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Preisträger & 64. Bundes Auswahl 20 auswahl auswahl Deutscher Musikrat gemeinnützige Projektgesellschaft mbH Deutscher Musikwettbewerb und Bundesauswahl Konzerte Junger Künstler Preisträger & 64. Bundes Preisträger 21 ‖ Haus der Kultur Preisträger & Weberstraße 59 53113 Bonn 64. Bundes auswahl www.deutscher-musikwettbewerb.de Deutscher Musikwettbewerb DMR_Umschlag_Preistraeger_A5_RS6.21_190808_RZ.indd 1,3 08.08.19 12:12 Preisträger des DMW Kontakt & 64. Bundesauswahl Konzerte Junger Künstler Preisträgerkonzerte: Irene Schwalb Tel. 0228 2091-160 Im Sinne der Nachhaltigkeit teilen Sie uns bitte mit: [email protected] • wenn Ihnen die digitale Version des Katalogs ausreicht • wenn wir Ihre Adresse (Post & Email) komplett löschensollen BAKJK-Konzertvermittlung: Info an: [email protected] Milena Fey Tel. 0228 2091-162 Liebe Veranstalter/innen, [email protected] wir freuen uns, Ihnen in diesem Katalog alle von uns derzeit geför- Deutscher Musikrat Projekt gGmbH derten Künstler/innen vorzustellen: Im ersten Teil finden Sie die Projektbüro DMW/BAKJK aktuellen DMW-Preisträger/innen, im zweiten Teil die Ensembles Weberstraße 59 der 64. BAKJK bestehend aus Stipendiat/innen des DMW 2019. 53113 Bonn Bitte treten Sie bei Fragen und Wünschen jederzeit mit uns in Kontakt! Website & Antragsformulare: Antragsformulare finden Sie online, ebenso den gesamten Katalog. www.deutscher-musikwettbewerb.de Neue Veranstalter sind uns immer willkommen! www.deutscher-musikwettbewerb.de/veranstalten Bonn, im September 2019, stellvertretendImpressum für das Team: Irene Schwalb Herausgeber Leitung Deutscher Musikwettbewerb / Deutscher Musikrat Bundesauswahl Konzerte Junger Künstler gemeinnützige Projektgesellschaft mbH Leitung Deutscher Musikwettbewerb und Bundesauswahl Konzerte Junger Künstler DeutscherDeutscher Musikrat Musikrat Schirmherr:Schirmherr: Bundespräsident Bundespräsident Frank-Walter Steinmeier Frank-Walter Steinmeier DeutscherRedaktion Musikrat Musikrat Schirmherr: Bundespräsident Frank-Walter Steinmeier Schirmherr:Milena Bundespräsident Fey, Anne Frank-W alterKersting Steinmeier Die 12 Projekte des Deutschen Musikrates Die 12 Projekte des Deutschen Musikrates Die 12 Projekte des Deutschen Musikrates DieBiografien 12 Projekte des und Deutschen Programme Musikrates Wurden von den vorgestellten Musikerinnen und Musikern verfasst Umschlaggestaltung Parole Gesellschaft für Kommunikation mbH, Gefördert von: München Druck Warlich Druck Meckenheim GmbH DMR_Umschlag_Preistraeger_A5_RS6.21_190808_RZ.indd 4,6 08.08.19 12:12 Die Teilnehmer/innen der 64. BAKJK Die Preisträgerkonzerte 5 Saison 2020/2021 Die Preisträger/innen des DMW für Konzerte 2020-2021 6-37 ab Seite 39 Die Bundesauswahl Konzerte Junger Künstler/BAKJK 39 Duo Revelio 43 Die Ensembles der 64. BAKJK 43-99 Anissa Baniahmad, Flöte Jesse Flowers, Gitarre Deutscher Musikwettbewerb/DMW 100 Duo Cellissimo 49 Deutscher Musikrat 101 Joel Blido, Violoncello DMW 2019 Jury 102 Konstantin Bruns, Violoncello Der Beirat DMW/BAKJK 103 Duo con energía 53 DMW 2020-2023 104 Laura Lootens, Gitarre Impressum 105 Konstantin Bruns, Violoncello Duo Vielharmonie 69 Péter Lajos Kánya, Tuba Till Hoffmann, Klavier Klavierduo Neeb 65 Die