Program 2003
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New year's eve 2002/2003 - 4th year
Celebrate together with Greeks while a band is playing Greek music, enjoy a traditional
dinner
with wine form the area, and dancing in a taverna near the sea for 20 Euro per
person.
Together with other you can make excusions f. e. to the archeological sites of
Olympia, Epidaurus,
Delphi..., or you can hike in the beautiful mountains of
Kalavrita,
or simply relax in the garden.
Everybody is welcomed to bring along an instrument or creative ideas.
3rd
January - 20/27th January 2003
art seminar
Second consecutive on the peloponnesian
peninsula
Art instructor:
Frederick D. Bunsen
Participation:
please contact the artist: bunsen@bunsen.org, www.bunsen.org.
A serious occupation with art is prerequisit.
The course will take place as soon as 10 participants are interested.
Description:
I begin painting by creating a so-called marked state - that first brush-stroke or distinction
on the empty space. This distinction serves as a departure point, painted as if I were certain
that I knew what I was going to paint, all the while knowing that my action were anything but
certain. The next brush stroke in relation to the first is really certain because I have a prior
state on which I can then draw the next distinction, determining all the while if it makes a
difference in the greater evolving sense of my picture.
The course is built on this idea while occupated with the usual practice of
drawing.
Costs:
soon available
The artist:
Frederick D. Bunsen, Texas born, is an independent artist now residing in
Europe.
He studied art history and philosophy at the university of Stuttgart, and
fine arts at the State Art Academy in Stuttgart, Germany;
publications in English
and German together with the system theoretic, Niklas
Luhmann;
presently an art instructor at the University of Klausenburg in Romania.
1st
March – 8th March 2003
Workshop for pianists and
those
who are interested
Course
instructor: Markus Kreul, beside the individual course repertoire every
active
participant
should prepare an short
caracteristic
peace from Robert Schumann.
Also
beginners and non-pianists are welcome!
Course
fees: 150 Euro (active participation), 100 Euro (passive)
Info:
tel./fax + 49 (0) 82 54 / 99 59 47, www.markus-kreul.de
Markus
Kreul
Born
in 1972 in Bonn
Studies
at Musikhochschule Koeln, by Prof.
Pi-hsien Chen
1999-2001 Student from
Prof. Gitti Pirner in Munich
Prizes: 1st Prize
„Jugend musiziert“, Finalist in international competitions
in Stresa and Varallo
Awards in international Piano-contests:
„Citta di Tortona/Trophy Kawai“
International
Awards:
„Jupiter“ in Genua, Beethovensonderpreis
, IBLA Grand Prize Italien/US
Solist and camber musician
Partitcipation
in festivals in Germany, Austria, Nederlands, Italiy and France
6th March, 20.00 h
in Cultural Center "Polytechnion", Egion
The
Concert
with Piano and Guitar
solo
and duo
Piano: Marcus Kreul, Germany
Guitarsoloist:
Maria Kavouni, Greece
program:
L.v.Beethoven:
Sechs Bagatellen op. 126
P.I.
Tschaikowski Doumka op.59
Vivaldi
Sonata g-moll with Maria Kavouni
Maria
Kavouni
2th
- 9th March 2003
In this time
"The
Bavarian Classics Symphony Orchestra",
which consits of 40 professional musicians wil be our special guests.
The Bavarian Classics,
founded in 1990, are a
classical orchestra with 40 musicians of the
symphony orchestra of the Kulturverein Zorneding/Bavaria
with solists and guest musicians from Hamburg, Lübeck, Nuremberg, Paris,
Saulgau and Strassburg.
Concert tourings in Munic, Frankfurt, Geneva, Graz and Shanghai.
A chamber music formation under the direction of its permanent conductor Hans Walter Kämpfel
gave concerts in 1995 in the ancient theatre and the archeologic museum of
Bodrum, in
Seagarden, Antalya and the opera house of Ankara.
The conductor Hans Walter Kämpfel:
Born 1924 in Munic, former general director of music in Aachen and Bremen, guest contracts
with the opera houses of Bochum, Zürich, Graz, Barcelona,
La Fenice, Teatro Verdi, Triest, Teatro San Carlo Napels, Lissabon, concerts with
well known symphony orchestras as Berlin, Maastricht,
Nordwestdeutsche Philharmonie, Orchestra del Maggio Musicale Firenze,
Staatsorchester Ankara, Mozarteum Salzburg, Staatsorchester Athen, Thessaloniki,
Philharmonic Orchestra Nagoya, Tokio, Sapporo.
