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Wind2011 Jury.Pdf 8thinternational competitiondavorin jenko belgrade2011 wind instruments TH 8 INTERNATIONAL JENKO DAVORIN COMPETITION EDJUNARODNO TAKMIčENJE "DAVORIN JENKO" JE U PROTEK- LIH SEDAM GOdiNA PRIVUKLO PAžNJU DOMaćE I STRANE mMUZIčKE JAVNOSTI SVOjiM PROFESIONALNIM, ALI OTVORENIM I FLEKSIBILNIM STAVOM PREMA MUZicI, NASTOJEćI DA POMIRI SUKOBE U TRAdiciONALNOM I MODERNOM PRISTUPU TAKMIčENJU MEDJU UMETNicIMA SVIH UZRASTA, šKOLSKE SPREME I INTERESOVANJA. VišE OD 4500 TAKMIčARA IZ SRBijE I INOSTRANSTVA (SLOVENijE, ITALijE, šVAjcARSKE, MAKEDONijE, BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE, HRVATSKE, AUSTRijE, FRANCUSKE, UKRAjiNE, MAD- JARSKE, CRNE GORE...) KOji SU TOKOM PRETHODNIH GOdiNA UčESTVOVALI NA TAKMIčENJU, STRUčNI žIRI SASTAVLJEN OD VRSNIH PEDAGOGA I IZVODJačA IZ ZEMLJE I INOSTRANSTVA (NEMačKE, ENGLESKE, KiNE, AUSTRijE, UKRAjiNE, SLOVENijE, šPANijE, VELIKE BRITANijE…), GOSTOPRIMLjiVOST DOMaćINA I SPEciFIčAN NačIN NAGRADJIVANJA, GOVORE U PRILOG ORGANIZACIJI I SADRžAJU TAKMIčENJA. KVALITETNI USLOVI KOJE ORGANIZATOR POSEDUJE I PRUžA POSETIOciMA I TAKMIčARIMA GARANTUJU PRijATAN BORAVAK U JED- NOM OD NAJLEPšIH GRADOVA OVOG DELA EVROPE. IDEJA ORGANIZATORA OD SAMOG POčETKA BILA JE DA TAKMIčENJE BUDE NEZABORAVAN I SADRžAJAN UMETNIčKI I DRUšTVENI DOžIVLJAJ. THE LAST SEVEN YEARS, THE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION ‘DAVORIN JENKO’ HAS ATTRACTED THE ATTENTION OF BOTH in SERBIAN AND FOREIGN MUSicAL POPULATION WITH ITS TRAdiTIONAL, YET OPEN ATTEMPT TO RECONciLE THE CLASHES BETWEEN THE AND FLEXIBLE ATTITUDE TOWARDS MUSic AND ITS TRAdiTIONAL AND MODERN APPROACH WITH THE APPEARANCE OF ARTISTS OF ALL AGES, EDUCATION AND INTERESTS. MORE THAN 4500 COMPETITORS FROM SERBIA AND ABROAD (SLO- VENIA, ITALY, SWITZERLAND, MACEDONIA, BOSNIA, CROATIA, AUSTRIA, FRANCE, UKRAINE, HUNGARY, MONTENEGRO AND OTHER COUNTRIES) THAT TOOK PART IN THE COMPETITION DURING THE LAST FIVE YEARS, THE JURY OF EXPERTS MADE UP OF diSTINGUISHED PEDAGOGUES AND PERFORMERS FROM SERBIA AND ABROAD (GERMANY, ENGLAND, CHINA, AUSTRIA, UKRAINE, SLOVENIA, SPAIN, GREAT BRITAIN…), THE WELCOMING ATTITUDE OF THE HOSTS AND THE SPEciFic MAN- NER OF AWARdiNG SPEAK HIGHLY OF THE ORGANISATION AND CONTENT OF THIS COMPETITION. THE QUALITY OF CONdiTIONS THE ORGANISERS PROVidE FOR THE VISITORS AND COMPETITORS GUARANTEE A PLEASANT STAY IN ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ciTIES IN THIS PART OF EUROPE. IT WAS THE ORGANISERS’ INTENTION FROM THE VERY BEGINNING TO MAKE THIS COMPETITION AN UNFORGETTABLE AND COMPREHENSIVE ARTISTic AND SOciAL EXPERIENCE. wind duvacki- instrumenti truba trumpet TIBOR KEREKeš SLOVENIA MARIN ZOKić CROATIA ENDRE TOTH GERMANY MILorad Pejčić SERBIA horna, trombon, tuba horne,trombone, tube JASNA PETROvić SERBIA ENDRE TOTH GERMANY BRANISLAV AKSIN SERBIA VÁGÓ JÁNOS HUNGARY saksofon, oboa, fagot saxophone, oboe, bassoon LEV PUPIS SLOVENIA MIRKO ISAESKI SERBIA GORAN MARINKOvić SERBIA DRAGAN LAZić SERBIA all categories TH 8 INTERNATIONAL WIND C O M kamerni P E T I T ansambli JEN ION DAVORIN chamber ensembles VÁGÓ JÁNOS HUNGARY Nenad Mirić SERBIA K GORAN MARINKOvić SERBIA Ljubiša JOVANOvić SERBIA O IVAN Jelić SERBIA VLADISLAV STajević SERBIA ŽeljKO VLAHO CROATIA BRANISLAV GAGić