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2020 ACMP Worldwide Chamber Music WORKSHOP GUIDE Chamber music study and performance for adult amateur musicians. ACMP: Associated Chamber Music Players 2020 Board of Directors Richard Weinert Peter Hildebrandt Christiana Carr Henri van den Hombergh Chair, ACMP Chair, ACMP Foundation Ashland, OR Nijmegen, New York, NY Johns Creek, GA The Netherlands Celeste Chau David Pearl Anthony James Vine Kew Gardens, NY Susan D. Lauscher Vice Chair, ACMP Vice Chair, Northglenn, CO Washington, DC ACMP Foundation Candice Chin New York, NY Seattle, WA Vivien Olwen Schweitzer Candice Chin Long Island City, NY Treasurer, ACMP; ACMP Harriet S. Wetstone Beatrice Francais Foundation Secretary, ACMP; ACMP New York, NY Gwendoline A. Thornblade Auburndale, MA Seattle, WA Foundation Laura Jean Goldberg Lenox, MA New York, NY Staff Monica Minden D. Keith Bowen Françoise Longrée Calabasas, CA United Kingdom Belgium Jennifer Clarke Executive Director Carol Osborne Stephan Brandel Tommaso Napoli Fort Collins, CO China Italy Joseph Brock Membership & Penelope Pi-Sunyer Jean Jellinek Carol Bastiaan Van Ouwerkerk Administration Associate New York, NY Switzerland The Netherlands North American Linda Burian Plaut Aldo De Vero Maja Popovic Outreach Council Blacksburg, VA Italy Montenegro Peter Aupperle George Struble Martin Donner Ariana Rohrer Sarasota, FL Salem, OR Austria Switzerland Edward J. Bridge Ivy A. Turner Stéphane Fauth Marjana Rutkowski Louisville, KY Cambridge, MA France Brazil Celeste Chau Janet White Eduardo Gutiérrez-Rivas Bernhard & Christel Kew Gardens, New York San Diego, CA Spain Schluender Portugal Virginia M. Feldman David Yang Barbara Henry Portland, OR Philadelphia, PA Russia Wendy Schottman France Stephanie Ann Hicks Cynthia L. Howk International Rochester, NY Ambassadors Council Australia Takaharu Shimura Japan Phyllis Kaiden Henri van den Hombergh Patsy Hulse Vashon, WA Chair New Zealand Kaas Yoshida Japan The Netherlands Carol Kirsh Ileana Ionesti Toronto, ON Andy Baruch Romania United Kingdom Norm Malenke Michael Knoch Brevard, NC Germany ACMP – The Chamber Music Network 1133 Broadway, Suite 810, New York, NY 10010-8046 Tel: 212-645-7424 @ACMPMusic [email protected] • www.acmp.net ©2020 ACMP—Associated Chamber Music Players, Inc. @ACMPMusic About ACMP Associated Chamber Music Players The mission of Associated Chamber Music Players (ACMP) is to stimulate and expand the playing of chamber music worldwide for pleasure among musicians of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels by connecting people and supporting chamber music activities for individuals, groups and institutions. ACMP supports the life-long joy of playing chamber music through two focus areas: 1) A suite of programs that serve and connect players of all skill levels through online resources and print publications, an interactive website, and opportunities to participate in a global community of music-making; and 2) Grant programs for chamber music education and engagement, including Chamber Music Workshop Grants; Community Music Grants supporting chamber music programs for young musicians and others; and Home Coaching and Just Play micro-grants for ACMP members. ACMP is a proud sponsor of the ACMP Young Chamber Ensemble at From the Top on NPR. ACMP Website The ACMP website, www.acmp.net, is a hub for chamber music networking, information, and resources, including the following: • The searchable ACMP Worldwide Chamber Music Workshop – Find Workshops • The ACMP Membership Directory – Find Players, with the most up-to-date member contact information • Find Players Messaging System for ACMP members to contact each other for playing opportunities • The ACMP mini-coaching video series for winds and strings • Repertoire resources through our online Find Chamber Music database listing 200,000 pieces • Find a coach or