Since 1974 conductor of the orchestra Kulturverein Zorneding, Bavaria.
The orchestra:
1. Violine:
Christel Köpke Nelly Serpi
Irmtraud Mallach
Astrid Flury
Heidi Gliesche
Carola Grube
2. Violine:
Wolfram Tippe Barbara Schäfer
Brigitte Hahn
Josef Sturm
Peter Saladin
Viola: Violaine Chessex
Elfriede Artinger
Ruth Tippe
Violoncello:
Louise Vorster
Stephanie Hermann
Jürgen Schäfer
Contrabass: Cornelia
Gildemeister
Flute:
Heidi Müller
Friederike Mössbauer
Oboe:
Wolfgang Decher
Arnulf Mallach
Clarinet:
Andrea Boos Monika Decher
Bassoon:
Christiane Roll
Cornet:
Manfred Köpke Nicole Treboux
Timbal:
Georg Wessling
The
Concert
At the
8th of March, 20.00 h there will be a concert with the orchestra and the greek guitar solist
Maria Kavouni and the concertpianist Marios Kazas from Athens conducted by Hans Walter Kämpfel in archeological museum of
Egion. Pieces of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
( symphony No. 31) Ludwig van Beethoven
(piano concert No. 4) and the
1st concert for orchestra and guitar of M. S. Tedesco will be
performed.
More information will follow.
Marios Kazas
was born in
Athens. He began his studies with Mrs. Severi Yolanda at the Athinaikon
Conservatory, where he studied until 1994, as a holder of a prestigious
permanent scholarship. In 1994 he moved to the “Athenaeum” Music and
Cultural Institution as a student of the world famous soloistin Dora Bakopoulou.
In 1997 he continued his studies at the “Conservatory
of Athens”, from where he graduated from the Diploma class of Mrs. Bakopoulou
in June 2001 with the unanimous First Prize and Honours and the additional
Matzagriotaki prize.He has been awarded with 1st and 2nd
prizes at Greek piano competitions. In March 2002 he won 2nd prize at
the International Piano Competition “Art and Education in the 21st
Century”.
He has attended master-classes with
leading pianists such as Paul Badura-Skoda, Martino Tirimo, Leon Fleisher, Irina
Kherj, Chantal Stigliani a.o. and
has taken part in international music forums. Besides his piano studies, he has
privately studied clarinet. He is also a Law student at the University of Athens
Marios has given successful piano recitals both in Athens as well as in other
cities of Greece.
10th - 22nd May 2003
in Hellenikon Idyllion
The Metropolitan String Quartet
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Thursday, 22nd May 2003,
20.30 h
CONCERT
Metropolitan String Quartet
together with the greek
guitarsolist
Maria Kavouni
at the archeological museum of
Egion
The Program
W.A. Mozart:
Quintet in A for clarinet, 2 violines, viola and cello
A. Bazos: Fuga Fantasia for guitar and clarinet
A. Bazos:
Hellenic Sonatina No. 1 for guitar, clarinet and
String-Quartett
A. Bazos:
Hellenic Sonatina No. 2
1 for guitar, clarinet and String-Quartett
Concerts will be scheduled between May 16th and
May 24nd.
John Nardollilo, the first violinist of the group is a
well established
conductor, having worked with numerous professional symphonies and youth
orchestras, and Scott Wright, our clarinettist has the same experience
conducting professional and youth bands across the country and in Europe.
Both John and Scott would like to work with any school or professional
orchestras, bands, jazz bands, or wind and brass ensembles that would be
interested.
Our program
will be the Brahms and
Mozart Clarinet quintets, the
Tunisian Tango also for clarinet and string quartet, a piece by a talented
young American composer, and a work in the American jazz genre yet to be
decided.
The Metropolitan String Quartet was founded by members of
the Metropolitan
Symphony of Washington DC. In the past three seasons these young players
have performed together around the United States, including concerts at
Carnegie Hall in New York, the Kennedy Center in Washington, and at the
Kimmel Center in Philadelphia. They have recorded works by American
composers Aaron Copland, Leonard Bernstein and Samuel Barber, and have
premiered and recorded new works of American folk and jazz. Individually,
members of the quartet have performed with or conducted leading orchestras
in the United States, Canada and Asia, including the orchestras of San
Francisco, Detroit, Atlanta, Dallas, Utah, Seattle, Vancouver and
Malaysia.
