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Inhaltsverzeichnis Grußworte Seite 8 Ausschreibung Sonderpreis Neue Musik Seite 12 Hinweise zum Wettbewerb Seite 14 Anschlussförderung Seite 16 Fachjury Seite 20 Programm Klavier Altersgruppe II Seite 24 Klavier Altersgruppe III Seite 43 Klavier Altersgruppe IV Seite 57 Klavier Altersgruppe V Seite 74 Klavier Altersgruppe VI Seite 82 Harfe Altersgruppe II Seite 87 Harfe Altersgruppe III Seite 88 Harfe Altersgruppe IV Seite 91 Harfe Altersgruppe V Seite 92 Harfe Altersgruppe VI Seite 93 Gitarre (Pop) Altersgruppe II Seite 94 Gitarre (Pop) Altersgruppe III Seite 94 Gitarre (Pop) Altersgruppe IV Seite 95 Gitarre (Pop) Altersgruppe V Seite 95 Gitarre (Pop) Altersgruppe VI Seite 95 Gesang Altersgruppe III Seite 96 Gesang Altersgruppe IV Seite 101 Gesang Altersgruppe V Seite 107 Gesang Altersgruppe VI Seite 121 Gesang Altersgruppe VII Seite 127 Streicher-Ensemble gleiche Instrumente Altersgruppe II Seite 130 Streicher-Ensemble gleiche Instrumente Altersgruppe III Seite 133 Streicher-Ensemble gleiche Instrumente Altersgruppe IV Seite 137 Streicher-Ensemble gleiche Instrumente Altersgruppe V Seite 139 Streicher-Ensemble gleiche Instrumente Altersgruppe VI Seite 140 3 Inhaltsverzeichnis Streicher-Ensemble gemischte Instrumente Altersgruppe II Seite 141 Streicher-Ensemble gemischte Instrumente Altersgruppe III Seite 143 Streicher-Ensemble gemischte Instrumente Altersgruppe IV Seite 147 Streicher-Ensemble gemischte Instrumente Altersgruppe V Seite 152 Holzbläser-Ensemble Altersgruppe II Seite 154 Holzbläser-Ensemble Altersgruppe III Seite 162 Holzbläser-Ensemble Altersgruppe IV Seite 171 Holzbläser-Ensemble Altersgruppe V Seite 176 Holzbläser-Ensemble Altersgruppe VI Seite 182 Blechbläser-Ensemble Altersgruppe II Seite 184 Blechbläser-Ensemble Altersgruppe III Seite 187 Blechbläser-Ensemble Altersgruppe IV Seite 191 Blechbläser-Ensemble Altersgruppe V Seite 194 Blechbläser-Ensemble Altersgruppe VI Seite 196 Holz- und Blechbläser-Ensemble gemischt Altersgruppe II Seite 198 Holz- und Blechbläser-Ensemble gemischt Altersgruppe III Seite 198 Holz- und Blechbläser-Ensemble gemischt Altersgruppe V Seite 198 Holz- und Blechbläser-Ensemble gemischt Altersgruppe VI Seite 198 Akkordeon-Kammermusik Altersgruppe II Seite 199 Akkordeon-Kammermusik Altersgruppe III Seite 199 Akkordeon-Kammermusik Altersgruppe IV Seite 200 Akkordeon-Kammermusik Altersgruppe V Seite 201 Neue Musik Altersgruppe III Seite 202 Neue Musik Altersgruppe IV Seite 203 Neue Musik Altersgruppe V Seite 204 Neue Musik Altersgruppe VI Seite 204 Bag˘ lama solo Altersgruppe II Seite 205 Bag˘ lama solo Altersgruppe III Seite 205 Bag˘ lama solo Altersgruppe IV Seite 206 Bag˘ lama solo Altersgruppe V Seite 207 Bag˘ lama solo Altersgruppe VI Seite 207 Bag˘ lama solo Altersgruppe VII Seite 207 4 Inhaltsverzeichnis Bag˘ lama-Ensemble Altersgruppe II Seite 208 Bag˘ lama-Ensemble Altersgruppe III Seite 208 Bag˘ lama-Ensemble Altersgruppe IV Seite 208 Bag˘ lama-Ensemble Altersgruppe V Seite 209 Drum-Set (Pop) Altersgruppe II Seite 210 Drum-Set (Pop) Altersgruppe III Seite 217 Drum-Set (Pop) Altersgruppe IV Seite 221 Drum-Set (Pop) Altersgruppe V Seite 224 Drum-Set (Pop) Altersgruppe VI Seite 224 Übersicht und Veranstaltungsorte Übersichtsplan Wertungen Seite 