SERBIA flute c JUnior d a b c e MELANIJa GradečaK CROATIA LJUBIŠA JOVANOVIĆ SERBIA MIOMIR SIMONOvić SERBIA DEJAN GAVRIĆ GERMANY SANJA TRAJKOvić SERBIA BETI STANKOVSKA MACEDONIA ALEKSANDar Đurić SERBIA KAROLJ MAROčiK SERBIA LAURA LEVAI AKSIN SERBIA MIOMIR SIMONOvić SERBIA clarinet klarinet ANTE GRGIN SERBIA SLAVKO KOVAčič SLOVENIA ALEKSANDAR TASić SERBIA Ljubiša JOVANOvić SERBIA TIBOR KEREKeš Rođen je u Subotici. Trubu je počeo svirati sa devet godina. Predavalo mu je više učitelja, a zanimljivo je da niti jedan nije bio trubač: Zilih i Kočmar su bili hornisti, Tokodi trombonista. Uprkos tome, osvajao je prve nagrade na takmičenjima u bivšoj Jugo- slaviji kao učenik muzičke škole Subotica. Godine 1987. se upisao na muzičku akademiju u Ljubljani kod legendarnog profesora Antona Grčara, koji mu je otkrio sve tajne sviranja na trubi. Diplomirao je 1992. , a postidiplomske studije završava u klasi istog profesora 1994. godine. Usavršavao se na seminaru u Greiskirchenu kod Pierre Thibaud-a i u Budimpešti kod Gyergy Geiger-a. Pobednik je Međunarodnog takmičenja mladih umetnika u Zagrebu (1988). Kao student je dobio Prešernovu nagradu. Od 1988. je stalni član Slovenske filharmonije. Aktivan je i na pedagoškom području kao redovni profesor Muzičke akademije u Ljubljani sa svojom klasom studenata trube i kao pedagog kamerne muzike. Nastupa kao solista i u različitim kamernim sastavima. Sudelovao je sa puno priznatih umetnika (Branimir Slokar, Stanko Arnold, Anton Grčar, Philipe Jones, Vinko Globokar, Irena Grafenauer) i dirigentima (Carlos Kleiber, Riccardo Muti, Zubin Mehta, Jurij Simonov). Izdao je dva solo CD-a: "Glasbeni utrinki baroka" i "Koncerti za trubu XX veka". 6 TH 8 INTERNATIONAL WIND C O M P E T I T ION DA VORIN JEN VORIN K O Was born in Subotica. He started playing the trumpet when he was nine. He had a number of teachers, interestingly enough, none of whom was a trumpeter: Zilih and Kočmar were horn play- ers, and Tokodi a trombonist. In spite of this, he won first prizes in competitions in former Yugoslavia as a student of music school in Subotica. In 1987 he went to the Academy of Music in Ljubljana with the legendary professor Anton Grčar, who revealed to him the secrets of trumpet-playing. He graduated in 1992 and finished post-graduate studies in the class of the same Professor in 1994. He perfected his talents in seminars in Greiskirchen with Pierre Thibaud and in Budapest with Gyergy Geiger. He is the winner of the International Competition of Young Artists in Zagreb (1988). As a student he won the Prešern Award. Starting from 1988 he is a full member of the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra. He is also active in teaching as a professor of the Academy of Music in Ljubljana with his class of trumpet students and as a pedagogue of chamber music. He also performs as a soloist with numer- ous chamber ensembles. He has collaborated with a number of well-known artists (Branimir Slokar, Stanko Arnold, Anton Grčar, Philipe Jones, Vinko Globokar, Irena Grafenauer) and conductors (Carlos Kleiber, Riccardo Muti, Zubin Mehta, Jurij Simonov). He released two solo CDs: Glasbeni utrinki baroka and 20th Century Trumpet Concertos. 