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Edumema Letak Press EN EduMEMA 2012 Central European Music Academy Master-classes – Concerts, exhibitions – Educational projects Music – Dance – Photography www.edumema.eu Education by Making MittelEuropä- MEMA Education ische Musik Edu— More Artful Akademie MEMA More Education More Art Historically informed Interpretation Poprad – Košice May 2–8, 2012 Participation fee: 135.- € active participants 35.- € passive participants Master-classes – Workshops – Concerts The international interpretation courses are intended not just for second- ary- and higher-education students, but also cater to young professional EduMEMA provides a scholarship players performing on modern instruments. The classes are likewise open scheme. For detailed information and application, go to to period-instrument players. The project´s master-classes and workshops www.edumema.eu (click on “Music”), will focus on questions of style and possibilities of applying the princi- or phone +421 917 105636. ples of what has become known as historically informed interpretation to performance on modern instruments, with particular attention reserved for music of the 18th century. The EduMEMA faculty is comprised of renowned early music specialists from the Konservatorium Wien University, plus leading musicians at the peak of their careers as performers on both modern and period instruments: Milan Turković, long-time member of Nikolaus Harnoncourt´s legendary Concentus Musicus Wien; the big. phenomenal Italian bassoonist, Sergio Azzolini; the Slovak violinist, Miloš big. Valent; and the pianist, Alexei Lubimov. As a special feature, EduMEMA is opening master-classes conducted by the Russian-American violinist, Dmitri Berlinsky. EduMEMA 2012 master-classes: orchestral workshop / conducting modern and Baroque violoncello Milan Turković (Austria) Jörg Zwicker (Austria) recorders piano / harpsichord Michael Posch (Austria) Alexei Lubimov (Russia, Austria), modern and Baroque traverse flute Alexei Zuev (Russia, Austria), Reinhard Czasch (Austria) Soma Dinyés (Hungary) modern and Baroque oboe lute and guitar Andreas Helm (Austria) Luciano Contini (Italy, Austria) modern and Baroque bassoon chamber music Sergio Azzolini (Italy) Petr Maceček (Czech Republic) Sergio Azzolini (Italy) modern and Baroque violin Ulli Engel (Austria) Miloš Valent (Slovakia) Dmitri Berlinsky (Russia, USA) EduMEMA Round Table Main topics: To what extent has listening to performances on historical instruments influenced present-day musicians performing on modern instruments? What can “Baroquists” learn from “modern” players? Does there exist an exchange of ideas between the two camps? Round table with Milan Turković, Adrian Rajter, Sergio Azzolini, Dmitri Berlinsky, Miloš Valent, Paul McNulty and other participants in the classes for musicians, musicologists, music writers and teachers. EduMEMA Composition The Cypriot composer, Giorgos Karvellos, is writing an EduMEMA composition for Košice: European Capital of Culture 2013, drawing on the legacy of Hieronymos Tragodistes. big. big. Participation fee: 135.- € active participants 35.- € passive participants Master-classes of Mustafa Erdog˘an EduMEMA provides a scholarship scheme. For detailed information Master-classes conducted by Mustafa Erdog˘an, choreographer of and application, go to www.edumema.eu (click on “Dance”). the celebrated Turkish project Fire of Anatolia, which blends Mustafa Erdog˘an´s master-classes will together elements of ballet with those of folk and modern dance. take place at the end of 2012; the exact Fire of Anatolia has toured worldwide since 2001, presenting date will be announced at www.edumema.eu. (click on “Dance”) successful spectaculars with crossover music and grandly con- ceived stage productions. Poprad – Košice May 2–8, 2012 Participation fee: 135.- € active participants Course in reportage photography conducted by Jan Šibík The course in reportage photography with leading Czech photojournalist EduMEMA provides a scholarship Jan Šibík is destined for advanced photographers with some previous scheme. For detailed information and application go to experience in the field of reportage photography. The course is organized www.edumema.eu (click on in association with Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University in Istanbul. “Photography”). big. big. Poprad May 2–6, 2012 Continuing education For further information go to www.edumema.eu (click on Continuing education programme for Slovak music teachers at various “Education for Teachers”). types of schools, attached to the Poprad master-classes. Participants can obtain credits and apply for scholarship on the programme. The course is organized in association with Primary School of Art, Štefániková Street, Poprad, Slovakia. Poprad – Košice – Bratislava 2012–2013 For further information go to www.edumema.eu (click on “Events”). The exact dates of the photography exhibitions and dance shows will be made known at www.edumema.eu. EduMEMA festival concerts Musical happenings on the streets and in historical interiors Poprad, May 2, 2012 EduMEMA 2012 opening concert. Poprad/Košice, May 2–8, 2012 Confrontation of modern and period Interdisciplinary “strolls” for fami- instruments in compositions of Bach, lies with children Vivaldi, Telemann and Stravinsky Exhibition of musical instruments Poprad, May 5, 2012 EduMEMA 2012 students concert Poprad, May 3/Košice, May 4, 2012 A unique display of modern-time copies Poprad, May 6/Košice, May 7, 2012 of 18th- and 19th-century keyboard EduMEMA 2012 closing concerts. instruments from the workshop of “Modern” and “Baroque” orchestra with leading instrument-builder Paul an international lineup of soloists big. McNulty, accompanied with concert big. presentation by Viviana Sofronitsky Piano recitals Poprad, May 3/Košice, May 4/ Exhibitions of photographs Bratislava, May 9, 2012 Poprad/Košice/Prague/Istanbul, Piano recitals of Alexei Lubimov and 2012-2013 Alexei Zuev. “Beethoven Plus” trilogy, presenting music by Beethoven coupled Dance productions with works by 20th-century composers Poprad/Košice, 2012–2013 in a unique juxtaposition of historical Public presentations of output of fortepiano and modern pianoforte Mustafa Erdog˘an´s master-classes Poprad, May 3/Košice, May 4, 2012 "Five pianos". Viviana Sofronitsky presentation of 5 copies of period instruments made by Paul McNulty Programme subject to alteration. Main organizer: Tatra Gallery in Poprad, Slovakia Edu— Co-organizers: Košice: European Capital of Culture 2013, Slovakia Municipality of Poprad, Slovakia MEMA Konservatorium Wien University, Department of Early Music, Vienna, Austria Municipality of Larnaca, Cyprus Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey Anadolu Ates¸ i dance ensemble (Fire of Anatolia), Istanbul, Turkey EduMEMA concept and co-ordination: Impresariát Anna Hrindová Media partner: Hudobný život KONSERVATORIUM WIEN University TATRANSKÁ GALÉRIA MESTO POPRAD POPRAD With the support of the Culture Programme of the European Union. Anna Hrindová Impresariát.
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