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In Stitu T Fü R Ja Zz Und V O Lk Sm U Sik PR OJE K TW OCH E JAZ Z Institut für Jazz und Volksmusik PROJEKTWOCHE JAZZ 01. – 05. Februar 2021 2 1 Projektwoche Jazz 01.– 05. Februar 2021 Die Projektwoche 2021 des Instituts für Jazz und Volksmusik wurde von Dominik Burkhalter kuratiert. In dieser Woche werden zweitägige Workshops sowie eintägige Seminare unter der Leitung von ganz unterschiedlichen Persönlichkeiten aus dem Musikbusiness stattfinden. Die musikalischen Ergebnisse aus den Workshops werden jeweils ab 19:30 Uhr als Konzerte im Club Knox präsentiert. Die Projektwoche Jazz gilt auch für Studierende aus anderen Instituten als Projektwoche. Angebote für Studierende aus anderen Profilen sind speziell gekennzeichnet. Bitte beachtet die Details der Ausschreibungen auf den kommenden Seiten. Bei Fragen, könnt Ihr Euch an Dominik wenden: [email protected] Einschreibung und Einteilung Die Einschreibung erfolgt durch rechtzeitige Anmeldung über den Online- Link. Anmeldefrist ist der Montag, 14. Dezember 2020. Achtung: Die Teilnehmerzahl ist aufgrund der Corona-Massnahmen begrenzt! https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=CECjddHXJEmOeDH- qG9uaE4KgUsOdBRNh_oI42ObbIVUMkNaNDEyUFVQNUxFREtOTjdGSkpNNzV aQi4u Die definitive Einteilung wird noch vor den Weihnachtsferien bekannt gegeben. Seminar Nr. 1 Booking / Music business from the Artist’s point of view. Leo Tardin The first winner of the prestigious Montreux Jazz Festival International Solo Piano Competition – and the only Swiss to have won it so far – Leo Tardin announced the dawn of a new generation of Swiss pianists. He published six albums with his Grand Pianoramax project, with which he has performed all over the world in the past 15 years (Tokyo Jazz Festival, Nyon Paleo Festival, CMJ Music Marathon New York, Akbank Jazz Festival Istanbul, etc.) In parallel, he also published two solo piano albums, completed by a Songbook and video tutorials of his own compositions. Leo Tardin has also collaborated with many artists, including Roy Ayers, Erik Truffaz, Burhan Öçal, Maria João, Paula Oliveira, Jojo Mayer, Deantoni Parks, Adam Deitch, Invicible, Spleen, Black Cracker to name a few. www.leotardin.com / www.grandpianoramax.com Seminarinhalt As a young graduated musician, it might seem overwhelming to book a tour for your band, and intimidating to approach medias and potential agents for the upcoming release of your first EP. All the more to do so while staying true to your artistic vision and sensitivity. Based on his experience with his Grand Pianoramax and solo projects for the past 15 years, Leo Tardin will share what he learnt through internationally releasing and touring 8 albums as a bandleader and solo artist, collaborating with various booking agents in Switzerland, Germany and France, PRs, record labels and the many questions and challenges that go with it. Various topics will be discussed, such as: -How to pitch your band in various contexts (to venues and promoters, to medias, to foundations for grants and supports) with interactive exercices, both on the content and the ways of doing so. -Some common mistake and traps to avoid in establishing yourself as an upcoming artist, in booking concerts, and in releasing an album. -How to spread your music with the current tools at hand, and what to expect from record labels. -Some inspirational words and positive thoughts to navigate your way in this business. Datum Montag, 01.02.2021 Zeit 10.30 – 17.30 Uhr, 1h Mittagspause Auch für Studierende Klassik Ja und/oder Volksmusik geeignet? Seminar Nr. 2 Jüüzli aus dem Muotathal und Ybrig Agatha Kälin Aufgewachsen bin ich in Willerzell. Mit meinen 3 Schwestern singe ich schon seit meiner Kindheit, wobei die Jüüzli mit ihren archaischen Tönen im nahe gelegenen Ybrig und Muotathal uns aus dem Herzen erklingen. Als Mutter von 4 Buben, Kindergartenlehrperson, Musikalische Grundschullehrerin und Kinderjodelchörlileiterin darf ich immer wieder mit Freuden feststellen, wie die Kinder selbstverständlich und spontan aus dem Innersten jüüzlet. Seminarinhalt Die wohl archaischste Art zu jodeln trifft man im Muotathal und Ybrig an. Im Kurs lernen wir Muotathaler / Ybriger Jüüzli und ihre Eigenarten kennen. Wir hören, entdecken und singen so diese naturtönigen Melodien, welche uns zuerst fremd vorkommen und doch so nah sind. Verknüpft wird das ganze mit einer dazu passenden Sage. Datum Montag, 01.02.2021 Zeit 10.30 – 17.30 Uhr, 1h Mittagspause Auch für Studierende Klassik Ja und/oder Volksmusik geeignet? Seminar Nr. 3 «Taking Care of Business» - Ein Coaching Workshop Jahn Antener Jahn Antener aka perron3 realisiert Kulturprojekte, fördert und unterstützt diese durch sein Engagement aktiv. Zum Veranstaltungsrepertoire gehören Konzerte, Events, Lesungen sowie Ausstellungen. Die Stärke von perron3 ist