Allegro Vivo Summer Academy

2023 www.allegro-vivo.at

Patrons Landeshauptfrau Mag. Johanna Mikl-Leitner Prälat Abt Thomas Renner OSB Landesdirektor ORF NÖ Robert Ziegler

“Metamorphosen” „Wolle den Wandel!“, so Rainer Maria Rilke. Das 45. Allegro Vivo Festival steht programmatisch im Zeichen der „Metamorphosen“ im Sinne der besonderen menschlichen Fähi­ g­ keit, im Austausch mit anderen, gesellschaftsverändernde Kräfte freizusetzen.

In viereinhalb Jahrzehnten hat Allegro Vivo das gesamte Waldviertel in eine blühende Kulturlandschaft mit nachhaltiger, generationsübergreifender und internationaler Ausstrahlung verwandelt. Möge diese Entwicklung als Beispiel für andere dienen und die Kraft der Musik als verbindendes Lebenselixier die Menschheit voranbringen.

Mit Begeisterung öffnen wir die Tore der diesjährigen Sommerakademie und freuen uns auf über 500 Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer aus aller Welt!

Seien Sie uns herzlich willkommen!

Vahid Khadem-Missagh Künstlerischer Leiter

“Be the change you want to see in others!” We dedicate the 45th Allegro Vivo Festival to the unique ability of human­kind to create vital transformation and our ­musical theme for 2023 resounds around “Metamorphosis”.

In the last four and a half decades, Allegro Vivo has ­created a prospering cultural landscape in the region of the Waldviertel, connecting all generations and cultures, providing a profound international impact. May this ­development be exemplary for many and the power of music flow from here as a lifeblood out to the world. We are delighted to open the gates of this year’s Summer Academy to over 500 participants to support their vibrant talents and passion for music.

A hearty welcome to you all!

Vahid Khadem-Missagh Artistic Director

Masterclasses

Violin Page Christian Altenburger 19. 08.–26. 08.

10 Tanja Becker-Bender 19. 08.–26. 08.

11 Thomas Fheodoroff 26. 08.– 02. 09.

12 Klara Flieder 26. 08.– 02. 09.

13 Sophia Jaffé 12. 08.–19. 08.

14 Andreas Janke 12. 08.–19. 08.

15 Bijan Khadem-Missagh 19. 08.–26. 08.

16 Vahid Khadem-Missagh 05. 08.–12. 08.

17 Christian Ostertag 05. 08.–12. 08.

18 Benjamin Schmid 12. 08.–19. 08.

19 Réka Szilvay 05. 08.–12. 08.

20 Ingolf Turban 05. 08.–12. 08.

21 Ulf Wallin 26. 08.–02. 09.

22 Viola Roland Glassl Veit Hertenstein Hariolf Schlichtig Thomas Selditz Peijun Xu

12. 08.–19. 08.

19. 08.–26. 08.

05. 08.–12. 08.

26. 08.– 02. 09.

19. 08.–26. 08.

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Violoncello Matthias Bartolomey Natalie Clein Florian Eggner László Fenyö Maria Grün Gregor Horsch Troels Svane Wen-Sinn Yang

12. 08.–19. 08.

05. 08.–12. 08.

05. 08.–12. 08.

26. 08.– 02. 09.

26. 08.– 02. 09.

12. 08.–19. 08.

19. 08.–26. 08.

19. 08.–26. 08.

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Masterclasses

Chamber music Matthias Bartolomey Florian Eggner Bijan Khadem-Missagh

12. 08.–19. 08.

05. 08.–12. 08.

19. 08.–26. 08.

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Vocal Wolfgang Bankl Malin Hartelius Claudia Visca

26. 08.– 02. 09.

05. 08.–12. 08.

12. 08.–19. 08.

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Piano Elisabeth Leonskaja Elisabeth Eschwé Christopher Hinterhuber Björn Lehmann Stanislaw Tichonow Lilya Zilberstein

26. 08.–31. 08.

12. 08.–19. 08.

05. 08.–12. 08.

19. 08.– 26. 08.

12. 08.–19. 08.

26. 08.– 02. 09.

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Flute Matthieu Gauci-Ancelin Barbara Gisler-Haase Wally Hase Sonja Korak Fereshteh Rahbari

05. 08.–12. 08.

19. 08.–26. 08.

26. 08.– 02. 09.

12. 08.–19. 08.

19. 08.–26. 08.

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Clarinet Christoph Moser

12. 08.–19. 08.

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Masterclasses

Accompaniment Page Vanda Albota 52 Luca Ferrini 52 Sandra Jost 53 Veronika Kopjova 54 Marcin Koziel 54 Sieglinde Michalko 55 Monika Nagy 56 Tomoko Nishikawa 56 Baiba Osina 57 Sergio Posada 58 Mari Sato 58 Tomoko Sawallisch 59 Yumi Sekiya 60 Noriko Shima 60 Noriko Ushioda 61 Workshops 62 Information 68 Course fees 70 Accommodation 71

Classes for the youth, children & their parents Violin Page Lydia Altenburger 13. 08.–26. 08.

74 Gudrun Bergmann 13. 08.–26. 08.

75 Martha Khadem-Missagh 13. 08.–26. 08.

76 Snežana Kiš 13. 08.–26. 08.

77 Violoncello Benedikt Endelweber Andrea Traxler

13. 08.–26. 08.

20. 08.–26. 08.

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Flute Fereshteh Rahbari

13. 08.–26. 08.

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Orchestra Juan Sebastián Acosta

13. 08.–20. 08.

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Accompaniment Venčeslav Križ Andrea Linsbauer Yi-Ting Wu-Mittermayer

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Information 84 Course fees 88 Accommodation 89

Concerts Allegro Vivo 2023

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Masterclasses

Violin 19. 08.–26. 08.

Christian Altenburger Since 2001 professor for violin at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, before that at the University of Music in Hanover. Since 2003 artistic director of the Chamber Music Festival Schwäbischer Frühling and since 2006 of the Music Festival Loisiarte. 1999–2005 artistic director of Festival Mondseetage. Concerts with the Berlin Philhamonic Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra and Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra under ­ ­conductors e. g. C. Abbado, C. von Dohnányi, J. Levine,­ L. Maazel, Z. Mehta, F. Welser-Möst. Chamber music partners such as B. Canino, P. Demenga, H. Holliger, N. Imai,­ K. Kashkashian, M. Tan, L. A. Tomter and L. Vogt. Studied at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna and under D. DeLay at Juilliard School New York.

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Violin 19. 08.–26. 08.

Tanja Becker-Bender Professor for violin at the University of Music and Theatre in Hamburg. Soloist under K. Masur, G. Albrecht, L. Zagrosek, U. Segal, F. Luisi, with renowned orchestras such as Tokyo Philharmonic, Jerusalem Symphony, Yomiuri Nippon Symphony, Houston Symphony and Konzerthaus Orchestra Berlin. As chamber musician playing at festivals with G. Kremer, Y. Bashmet, B. Pergamenschikow and A. Steinhardt. Recitals in New York, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Paris, London, Rome and Vienna. Creative collaboration with C. Halffter, P. Vasks and M. Gielen, first performances of works by R. Hempel, A. Goehr and B. Mason. CD re­ cordings. In 2012 release of a recital disc, together with pianist P. Nagy, featuring Ottorino Respighi’s works for violin and piano. Studied with D. Takeno at the Guildhall School in London and with G. Pichler (Alban Berg Quartett) at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna and at the Juilliard School in New York.

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Violin 26. 08.–02. 09.

Thomas Fheodoroff Since 2006 professor at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. Soloist, chamber musician, concertmaster and conductor. For 25 years member of Concertus Musicus Vienna – founded by N. Harnoncourt. 2000–2019 concertmaster of Wiener Akademie, Baroque Orchestra and Hofkapelle Stuttgart. Furthermore, concertmaster at chamber orchestra Munich, Camerata Salzburg and Scottish Chamber Orchestra. Concert in Europe, Japan, USA and Middle East. Permanent Juror of the “International Nikolaus Fheodoroff Composition Prize”. Wide range as musician – from intensive work with “early music” including performing practice and historical sources to contemporary music. 2004 founding “Prisma Vienna – ensemble for Music”, which is working on all nine symphonies of Ludwig van Beethoven since 2015.