7 TH 8 INTERNATIONAL WIND C ANTE GRGIN O M P E T I T ION DA VORIN JEN VORIN Diplomirao i magistrirao na Muzičkoj akademiji u Beogradu, u klasi klarineta čuvenog profesora Bruna Bruna. K Još kao student postiže zapažene rezultate na uglednim internacionalnim konkursima u Ženevi, Minhenu i O Pragu, kao i na Međunarodnom takmičenju Jeunesses Musicales u Beogradu 1970, gde osvaja drugu nagradu. Gotovo tri i po decenije Ante Grgin deluje u našoj muzičkoj javnosti kao istaknuti koncertant, kamerni muzičar, solista i prvi klarinet Beogradske filharmonije od 1975. godine do danas. Nastupao je sa mnogobrojnim orkestri- ma u zemlji i inostranstvu (Švajcarska, Francuska, Italija, Mađarska, Čehoslovačka, Rusija, Belorusija, Kina) a kao solista i kamerni muzičar svirao na festivalima BEMUS, Mokranjčevi dani, Mermer i zvuci... Član je "Ansambla za novi muziku". Uporedo sa ovim delatnostima, predstavlja se i kao stvaralac, iskazujući se kao kompozitor u de- lima posvećenim klaviru, violini, violi, flauti, klarinetu. oboi, fagotu, trubi, horni... U njegovim delima preovađuje sklonost prema slobodnoj formi, stilskim obrascima simfoniziranog džeza, evergrin harmonijama, folklornoj ritmici balkanskog tla i naglašena melodioznost kao sastavni deo prirode instrumenata kome se u potpunosti posvetio. Među brojnim izvođačima njegogovih kompozicija naleze se i umetnici svetske reputacije, kao što su Irena Grafenauer i Mate Bekavac. Bavi se pedagoškim radom kao redovan profesor klarineta na Fakultetu muzičke umetnosti u Beogradu. Dobitnik je brojnih nagrada i priznanja, među kojima se izdvajaju nagrada Dositej Obradović, Spomen plaketa grada Beograda, Zlatna medalja Beogradske filharmonije povodom 75. godišnjice rada ove institucije, Srebrna medalja Univerziteta umetnosti, kao i nagrada UMUS-a. Completed his undergraduate and graduate studies at the Belgrade Academy of Music, under the tuition of renowned professor Bruno Brun. Even as a student he had remarkable achievements at various prestigious international open competitions in Geneve, Munich and Prague as well as the Second Prize at the Jeunesses Musicales International Competition in Belgrade (1970). For almost three and a half decades Ante Grgin has performed in as a concert-player, chamber musician, soloist and the principal clarinetist of the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra from 1975 to this day. He has played with numerous orchestras in the country and abroad (France, Switzerland, Italy, Hungary, Czechoslova- kia, Russia, Belarus, China etc.) and as a soloist took part in various festivals, such as: BEMUS, The Days of Mokranjac, Marble Sounds and others. He is also a member of the New Music Ensemble. Parallel with this work he also proved himself as a composer. He has composed a number of pieces for piano, violin, viola, flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon, trumpet, horn. His compositions are characterized by tendency towards free forms, style models of jazzed symphony, evergreen harmonies, Balkan folklore rhythms and highly emphasized melodic as a part of instrument nature to which Grgin has dedicated his performing and creative work. Among numerous artists who have performed his composi- tions we can find world-renowned names, such as: Irena Grafenauer and Mate Bekavac. Grgin is a full-time
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