They have performed in France, Germany, Italy and Greece, been heard on
National Public Radio and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, serve on
the music faculties at the Universities of Alabama and Kentucky. Upcoming
concerts include performances around the eastern United States, and in
Canada and Europe.
In May of 2003, the Metropolitan String Quartet will
travel to Greece
to Hellenikon Idyllion
with virtuoso clarinetist Scott Wright
to perform the Brahms and Mozart clarinet
quintets and the Tunisian Tango for clarinet and string quartet by the
American contemporary composer Erling Patrick Horn, and other works in the
American jazz tradition.
Concerts will be scheduled between May 16th and
May 22nd.
Informations about
The Metropolitan String Quartet
Contact John Nardolillo at
nardolillo@prodigy.net,
or Elizabeth Pickering at
zildra@hotmail.com
Liz Pickering
174 Winnipeg Avenue
Thunder Bay Ontario
P7B 3R4 Canada Tel. (807) 344-0908
Friday, 13th June 2003, 21.30h
Choir- and Oratorium- Night
in the big areal of the restaurant"
Kanelli" directly at the beach under an old platanustree in Selianitika
organized from Hellenikon
Idyllion, phone: 0030 26910 72488
The choir"Chor der Musikfreunde" from
Markdorf( Germany) is visiting the Hellenikon Idyllion at the moment.
Markdorf is a little town in the south of Germany close to the lake of Constance
in the three-country-corner Austria/ Germany and Switzerland.
There are 32 singers and the director of the choir Uli Vollmehr rehearsing the
Oratorium" Die Schöpfung" from Joseph Haydn in the paradise
atmosphere of the Hellenikon Idyllion.
The program will be held at the 5th and 6th of July in Germany together with the
"St. Petersburg Kammerphilharmonie".
You are welcome to listen to the choir on friday the 13th of June 2003 at 21.30h
in Selianitika.
21st June – 28th June 2003
Workshop
for viola da gamba and singing
Course
instructor: Michael Brüssig (Viola da Gamba), Maria Brüssig (Vocals)
Course
fees: 230 Euro, Pupil/ Students 200 Euro
Info:
www.members.aon.at/bruessing
Gamben- und Singkonzert-Abend
Leitung:
Michael Brüssig (Viola da Gamba), Maria Brüssig (Gesang)
Michael Brüssig (Viola da Gamba), Maria Brüssig (Gesang)
Esterhazy Ensemble
Dagmar Losschmidt - Sopran
Maria Brüssing - Sopran, Viola da gamba
Margarete Watzka,
Karin Aust,
Roland Albert,
Michael Brüssing - Viola da gamba
Musik für Viola da gamba Consort und Gesang der Renaissance
(Englische und Deutsche Madrigale, Consort Songs, Instrumentalstück
The
garden in these time while preparing a concert
Andreas Drekis,
Concert
in Hellenikon
Idyllion
Manager + Founder of Hellenikon Idyllion
29th
June - 20th July 2003 (8th year)
Mastercourse
for piano
Course
instructor: Violeta Petrova Professor at Sibelyus-Akademy Helsinski
Info:
tel./fax +3 58 (0) 94 54 84 71 (English)
29th June – 6th July
2003
Lessons in
flute and chamber music
(2th
year) For advanced
students, single lessons possible
Course
instructor:
Gerlind Soyka, Professor for Music, Vienna,
Course
fees: 200 Euro. Application fee: 20 Euro,
students/
families 125 Euro, Info:
tel. +43/1/9257123
mobile
+43/ 676/ 3 51 55 41, e-mail: gerlindsoyka@web.at
Thursday, 10th of July 2003
Piano Recital and
chambermusicnight
in the garden of the Hellenikon Idyllion at 9 p.m.
playing: professor Violetta Petrova from the Sibelius Academy Helsinki;
Evelina Divova, violinsolist from the city theatre Trier and Stefan Kerekes,
solocellist in the cityorchestra of Oldenburg.
It will be played Brahms, Valses, op. 39, Rimski-Korsakov "Der goldene Hahn" a
fantasie for violin accompanied by piano and the Schubert Trio in es-Dur.