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Violin 26. 08.–02. 09.

Klara Flieder Since 2005 professor for violin at the University Mozarteum Salzburg.Lectureships and guest professorships at the Universities of Music in Vienna and Graz. Masterclasses in Austria, Sweden, Spain, Italy, USA, China. Concerts as soloist and chamber musician in Europe, China and USA. Performances at festivals such a Kuhmo Festival, Finland, Carinthischer Sommer, Midsummer Music Festival, Sweden, Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, USA, Narnia Festival, Italy. Member of the Flieder-Trio, “Leschetizky-Trio Wien” and “Hyperion Ensemble Salzburg”. Numerous CD recordings for EMI, Dabringhaus & Grimm, Extraplatte and Preiser Records. Studies under G. Biedermann at the Conservatory of Music Vienna, C. Ferras, Paris and A. Grumiaux, Brusells. Additionally studies under H. Szeryng, N. Milstein und A. Dumay.

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Violin 12. 08.–19. 08.

Sophia Jaffé Since 2011 professor at Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts. Soloist with renowned orchestras, as the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester, the Konzerthausorchester in Berlin, the chamber orchestras of Stuttgart, Munich and Heilbronn and the National Symphony Orchestra in Brussels. Concerts with conductors such as M. Janowski, W. Weller, Z. Macal, Sir M. Elder, D. R. Davies. Guest at numerous international festivals. Wide-ranging repertoire of 70 works.

Numerous live recordings and radio productions. In 2009 debut CD with B. Lehmann, in 2014 CD with J. Casken’s violin concert with Manchester’s Hallé Orchestra. Prizewinner of competitions such as the Leopold Mozart ­Competition in Augsburg, the Concours de Genève, first prize in the Deutscher Musikwettbewerb. Studied with H. Krebbers in Amsterdam and with St. Picard at the Hanns Eisler School of Music in Berlin.

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Violin 12. 08.–19. 08.

Andreas Janke Professor for violin at Zurich University of the Arts. First concert master at Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich. Concerts with the London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra und Belgian National Orchestra. Performances at Palais des Beaux-Arts Brussels, Dvořák Hall Prague and Konzerthaus Vienna among others. Soloist and chamber musician at several festivals. CD with works by Schubert, together with Tonhalle-Orchestra Zurich. Part of the Oliver Schnyder Trio. Prizewinner of international competitions such as Queen Elizabeth Competition Brussels, Franz Kreisler Vienna and “Prague Spring”. Several scholarships from “Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes” and “Deu­t­ sche Stiftung Musikleben”. Studied at University Mozar­ teum Salzburg under I. Ozim. He plays a violin from Carlo Bergonzi “Hozier, Andrews” 1733–39.

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Violin, Chamber music 19. 08.–26. 08.

Bijan Khadem-Missagh Founder of Academia Allegro Vivo, founder and until 2016 artistic director of the festival Allegro Vivo. Former concertmaster of the Tonkuenstler Orchestra. Founder and honorary president of GLOBArt. Decorated with the great golden award of honor of the state of Lower Austria. Early debut as a soloist, founder of the Eurasia Quartet, Grand Prix and first prize at the International Chamber Music Competition in Colmar, France, in 1971. International concert tours as a soloist. Numerous CD-, radio- and TV recordings. 1981–1990 artistic director of the Chamber Music Festival in Umeå (Sweden), initiator and artistic ­ ­director of the Badener Beethoventage 1980–1986. 2021 Culture Prizewinner of Lower Austria, Awarding of the ­Appreciation Prize, Category Music. Completed his studies at the Aca­d­emy of Music Vienna under Prof. Morawec, Steinbauer and Samohyl.

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Violin 05. 08.–12. 08.

Vahid Khadem-Missagh Since 2016 artistic director of Allegro Vivo Festival and conductor of Academia Allegro Vivo. His international ­career has taken him to major concert halls in Europe, ­Japan and Asia, including Salzburg Festival, Musikverein Vienna, Konzerthaus Berlin, Philharmonie Luxembourg, Palais des Beaux-Arts Brussels, Concertgebouw Amsterdam with Radio-, CD- and TV recordings. He has performed with conductors like S. Ozawa, P. Boulez, M. Jansons, F. Wels­er-Möst. After being concertmaster of the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra he now holds the post of concertmaster of the Tonkuenstler Orchestra since 2004.

Founder and artistic director of Capriccio Vienna. He ­received numerous awards including the cultural award of the state of Lower Austria in 2014. He studied with­ B. Kuschnir, R. Küchl, G. Schulz and I. Ozim at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna and at Bern University of Arts. 2015 he obtained a PhD in Vienna on studies on Virtuosity.

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Violin 05. 08.–12. 08.

Christian Ostertag Since 2017 professor at the University of Music Karlsruhe.

Since 2005 professor at the Trossingen University of ­Music. Since 1996 principal leader of the SWR Symphony Orchestra Baden-Baden and Freiburg. Performances under conductors such as M. Gielen, S. Cambreling, M. Viotti und H. Holliger. Invitations to play at concerts including Japan, North and South America, at the Schleswig-­ Holstein Festival, the Berlin Festival, the Rheingau Festival and Wien Modern. In 2001 he was awarded the European Soloist Award by the Pro Europa foundation. Numerous radio- and CD recordings. Cooperation with contemporary composers, including P. Eötvös, H. Lachenmann, G. Kúrtág. Studied under W. Gradow and R. Kussmaul. In 1990, winner of the “Deutscher Musikwett­bewerb” in Bonn and chosen for the 35th “Bundesaus­wahl-Konzerte Junger Künstler” new-talent programme.

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Violin 12. 08.–19. 08.

Benjamin Schmid Professor at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg. Master­ classes at Bern University of the Arts. Soloist with the Vienna Philharmonic, Philharmonia Orchestra London, ­ Petersburg Philharmonic, Concertgebouw Orchestra Am­ sterdam or Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich under conductors such as Dohnányi, Zinman, Ozawa. Regular appearances at the Salzburg Festival. More than 50 CD recordings, has been honored with the German Record Prize, the Echo Classic Prize, Grammophone Editor’s Choice or the Strad Selection. Artistic Director of the ClassixKempten Music Festival in Germany and beginning with the 2020/21 season, he has been appointed Artistic Director of the chamber orchestra Musica Vitae in Växjö (Sweden). 2006 “International Prize for Art and Culture” of the City of Salzburg.

1992 winner of the Carl-Flesch Competition, the Mozart, the Beethoven and the Audience Prize in London. Worldwide TV appearances with the Vienna Philharmonic.

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Violin 05. 08.–12. 08.

Réka Szilvay Since 2006 professor of violin at the Sibelius Academy/ University of the Arts Helsinki. Performances as a soloist and chamber musician all over Europe, Asia, South America and USA. Concerts as soloist with all major Finnish ­orchestras as well as with the London Philharmonic, the Mariinsky Orchestra St. Petersburg, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg in the most ­ prestigious concert halls, including Musikverein Wien, Festspielhaus Salzburg, Tokyo Suntory Hall, National Concert Hall Taipei, Symphony Hall Birmingham, London Barbican Concert Hall, Kölner Philharmonie and Teatro Colón Buenos Aires. As chamber musician performances at Konzert­haus Wien, Carnegie Hall New York, Concertgebouw Am­sterdam, Wigmore Hall London and Cité de la Musique Paris. Concerts with the pianists H. Kärkkäinen, C. Berner and cembalist A. Häkkinen. High praised CD recordings “The 7 seasons” and “Roaring Twenties”.

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Violin 05. 08.–12. 08.

Ingolf Turban Professor at the Munich University of Music, from 1995– 2006 Professor at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Stuttgart. Solo performances in the greatest concert halls including the Berlin and Munich Philharmonic, Kennedy Center Washington, Avery Fisher Hall New York, Tonhalle Zurich, Golden Hall of Musikverein Vienna and La Scala in Milan, working with S. Celibidache, Ch. Dutoit, L. Maazel, Z. Mehta, Y. Menuhin, J. Märkl and M. Viotti. His extensive repertoire in all branches has produced over 40 albums, including celebrated premiere performances. His virtuosic skill for Niccolò Paganinis works gained critical acclaim for his performance with the New York Philharmonic in 2006 and in the TV documentary “Paganinis ­Geheimnis”. In 2005 founder of the Chamber Orchestra “I Virtuosi di Paganini”. In 2021 he received the International Classical Music Awards.

