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DAS LIED VON BEETHOVEN BIS BERG Internationaler Meisterkurs Für Liedinterpretation 2015Konzerte | Teilnehmer | Dozenten KONZERTE 2015 Termine 2010 DAS LIED VON BEETHOVEN BIS BERG Internationaler Meisterkurs für Liedinterpretation 2015Konzerte | Teilnehmer | Dozenten KONZERTE 2015 Termine Liederabend, Di. 14. Juli 17.00 Uhr Stift Heiligenkreuz (Kaisersaal) Eintritt frei, Spenden erbeten Liederabend, Do. 16. Juli 17.00 Uhr Stift Heiligenkreuz (Kaisersaal) Eintritt frei, Spenden erbeten Schubertiade, Di. 21. Juli 19.00 Uhr Haus der Kunst, Kaiser Franz Ring 7, Baden Karten: 15 EUR / Ermäßigt: 10 EUR Vorabendmesse, Sa. 25. Juli 18.30 Uhr Pfarrkirche St. Stephan, Baden musikalisch gestaltet vom Chor der Teilnehmer/innen, Leitung: Christian Wiesmann, anschließend (ca. 19.15 Uhr): Geistliche Sololieder Schubertiade, So. 2. August 11.00 Uhr Haus der Kunst, Kaiser Franz Ring 7, Baden Karten: 15 EUR / Ermäßigt: 10 EUR Festkonzert, Mo. 10. Aug. 19.00 Uhr ZIB – Zentrum für Interkulturelle Begegnung Grabengasse 14, Baden bei Wien Karten: 15 EUR / Ermäßigt: 10 EUR Vorverkauf und telefonische Karten-Reservierung: Kulturamt der Stadtgemeinde Baden Tel. 02252 / 86 800 - 231 www.schubert-institut.at MEISTERKURS 2015 Vorwort Hochtalentierte, aufstrebende Sänger und Pianisten aus der ganzen Welt kommen nach Baden, um hier mit international gefeierten Künstlern zu arbeiten. So dürfen wir fünf Wochen lang spannende Liedkunst erleben. Vom 5. Juli bis zum 10. August findet unser Meisterkurs für Liedinterpretation zum 23. Mal statt. Dieses Jahr werden neunundzwanzig junge Künstler aus dreizehn Ländern mit weltberühmten Dozenten arbeiten: Elly Ameling, Eugene Asti, Helmut Deutsch, Julius Drake, Werner Güra, Robert Holl, Rudolf Jansen, Andreas Schmidt. Wir dürfen uns schon jetzt auf die öffentli- chen Konzerte der jungen Künstler freuen, auch bei den Meisterklassen im Haus der Kunst sind Gäste als Zuhörer herzlich Foto: Andreas Hafenscher, www.webnfoto.com Hafenscher, Andreas Foto: willkommen. Dr. Deen Larsen Gründer und Direktor Ehrenschutz KommRat Kurt Staska Bürgermeister der Stadt Baden bei Wien Ehrenmitglieder Elly Ameling Hans Hotter ✝ Meisterkurs 2015 I 3 Frances Armstrong-Douglas Jacques Arsenault Joseph Avila Kanada Kanada Venezuela Pianistin Tenor Pianist Ausbildung: University of Victoria, Ausbildung: University of Alberta, Ausbildung: Universität für Musik Victoria, BC, Kanada Edmonton, AB, Kanada; Franz- und darstellende Kunst, Wien Schubert-Institut 2010 Lisa Barone Dominik Belavy Holly-Marie Bingham USA Slovakei Großbritannien Mezzo-Sopran Bariton Mezzo-Sopran Ausbildung: Manhattan School of Ausbildung: The Juilliard School, Ausbildung: Guildhall School of Music, New York City, USA New York City, USA Music and Drama, London, UK 4 I Meisterkurs 2015 Robert Brandt Melanie Cancade Dennis Chmelensky USA Kanada Deutschland Bariton Pianistin Bariton Ausbildung: Brigham Young Univer- Ausbildung: University of Victoria, Ausbildung: Curtis Institute of Music, sity, Provo, Utah, USA; Indiana Uni- Victoria, BC, Kanada; McGill Uni- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA versity, Bloomington, Indiana, USA versity, Montreal, QC, Kanada; Franz- Schubert-Institut 2007 Daniel Fong Ryan Goetz François-Nicolas Guertin Singapur Kanada Kanada Bariton Pianist Bariton Ausbildung: Royal Academy of Music, Ausbildung: University of Saskatche- Ausbildung: Université de Montréal, London, UK wan, Saskatoon, SK, Kanada; Univer- Montreal, QC, Kanada sity of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Kanada Meisterkurs 2015 I 5 Sophia Kaminski Kelsey Lauritano Hailey McAvoy USA USA USA Sopran Mezzo-Sopran Mezzo-Sopran Ausbildung: The Juilliard School, Ausbildung: The Juilliard School, Ausbildung: Eastman School of New York City, USA; Franz-Schubert- New York City, USA Music, Rochester, NY, USA Institut 2014 Angela Musliner Tobias Neubauer James Olds USA Österreich Australien Sopran Pianist Bass-Bariton Ausbildung: McGill University, Ausbildung: Anton Bruckner Univer- Ausbildung: Guildhall School of Montreal, QC, Kanada sität Linz; Kunstuniversität Graz Music and Drama, London, UK 6 I Meisterkurs 