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ORGANO | ORGAN | 20 11 M International Symposium on the Importance and Future of the Organ | September 8–11, 20 11 in Zurich PROGRAMME M M A R G O R P h c i r ü Z n i 1 1 0 2 r e b m e t p e S . 1 1 – . 8 | l e g r O r e d t f n u k u Z d n u g n u t u e d e B r u z m u i s o p m y S s e l a n o i t a n r e t n I P R 11 0 2 | N A G R O | O N A G R O | E U G R O | L E G R O O G R A M M E | O R G E L | O R G U E | O R G A N O | O R G A N | 2 0 1 1 | P R O G R A M ORGEL | ORGUE | ORGANO | ORGAN | 20 11 M International Symposium on the Importance and Future of the Organ | September 8–11, 20 11 in Zurich PROGRAMME D 2 D2 ORGEL | ORGUE | ORGANO | ORGAN | 20 11 International Symposium on the Importance and Future of the Organ | September 8–11, 2011 in Zurich PROGRAMME www.orgel2011.ch Patroness and Patronage Committee Patroness and Patronage Committee Patroness Corine Mauch, Mayor of Zurich Patronage Committee Council of States Christine Egerszegi-Obrist Nikolaus Harnoncourt Michael Haefliger Mons. Kurt Cardinal Koch Pastor Michel Müller-Zwygart, President of the Ecclesiastical Council Dr. Elmar Weingarten Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Christoph Wolff E4 Words of Welcome Words of Welcome from Corine Mauch Mayor of Zurich Welcome to Zurich! Zurich today is a city of music. Your Symposium is proof of this and a good example. But in Zurich the organ, «Queen of Instruments», has also gone through difficult times. About 500 years ago, Huldrych Zwingli banned organ music (including church hymns) from the church service and consequently ordered all organs to be re - moved from the churches. This happened because the Zurich reformer considered music to be entirely of the secular world and therefore a distraction from true worship. However in 1528, a year after the organ was re- moved from Grossmünster, Zwingli founded the first Zurich city music school, showing that he was not at all against music, or even unmusical. Today Zurich has both: organs in her churches and music schools. And I am very happy that both have come to - gether for this International Organ Symposium of the Zurich University of the Arts. During four days all are invited to form their own impression of the role and importance of the organ and its future, choosing from a we - alth of lectures, podium discussions, concerts and other events. I wish all involved with these questions about organ music much joy and success. Corine Mauch Mayor of Zurich E5 Sponsors The symposium is enabled through support from E6 Words of Welcome Words of Welcome from Michael Eidenbenz Head of Department of Music, Zurich University of the Arts Honored Guests The Zurich University of the Arts is happy to welcome you to an event which is rare, even considering the broad spectrum of events usual for our institution. Unique to this Symposium is the variety of discussions and concerts offered, impressive the magnitude of international professionals assembled, extraordinary the theme. This last may cause surprise, as the organ in general public opinion is that festive instrument of respect that sits in its traditionally impregnable place in the church galleries and on occasion – mostly for weddings and funerals – is quite pleasantly acknowledged. Yet, or better: exactly for this reason is this topic so important. The here-assembled experts know that the organ is much more than an accommodating accompanist for religious family celebrations. The fundamental idea of the Symposium is to demonstrate and to bring the possibilities of the organ's inherent vitality to the foreground. The hope for discussion is its goal. One of the responsibilities of a university music department is to bring music to public discussion. In the name of the Zurich University of the Arts, I offer thanks for the chance to endorse in content and structure this Sym - posium. I wish all a time of insight and lasting reflection. Michael Eidenbenz Head of Department of Music E7 Content | Overview Content Event Locations p General Programme . .9 Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) Grosser Saal ZHdK . GS p Programme Thursday, September 8, 2011 . .14 Kleiner Saal ZHdK . KS Salon ZHdK . SAL p Programme Friday, September 9, 2011 . .20 Churches p Programme Saturday, September 10, 2011 . .33 Augustinerkirche . AK Christengemeinschaft . CHG p Programme Sunday, September 11, 2011 . .37 Grossmünster . GM Französische Kirche . FK p Biographies . .38 Fraumünster . FM Liebfrauenkirche . LF p City map . .56 Predigerkirche . PK St. Jakob, Stauffacher . SJ p Accomodation in Zurich . .59 Kirche St. Josef . KKJ p About us . .60 Other Event Locations Hirschengraben 50 . H50 p National Reports . .61 Musikklub Mehrspur . MUM Tonhalle Zürich . TH p Zurich Resolution 2011 . .62 Zentralbibliothek . ZB p Organs in Zurich . .64 > See pages 56/57 for a city map with all event