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Violin 26. 08.–02. 09.

Ulf Wallin Since 2020 professor for violin at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Fritz Kreisler Institute. Juror at renowned competitions such as International Music Competition of the ARD Munich, Internatio­nale Fritz Kreisler Competition Vienna. Soloist and chamber musician with concert tours in Asia, Europe and USA. Cooperation with conductors such as J. L. Cobos, M. Honeck, P. Järvi and F. Welser-Möst. Chamber music partner of B. Canino, H. Holliger, B. Hendricks and A. Schiff. Performances on a regular base at international festivals such as Luzern Festival, Berliner Festwochen, Musiktage Mondsee and Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival. Close cooperation with well-known contemporary composers, such as A. Eliason,­ A. Schnittke and R. Shchedrin. More than 50 CD recordings. In 2014 appointed as a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Music. He plays a violin of Domenico Montagnana from 1746.

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Viola 12. 08.–19. 08.

Roland Glassl Since 2018 professor for viola at the Munich University of Music. From 2004–2018 professor for viola at the University for Music and Performing Arts Frankfurt am Main.

1999–2015 violist of the Mandelring Quartet, numerous concerts with the Trio Charolca. Soloist with conductors such as Sir C. Davis, H. Bäumer, H. Griffiths et al. Concerts with Tonkuenstler Orchestra Niederoesterreich, China National Opera House Symphony Orchestra, German ­ ­Philharmonic Orchestra etc. Performances at Wigmore Hall, National Centre for the Performing Arts Peking, Berlin Philharmony. Chamber musician with L. Fleischer, M. Fried, P. Kuusisto, M. Sanderling. Prizewinner at “Lionel Tertis International Viola Competition” and “Washington International Competition for Strings”. Studied at the University of Music Munich and at Indiana University in Bloomington/ USA.

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Viola 19. 08.–26. 08.

Veit Hertenstein Since 2016 professor for viola at the Hochschule für Musik in Detmold, Germany. 2011–2017 principal violist of the Basel Symphony Orchestra. Concerts in the United States.

Concerts at Marlboro Music Festival, Seiji Ozawa International Music Academy, Viola Space Festival Tokyo, Menuhin Festival in Gstaad and Verbier Festival, where he was awarded with the “Henri Louis de la Grange” viola prize.

Playing with Trio Wanderer, Modigliani and Ysaye Quartets.

Prizewinner of several prestigious competitions. In 2009 first violist to win the New Talent Competition of the European Broadcasting Union in Slovakia, with worldwide radio broadcasts. Prizewinner of the first Tokyo International ­Viola Competition 2009. Studied with N. Imai at Haute Ecole de Musique in Geneva. Artistically influenced by­ G. Kurtag, K. Penderecki, G. Takács-Nagy, Y. Bashmet and K. Kashkashian.

Joint masterclass with Peijun Xu.

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Viola 05. 08.–12. 08.

Hariolf Schlichtig Professor for viola and chamber music at the Munich University of Music. International Masterclasses. Many of his students are prizewinners of competitions and have international engagements. Soloist and principal violist of the “Cappella Andrea Barca” with worldwide concerts. Long-­ standing relationship and CD recordings with the Munich Chamber Orchestra. Soloist at the Cologne Philharmonie, Conservatoire at Bruxelles, Beethoven Festival in Bonn, and at Omaggio a Palladio in the Teatro Olimpico in ­Vicenca under Andras Schiff´s direction, in Zuerich and Carnegie Hall in New York. Chamber music performances with i.a. Alban Berg Quartett, in the ensemble Villa Musica as well as with L. Kavakos, A. Schiff, H. Holliger. Award winning CD recordings. Intensive cooperation with contemporary composers and debut performances. Member of the Cherubini Quartet for 19 years. Studies under Max Rostal and Sandor Vegh.

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Viola 26. 08.–02. 09.

Thomas Selditz Since 2010 professor for viola at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, before that professorships at the University of Music in Hanover and Hamburg. At the age of 21, 1st solo-violist with the Berlin Symphony ­Orchestra and a few years later with the Staatskapelle ­Berlin. Member of the Gaede Trio and member of the Hugo Wolf Quartet Vienna till 2016, guest performances in ­Europe, Japan and in the U.S. Recordings of his chamber music were released by the labels Largo Records, Tacet, Sony, MDG, Audite and Phoenix. In 2003, his solo CD was awarded with Diapason and the German Record Critics’ Award. Studies at the Academy of Music Hanns Eisler ­Berlin under A. Lipka.

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Viola 19. 08.–26. 08.

Peijun Xu Since 2018 professor for viola at the Cologne University of Music and Dance, department Aaachen, before that at the University of Detmold and at the University for Music and Performing Arts Frankfurt/Main. Soloist with i. a. Konzert­ haus Orchester Berlin, Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra and BadenBaden Philharmonic under conductors such as M. Tang, Y. Bashmet, P. Baleff and R. Gothóni. World premieres of solo concerts for viola of Ralf Gothóni, Qigang Chen, Thors­ten Encke und Maria Koval. Chamber music with­ P. Rivinius, E. Rubinova, J. P. Maintz and A. Sitkovetsky.

Playing with Ensemble Modern. Debut CD with works of Bach, Schubert, Vieuxtemps, among others. Studied in China and with R. Glassl at the University for Music and Per­for­ming Arts Frankfurt/Main as well as with N. Imai, T. Zimmermann. 1st prizewinner at the international MaxRostal-­Competition in Berlin in 2012.

Joint masterclass with Veit Hertenstein.

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Violoncello, Chamber music 12. 08.–19. 08.

Matthias Bartolomey Since 2020 Professor at the Mozarteum University Salzburg. In 2012 he formed the Duo BartolomeyBittmann – progressive strings Vienna together with the jazzviolinist and mandolaplayer Klemens Bittmann. Numerous concerts tours brought the duo to venues e. g. like the Berliner Philharmonie, the Elphilharmonie and the Muziekgebouw Amsterdam. CD recordings. Since 2010 he plays as solocellist with the Concentus Musicus Wien. Prizewinner of “Prima la musica“, “Musica Juventutis“ and 2nd prize at the International Brahms competition in Pörtschach 2006. In 2009 he received the “Erich Schenk-Preis“. He has been activley teaching both privatley as well as a leader of numerous workshops. His teaching-approach combines his expertise in the chamber music and solo repertoire with progressive and intuitivley-improvisational aspects with a special focus on Groove, Rock and Jazz elements. Studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna and under C. Hagen at the Mozarteum Salzburg.

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Violoncello 05. 08.–12. 08.

Natalie Clein Professor at the Royal College of Music London and since 2018 at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Rostock.

Regular performances in major concert halls and with renowned orchestras worldwide. Performances within the Cello Unwrapped Series in London’s King’s Place, world premiere of Sir J. Travener’s “Flood of Beauty” at the Barbican Centre, performing Bloch’s “Schelomo“ with the Or­ kiestra Symfoniczna NFM and B. Shwartz in Wroclaw, at the Stavanger Chamber Music Festival as well as performance at the Sydney Opera House. Artistic director of her own chamber music festival in Purbeck, Dorset. Recital and chamber artist, numerous CD recordings a. o. a solo CD with works by Bloch, Ligeti and Dallapiccola. Winner of the “BBC Young Musician of the Year” and the Eurovision Competition for Young Musicians in Warsaw. Honoured with an OBE in the British New Year’s Honour’s List (“Officer of the Order of the British Empire“). Scholarship of the Royal College of Music. Graduated with H. Schiff in Vienna.

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Violoncello, Chamber music 05. 08.–12. 08.

Florian Eggner Soloist and chamber musician. Since 2001 lecturer for vi­oloncello and chamber music. His students frequently are winners of competitions. Masterclasses in Austria, Switzerland, Great Britain and Australia. Chamber music partners such as L. Tomter, Takács Quartet, Wiener Strei­­ chersolisten, G. Schulz, P. Riegelbauer and K. Kobant­ schenko. 1997 founder of the Eggner Trio and since that time concert tours worldwide. Player as soloist with orchestras like Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra of South Bohemia, INSO­ -Lviv, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Tonkuenstler Orchestra. Numerous CD recordings and award winner. Grammy nomination in the category “Best small ensemble”. Studies at Bruckner University in Linz under W. Tachezi, at University of Music and Performing Arts in Vien­na under W. Herzer, at Mozarteum Salzburg under C. Hagen.