228 Stadtplan und Veranstaltungsorte Seite 232 Sehenswertes Seite 235 5 Grußwort Herzlich willkommen zum 54. Landeswettbe- werb „Jugend musiziert“ in Heidenheim an der Brenz und Waldstetten! Liebe Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer, liebe Eltern und Lehrer, lie- be Juroren und Helfer, liebe Freunde und Förderer, 1 874 Teilnehmende – so viele Musizierende haben sich zum 54 Landeswettbewerb in Baden-Württemberg qualifiziert! Die Zahl macht mich als Präsidenten des Landesmusikrats froh und stolz, denn sie zeigt, dass das Musizieren bei euch, den Kindern und Jugendlichen in unserem Bundesland, nach wie vor eine wichtige Rolle spielt Trotz größer werdender schulischer Belastungen und immer weniger Freizeit schaufelt ihr euch Zeitfenster frei, um zu üben und euch mit den Werken auseinanderzusetzen Ich wünsche mir, dass ihr die Begeisterung für die Musik auch dann bewahrt, wenn ihr keine Profi-Musiker-Karriere anstreben solltet, denn dieser Wettbe- werb ist auch ein Ort der Begegnung, und die Teilnahme daran hat viele Kinder und Jugendliche mit ihrer Liebe zur Musik für ihr Leben geprägt Oder, um es anders zu formulieren: Bei „Jugend musiziert“ gibt es keine Verlierer oder Verliererinnen Mein großer Respekt gilt auch den Eltern und den engagierten Musiklehrern und -lehrerinnen, die ihre Schüler und Schülerinnen das ganze Jahr über begleiten und unterstützen, und dies oft auch über den Pflichtunterricht hinaus Herzlichen Dank dafür! Danken möchte ich auch unseren Partnern, ohne die wir ein Mammutprojekt wie den Landeswettbewerb nicht organisieren könnten: Das Ministerium für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst und der Sparkassen- verband Baden-Württemberg machen seit vielen Jahren den Wettbewerb durch ihre Unterstützung so überhaupt erst möglich Auch den Städten Heidenheim an der Brenz und Waldstetten sowie ihren Musik- schulen gebührt ein großes Dankeschön für ihre Unterstützung vor Ort Nicht zuletzt möchte ich mich bei den vielen Helferinnen und Helfern bedanken, die vor und hinter den Kulissen den Wettbewerb am Laufen halten Ich wünsche nun uns allen viele großartige Konzertmomente und unseren Teilnehmenden viel Erfolg bei ihren Auftritten Prof. Dr. Hermann Wilske Präsident des Landesmusikrats Baden-Württemberg 8 Grußwort Liebe Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer im Landes- wettbewerb „Jugend musiziert“, liebe Eltern, liebe Jurorinnen und Juroren, liebe Freunde der Musik, Willkommen in der Festspielstadt Heidenheim! Der Schlossberg Heidenheim ist Krone unseres Stadtbilds und kulturelles Aus- hängeschild Die Opernfestspiele Heidenheim machen das Are- al von Schloss Hellenstein, Festspielhaus Congress Centrum und Schlosshotel zu einem Festspielstandort von internationalem Rang Das Klassik-Festival wird heute in einem Atemzug mit Destinatio- nen wie Verona, Aix en Provence, Glyndbourne oder Bregenz ge- nannt Und das Naturtheater Heidenheim ist deutschlandweit eine der erfolgreichsten Amateur-Großbühnen und lockt jährlich bis zu 50 000 Gäste auf „Heidenheims grünen Hügel“ Ständig steigende Zuschauerzahlen bestätigen den profilierten kulturpolitischen Kurs dieser Stadt, der zudem von einer starken heimischen wie teils international ausgerichteten Wirtschaft begleitet wird Zum ersten Mal ist der