2015 Christina Palmas Dylan Perez Bahareh Poureslami Italien USA Kanada/USA/Iran Pianistin Pianist Sopran Ausbildung: Conservatorio Statale Ausbildung: University of Michigan, Ausbildung: University of British di Musica „Giuseppe Verdi“, Torino, Ann Arbor, MI, USA; Guildhall Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Kanada Italien School of Music and Drama, London, UK Christine Rahn Krystian Sekowski Alex Soloway Deutschland Kanada/Polen Kanada Pianistin Pianist Pianist Ausbildung: Hochschule für Musik, Ausbildung: University of Alberta, Ausbildung: University of Toronto, Theater und Medien, Hannover, Edmonton, AB, Kanada Toronto, ON, Kanada; McGill Deutschland University, Montreal, QC, Kanada Meisterkurs 2015 I 7 Jade Tan Daniel Thielmann Raymond Truong Singapur Kanada Kanada Mezzo-Sopran Bariton Pianist Ausbildung: Yong Siew Toh Conser- Ausbildung: University of Manitoba, Ausbildung: Wilfrid Laurier Univer- vatory of Music, Singapur Winnipeg, MN, Kanada sity, Waterloo, ON, Kanada; University of Western Ontario, London, ON, Kanada Meera Varghese Kaoru Wada Kanada Japan Sopran Pianistin Ausbildung: University of Alberta, Ausbildung: Royal Northern College Edmonton, AB, Kanada; Hochschule of Music, Manchester, UK; Guildhall für Musik und Tanz, Köln, Deutsch- School of Music and Drama, London, land; Franz-Schubert-Institut 2007 UK 8 I Meisterkurs 2015 „DICHTUNG UND MUSIK IM DEUTSCHEN LIED“ GRUNDLEGENDE PRINZIPIEN DER ARBEIT DES FRANZ-SCHUBERT-INSTITUTS, BADEN BEI WIEN 1. Die Qualität des Meisterkurses beruht auf kompromissloser Erarbeitung der poetischen Einheit von Wort und Ton. Bei allen Übungen zur Auffüh- rungspraxis steht das Gleichgewicht zwischen Gesang und Klavier, die aus- gewogene Einheit von Dichtung und Musik immer im Vordergrund. 2. Seelenvolle und werkgetreue Interpretation dieser besonderen Liedgattung erfordert Verständnis von der Naturphilosophie der Goethezeit, welche die Natur als sinnlich-seelische Ganzheit erlebte und darstellte. So ist die von Schubert, Schumann und Wolf bevorzugte Lyrik Ausdruck dieser besonderen Art der Naturverbundenheit. Wenn solche Lieder auch heute vital und authen- tisch wirken sollen, muss ihr Ursprung klar und kraftvoll zur Geltung kommen. 3. Die Teilnehmer bekommen Gelegenheit, die prägenden Quellen des Liedes „Zuweilen versuchen Pianisten wie Sän- persönlich zu erleben und diese sich selbst im Musizieren vertiefend anzu- ger zu klingen. Ich meinerseits versuche, eignen. In aufmerksamer Anschauung der Natur und in Gesprächen über die wie ein Bösendorfer zu klingen.“ Gedichte und ihre menschliche Relevanz finden die jungen Künstler ihren Placido Domingo eigenen Weg zum wahrhaftigen Ausdruck in der Gestaltung der Lieder. 4. Der fünfwöchige Meisterkurs ist ganzheitlich angelegt und sehr intensiv strukturiert. Mit Konzentration auf das Wesentliche wird den Teilnehmern die Chance geboten, sich ganz ohne Ablenkung ihrer Begabung und ihrer Leidenschaft für das Kleinkunstwerk Lied zu widmen. 5. Jeder der acht Meisterlehrer gastiert für drei Tage, und die Teilnehmer erfahren durch die wechselnden Begegnungen mit ganz verschiedenen Lehrerpersön- lichkeiten unterschiedliche Interpretationen. Auf diese Weise wird jeder Teil- nehmer angeregt, seinen eigenen künstlerischen Kern zu finden. Kontinuierli- che Basis und ausgleichende Unterstützung schafft die individuelle Arbeit mit den künstlerischen Betreuern, sowie das tägliche Seminar „Deutsche Poetik“. 6. Das Kursrepertoire besteht hautpsächlich aus Liedern von Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Wolf und Strauss, wahlweise ergänzt durch Komposi- tionen von Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Liszt, Mahler, Schönberg, Berg, We- www.boesendorfer.com bern, Pfitzner oder Kilpinen, u.a. MEISTERLEHRER 2015 Robert Holl Rudolf Jansen Julius Drake 8.–9., 29.–31. Juli 9.–11. Juli 13.–15. Juli Johannes Brahms, Johannes Brahms Hugo Wolf Franz Schubert Andreas Schmidt Helmut Deutsch Werner Güra 17.–19. Juli 22.–24. Juli 26.–28. Juli Richard Strauss Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Schubert Franz Schubert Elly Ameling Eugene Asti 3.–6. August 7.–9. 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