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Violoncello 26. 08.–02. 09.

László Fenyö Professor at the University of Music Karlsruhe since 2012, before that at the University of Music and Performing Arts Frankfurt. Masterclasses worldwide. 2001–2012 principal cellist at Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra and 1997– 2001 at Philharmonia Hungarica. Concerts at Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Wigmore Hall London and Gasteig Munich. Concerts with Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Korean Symphony Orchestra, Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra, Beethoven Orchestra Bonn, BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, Tonhalle Zurich, DSO Berlin. In 2005 FranzLiszt-Award, in 2008 the Junior Prima Award. Success at competitions, i. a. at the Geneva International Music Competition, Rostropowitsch Competition in Paris, Adam Cello Competition Christchurch and at the Radio Competition Budapest. In 2004 winner of the Pablo Casal Competition.

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Violoncello 26. 08.–02. 09.

Maria Grün Since 2012 lecturer at the University of Music and ­Performing Arts in Vienna. Since 2017 leadership of the preparatory class for cello. Teaches talented children at the Johann Sebastian Bach music school. Concerts as soloist with orchestras such as Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck, Vienna Chamber Philharmonic and European Union Chamber Orchestra. 2008–2014 principal cellist of RSO Vienna. Since 2014 member of the Vienna Symphony ­Orchestra. Performing with the Vienna Philharmonic and Ensemble “die Reihe”. Questioned partner for chamber music. CD recordings with the Theophil Ensemble and with the Trio Marc Chagall. Concerts in America, China and Europe. Class for talented children with Prof. H. Posch, further studies with R. Leopold, V. Erben und R. Latzko.

Scholarships of Herbert von Karajan Center, Yehudi Menuhin Foundation “Live music now”. Winner of numerous competitions and awards.

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Violoncello 12. 08.–19. 08.

Gregor Horsch Since 2009 professor for violoncello at the Robert Schumann Hochschule in Düsseldorf, before that lecturer at the universities in Den Haag, Amsterdam and Manchester.

Masterclasses in Holland, Italy, England, United States of America and China. First solo-cellist at Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam since 1997. Versatile career as soloist, chamber musician and lecturer. Appearances with the most important orchestras in Holland, solo concerts with conductors like E. Svetlanov, L. Slatkin, H. Vonk and A. Gilbert. Chamber music partner of e. g. E. Ax, M. Pressler, V. Repin, S. Chang and J. Jansen. Debut performances of e. g. T. Keuris, W. Rihm and G. Kurtag. Frequent guest at festivals like the International Cellofestival in Manchester, the Cello-Biënnale in Amsterdam, the BBC Chamber Proms and the Holland Festival. Studies with Chr. Henkel und R. Kirshbaum, award winner of the Pierre Fournier Award 1988 in London.

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Violoncello 19. 08.–26. 08.

Troels Svane Since 2004 professor for violoncello at the Musikhochschule Lübeck. Cello class at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin. Masterclasses in Australia, Asia, Ukraine, South America and in Europe. Jury member at international competitions. His students are prize winners at prestigious international competitions (ARD, Feuermann, Geneva, Isang Yun, Rostropovich, Tchaikovsky) and members of renowned chamber music ensembles and orchestras. Concerts worldwide as soloist, in recitals and as chamber musician. Performances with Y. Bashmet, W. Boettcher, T. Brandis, Z. Bron, A. Chumachenco. More than 40 CD recordings including the complete works for cello and piano by Beethoven, Rachmaninoff and Reger.

Stu­ died with D. Geringas at the Lübeck University of Music. Artistic impulse by A. Bylsma, F. Helmerson, ­ R. ­Kirshbaum, G. Ligeti, Yo-Yo Ma, M. Rostropovich and ­Amadeus Quartet. Prize winner at national and international competitions and holder of numerous scholarships.

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Violoncello 19. 08.–26. 08.

Wen-Sinn Yang Since 2005, following his engagement as principal cellist with the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, professor at the Munich University of Music. Constant appearances at major concerts halls and music festivals in Europe and Asia. Solo performances with orchestras such as the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, the NHK Tokyo, the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, Radio Suisse Romande and the St. Pauls Chamber Orchestra. More than 20 CD recordings from standard repertory to less well known but highly virtuoso music by composers such as F. Servais, C. Davidoff, A. Piatti and J. Klengel. DVD of 6 solo suites­

by J. S. Bach in conjunction with Bavarian television. ­Studies under C. Starck (Zurich) and W. Boettcher (Berlin).

Winner of the first prize at the Geneva International Music Competition in 1991.

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Vocal 26. 08.–02. 09.

Wolfgang Bankl In 2013 nominated as “Kammersänger”. Since 1993 ensemble member of the Vienna State Opera, with roles such as Papageno, Leporello, Figaro, Ochs, La Roche, Klingsor and Bartolo. Debut at the “Wiener Festwochen” as Oberlin in Rihm’s “Jakob Lenz” and at the Scala as Zeta in “La ­vedova allegra”. 2014 as Doctor in Bergs “Wozzeck” at Car­negie Hall and 2010 at the “Theater an der Wien”. Concert singer and song reciter with a repertoire ranging from Bach to contemporary compositions. Numerous CD recor­ dings including “The Knight of the Rose” with C. Kleiber, “Winterreise” with N. Pfaffelmeyer, “Der Riese vom Steinfeld” (Cerha/ Turrini) with M. Boder, “Parsifal” with Ch. Thielemann. Co-founder of the chamber music festival Giro d’Arte. He primarily studied the violin. Besides jazz music (E-Bass), he completed his vocal studies at the Vienna Conservatory of Music.

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Vocal 05. 08.–12. 08.

Malin Hartelius Lecturer at Bern University of the Arts. One of the leading Mozart singers. Ensemble member at the Zurich Opera House from 1991 to 2012 with all Mozart roles and many other opera roles. Guest performances at the leading European opera houses and invitations to festivals such as Aix-en-Provence and Salzburg i. a. as Konstanze (Entführung aus dem Serail), as Rosina (La finta semplice) and Fiordiligi (Così fan tutte). Scenic production of all Da-Ponte operas in Cleveland under F. Welser-­Möst. Questioned concert singer i. a. under Bolton, Chailly, Christie, Harnoncourt, Langrée and Welser-Möst together with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich, Cleveland orchestra and London Symphony Orchestra. From 1989 to 1991 ensemble member of the Vienna State Opera and the Opera Studio. Studied with M. Bence in Vienna. In 2010 honored by the Swedish King with the award of the Order “Litteris et Artibus”.

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Vocal 12. 08.–19. 08.

Claudia Visca Since 2001 professor for solo singing at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, before that at the University for Music Cologne. More than 2.000 performances in 75 operas, operettas and musical roles and numerous concerts. Engagements at more than 25 opera houses e. g.

Berlin, Geneva, Montreal, Vienna and Zurich. Has worked together with well known artists like P. Domingo, A. Baltsa, J. Carreras, E. Mathis, G. v. Kannen, H. Welker, T. Tipton, J. Protschka, Yo-Yo Ma, J.-P. Rampal and B. Canino. Masterclasses for vocal and interpretation worldwide. Her students are prizewinners of numerous competitions and members of renowned opera houses. Musical education at The Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. Studies with a Fulbright scholarship at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna under KS H. Rössel-Majdan and A. Dermota.

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Piano 26. 08.–31. 08.

Elisabeth Leonskaja One of the most celebrated pianists of our time. Soloist with top international orchestras, such as New York Philharmonic, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Cleveland Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Zurich Tonhalle Orchester, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig under the baton of conductors such as K. Masur, C. Davis, M. Jansons. Welcomed guest at festivals such as Salzburg Festival, Vienna and Lucerne Festival and Schleswig-Holstein Festival. Concerts as chamber musician with the Emerson, Borodin and Artemis Quartets. Numerous CD recordings, awarded with the “Caecilia prize” and “Diapason d’Or”. Honorary member of the Konzerthaus Vienna. Awarded with the Austrian Cross of Honor, First Class. 2021 she was awarded as intrumentalist of the year by Opus Klassik. Studies at the Moskow Conservatory. Prizewinner of international competitions such as Enescu, Marguerite Long and Queen Elisa­ beth. Lessons and collaboration with Swjatoslaw Richter.