Violetta Petrova- Brahms, Valses, op. 39
Violetta Petrova, Evelina Divova- Rimski-Korsakov" Der goldene Hahn"
Violetta Petrova, Evelina Divova, Stefan Kerekes- Schubert Trio in es-Dur
Sunday, 13th of July 2003
Piano Recital
with the
greek Pianist Panagiotis Gogos
in
the garden of Hellenikon Idyllion at 9pm
PANAGIOTIS GOGOS is a very talented young Greek from Patras. In 2001
he won the 1.Price at a national competition in Athens and in the same year he
was lent a honour document of the Athener academy.
Since September 2001 he is a student of Prof. Therese Dussaut in the
Conservatoire national de Toulouse in France. At the same time he is scholarship
holder of the donation Alexandros Onasis.
Up to now Panagiotis gave several piano Recitals and chamber music
concerts in Greece and France.
Panagiotis Gogos
Program:
J.Haydn -
Phantasie in C-Dur
R. Schumann – Papillons Op. 2
C. Debussy - Seasons
I Pagoden
II Night in Granada
III
Gardens in the rain
F. Liszt -
From the time of the pilgrims
F. Liszt - 2nd legend of St. Francois
Sunday,
July 27th 2003
at 8 pm in the Garden of the Muses
Program:
Orchestre symphonique des jeunes de
Strasbourg
Ouverture du Barbier de
Séville G.Rossini
La
Symphonie du Nouveau Monde A. Dvorak ( I, II, IV)
Concerto pour guitare n°1 A. Bazos
soliste : Maria
Kavouni
Danse sacrée pour harpe et orchestre C. Debussy
soliste : Séverine Nest
Le Vol du Bourdon pour xylophone R.
Korsakov
soliste : Christophe Dietrich
West Side Story (medley) L. Bernstein
Pentathlon for the olympic games in Athens 2004, one
work from our international composers competition
Conductor,
Sylvain Marchal
Friday, 8th August 2003
Chamber
Music Evening: Works for Cello
at 9 pm at Hellenikon Idyllion
By the students of Professor
Popov, England
Works for Solo Cello, Cello and Piano, Guitar and Cello.
Program includes:
Bach
Brahms
Ligeti
Faure
Schostakovich
Dvorak
Bruch Andreas Bazos
Granadas and Others
Performing :
Maria Kavounni (Greece)
Guitar
Stefan Popov (Bulgaria)
Cello
Sergei Suvorov (Russia) Cello
Lubov Oulybycheva (Russia) Cello
Cordelia Weil (Germany) Cello
Jocasta Whippy (Greatbritain) Cello
Svetoslav Dermendljev (Russia) Cello
Panagiotis Gogos (Greece) Piano
Saturday, 9th August 2003
Piano Recital and Singing-night
at 9pm at Hellenikon Idyllion
with Tuyên Ngoc(Soprano), Svetoslav
Dermendjiev(cello) and Raymond Gonard(Piano).
Program:
A. Vivaldi
"Sposa son disprezzatta"(Bajazet)
J. Massenet
Elegie (piano-cello)
E. Chansson
"Le Colibri" op2 no 7
"Papillons" op2 no
"Le chant des lilas"
G. Faurê
Elegie (piano-cello)
S. Rachmaninov
Moment musical no 5 (piano)
Prêlude op 23 no 7 (piano)
"Lilacs" op 21 no 5
"Night of May" op 21 no 6
S. Rachmaninov
Elúde tableau op 33 no 8 (piano)
Prélude op 32 no 12 (piano)
"My Spirit" op 14 no 10 (piano-cello)
"Don´t sing again" op 4 no 4
"Let me rest alone" op 26 no 9
Vietnamese songs:
Lê Thuong
The hill of waiting (trilogy)
traditional
Complialý
Lullaby
To the shadow of the Konia tree
27th July
- 10th August 2003
Master course for violoncello
chamber musiC
Course instructor: Prof. Stefan Popov (Cello), London. Course fees: 300 Euro.
Info: tel. +44 (0) 12 34 21 14 78,
fax +44 (0) 12 34 30 67 40
2nd August - 8th August 2003
The enhanced perception
Theatre-pedagogical training for all senses
Course
instructor: Stefanie Jerg, Theater Pedagogue, Dramatic advisor,
Sociologist,
Scientist in communications M.A., Education on Ecole
Internationale de Theatre Jacques Lecoq, Paris.
