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Prima a Musica Österreichische Jugendmusikwe Bewerbe MUSIK DER JUGEND prima a musica Österreichische Jugendmusikwe bewerbe landeswettbewerb niederösterreich PROGRAMM 4. - 13. März 2018 www.musikschulmanagement.at Wir feiern 60 Jahre Management für die Musikschulen in Niederösterreich. Feiern Sie mit! Fr, 4. Mai 2018 Tag der Musikschulen So, 17. Juni 2018 Familientag in Grafenegg GRAFENEGG KLANG TRIFFT KULISSE. musikschulmanagement.at NÖ Landeswettbewerb prima la musica 2018 4. bis 13. März 2018 MF 1 VORWORT Willkommen beim 24. NÖ Landeswettbewerb prima la musica! Musizieren macht Freunde! Unter diesem Motto feiert das Musikschulmanagement Niederösterreich im laufenden Schuljahr sein 60-jähriges Jubiläum. Die Geschichte des niederösterreichischen Musikschulwesens ist eine Geschichte des Schaffens von Möglichkeiten und des gemeinsamen Hinarbeitens auf ein großes Ziel. Dieses Ziel war und ist es, die Voraussetzungen und Rahmenbedingungen für die Freude an der Musik zu schaffen, dies gilt heute genauso wie vor 60 Jahren. Freude an der Musik sollte auch die Motivation sein, wenn Jahr für Jahr rund tausend MusikschülerInnen aus allen Teilen des Landes zusammenkommen, um sich beim NÖ Landeswettbewerb prima la musica auf den Bühnen des Festspielhauses St. Pölten zu präsentieren. Junge niederösterreichische MusikerInnen stellen sich dabei einer hochkarätigen Jury. Damit Beurteilungen auch nachvollziehbar werden und die Teilnahme am Wettbewerb nachhaltig wirkt, sind die Beratungsgespräche mit den JurorInnen ein wesentlicher Teil des Wettbewerbes. Durch fachliche Ratschläge und Bestätigung soll „Musik selber machen“ für den persönlichen Weg in der Zukunft gestärkt werden. Alle beteiligten jungen MusikerInnen, deren Familien und Freunde möchten wir bereits heute sehr herzlich zum großen Familientag am So 17. Juni 2018 in Grafenegg einladen. Der Familientag steht dieses Jahr im Zeichen der Musikschulen, die das Programm maßgeblich gestalten! Allen WettbewerbsteilnehmerInnen wünschen wir von Herzen gutes Gelingen, viel Erfolg und vor allem viel Freude am Musizieren bei prima la musica 2018! Michaela Hahn Viktor Mayerhofer Dorothea Draxler Geschäftsführerin Bundesfachbeirat Holdinggeschäftsführerin Musikschulmanagement Musik der Jugend Kultur.Region.Niederösterreich Niederösterreich 2 VORWORT Rund 60.000 Musikschülerinnen und Musikschüler werden an den niederösterreichischen Musikschulen unterrichtet. Wir dürfen uns über eine so große Anzahl an musikalisch-kreativen jungen Menschen sehr glücklich schätzen. Die Beschäftigung mit Kunst und Kultur fördert das kreative Potenzial jedes Einzelnen, aber auch die Gesellschaft im Allgemeinen und bedeutet somit für das gesamte Land einen nicht zu unterschätzenden Mehrwert. Mit unserer flächendeckenden Musikschullandschaft setzen wir einen Meilenstein für die erfolgreiche Zukunft unserer heranwachsenden Generationen. Die Musikschulen Niederösterreich fördern und fordern ganz gezielt die musikalischen Interessen und Begabungen unserer Jugend und schaffen damit ein Klima, in dem sich die individuellen Stärken der jungen Menschen entfalten können und wertgeschätzt werden. Auch in diesem Jahr bringen wieder über tausend Musikschülerinnen und Musikschüler beim NÖ Landeswettbewerb prima la musica den Mut auf, ihr Können einer professionellen Jury zu präsentieren. Tausend junge Talente aus allen Regionen und Gemeinden unseres Bundeslandes zeigen während der zehn Wettbewerbstage, was das ganze Jahr über in Niederösterreichs Musikschulen Beachtliches geleistet wird. Mein besonderer Dank gilt allen Eltern, Angehörigen, Lehrerinnen und Lehrern, Leiterinnen und Leitern an den Musikschulen für die Unterstützung ihrer Kinder, Schülerinnen und Schüler auf deren musikalischem Weg! Gedankt sei auch dem Musikschulmanagement Niederösterreich für die gewissenhafte Vorbereitung und Durchführung der größten Veranstaltung im niederösterreichischen Musikschulwesen. Allen Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern des Wettbewerbs wünsche ich für die bevorstehenden Wertungen toi, toi, toi! Mögt ihr weiterhin von der Freude am Musizieren getragen werden. Johanna Mikl-Leitner Landeshauptfrau 2 3 Ansprechpartnerinnen vor Ort – Musikschulmanagement Niederösterreich Tamara Sedlmaier Julia Mörtelmaier Wettbewerbsorganisation Wettbewerbsadministration Kontakt Musikschulmanagement Niederösterreich T. 02742 9005 16891 Wettbewerbsbüro vor Ort: 0664 8485367 E-Mail: [email protected] www.musikschulmanagement.at, www.facebook.com/musikschulen.noe Austragungsorte Orgel Solo: Kammermusik für Schlagwerk: Festspielhaus Konservatorium für Kirchenmusik Militärmusik Niederösterreich St. Pölten der Diözese St. Pölten (Hesserkaserne) Kulturbezirk 2 Klostergasse 10 Schießstattring 8-10 3100 St. Pölten 3100 St. Pölten 3100 St. Pölten Übersichtsplan Festspielhaus St. Pölten Erdgeschoß: G0 _ Eingang _ Wettbewerbsbüro / Anmeldung _ Garderobe 1. Stock: G1 _ Großer Saal – Wertungssaal _ Einspielräume: A, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8 2. Stock: G2 _ Gastronomie: Flieger Bräu _ Einspielräume: B, C, 11, 12, 15, 16 3. Stock: G3 _ Kleiner Saal – Wertungssaal 4. Stock: G4 _ Probebühne 1 – Wertungssaal 6. Stock: G6 _ Probebühne 2 – Wertungssaal 4 Wettbewerbsübersicht Wettbewerbsstatistik ............................................................................................................................ 