locations Additional offers to choose from If events are offered at the same time as the additional offers, they are marked with a dotted line. E8 General Programme General Programme Additional offers to choose from 17.15 Podium Discussion (GS) Thursday, September 8, 2011 «The Organ in Ecclesiastical Context» 15.45 Lecture (H50) Moderation Prof. Dr. Alois Koch «Straube – Dupré – Germani, Vicar General Dr. Josef Annen, 11.00 Inscription On the Interpretational Revolution Prof. Dr. Ralph Kunz Foyer Florhofgasse 6, CH-8001 Zurich in the 20th Century» Prof. Dr. Andreas Marti Prof. Martin Sander KMD Dr. Britta Martini, 14.00 Præludium (GS) Church Council President Prof. Michael Eidenbenz 16.00 Podium Discussion (KS) Pastor Michel Müller-Zwygart Head of Department of Music ZHdK «Why Do (Many) Organs not Survive acoustic refreshment: Music with for Centuries?» Nadja Räss, Jodel 14.10 Lecture (GS) Moderation Heinz della Torre, Hälmi «Quo vadis organum?» Prof. Mag. Dr. Wofgang Kreuzhuber Janosch Marini, Beatboxing A Questioning Inventory OBM Wolfgang Rehn Feliciano Ponce, Rapper Prof. Dr. Alois Koch Dr. Nikolaus Könner Wolfgang Sieber, Concept & Organ Drs. Paul Peeters 14.30 Intermezzo (GS) 18.45 Break / Dinner «Aspetti Senza Illusione Amplificata» 16.00 Lecture (GS) op. 26 (WP) «Es orgelt» 20.15 Organ Concert, Grossmünster (GM) by Mathias Steinauer (Zürich) The Organist as a Church Employee New Composition for Organ and Tobias Willi, Organ Prof. Dr. Andreas Marti Electronics (WP) by Germán Toro- Pérez (Vienna/Zurich), including music 14.45 National Reports (GS) 16.30 Lecture (GS) by Johann Sebastian Bach, Johannes A Survey Attempt of the Organ «Organ Music and the Organist – Brahms, Dieterich Buxtehude and Situation in Europe A Look into the Future» Arnold Schönberg On the Publication of Reports The Status of Organ Music and Prof. Andreas Jost, Addressing the Organ Situation in All Organists in Catholic Liturgy. Organist at Grossmünster European Countries Observations and Experiences Dr. Markus Funck from a Practitioner. Situation in the Baltic States, Vicar General Dr. Josef Annen Music and Book Exhibition and Sale Külli Erikson In the yellow room of the Zurich University Situation in Portugal, Prof. Dr. João Vaz 17.00 Break of the Arts selected literature on symposium Situation in Belgium, Prof. Dr. Jean Ferrard themes will be offered by the specialists at «Notenpunkt» (www.noten.ch). 15.30 Break E9 General Programme Programme Additional offers to choose from 11.00 Presentation (PK) Friday, September 9, 2011 The «Dynamic Wind Organ» – 10.15 An Organ Concert (not only) Research Object or Practical for Children (GS) Instrument? 08.30 Intermezzo (GS) «Elfriede the Cherry» Prof. Daniel Glaus «The Organ Plays» Prof. Christiane Michel-Ostertun Prof. Pascale Van Coppenolle Eva Martin-Schneider Additional offers to choose from 12.15 Noon Worship (PK) 10.15 Lecture (KS) 08.45 Podium Discussion (GS) «Replacement of the Organ 12.45 Break «Organ Transfer and Organ Rights» in the Church by Imitation – Moderation A Situation Report» Additional Offerings at Midday Prof. Dr. Michael G. Kaufmann OBM Siegfried Adlberger Philipp Klais 13.30 Presentation of the Kraul Andreas Ladach 10.15 Presentation (PK) Quarter-Tone Organ (CG) Prof. Rudolf Meyer «Liturgical Organ Music Johann Sonnleitner Prof. Dr. Johann Trummer by Young Composers» Presentation of an Interdisciplinary 13.30 Organ Treasures in the Zurich 08.45 Lecture (KS) Project of the Lucerne Music Central Library (Zentralbibliothek) «Is the Organ Worthwhile Academy Presentation Dr. Urs Fischer in Music Schools? Why Not!» Prof. Elisabeth Zawadke and Prof. Maria Rapp Students of the Lucerne 14.15 Lecture (GS) Music Academy Present Situation and Future Outlook 09.15 Lecture (KS) in Organ Building «Youth Organ Forum» 11.15 Podium Discussion (GS) OBM John Mander Ways to the Organ «On the Appeal of Organ Music in Church Community Life in Jointly Planned Church Annegret Kleindopf Services» Wolfgang Sieber, Organist 09.45 Break Gabriela Schöb, Cantor Frieder Furler, Theologian E10 General Programme 14.45 Lecture (GS) 19.30 Ludothek im Zwei (FK) «Making Organ Sound Visible» Concert and Radio Recording, DRS 2 About the Problems of Organ Roland Wächter in conversation with Prospectus, the Instrument and the performing organists Daniel Glaus, the Room. Martin Sander, Tobias Willi and KMD Burkhart Goethe Elisabeth Zawadke over Franz Liszt’s «Präludium und Fuge über B-A-C-H» 15.15 Intermezzo «Carte blanche» from Elisabeth Berner, Organ 19.45 10 th Zurich Night of the Organ (SJ) Tony Renold, Drums Twenty Short Concerts, one every half hour 15.30 Zurich Resolution 2011 (GS) Presentation and Passing of the Resolution «Organ 2011» Prof. Dr. Michael G. Kaufmann 15.45 Break 16.15 Podium Discussion (GS) «The Significance of the Organ in Today’s Society» Moderation Prof.
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