The course is for all those who are
interested in theater and enjoying to express themselves
(with or without theater experience) and who are open to expire themselves and
other people in a new way.
course fee (total 27 h): 182.- Euro
Contact + Info Tel.: (0033) - 6 19 35 90
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From 01.03.to 15.03. in Germany under 07502- 24 85
3rd -
17th August 2003
Speaking classical Greek
and philosophical discourse
(11th
year)
Course instructor: Helmut Quack
this remarcable course takes place in the garden of the muses of Hellenikon Idyllion
Active usage of a manifold language in all
aspects, which bestows her vitality
and thus sharpens our senses and mind. In doing so the access to more profound
and essential ways of thinking is opened and widened. To achieve these goals
participants from many countries unite in the mutual enthusiasm of the Greek
spirit.
To recover in Greece while refreshing the knowlege of the old Greek language -
who among the friends of Greece shouldn't attrack that?
In
the huge, shady garden of Hellenikon Idyllion near the sea, participants from
many countries come together to read and speak in the language of Platon.
In addition you will enjoy the present of musicians and other guests, and you can
attend concerts and lectures.
Course fees: for two weeks: 180 Euro, for students 130 Euro
for further information, please contact:
Helmut Quack, Gräcist
Eritstr. 23
25813 Husum
Germany
tel./fax +49(0)48415429, e-mail:
helquack@freenet.de
look to the
report in our webside Press:Classical Greek...
(Different rates apply in case of partial
participation. The project is sponsored by "Hellenikon Idyllion" which
offers free accommodation in several-bed-rooms or 20% reduction in other rooms.
Notice: Throughout the year, scholar of
Hellenic, students or school-classes get reductions in accommodation, if they
come to practice Classical Greek language, bring their own texts written in
Classical Greek or help us in EDV. See Conditions
for collaborators
Helmuth Quack as Soktrates with Xanthipe
5th
Competition in Attic Greek
Even
in our days there are people who are learning Plato´s language in order to
understand better the classical works of the ancient Greeks, works concerning
philosophy or tragedy or rhetoric. However, the mere knowledge of the language
will not be enough for the advanced student. He will be intent on using the
language in an active way. Yet conversing merely about commonplaces in attic
Greek is rather beneath the dignity of such a language. One should deal with
more sophisticated subjects in order to profit from a language so rich in
nuances.
Therefore
the Hellenikon Idyllion invites all those who have a good command of attic Greek
to compose texts in this language about sophisticated subjects of their own
choice: Biographies, chapters of glory, dialogues, treatises, poems or any other
texts are likewise acceptable.
Prizes
are awarded for the best texts sent to the Hellenikon Idyllion:
1.
All participants get a document. 2. The document will point out the merits of
the writing. 3. Better texts will be published by internet or by philological
papers. 4. For the best textes are prepared suitable gifts.
Competition Regulations:
Send
your text to the Hellenikon Idyllion, GR-25100 Selianitika/Egion, where it must
arrive by the 1st of August 2002 at the latest.
Write
your text on a computer with a maximum of 100 lines on two pages.
Please
inform us about your present (professional or similar) activities, and apart
from that in what way and for how long a time you have learned ancient Greek
If a school class has
composed a text collectively, the person should be named who deserves the prize
more than all the others. In case the class should plan a study trip to Greece,
it will be entitled to a considerably reduced price for the stay at the
Hellenikon Idyllion.
The Hellenikon Idyllion appoints a jury, the
judges´ decision being final.
The Hellenikon Idyllion
will publish the names of the prize-winners along with the most deserving texts
in its journal THE CLASSICAL LANGUAGE OF THE GREEKS.
Texts sent in deliberately outside the
rules of the competition will also be welcome. Authors of other suitable texts (outside
the competition) will be offered a stay free of charge for two or more days at
the Hellenikon Idyllion.
The Hellenikon Idyllion invites all lovers of
classical Greek from all countries to take part in this competition in honour of
the course in Attic Greek which will take place from the 03 - 17. of August 2003 for the
11 year running.
The Hellenikon Idyllion is a place of
hospitality, where music and culture are fostered in a shady garden on the
northern coast of the Peloponnesus, close to the sea.
He who wants to learn more about the
competition or the Hellenikon Idyllion should contact:
Helmut Quack, Eritstraße 23, D-25813 Husum, (
and Fax 0049/4841/5429
helquack@freenet.de
or:
Andreas
Drekis, Hellenikon Idyllion, 25100
Selianitika/Egion, (
+30/26910/72488
Fax
+/26910/72791, e-mail: hellenikon@idyllion.gr
.