Preisträger/innen des DMW Sophie Neeb, Klavier Vincent Neeb, Klavier für Konzerte 2020 bis 2021 Duo Jilo 71 ab Seite 5 Julia Puls, Klarinette Viktor Soos, Klavier TARS 77 DMW 2019 Claudius Kamp, Blockflöten / Dulzian / Barockfagott Konstantin Krimmel, Bariton 6 Charlotte Schwenke, Gamben Sebastian Fritsch, Violoncello 10 Johannes Rake, Cembalo / Truhenorgel Friedrich Thiele, Violoncello 14 Ensemble Caladrius 83 DMW 2018 Sophia Schambeck, Blockflöte Ioana Cristina Goicea, Violine 18 Mariona Mateu Carles, Violone Theo Plath, Fagott 22 Jacopo Sabina, Laute / Theorbe Maciej Frąckiewicz, Akkordeon 26 Georg Staudacher, Cembalo Eliot Quartett, Streichquartett 32 Marsyas Baroque 89 Franceso Ciurlo, Komponist 36 Paula Pinn, Blockflöte Ling-Hsuan Huang, Komponistin 37 María Carrasco Gil, Barockvioline Konstanze Waidosch, Barockcello Sara Johnson Huidobro, Cembalo Monet Bläserquintett 95 Anissa Baniahmad, Flöte | Johanna Stier, Oboe | Nemorino Scheliga, Klarinette | Marc Gruber, Horn | Theo Plath, Fagott Eliot Quartett 99 Maryana Osipova, Violine | Alexander Sachs, Violine Dmitri Hahalin, Viola | Michael Preuss, Violoncello 3 Die Preisträgerkonzerte Die Vermittlung der Preisträgerkonzerte richtet sich an Musikfestspiele und Kon- zert reihen im In- und Ausland. Die Fördermaßnahmen im Anschluss an den Deutschen Musikwettbewerb genie- ßen den Ruf eines wichtigen Sprungbretts zur internationalen Karriere und sollen Anreize bieten, junge Musiker/innen an der Schnittstelle zwischen Ausbildung und Beruf für Konzerte zu engagieren. Wir fördern pro Konzert mit: - maximal 750 Euro für Solokonzerte mit professionellen Orchestern - maximal 500 Euro für ein Solorezital / Solokonzert mit sonstigen Orchestern - maximal 750 Euro für ein Duo - maximal 250 Euro je Ensemblemitglied im Trio - maximal 200 Euro je Ensemblemitglied im Quartett - maximal 150 Euro je Ensemblemitglied im Sextett Förderung der beim DMW ausgezeichneten Komponist/innen: - Förderung von Kompositionsaufträgen mit maximal 500 Euro - Förderung von Aufführungen der beim DMW preisgekrönten Werke - Förderung von Aufführungen anderer Werke durch DMW-Preisträger/innen Die Kosten für An-/Abreise und Hotelunterbringung trägt der Veranstalter. Für Kooperatio nen mit Veranstaltern im Ausland arbeitet der DMW mit dem Goethe-Institut zusammen. Bitte kontaktieren Sie uns: [email protected], Tel. 0228-2091160 Antragsformular: www.deutscher-musikwettbewerb.de/veranstalten Prozedere bei Beantragung eines Honorarzuschusses: • Der Veranstalter kontaktiert den Künstler/die Künstlerin und klärt Honorar, Termin und Programm [ggf. zuvor Rücksprache mit dem Projektbüro DMW] • Der Veranstalter beantragt den Honorarzuschuss beim Projektbüro DMW. • Der DMW informiert den Veranstalter, ob eine Förderung möglich ist. Bei Zu- sage schließt der DMW mit dem Künstler/der Künstlerin einen Vertrag über die Zuschuss-Summe und überweist diese nach dem Konzert direkt an den Künst- ler/die Künstlerin. • Im Künstlervertrag des Veranstalters muss das Ge samt honorar ausgewiesen sein, dabei werden die Honoraranteile (vom Veranstalter/vom DMW) aufge- schlüsselt. Eine Vertragskopie ist an den DMW zu senden. • Der Veranstalter weist in allen Publikationen zum geförderten Konzert auf die Unterstützung des Deutschen Musikrats hin. Datenschutz: Die Daten der Veranstalter werden ausschließlich für die notwendige Kommunikation zwischen Veranstaltern, dem Projektbüro DMW/BAKJK, der GVL 4 und den betreffenden Künstler/innen verwendet. 