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Piano 12. 08.–19. 08.

Elisabeth Eschwé Soloist and chamber musician, recitator. She has specia­lized in scenic and literary recitals which she compiles herself (on Clara and Robert Schumann, Brahms, Chopin, Vien­na between the World Wars, Emperor Franz Joseph, a. o.).

Concert tours through Europe, USA, Korea, Australia.

Master­classes in Europe and USA, international lecturer, guest professor and juror. Innovative pedagogy on the basis of Stanislawski’s method acting to create ar­tis­tic and authentic interpretation, international publications and papers. Teaching posts at the Vienna Music Uni­versity, head of a Vienna Music School, talent class. Duos with her brother, conductor and pianist A. Eschwe and the pianist T. Kreuzberger. CD recordings, radio- and TV-broadcasts.

Degrees in piano, philosophy and English from Vienna University and Conservatory, acting studies with Lola Braxton.

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Piano 05. 08.–12. 08.

Christopher Hinterhuber Professor at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna since 2010. Concert performances in Austria and abroad, including Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, Klavier­ festival Ruhr, Prague Autumn and the Kammermusikfest Lockenhaus. Co-operation with conductors such as Ch. Arming, V. Ashkenazy, Y. Kreizberg, S. Cem­­ breling, B. Furrer or A. Eschwé; appearances with orchestras including Vienna Symphonic, Vienna RSO, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic or Orchestre Philharmonique ­ Luxemburg. Chamber music activities together with ­ R. Honeck, C. Alten­burger, A. Kirchschlager, W. Holzmair, the Ysaye-Quartet. Member of Altenberg Trio Wien. Winner of numerous competitions. Studied at the Klagenfurt Conservatoire (A. Papenberg), at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna (R. Kehrer, A. Kouyoumdjian, H. Medjimorec) and the Accademia pianistica “Incontri col Maestro” (L. Berman, L. Margarius).

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Piano 19. 08.–26. 08.

Björn Lehmann Since 2011 professor at Berlin University of Arts. Masterclasses in Germany, Austria, France, Switzerland, Japan, South Korea and China. Juror of international piano competitons, e. g. 2018 “Concours de Genève”. Performances as soloist and chamber musician, particular commitment to new music, thereby collaboration with composers such as F. Goldmann, M. Spahlinger and A. Herrmann. Concerts tours to most of the European countries, Japan, South ­Korea, China and Latin America. Concerts at festivals such as Bachfest Leipzig, Ludwigsburger Schlossfestspiele, Rhein­ gau-Musikfestival, Flaneries musicales de Reims and El Blanco y Negro. CD recordings “Pianoduo Takahashi / Leh­mann” (CD of the month at “Fono Forum”). Radio and TV recordings for numerous broadcast stations. Chamber music partner of S. Jaffé, S. Picard, M. Nyikos as well as musicians with the Berliner Philharmoniker. Studies in Hamburg, Lausanne and at the Berlin University of Arts with K. Hellwig.

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Piano 12. 08.–19. 08.

Stanislaw Tichonow Professor at the Joseph Haydn Conservatory in Eisenstadt, before that at Tchaikovsky Conservatory Moscow and at Conservatory Vienna University. His students won more than 60 prizes at international competitions. He performs piano solo recitals, as well as chamber music. He holds lectures and gives masterclasses throughout ­Europe, the U. S. and in the Far East. Through the creation of T. Prime (www.tprimevienna.com), he seeks to reach beyond conventional channels to further professional ­opportunities for his most talented students. He is representative of Theodor Leschetizky’s tradition. 35 professional articles in publications and the book “Leschetizky und sein Wiener Kreis”. Studies at Novosibirsk State M. I. Glinka Conservatory in Russia with I. Slonim and at the Moscow State P. I. Tchaikovsky Conservatory.

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Piano 26. 08.–02. 09.

Lilya Zilberstein Since 2015 professor for piano at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna, before that guest professor at the University of Music and Theatre in Hamburg. ­Lecturer at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena.

Master­classes worldwide. Frequent guest in well-known concert halls and famous festivals throughout Europe, USA, ­Canada, Asia, South America and Middle East. Concerts with renowned international orchestras, such as Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Tschaikowsky Symphony Orchestra Moscow, London Symphony Orchestra and Staatskapelle Dresden under conductors such as C. Abbado, G. Dudamel, P. Berglund and M. Tilson Thomas. ­Numerous CD recordings e. g. Deutsche Grammophon.

Prizewinner of numerous competitions such as Competition of the Federal Russian Republic, Allunions Competition Riga and Busoni Competition Bozen. Studies at ­Gnessin Institut with ­Alexander Satz.

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Flute 05. 08.–12. 08.

Matthieu Gauci-Ancelin Since 2020 professor for flute at the University of Music in Graz, before Professor at the Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin. Since 2006 solo flutists at the Komische Oper ­Berlin. Since 2007 frequent cooperation as first flutist with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra as well as with the London Symphony Orchestra, Staatskapelle Berlin and ­ Dresden, Munich Philharmonic Orchestra and Gewandhaus Leipzig. Soloist under P. Inkinen, H. Nánási, Sir R. Norrington and others. Chamber music partner of P.-L. Aimard, L. Vogt, M. Bourgue and many more. CD recording of G. F. Handel’s concert for flute and english horn with Albrecht Mayer and the Sinfonia Varsovia for Deutsche Grammophon. Prize winner of the international flute competition “Jean-Pierre Rampal”. Supported by the French foundation Natixis Banque populaire. Studies at “Conservatoire de Paris” with S. Cherrier and at the Karajan Academy with A. Blau and M. Hasel.

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Flute 19. 08.–26. 08.

Barbara Gisler-Haase Professor for flute at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. Head of the Leonard Bernstein Institute for many years, since 2015 Vice Rector for Academic Affairs, Art and Young Artists’ Promotion. In 1974 she won an award in the international competition at Prague Spring.

In the same year she began to teach at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. Member of the Eurasia Quartet, the Vienna Nonett and the Vienna Bach Soloists. In 1983 she founded the Vienna Flautists and in 1997 the Jubal Trio in the formation flute, cello and piano.

Numerous concerts with these ensembles as well as more than 15 CD recordings. Author of the flute series “Magic Flute” and “Fit for the flute”. In 2009 development of the “wave line” flute for beginners in cooperation with flute maker W. Tomasi. This instrument received the “red dot award”.

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Flute 26. 08.–02. 09.

Wally Hase Since 2018 professor for flute at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. In 2000 she appointed as full professor for flute at the University of Music Franz Liszt Weimar, and from 2014–2018 visiting professorship at the University of Music Krakow. Orchestral activities as a solo flutist e. g. with the Camerata Salzburg, the Cappella Andrea Barca, conducted by Sir András Schiff, the Staats­ kapelle Dresden, and the SWR and WDR Symphony Orchestras. Recitals, solo concerts as well as chamber music and master classes in Europe, Australia, Asia and South America. Numerous recordings with various radio stations, CD recordings with solo and chamber music, international jury activities. Even before completing her studies with Prof. J.-C. Gérard and Prof. A. Nicolet, principal flutist of the Staatskapelle Weimar at the age of 22, a position she held until 2009. Haynes Artist playing on a silver flute by Wm. S. Haynes/Boston.

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Flute 12. 08.–19. 08.

Sonja Korak Professor for flute at the University of Music and Per­ forming Arts Vienna at the Franz Schubert Institute since 2020. Previously Lecturer and Senior Lecturer at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna at the Leo­nard Bernstein Institute since 2001. Teacher in the “Special Classes”–Project for talented pupils at the Johann Seba­ stian Bach Music School Vienna in cooperation with the Leonard Bernstein Institute of the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. Flutist and member of the orchestra Camerata Salzburg. Flutist in Cappella Andrea Barca under the direction of Sir András Schiff, and in the Vienna Chamber Orchestra. Several years of performance in Bruckner Orchester Linz and Tonkünstler Orchester Niederösterreich.