Click here to
see the video-clips
of the final evening
from last year:
Video Introduction
by Mr Quack
Video
Dialogue speaking classical greek
Video
Dancing
together
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27th
July - 10th August 2003
Master course for violoncello
chamber musiC
Course instructor: Prof. Stefan Popov (Cello), London. Course fees: 300 Euro.
Info: tel. +44 (0) 12 34 21 14 78,
fax +44 (0) 12 34 30 67 40
Prof.
Stefan Popov
in the garden of Hellenikon Idyllion
Friday, 15th August 2003
Lecture in New Greek
at 9pm in the garden of Hellenikon
Idyllion
Lecture of the Hellenist Helmut Quack in new greek
language " Homer-Ein Weltwunder, sein Werk und sein Einfluß in Europa".
The same lecture took place on Tuesday, 5th August 2003 in german language.
Saturday, 16th August 2003
Concert for guitar and flute
at 9pm in the garden of the Hellenikon
Idyllion
The greek soloist of classical guitar, Maria
Kavounni* from Egion and the german soloist for Flute, Ulrike Günther, member of
the Philharmonicorchestra Dortmund will have a chambermusicnight with pieces
from:
Gabriel Fauré
Pavane
H. Villa - Lobos
Bachianas Brasileiras No 5
M. Castelnuovo - Tedesco
Sonatina op.205
Francis Kleynjans
Deux Arias op.92b
M.Diego Pujol
Suite Buenos Aires
Astor Piazzolla
Histoire du tango, Libertango
Celso Machado
Musiques populaires brasiliennes
John Duarte
Un petit jazz op.92
Orestis Bazos
Mittelmeerlied
Andreas Bazos
Fuga Fantasia, Hellenic Sonatina no.1 & no.2
* upcoming concerts:
Monday, 18.8.2003 at 9pm in Pirgos Petmezeon in
Kalavrita.
Wednesday, 20.8.2003 at 9pm in the archäological museum of Egion.
24th August – 31st August 2003
Chamber music for flute and piano
also
for amateurs. Course instructor: Gabriele Kottemair, Immenstadt.
Course
fees: 10 lessons for 100 Euro.
Info:
tel./fax +49 (0) 8984 11775 and +49 (0) 8323 52205
25th
August – 07th
September 2003
7th consecutive
master course for singing
Course
instructor: Jagna Sokorska Kwika, professor for voice, university of Essen,
Germany, correpetition by Sonja Rheinfelder. Course fees: 225 Euro active, 80
Euro for guest listeners
Info:
tel./fax +49 (0) 2 09 8 38 87
31st
August – 14th
september 2003
Introduction in Greek
philosophy and culture
with
excoursions to several classical sites and byzantine monasterys Course
instructor:
Dr. Rolf Wettsteiner.
Course
fees + information:
Tel
+ 41 3 19 71 00 24 or www.idyllion.gr
2nd - 7th september 2003
Orchestra
of the Christian-Ernst-Gymnasium Erlangen
At this
time the orchestra will give several concerts:
Wednesday 3rd
of September at 9pm in the open theatre in Nikea in Athens
Thursday 4th
of September at 9pm at the haven in Galaxidi
Friday 5th of
September at 9pm in the hall of the archeological museum of
Egion
Saturday 6th
of September at 9pm in the hall of the culture association
Anagennisis in Akrata
Director:
Stefan Ubl
The
Program
Grieg: Peer Gynt - Suite
Schubert: 5.Sinfonie
Poulenc: 3 Märsche
Mussorgski: Gopak
Rosenstengel: Concertino (with piano)
Ipirotikos Choros from Nikos Skalkotas
and different solo-pieces.
concert
Sunday 07/09/2003
at 8.30 p.m. in
the garden of Hellenikon Idyllion
Entrance free!
1)
Songs and arias from the classic repertoire
accompanied by:
Dominikus Burghardt
The singers
are participants of the singing-course of
Jagna
Sokorska-Kwika.