be listed on the Find Teachers and Coaches database • Exclusive discounts and resources • The ACMP Updates bulletin and News-in-Brief blog Details of all ACMP programs are included in the back of this Guide. ACMP makes every effort to present correct information, current as of publication date (December 2019). We encourage anyone planning to attend a workshop to check with the presenter well in advance to confirm dates, fees, etc. Not an ACMP member? Join ACMP and be part of an international community of people who love to play chamber music. Visit our website: www.acmp.net. Associated Chamber Music Players +1-212-645-7424 [email protected] www.acmp.net ACMP – The Chamber Music Network @ACMPMusic @ACMPMusic Worldwide Chamber Music WORKSHOP GUIDE 2020 Introduction workshop programs offered and the participants for Welcome to the 2020 edition of the Worldwide whom a workshop is intended. Please contact the Chamber Music Workshop Guide. The Guide com- presenter for specific details, admission criteria, and prises a comprehensive listing of chamber mu- any other questions you might have regarding the sic workshops available to adult amateur players workshop’s suitability for your needs and expectations. throughout the coming year. Many programs last for a week or more, especially Keywords during the summer months; others take place on Keywords have the following intended meanings: a specific day or over a weekend; and some con- Beginners welcome: Some playing or music-reading tinue for a semester or more. Workshops may be ability may be desirable. When in doubt, please intensive, catering to more advanced players; many check with the workshop presenter. provide a more relaxed atmosphere where less experienced players join their peers in comfortable Chamber music: Classical music for self-conduct- settings. Whatever your level, attending a workshop ed small ensembles, usually 10 or fewer players, offers an opportunity to improve your playing and one person per part. Chamber music workshop meet new chamber music enthusiasts. programs are generally open to strings, woodwinds, horn and piano unless otherwise stated. Printed lists of this kind are incomplete, as new Kids welcome: Participants under 18 are admitted. workshops are added daily to the Workshop Guide Some programs require an accompanying adult. online. We encourage readers to consult the on- line version at www.acmp.net/workshops for the Pre-formed groups welcome: Ensembles attending most up-to-date listings, as well as for direct links as a group are accepted and given playing time to individual workshops. Despite every effort to together. Meeting and playing with others is of produce the most comprehensive Guide possible, course encouraged and is an important aspect there are a few obstacles to achieving this end: of any workshop. 1) Some workshops spring up after publication; 2) We rely on organizers to keep us informed of Student pre-pro: Programs for conservatory- new workshops; and 3) The printed Guide focuses level students and young professionals, usually by on chamber music workshops for adult amateur audition only. Qualified amateurs may be accepted. players, which means other types of programs, such Note: This Guide has been published for informational as single-instrument master classes and summer purposes only. ACMP does not endorse any pro- camps, do not appear here. gram listed. ACMP’s only interest is in providing information that we believe will be useful to the Using This Guide ACMP community. Listings are arranged by country and, for the United States, by state. The keywords or phrases at the beginning of each entry indicate the types of CANADA UNITED KINGDOM IRELAND GERMANY UNITED STATES THE NETHERLANDS AUSTRIA BELGIUM ALASKA CZECH REPUBLIC CALIFORNIA FRANCE HUNGARY COLORADO SWITZERLAND MONTENEGRO CONNECTICUT ITALY JAPAN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA GREECE FLORIDA GEORGIA HAWAII NEW HAMPSHIRE CUBA ILLINOIS NEW JERSEY INDIANA NEW MEXICO IOWA NEW YORK KANSAS NORTH CAROLINA MAINE NORTH DAKOTA MARYLAND OHIO MASSACHUSETTS OREGON MICHIGAN PENNSYLVANIA MINNESOTA RHODE ISLAND MISSOURI SOUTH CAROLINA NEBRASKA TENNESSEE VERMONT WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN AUSTRALIA Table of Contents Australia 5 United States 29 Missouri 43 Austria 5 Alaska 29 Nebraska 43 Belgium 6 California 29 New Hampshire 44 Canada 7 Colorado 33 New Jersey 46 Cuba 8 Connecticut 34 New Mexico 47 Czech Republic 9 District of Columbia 35 New York 48 France 11 Florida 35 North Carolina 51 Georgia 36 North Dakota 51 Germany 14 Hawaii 37 Ohio 52 Greece 16 Illinois 37 Oregon 52 Hungary 16 Indiana 37 Pennsylvania 53 Ireland 16 Iowa 37 Rhode Island 56 Italy 17 Kansas 38 South Carolina 56 Japan 20 Maine 38 Tennessee 56 Montenegro 21 Maryland 39 Vermont 57 Netherlands 21 Massachusetts 40 Washington 60 Switzerland 21 Michigan 42 West Virginia 62 United Kingdom 22 Minnesota 42 Wisconsin 62 2020 ACMP Workshop Guide 5 AUSTRALIA For more information, please contact: Orpheus Music Chamber Music Summer School — PO Box 4689 Mount Buller Armidale, NSW 2350, Australia Phone: 61 26772-2205 Pre-formed groups accepted Email: [email protected] EVENT WEBSITE: cmss.org.au/2019 EVENT LOCATION: Mount Buller, Victoria, Australia AUSTRIA DATE OF WORKSHOP: Sunday, January 19, 2020 to Sunday, January 26, 2020 2020 Berwang International Check website for 2021 dates Holiday Music Course The Chamber Music Summer School is for adult string Chamber mixed winds & strings, Chamber mostly string, players who come as a quartet, quintet or sextet. Chamber mostly wind, Musical holiday, Pre-formed Preference is given to pre-formed ensembles but we will try groups accepted, Ensemble singing to help single players join a compatible group. In 2020 we EVENT WEBSITE: musicholiday.com
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    Collana in/Tigor 15 Comitato scientifico Giuseppe Battelli - Università degli Studi di Trieste, Stefano Amadio - Università degli Studi di Trieste, Giliberto Capano - Università degli Studi di Bologna, Fabio Cossutta Università degli Studi Trieste, Marco Cossutta - Università degli Studi di Trieste, Giuseppe Longo - Università degli Studi di Trieste, Maurizio Manzin - Università degli Studi di Trento, Paolo Moro - Università degli Studi di Padova, Gisella Paoletti - Università degli Studi di Trieste, Marina Sbisà - Università degli Studi di Trieste, Roberto Scarciglia - Università degli Studi di Trieste, Valter Sergo - Università degli Studi di Trieste, Giacomo Todeschini - Università degli Studi di Trieste, Miriam Totis - Presidente dell’Ordine degli Assistenti Sociali del Friuli – Venezia Giulia Presentazione della collana in/Tigor Nell’immaginario collettivo l’Università viene percepita, in prevalenza, come una isti- tuzione e tutt’al più un luogo fisico. Andando oltre questa pur legittima e diffusa percezione, la chiave di volta per cogliere il senso della collana in/Tigor va piuttosto cercata nel significato originario del termineuniversità : a lungo attivo nella lingua italiana per designare le corporazioni e, quindi, più modernamente declinabile come comunità indivisa di coloro che, pur con funzioni e competenze diverse, condividono l’arte (intesa quale attività/lavoro) dello studio. Se la finalità operativa della collana è individuabile nella diffusione dei risultati di valide analisi scientifiche e dei frutti del migliore insegnamento e della più proficua collaborazione con le aree professionali dialoganti con la stessa università, il fonda- mento profondo della stessa sta nel voler proporsi come segno di una data concezione e conseguente sperimentazione di università. Quale? La collana, lo suggerisce lo stesso nome, trova la propria simbolica collocazione nell’e- dificio di via Tigor.