6 Informationen zum Wettbewerb/Auszug aus der Ausschreibung ......................................................... 7 Detaillierter Zeitplan ............................................................................................................................. 9 Akkordeon (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Kleiner Saal) .................................................................................. 11 Gesang (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Kleiner Saal) ........................................................................................ 12 Gitarre (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Probebühne 1) ...................................................................................... 31 Harfe/Hackbrett/Zither (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Kleiner Saal) ............................................................... 45 Klavier (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Probebühne 1) ...................................................................................... 48 Kontrabass (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Probebühne 2) .............................................................................. 67 Orgel (Konservatorium für Kirchenmusik der Diözese St. Pölten) .................................................................. 69 Viola (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Probebühne 2) ......................................................................................... 71 Violine (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Probebühne 2) ...................................................................................... 73 Violoncello (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Probebühne 2) ............................................................................... 88 Kammermusik für Blechbläser (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Großer Saal) ................................................. 94 Kammermusik für Blockflöten (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Kleiner Saal) ................................................ 102 Kammermusik für Holzbläser (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Großer Saal) ................................................. 105 Kammermusik für Schlagwerk (Militärmusik Niederösterreich) ........................................................... 115 Kammermusik in offenen Besetzungen (Festspielhaus St. Pölten: Großer Saal/Kleiner Saal) ............... 117 Mitglieder der Jury ............................................................................................................................ 122 Lehrpersonen ................................................................................................................................... 126 Ausbildungsinstitutionen ................................................................................................................... 135 Alle Wertungsspiele sind öffentlich zugänglich! Termine prima la musica 2018 NÖ Landeswettbewerb prima la musica: So 4. bis Di 13. März 2018, Festspielhaus St. Pölten, Militärmusik Niederösterreich (Hesserkaserne), Konservatorium für Kirchenmusik der Diözese St. Pölten Konzert Junge Talente – Kammermusik prima la musica: Mi 16. Mai 2018, 18.00 Uhr, Festspielhaus St. Pölten Bundeswettbewerb prima la musica: Fr 25. Mai bis Mi 6. Juni 2018, Innsbruck Bundeswettbewerb-Abschlusskonzert & Preisverleihung: Sa 9. Juni 2018, 15.00 Uhr, Congress Innsbruck Familientag Grafenegg: So 17. Juni 2018, 11.00 Uhr Auftaktkonzert, 16.00 Uhr Abschlusskonzert mit PreisträgerInnen des NÖ Landeswettbewerbs prima la musica Niederösterreichisches Bundespreisträgerkonzert prima la musica: Di 26. Juni 2018, 18.00 Uhr, ORF Landesstudio Niederösterreich Preisträgerkonzert Wienerwald prima la musica NÖ 2018: Di 10. Juli 2018, 18.00 Uhr, Schloss Hunyadi, Maria Enzersdorf Nähere Informationen zu den Wettbewerben und Preisträgerkonzerten sowie aktuelle Informationen finden Sie auf unserer Homepage: www.musikschulmanagement.at Wettbewerbsergebnisse Die Ergebnisse werden täglich auf www.musikschulmanagement.at veröffentlicht. Fotos Sollten Sie nicht fotografiert werden wollen, wenden Sie sich bitte vor Ort direkt an den/die FotografIn. Die entstandenen Aufnahmen werden vom Musikschulmanagement Niederösterreich für die mediale Berichterstattung sowie zur Bewerbung künftiger Veranstaltungen verwendet und auf www.musikschulmanagement.at bzw. www.facebook.com/musikschulen.noe veröffentlicht. 4 5 Wettbewerbsstatistik 2018
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