5 Konstantin Krimmel Repertoire Konzert / Oper Bariton Preisträger DMW 2019 [email protected] www.konstantinkrimmel.de Foto: Daniela Reske KONZERT Claudio Monteverdi Johann Sebastian Bach Marienvesper Konstantin Krimmel ist Gewinner und Publikumspreisträger des Deutschen Matthäuspassion BWV 244 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Musikwettbewerbs 2019, des Internationalen Helmut Deutsch Liedwettbe- (Basspartie und Christusworte) Requiem KV 626 werbs 2019, des Internationalen Haydn-Wettbewerbs für klassisches Lied und Johannespassion BWV 245 Krönungsmesse KV 317 Arie in Rohrau 2018. Des Weiteren ist er Preisträger des Wettbewerbs Das Lied (Basspartie und Christusworte) Messe c-Moll KV 427 in Heidelberg 2019, des Gian Battista Viotti International Music Competition Magnificat BWV 243 2018, des Bundeswettbewerbs Gesang Berlin 2018 und des Gesangswettbe- h-Moll Messe BWV 232 John Rutter Mass of the Children werbs Debut 2018. verschiedene Kantaten Liederabende mit seiner Pianistin Doriana Tchakarova führen ihn an die Oper Weihnachtsoratorium BWV 248: Camille Saint-Säens Frankfurt, zur Bayerischen Akademie der Schönen Künste, ins Konzerthaus Kantaten 1-6 Weihnachtsoratorium Berlin, zum Heidelberger Frühling, zur Schubertiada Barcelona, zum Tetbury Johannes Brahms Heinrich Schütz Music Festival, zum Oxford Liedfestival und in die Wigmore Hall London. Ein deutsches Requiem op. 45 Johannes-Passion - Christus Auf der Opernbühne ist er als Roberto/Nardo in Mozarts "La finta giardiniera" Giacomo Carissimi sowie als Zoroastro in Händels "Orlando", als Leporello in Mozarts "Don Gio- Jephta vanni" in der Ukraine und in einer szenischen Matthäuspassion am Hessisches Gabriel Fauré OPER (bereits aufgeführte Rollen) Staatstheater Wiesbaden zu erleben. Requiem op. 48 Gion Antoni Derungs Konstantin Krimmel hat ein breites Konzertrepertoire und arbeitet mit Diri- Charles Gounod Benjamin: Ruben/1. Hellseher genten wie Jonathan Cohen, Peter Dijkstra, Justin Doyle, Enrico Onofri und Messe Solenelle de Sainte-Cécile Gaetano Donizetti Christoph Poppen. (Cäcilienmesse) Viva la Mamma: Impresario Der deutsch-rumänische Bariton wurde in Ulm geboren und studierte an der Georg Friedrich Händel Staatlichen Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart bei Prof. Messiah HWV 56 Georg Friedrich Händel Orlando: Zoroastro Teru Yoshihara. Er war Stipendiat der Walter und Charlotte Hamel Stiftung Judas Maccabäus HWV 63 sowie des Richard Wagner Verbands Ulm/Neu-Ulm e.V. und besuchte Meister- Joseph Haydn Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart kurse bei KS Prof. Brigitte Fassbaender, Prof. Margreet Honig und Prof. Noelle Die Jahreszeiten Hob XXI:3 Le Nozze di Figaro: Antonio Turner. Er erhält wichtige musikalische Impulse von Julian Prégardien. Die Schöpfung Hob XXI:2 Don Giovanni: Leporello La finta giardiniera: Nardo Reinhard Kaiser Markus-Passion Hans Zender Stephen Climax: Lipoti Virag Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
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