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Flute 19. 08.–26. 08.

Fereshteh Rahbari Former Senior Lecturer at the University of Music and performing Arts Vienna and at the Vienna Music School.

Founding member of the flutist’s ensemble Vienna Flautists. Numerous radio- and TV productions, CD recordings and concert tours in Europe, Far East and South America.

Lecturer at various youth and masterclasses as well as workshops for teachers at home and abroad. Member of the jury at numerous competitions. Author of flute literature for the publishing house Universal Edition. Successful preparation courses for entrance and final examinations.

Studies at the University of Music and performing Arts Vienna in the subjects concert studies, teaching flute and breathing technique for wind players.

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Clarinet 12. 08.–19. 08.

Christoph Moser Since 2020 professor for clarinet at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, teaching position since 2017.

Regular participation in the Vienna State Opera Orchestra, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, RSO Vienna, Bruckner Orchestra Linz, Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg, NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra, Staatskapelle Dresden and others. Performances as soloist and chamber musician in Germany, Austria and Japan. Since 2013 solo clarinettist in the Tonkünstler Orchester Niederösterreich. First musical education at the Landesmusikschule Frankenburg.

1997 studies at the Bruckner-Konservatorium Linz with M. Unterhuber, then at the University of Music and ­Performing Arts Vienna with Prof. J. Hindler. Successful graduation IGP and concert subject in 2012. First engagement at the Hessian State Theatre Wiesbaden in 2009.

Internship at the Gürzenich Orchestra Cologne in 2010, engagement as solo clarinettist at the State Theatre Cottbus in 2011.

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Accompaniment

Vanda Albota Sought-after accompanist at master classes and competitions; 2004–2012 lecturer at the "Hochschule für Musik in Weimar", 2012–2014 at the University of Arts Berlin. Since 2016 artistic cooperator for woodwind accompaniment at the Folkwang University of Arts in Essen. Orchestra concerts in Romania and Berlin, Leipzig, Zwickau, Bad Hersfeld, Weimar. Chamber music and lied accompaniment in addition to her soloistic activities. Numerous radio and TV recordings, large number of awards at international competitions. First musical education in Romania, her native land, studies supported by scholarships of the "KonradAdenauer-Stiftung" and the DAAD in Weimar. Piano concert exam, studies of historical keyboard instruments in Berlin. Diploma with concert exam.

Luca Ferrini 52

Accompaniment

Sandra Jost Pianist at the Music and Arts University of Vienna since 1994. Cooperation with the Vienna Symphonic, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the Tonkuenstler Orchestra.

Concerts with the “Wiener Virtuosen”. Member of the Ama­deus Ensemble. Concerts in Vienna, at music festivals like Grafenegg, Carinthian Summer, Klangbogen Wien, festival de música en frutillar (Chile). Official accompanist at auditions for all Viennese orchestras and at several competitions. Radio-, TV- and CD recordings. Concert tours in Europe, Asia and South America. Teachers diploma for piano and violin, diplomas for violin, instrumental accompaniment, Lied accompaniment and opera accompaniment.

Professor and accompanist at international master classes and competitions in Europe, (International Clarinet Competition Kortrijk-Gent), Armenia, Mexico (Henryk Szeryng Violin Competition), China (Beijing International Competition). Concerts as soloist, chamber musician and soloist with orchestra throughout Europe. Member of several contemporary music ensembles. Recordings for CD, radio and TV. Studies of piano, harpsichord, organ and organ composition at the Conservatoires of Music in Trieste and Udine. Accompanist at the Music Academy of Ljubljana.

Professor of piano, harpsichord, chamber music and piano accompanist at Koper Music Gymnasium.

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Accompaniment

Veronika Kopjova Since 2014 lecturer for accompaniment for strings at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. Member of Ensemble Platypus for contemporary music. Concerts in Europe, Chile, China and in her home country Lithuania. Pianist with i. a. the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra, St. Christopher Chamber Orchestra.

Performances in various concert halls such as Concertgebouw, Konzerthaus Vienna, Musikverein Vienna and Graz.

Concerts as soloist and chamber musician at international festivals. Prize winner of international competitions. Scholar­ ships of the Lithuanian Ministry of Culture, International Yamaha Foundation and the Juozas Karosas Foundation.

Marcin Koziel 54

Accompaniment

Sieglinde Michalko Teacher at the Joe Zawinul music school Gumpoldskirchen, organist of the Deutschordenskirche Gumpoldskirchen as well as choir leader of the Atzgersdorfer Men’s Choral Society 1880. Numerous concerts at home and abroad, recordings for CD, radio and TV. Is greatly demanded as accompanist, especially for singers. Studied at the Uni­ versity of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna under Prof.

H. Langer-Rühl (piano), Prof. I. Ahlgrimm (cembalo), Mag. F. Lessky (organ). Accompanist of the Wiener Singaka­ demie for many years.

Since 2010 lecturer at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna and leading a class for correpetition for vocalists. Cooperation with well-known singing teachers e. g. with H. Lazarska, F. Araiza, G. Kahry, R. Piernay and M. Honig. Accompanist and music director, 2018 participation in productions including “Guillaume Tell” (Theater an der Wien), “Die Walküre” (Posen), “Der Silbersee” (Warsaw); 2014/15 he was tutor of the Young Ensemble at the Chamber Opera, now accompanist of the portrait concerts. Since 2003 close cooperation with the vocal ensemble of the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival and the Lübeck Choir Academy, joint participation in numerous projects in Europe, South America and Asia.

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Accompaniment

Monika Nagy Since 2005 pianist at Bern University of Arts. Since 2014 at Swiss Opera Studio in Biel. Accompanist at national and international masterclasses and opera productions on a regular basis. Soloist, chamber musician and concerts with singers. Collaboration with artists such as K. Bumann, F. Trinca, A. Kirchschlager and M. Hartelius. Conductor and musical director of various choirs, ensembles and formations. Broadcasts for the Swiss Radio SRF. Studies at the Franz Liszt Music Academy Budapest. Graduation with distinction at the Music Academy in Basel and Zurich University of the Arts.

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Accompaniment

Baiba Osina Pianist at the University of Music and Performing Arts ­Vienna. Concerts as soloist and chamber musician such as International Chopin Festival Gaming, Chamber Music festival Musiktage Mondsee, Wiener Festwochen and International Music Festival Varna. First prizes at international competitions, prizewinner of the chamber music competition Thessaloniki and the J. Windisch Chamber Music Competition in Vienna. Musical education in Riga with I Graubina and S. Osokins, afterwards studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. Masterclasses e. g. with P. Badura-Skoda, E. Leonskaja.

Since 1995 accompanist at the University of Music and Theatre in Munich, 2002–2007 additional teacher at the University of Music Nuremberg-Augsburg. Piano accompanist at international master classes and competitions.

Studied piano at the Hochschule für Musik in Munich, graduating with a master’s degree. Studied chamber ­music as a second major. Prizewinner in solo and chamber music competitions, including first and special prizes at the international chamber music competition. 1996 accepted into the support programme of the “Yehudi ­ Menuhin Live Music Now” association, voluntary work in the organisation.

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Accompaniment

Sergio Posada Since 1986 accompanist at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. Solo- and chamber music concerts worldwide. Soloist with orchestras in Europe, South America and Japan. Soloist of Beethoven’s piano concerts with the National Symphony Orchestra of Colombia and eight piano concerts from W. A. Mozart with the Academia Filarmónica de Medellín. Award winner at the International Harpsichord Competition in Lilienfeld, Austria, and at the International Friedrich Kuhlau Duo-Competition in Uhlsen, Germany, together with the flutist G. Ahumada.

Studied at the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes in his hometown Medellín, Colombia, and in Vienna with M. Mauriello (harpsichord) and A. Geberovich (piano).

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Accompaniment

Tomoko Sawallisch Soloist in Europe and Japan, debut in Germany with the first Brahms piano concert. Enthusiastic chamber musician in cooperation with e. g. Stephan Koncz, Ingolf Turban und Markus Wolf. Steinway artist in 2015, belongs to a ­selected circle of international renowned pianists. Master studies with Gerhard Oppitz. Winner of numerous prizes and awards in her homeland Japan.

