchestras 40 PROMOTION MuCH Channel & Radio recordings 15 livestreaming/broadcasts MuCH New Recording 4 new CD’s (19 CD’s since 2007) Number of publications 125.000 (brochures, flyers, etc.) COMMUNITY PROJECTS Concerts in hospitals/prisons/disadvantaged/ homes/ 30 Child ren choirs/sensory impaired people MuCH for Schools & Academies 9 CULTURAL DIPLOMACY ANNUAL YEAR BUDGET 3.5 M€ State visits, foreign Affairs Missions & UNO 4 Private Funding : + 1000 members AUDIENCE 105.000 80% of the annual budget @Music Chapel 35.000 Belgian, American & Canadian Friends Subscriptions MuCH Music Season (Capacity: 250 seats) 350 On Tour 70.000 Admin Staff 27 Follow us ! ‘Digitaal’ Galaconcert 2021 Nl Op 11 maart 2020 nam de Muziekkapel, in overeenstemming met Bozar en het Belgian National Orchestra, de moeilijke beslissing om haar jaarlijkse Galaconcert, dat twee dagen later moest plaatsvinden, uit te stellen. Nog eens twee dagen later ging ons land op slot wegens de wereldwijde pandemie en er volgde een ongewoon jaar voor iedereen. Het leven op de Muziekkapel heeft zich tijdens de gezondheidscrisis snel georganisee rd door de invoering van een gemengde cursus, ‘online’ en ‘fysiek’, naargelang de verschillende fasen binnen de opeenvolgende lockdowns en versoepelingen. De afgelopen twaalf maanden heeft de Kapel haar artistieke activiteiten zointensief mogelijk voortgezet, zodat de huidige lichting jonge artiesten in resi- dentie kon blijven werken, repeteren, opnemen en concerteren voor een live publiek met voldoende afstand of een onlinepubliek. Het seizoen MuCH 2020-2021, dat ‘normaal’ van start is gegaan, werd echter al snel een seizoen ‘MuCH on air’, met wekelijkse afspra - ken die tienduizenden toeschouwers ontroerd hebben, op ons YouTube-kanaal en onze sociale media, zowel in Bel gië als wereldwijd. De Muziekkapel heeft zich proactief en ambitieus opgesteld in ongeziene omstandigheden, haar docente nkorps en team hebben blijk gegeven van een groot aanpassingsvermogen. Dit crisisjaar is tevens een periode geweest waarin het m anagement van de Kapel, met de steun van de raden van bestuur en het strate gisch comité, de oprichting voortgezet heeft van haartoekomstige projecten: de ontwikkeling van de artistieke inhoud (masterplan tegen 2030), de bouw van nieuwe infrastructuur (paviljoen project) en tegelijkertijd de nauwlettendheid voor de daaruit voortvloeiende financiële noden die deze ontwikkeling en de duurzaamhei d van de instelling zullen waarborgen. Het traditionele Galaconcert, editie 2021, vindt dit jaar aldus plaats in een digitale versie, met een integraal Mendelssohn-concert vanuit de Haas-Teichenzaal, opgeluisterd met een reeks verrassingen die deze avond zullen inluiden. Eenuitgelezen kans om, samen met alle begunstigers en vrienden van de Kapel, een moment van muzikaal vermaak te delen rond deze instelling, steeds bruisend van ambitie voor de toekomstige generaties. Dit ‘digitale’Galaconcert verenigt op 11 maart a.s. altviolist en meester in residentieMiguel da Silva, associated artist en docentLorenzo Gatto, alsook een erg getalenteerd team van jonge artiesten in residentie, rond twee schitterende werken uit het kamermuziekrepertoire van Mendelssohn, met name zijn octet en pianosextet. We grijpen deze kans om onze Erevoorzitster koningin Paola van harte te danken, die tijdens dit turbulente jaaret h leven van de Muziekkapel aandachtig gevolgd heeft. Koningin Paola woonde op 9 juli jl. met koning Albert een zomerconcert po de Kapel bij en deelde een boodschap van hoop als inleiding op ons digitale kerstconcert. Tot slot wensen we al onze privépartners (sponsors, stichtingen, mecenassen en abonnees) dankente , alsook het publiek, het steuncomité van dit Galaconcert en onze talrijke mecenassen die de Kapel toelaten met ambitie te groeien,in een atypisch model, en wier opdracht van muzikale overdracht gewaardeerd en erkend wordt. We wensen iedereen een prachtige avond! Bernard de Launoit Vincent Pardoen Executive President & CEO Chairman 7 Love Music! Partagez la passion de nos jeunes artistes : soutenez-les ! Deel hun passie:
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