2)
Arrangements from G. Verdi´s opera „Nabucco“ (scenic)
musical direction:
Dominikus Burghardt
scenic direction
and costumes: Sebastian Kwika
accompanied by:
Ines Rempel
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Nabucco
(Nebukadnezar): |
Toralf
Hildebrandt |
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Abigail: |
Jagna
Sokorska-Kwika |
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Fenena: |
Annabelle
Stratenwerth |
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Lahomas: |
Paul Popow |
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Oberpriesterin: |
Hélène Rauch |
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Rahel: |
Bie Chang |
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Abdallo: |
Sebastian
Kwika |
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Soldat: |
Anna
Finkheiner |
14th – 28th September 2003
5th consecutive Opera
workshop for amateurs
Course instructor: Ingeborg Kramer (Gesang), Eberhard
Kramer (Correpetition). Course fees: 90 Euro. Info: tel. +49 (0) 30 80 2 67 69
15th - 22nd September 2003
"Chorus Urbanus from Victoria, Gozo
Malta"
Planned are concerts in
Nikea Athens in Kipotheatro at 19. 9.
, 21.00 h and in Egion in
archeological museum at 20.9. , 21.00 h with music from operas, international volksongs and
as a high point music with texts by Pindar from our international music
composition competition Olympia 2004
More information about the concert schedule shortly
The Chorus Urbanus, established in 1975, is
nowadays considered as one of the best choral groups in Malta. Ever since
its formation as the resident choir of St George's Basilica in Victoria, the
choir has always strived to attain high levels of musical quality.
Mu
sical
director
JOHN
GALEA was born in Malta in 1960. After his early musical training as
pianist, obtaining the Fellowship of Trinity College (London) and the
Licentiate of the Royal Schools of Music (London) in Pianoforte performance,
he graduated with honours at Durham University studying composition.
He has also studied
musicology at the Universita` degli Studi di Pavia.
John Galea studied
contemporary composition techniques with Charles Camilleri, furthering his
studies with Franco Donatoni at the Fondazione Romanini in Brescia. His
compositions have been performed in Malta, Greece, France, Italy and the UK.
He has also been invited to sit on the judging panel of the prestigious
Valentino Bucchi competition in Rome.
Since 1978 John Galea has
been a regular guest conductor with the Manoel Theatre Orchestra. During
1998-99 he was appointed Principal Conductor of the National Orchestra of
Malta. As musical director of Opera Studio in Malta (1990-93), he
collaborated with Professor Dobreva in realising various operatic
productions at the Manoel Theatre, Valletta. John Galea has been the musical
director of the Chorus Urbanus since 1979. Lately, John Galea has been
commissioned to prepare a performing and critical edition of Nicolo`
Isouard's Messa Leggiera (1795) which has been recorded on CD, featuring the
Sofia Symphony Orchestra and the Chorus Urbanus. Under his direction, the
Chorus Urbanus has toured the Vatican, Nottinghamshire, Sofia, Budapest and
Vienna.
During September - October
2002, Mr. John Galea directed "The Merry Widow". This Chorus Urbanus
Production featured the Chorus Urbanus and its leading soloists as the main
protagonists of this production.
Monday, 24th November, 2003, at
8.30 p.m.
Piano Recital with Marianna
Katerelou
in the Archaeological Museum of Egion,
organized from the municipality of Egion
in cooperation with "Hellenikon Idyllion"
Program:
| J. S. Bach |
prelude and fuge in
a-minor for organ, transcribed for piano by F. Liszt |
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| L. v. Beethoven |
sonata op. 111 Nr. 32 |
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1. Maestoso - Allegro
con brio ed appassianato |
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2. Arietta - Adagio
molto semplice e cantabile |
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| F. Liszt |
Vallée d'Obermann |
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| M. Ravel |
"Ondine" |
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| O. Messiaen |
Un reflet dans le vent |
Biography:
Marianna Katerelou finished her piano studies with the
best note and a gold medal in the Odeion "Nikos Skalkotas" in Athens
in 1995. Afterwards she got several international grants, one of them from
the UNESCO to study under Victor Eresco. In 2001 she won the "Grand Prix" in
piano at the "Conservatoire Internationale de Musique" in Paris. She
gave concerts with piano duo and published a CD together with Natalia
Michailidou.
Free entrance
October 2003 till March 2004
Spontaneous formations of Chamber music
From the mid of October till the end of March it's
possible to make formations of Chamber music with our trainees in cultural
management. Our trainees can play different music instruments, like piano
and flute. Formation are possible in every time of this period on inquiry.
No course fees
Program
2001/2002 click here !
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