Since 2018 accompanist at the University for Music and Performing Arts Vienna. Prize winner of numerous national and international competitions such as International Johannes Brahms Competition Poertschach and at the International Chamber Music Competition Pienerolo, with the Stratos Quartett. Concert at Vienna Musikverein, Brucknerhaus Linz, Dvořák Festival in Czech Republic, Il Timbro Festival in Italy and Wigmorehall in London.

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Accompaniment

Yumi Sekiya Since 1992 lecturer at the Munich University of Music and Drama and official piano accompanist at internationally renowned music competitions (ARD Music Competition Munich, International Instrumental Competition Markneukirchen, Tokyo International Viola Competition) as well as at international masterclasses in Europe and Japan. As a sought-after chamber music partner numerous concerts in many cities in Europe and Japan. Studied at the State University for Art and Music in Tokyo and then completed a masterclass study at the "Hochschule für Musik und Theater München" with Prof. K. Schilde. Masterclasses with R. Buchbinder.

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Accompaniment

Noriko Ushioda Accompanist at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna and at international masterclasses and competitions. Concerts as a soloist and chamber musician in Europe and Japan. Prizewinner at the Dr. Dichler Competition, Boesendorfer Competition and Allegro Vivo. ­Received an award at the Maria Canals International Piano Competition (Barcelona), finalist at the Seiler International Competition in Germany.

Born in Osaka, Japan. First piano lessons at the age of four.

Studied at the Tokyo College of Music with Emiko Harimoto as well as at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna concert subject piano with Noel Flores.

Prizewinner of the PTNA Piano Competition in Japan. Performances with various instruments as a chamber musician in Japan, Austria, Germany, Hungary and Italy. CD recording with Hans Gansch and Mathias Höfs “Gansch meets Höfs”.

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“Fit on your instrument” 12. 08.–16. 08.

Workshop with Coretta Kurth With this workshop you can improve your skills on various topics: • What can I do about stage fright/ fear of performing?

• How can I stay well concentrated and keep a strong presence on stage?

• How can I find relief for recurring pain in hands, arms, shoulders, neck, back?

• How do I preserve practicing and playing enjoyable?

In our workshop we work on your individual issues by means of different mental training techniques, mindfulness- and resource management, yoga, music physiology and other methods. Coretta Kurth is a singer and teaches performance coaching, audition training, concentration practice and breathing and body work at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. See more information on www.corettakurth.at Workshop included in the course fee, please sign in with your application.

Individual lessons bookable.

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“Body awareness” 19. 08.–23. 08.

Workshop with Lilian Genn Virtuosity, musicality, playing technique are major qualities for musicians. Equally important is the authentic and confident performance as well as the conscious contact to the audience. Musicians are like high-performance athletes, they need a very precise perception and cognition of their body, to manage the various challenges of an artistic career at its best. A comprehensive body perception training will increase the perception ability and the body awareness – on stage as well as in daily practising routine. Requirements for successful performance and healthy musicians for a lifetime!

Lilian Genn is lecturer for body work and presentation training at the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna and the University of Music Graz; movement pedagogue based on the Franklinmethod®; music education.

Workshop included in the course fee, please sign in with your application.

Individual lessons bookable.

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“Brainstorm” 26. 08.–30. 08.

Workshop with Thomas Selditz To cope easily with performing, to play an instrument effortlessly, to sail through a concert – this all includes a very direct, pleasantly naïve approach to playing music, which may disappear by and by for lots of us – the joy. Who determines what’s easy-going and what’s difficult? Where our learning patterns, which we often adopt from our teachers, colleagues and parents, do come from? Practising – does it help? How does our brain work and why does it catch us by surprise? Thomas Selditz, as a playing musician, an adaptive teacher and inquisitive person, engages himself in finding answers, which we can only respond for ourselves to rejoice.

Since 2010 Thomas Selditz is professor for viola at the University for Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. ­Besides his concert- and teaching activity he is working as a coach for musicians, provided by his education in kinesio­logy, hypnosis and NLP. Workshop included in the course fee, please sign in with your application.

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“Moonlight Serenade” 06. 08.–08. 08. , 13. 08.–15. 08.

Workshop with Bijan Khadem-Missagh Each year students of Allegro Vivo Summer Academy form a string orchestra, coached by the founder of the festival, Bijan Khadem-Missagh. The orchestra will work on a ­famous piece of music for strings. The concerts on 8th and 15th August, 21.00, will be performed open air at the public lake Horn. All string players are invited to join this ­orchestra project. The participation is included in the course fee. Join this project and be enriched by this great experience.

Workshop included in the course fee, please sign in with your application.

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“Chamber music” 05. 08.–02. 09.

Workshop Chamber music Chamber music forms the focus of Allegro Vivo Festival and its Summer Academy, for it is a genuine touchstone for technical finesse, highly developed skills of artistic and social interaction and the maturity of a musician’s comprehension of music. Besides encouragement of existing ensembles, new formations will be arranged before beginning of the festival. Chosen literature will be developed within the course.

Chamber music classes are offered for pianists, string players, wind instrument players and mixed ensembles and will be coached by Bijan Khadem-Missagh, Florian Eggner and Matthias Bartolomey.

Surcharge: € 50,– per week, please sign in with your application.

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Information

Masterclasses CLASSES Classes are held by renowned artists and lecturers involving at least 3 hours per week per student.

Participants have the choice between concert-, soloand chamber music literature. Also existing ensembles can be coached.

ACCOMPANIMENT In addition to the classes, numerous accompanists will be available to help participants study and prepare for the music programme within the context of the course.

CHAMBER MUSIC CLASSES Chamber music classes are offered for pianists, string players, wind instrument players and mixed ensembles.

Surcharge: € 50,– per week

CONCERTS Participants may perform in one of the 20 concerts of the Summer Academy. Joint attendance of concerts (Concerts of the Summer Academy are free for partici­ pants, participants can obtain tickets for most other concerts of the festival for € 5,– as special offer).

ADDITIONAL OFFERS Workshops included in the course fee • “Fit on your instrument” (see page 62) • “Body awareness” (see page 63) • “Brainstorm” (see page 64) • “Moonlight Serenade” – String Orchestra (see page 65)

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Information

IMPORTANT INFORMATION • Accommodation incl. breakfast • Class venue: Kunsthaus Horn • Pianos for practice will be available for at least 3 hours per day and participant • Participants may practise in their rooms in agreement with their roommates, an additional limited number of practice rooms will be offered.

• Passive course attendance is possible upon registration.

• We recommend to all participants to obtain a personal travel and health insurance.

• In case of your cancellation, the following will be charged: cancellation by 30th June: registration fee of € 130,– cancellation until 1st August: 50% of the course fee and accomodation (incl. registration fee, course fee, additional offers) cancellation after 1st August: 100% of the course fee and accomodation (incl. registration fee, course fee, additional offers) If the courses are cancelled due by official decree, we will refund already paid course fees (incl. accommodation and additional offers), according to the confirmation/invoice.

• Participants (under 18 years) are subject to the rules of the Children and Youth Protection Act. • By registering, the participant expressly agrees to the Covid19 preventive measures applicable at the time of the course.

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Course fees

REGISTRATION FEE In addition to the course fee

€ 130,–

The registration will only be processed after receipt of the registration fee. Confirmation will be sent after approval by the lecturer. Limited number of places available. Early registration is recommended. If the acceptance is refused by the professor, the fee will be refunded.

For families or additional classes the registration fee is charged only once.

COURSE FEES Masterclasses

aged from 15 years, born before 1st August, 2008 Strings, Winds, Vocal

€ 350,–

Piano

€ 370,–

Chamber music from trio without individual tuition

€ 175,–

Chamber music in addition to individual tuition

€ 50,–

Additional coaching

Fit on your instrument / Body awareness / Performance training 3 × 45 min

€ 100,–

1 × 45 min

€ 40,–

Group unit 75 min (max. 4 persons)

€ 75,–

All prices excl. registration fee & accommodation

TRANSFER SERVICE Vienna to Horn

Saturday, 5th Aug., 12th Aug., 19th Aug. and 26 th Aug., 3 p.m.

€ 25,–

Horn to Vienna

Saturday, 12th Aug., 19th Aug., 26th Aug. and 2nd Sept., 10 a.m.

