GIVE MUSIC A FUTURE -Without borders?Without borders!
On 13th June at the State Music Academy in Rhineland-Palatinate (Neuwied, Germany) started the next activity of the cooperation project GIVE MUSIC A FUTURE: The “Without borders” Workshop on audience communication & chamber music (13th to 18th June).
10 prize winners from 9 different countries came & played together. They exchanged and brainstormed about communication – analog with the audience and digital on social media. On 14th June they presented themselves and some of the works they practised at a first Showcase at the Landesmusikakademie. On 15th June they played and presented a big concert at the breath-taking location Castle Namedy that was packed by an enthusiastic audience. On 16th June they held a flashmob in a fitness studio in Neuwied and on 17th they played another final concert at the Landesmusikakademie because the audience didn´t have enough of them! Their musical programme included works by Dohnanyi, Shostakovitch, Brahms, Llamazares, Villa-Lobos, Mozart, Haydn and von Weber.
“Without boders!” Received the patronage of the Minister-President of Rhineland Palatine , where it took place. The workshop on chamber music was led by Prof. Silke Avenhaus, docent at the Munich University of Music and Theater. The communication seminar was held by Susanne Barthelmes, former director of the Menuhin Competition and currently with All Sorted! Consulting. A professional camera team shooted the musicians and prepared short promo videos of each one of them.
Three of the participating musicians came from Ukraine and Russia. The musicians can compare with each other differently on the basis of the results of the study.
Participating musicians:
Felix Hüttel (DE horn) prize winner of Jugend Musiziert
Claudia Reyes Segovia (ES clarinet) prize winner of Concurso Permanente de Jóvenes Intérpretes
Guste Barbora Butvydaite (LT viola) prize winner of the International Balys Dvarionas Competition for Young Pianists and Violinists
Zala Kravos (LU / SL piano) prizewinner of Concours Luxembourgeois pour Jeunes Solistes (UGDA)
Mafalda Carvalho (PRT flute) prizewinner of Prémio Jovens Músicos
Eszter Kökeny (HR violin) prizewinner of the International Balys Dvarionas Competition for Young Pianists and Violinists
Fedor Malykhin (RU violin) prizewinner of the International Competition for Young Musicians ‘Ohrid Pearls’
Ilya Izmailov (UKR violoncello) prizewinner of Mravinsky International Competition for Youth
Nikita Kaplunov (RU piano) prize winner of the International Competition of Young Pianists dedicated to the work of Fryderyk Chopin
Peyton Hall Magalhaes (USA / LT violoncello) prizewinner of the International Balys Dvarionas Competition for Young Pianists and Violinists
We thank the supporters of Without borders
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