Landeswettbewerb „Jugend musiziert“ Baden-Württemberg zu Gast in Heiden- heim Vermutlich beginnt mit diesem Wettbewerb für manchen Teilnehmer ja der Einstieg in eine spätere Profikarriere Vielleicht kehren einzelne Teilnehmer sogar in ein paar Jahren zurück auf eine der Heiden- heimer Bühnen Die Veranstaltungsreihen der Stadt bieten dazu reiche Gelegenheit Zudem hat Festspiel- direktor Marcus Bosch mit der Cappella Aquileia ein erstklassiges Festspielorchester nach Luzerner Vorbild gegründet Am Ende des letzten Wettbewerbstages und im Anschluss an seine Gastspielreise nach Italien können Sie das Orchester der Opernfestspiele beim Sinfoniekonzert „Vermächtnis“ mit Werken von Mo- zart und Prokofiev erleben Wen der Weg zu einem der Auftrittsorte in die Innenstadt führt, sollte sich nicht über die vielen Baustellen wundern Wir sind stolz unter anderem auf unsere neue Stadtbibliothek, die unmittelbar neben dem Rat- haus entsteht und die wir im November 2017 eröffnen Mit ebensolchem Stolz blicken wir aber auch auf unsere Musikschule, die in diesem Jahr das 40-jährige Bestehen feiert Den Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern wünsche ich einen schönen Aufenthalt in Heidenheim und viel Erfolg Dem Landesmusikrat, der Jury und den vielen örtlichen Helferinnen und Helfern danke ich sehr herzlich für die Vorbereitung und Durchführung des Wettbewerbs in unserer Stadt, in der – nicht nur aufgrund ihrer römischen Vergangenheit – der lateinische Spruch in Ehren gehalten wird: „Musica artium optima est “ Bernhard Ilg Oberbürgermeister der Stadt Heidenheim 9 Die Sparkassen als Partner von „Jugend musiziert“ „Musik zivilisiert. Musik macht wachsam. Musik weckt die Fantasie. Sie tröstet dich, wenn du traurig bist, sie bringt dich zum Lachen, wenn du dir Sorgen machst, und sie macht den Kopf klar, wenn alles drunter und drüber geht. Wer Musik macht, lernt nicht zu hassen. Wer Musik macht, lernt zu hö- ren, zuzuhören und zu denken.“ Diese Gedanken von Isaac Stern sagen so ziemlich umfassend, was Musik leistet und was die Musik uns allen gibt Deshalb ist es groß- artig, dass es „Jugend musiziert“ gibt und wir freuen uns, dass sich auch für den diesjährigen Wettbewerb so viele Nachwuchstalente angemeldet haben Herzlichen Dank allen Eltern dafür, dass sie die Freude ihrer Kinder an der Musik unterstützen und fördern Sie können und dürfen mit Recht stolz auf die Leistungen Ihrer Kinder sein Ebenso herzlichen Dank allen ausbildenden Lehrkräften Die engagierte Arbeit der Musikschulen und der Musiklehrkräfte verdient höchste Anerkennung Ohne Ihr aller Engagement wäre „Jugend musiziert“ nicht denkbar! Selbstverständlich braucht ein solcher Wettbewerb auch fi nanzielle Unterstützung Die baden-württem- bergischen Sparkassen fördern „Jugend musiziert“ seit vielen Jahrzehnten als Hauptsponsoren Auf dieses Engagement sind wir sehr stolz, diese Förderung ist uns eine Herzenssache und ich freue mich auf alle Teilnehmer des diesjährigen Wettbewerbs und wünsche allen viel Erfolg! Peter Schneider Präsident des Sparkassenverbandes Baden-Württemberg 10 Wichtige Hinweise Der Bundeswettbewerb findet vom 01. bis
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  • Ernestine White-Mifetu

    Ernestine White-Mifetu

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