es, alle Projekte und Vorhaben von der Idee bis zu ihrer erfolgreichen Umsetzung genauestens in Form, Funktion und Endausführung gestalterisch zu durchdenken. perron3 bietet den Kulturschaffenden Booking, Tourplanung, Tourmanagement und Management aus einer Hand. Das Schaffen von perron3 ermöglicht einen Einblick in diverse Kulturbereiche. Die spezifisch entwickelten Lösungen verhelfen jedem Anlass zur Einzigartigkeit. Die Zusammenarbeit mit Kulturschaffenden bringen stets von Neuem innovative, kreative Ideen und visionäre Konzepte zum Vorschein. perron3 ermöglicht dem interessierten Publikum den Zugang zu neuartigen, erstmaligen Veranstaltungen/Events. Die permanente Auseinandersetzung mit Kunst, Musik, Literatur, Kunst und Kultur ist in der DNA von perron3. www.perron3.ch Seminarinhalt Im Workshop «Taking care» werden die Bereiche Programmation, Booking des Club’s, des Promoter’s, und der KünstlerInnen bzw. der Band beleuchtet. Tourplanung, Promotion und Networking sollen behandelt werden. Anhand der Form des Workshops und der Methodik eines Seminars wird persönliches und individuelles Wissen erarbeitet, im Plenum besprochen, kritisch gewürdigt und gegebenenfalls ergänzt. Ebenso können die Studierenden ihre eigenen Bandprojekte vorstellen und ein direktes Coaching dafür erhalten. Aus dem Kulturschaffen des Kursleiters stehen Beispiele aus der Praxis der Musikbranche als Inputs zur Verfügung. Wir werden uns in eine LP / CD Produktion, eine Tourplanung, die Programmation eines Clubs / Promoter`s und deren Foundraising vertiefen. Als Ziel der Veranstaltung steht «das Erarbeiten eines Manuals», zu den behandelten Themen in Form einer Checkliste. Datum Dienstag, 02.02.2021 Zeit 10.30 – 17.30 Uhr, 1h Mittagspause Auch für Studierende Klassik Ja und/oder Volksmusik geeignet? Seminar Nr. 4 Musik in Zeiten Social Media Lena Fischer Aufgewachsen in einem musikalischen Haushalt spielte Lena Fischer bereits in jungen Jahren diverse Instrumente, gehörte einer Tanzgruppe an und absolvierte die Matura mit Schwerpunktfach Musik. Ihre Liebe zur Musik lebte sie schon als Maturandin aktiv auch hinter den Kulissen und bereitete sich so einen frühen Weg ihr berufliches Tätigkeitsfeld. Dieser Weg führte sie von einem Major Label, wo sie als Promotion- und Product-Managerin sowie als Junior A&R tätig war, zu einer (Medien-) Plattform für Junge, bei welcher sie als Projektleiterin Kommunikation & Kreation arbeitete. Daneben studierte sie berufsbegleitend Business Communication an der HWZ Zürich. Bereits während des Studiums und nach ihrem Bachelor-Abschluss 2018 arbeitete Lena Fischer für die Firma redkey, wo sie sich über Jahre hinweg nicht nur um die Kommunikation und Vermarktung des Schweizer Soulsängers Seven kümmerte, sondern auch für diverse andere Bands und Brands im Bereich Promotion, Kommunikation, Strategie und Beratung tätig war. Seit 2019 ist Lena Fischer Teil des Booking-Teams des Gurtenfestivals und seit 2020 zudem Leiterin Kommunikation & Marketing sowie Mediensprecherin des Gurtenfestivals. Daneben arbeitet sie weiter für Bands und Musiker*innen im Kommunikationsbereich und unterstützt verschiedene Projekte mit ihrer Berufserfahrung und ihrem Netzwerk. Seminarinhalt Social Media ist ein Muss für Musiker*innen – wird gesagt. Davon gehen wir mal aus. Aber in welchem Rahmen? Auf welchen Kanälen? Was macht Sinn, und was lässt man besser sein? Ist mehr wirklich mehr? Und was ist dabei überhaupt das Ziel? Wir schauen an, welche Inhalte welche Zielgruppen ansprechen, welche persönlichen Voraussetzungen, Fähigkeiten und Ressourcen welche Social Media Strategien begünstigen, und wie man im Dschungel aller Kanäle Prioritäten und einen Fokus setzen kann. Dabei beschäftigen wir uns mit den klassischen Plattformen wie Instagram, Facebook, TikTok etc., beziehen aber auch Homepage, Spotify, Apple Music, Newsletter etc. mit ein. Ziel ist es, nach diesem Tag mit mehr Durchblick, Priorisierung und individuellen Strategieansätzen die eigenen Kanäle zu betreuen. Datum Dienstag, 02.02.2021 Zeit 10.30 – 17.30 Uhr, 1h Mittagspause Auch für Studierende Klassik Ja und/oder Volksmusik geeignet? Seminar Nr. 5 Producing mit Synthesizer Kult Sounds Manu Halter Manuel Halter ist Musikproduzent und Pianist mit Wurzeln im Jazz. Er studierte Jazz Klavier an der Swiss Jazzschool in Bern und Musikproduktion und Komposition an der Popakademie in Mannheim. Er ist Initiator des Kreativ-Coworkings Studio21 in Bern, von wo aus er nationale und internationale Künstler als Produzent und Mixing Engineer betreut. Als Pianist, Keyboarder und Musical Director tourte er in Deutschland, Österreich, Italien, Frankreich, Kroatien, Bulgarien, Vereinigte Emirate. Seine Arbeit brachte ihn mit nationalen und internationalen Künstlern wie Luca Hänni, Tracey Campbell, Lo & Leduc, Shem Thomas, Anja Lehmann,
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