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€ 25,–

Accomodation and terms of payment As there are no vacancies in private boardings in Horn and surroundings during the time of our summer aca­ demy, we firmly recommend booking the course and one of our offered accommodation at the same time.

ACCOMODATION Horn, Bundesschülerheim

Bed & Breakfast Availability: every course week Double Room/double occupancy shared shower and toilet on the corridor 7 nights p.p.

€ 245,–

Campus Horn

Bed & Breakfast Availability: 5.– 12. Aug., 26. Aug.– 2. Sept.

Double Room/double occupancy en suite shower and toilet 7 nights p.p.

Single room en suite shower and toilet 7 nights p.p.

€ 350,– € 539,–

Horn, Hotel Blie

Bed & Breakfast Availability: every course week Double Room/double occupancy en suite shower and toilet 7 nights p.p.

Single room en suite shower and toilet 7 nights p.p.

€ 343,– € 490,–

TERMS OF PAYMENT

Registration deadline 1st June, 2023 Approvals will be carried out currently as far as possible, not later than until 1st July.

The course fee has to be paid by 30th June, 2023 Without charges for the receiver by remittance to account “Academia Allegro Vivo – Festival Austria” Sparkasse Horn IBAN AT16 2022 1000 0000 4952 BIC SPHNAT21XXX All prices incl. taxes

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Classes for the youth, children and their parents

Violin 13. 08.–26. 08.

Lydia Altenburger International violinist and violist, has lived and worked in Vienna since 2007. She dedicates herself to teaching children very successfully. Her students are regularly winners of “Prima la Musica”. As chamber musician playing at festivals e. g. the Swabian Spring, Prussia Cove, the Upper ­Austrian Collegiate Concerts, the Neuberger Kulturtage and the LOISIARTE. Chamber music performances with partners such as Patrick Demenga, Eszter Haffner, Reinhard Latzko, Michel Lethiec, Christoph Schiller, Marko Ylönen and the music band Franui. Regular collaboration with o ­ rchestras such as the RSO Vienna, the Vienna Volks­ opernorchester, the Wiener Kammerorchester or the Camerata Nordica in Sweden. Lydia Altenburger was born in London. She studied violin under H. Davies and piano under D. de Saram at the Royal Academy of Music. 2006 graduation with unanimous distinction.

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Violin, Viola 13. 08.–26. 08.

Gudrun Bergmann Since 2003 lecturer for violin, viola, children’s and youth orchestra, string class and early musical education at the music school Bisamberg-Leobendorf-Enzersfeld. Especially developed musical education for violin beginners at an early age. Outstanding successes of her pupils at competitions in Austria and abroad, e. g. 1st prizes at the Váša Příhoda Youth Violin Competition. Founder and director of the children’s orchestra “String Kids” and the string ensemble “Stringmania”. Organisation and ensemble teaching at the orchestra camp of the music school. 2001–2003 leadership of a violin class at Vienna Conservatory of ­Music. During her studies cooperation at projects for children’s and youth orchestras. Studies of music pedagogy violin at J. Haydn Conservatory. Viola at Vienna Conservatory and violin with Prof. Bijan Khadem-Missagh. Diploma with distinction. Masterclasses in Hungary and Austria.

Founding member of “Bisamberger Schrammeln”.

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Violin 13. 08.–26. 08.

Martha Khadem-Missagh Solo performances worldwide and highly in-demand chamber musician. Since 2011 professor at the Conservatory of Luxembourg. Performances as soloist with the Tonkuenstler Orchestra, Vienna Chamber Orchestra and Academia Allegro Vivo, concerts throughout Europe, the U.S. , South Africa and Japan. Invited to play at the Salzburg Festival, Carinthian Summer, Mondsee Festival, Klangspuren Tirol. Chamber musician partner of R. Batik,­­ P. Demenga, B. Moser. First prizewinner of several competitions such as Carl Flesch-Academy 2000 in BadenBaden, Germany, and chosen Young Concert Artist of the first Starling-DeLay Symposium 2001 in New York with I. Perlman, D. DeLay and others. CD- and TV recordings.

Studies at the Conservatory of Music Vienna and at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna under G. Schulz and C. Altenburger.

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Violin 13. 08.–26. 08.

Snežana Kiš Professor at the music school in Klosterneuburg and Vienna.

In 2004 she founded and directed the Youth Symphony Orchestra Klosterneuburg. Teacher at the International Music Weeks Lassing, Styria. Studied solo violin and pedagogic at the Music University Belgrade (1987). Until 1999 professor at the State Music School in Zemun, director of the string section at the music school Kosta Manojlovic as well as teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade.

Visiting professor in international summer masterclasses in Palic and Vrnacka Banja (Serbia). Jury member of youth competitions. Member of different orchestras with concert tours in Europe and China.

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Violoncello 13. 08.–26. 08.

Benedikt Endelweber Member of the Arioso Quartet, founded in 1994, which had its debut in the Schubertsaal of the Wiener Konzerthaus in 2002. Frequent chamber music performances with this ensemble and others. He constantly plays with various Viennese Orchestras and in 2006 principal cellist at the Orchestra of the Vienna Volksoper. Member of the Academia Allegro Vivo, solo cellist with the Chamber Orchestra Ensemble Classico. Cello teacher in Vienna since 2002.

Studied at the Konservatorium Wien University under J. Luitz and at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna with W. Herzer and W. Aichinger.

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Violoncello 20. 08.–26. 08.

Andrea Traxler Leader of an intensive class for talented young cellists at the Johann Sebastian Bach Music School (partnership with the Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts, special training program / study preparation); long-standing activity in the Vienna State Opera Orchestra, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the Symphony ­ ­Orchestra of the "Volksoper Wien"; concerts throughout the world under the baton of conductors such as M. Jan­ sons, C. Thielemann, G. Dudamel, V. Gergiev; Member of various chamber music ensembles; studies at the S ­ ydney Conservatorium of Music and the Vienna University of ­Music and Performing Arts, Masters in Performance with distinction with Professor H. C. Schweiker at the M ­ usic University in Cologne.

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Flute 13. 08.–26. 08.

Fereshteh Rahbari Former Senior Lecturer at the University of Music and performing Arts Vienna and at the Vienna Music School.

Founding member of the flutist’s ensemble Vienna Flautists. Numerous radio- and TV productions, CD recordings and concert tours in Europe, Far East and South America.

Lecturer at various youth and masterclasses as well as workshops for teachers at home and abroad. Member of the jury at numerous competitions. Author of flute literature for the publishing house Universal Edition. Successful preparation courses for entrance and final examinations.

Studies at the University of Music and performing Arts Vienna in the subjects concert studies, teaching flute and breathing technique for wind players.

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Orchestra 13. 08.–20. 08.

Juan Sebastián Acosta International conductor, until 2017 chief conductor of the orchestra of the Vienna University of Technology and until 2015 musical director of the Opera Jove de Catalunya in Barcelona. Since its foundation in 2016 head of the children’s orchestra of the Vienna University of Technology “TUO-next generation”. In 2015 performances of Beet­ho­ven’s Fidelio with the orchestra of the Vienna University of Technology. In 2013 concerts with the Orquesta Filar­ mónica de Bogotá. Member of the Arnold Schönberg Choir Vienna with opera and concert performances at “Theater an der Wien” and Vienna’s Musikverein. 2017 soloist with the Concentus Musicus Vienna at the opening of the Harnoncourt-days in Sankt Georgen am Attergau. Prizewinner of competitions such as “Professor Dichler competition 2012” in Vienna. Studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna under U. Lajovic and E. Ortner.

Masterclasses with A. Orozco-Estrada. Longterm experience in conducting children’s and youth orchestras.

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Accompaniment

Venčeslav Križ Teacher and piano accompanist at the music school in Klosterneuburg. Concerts as piano accompanist as well as soloist and chamber musician as member of the Piano Trio Dubrovnik. Studied piano at the Zagreb Academy of Music and at the Konservatorium Wien University with J. Behar.

Individual lessons can be booked.

Andrea Linsbauer

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Accompaniment

Yi-Ting Wu-Mittermayer Teaching at the music school in Klosterneuburg and lecturer at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. Concerts with Pandolfis Consort Vienna and Trio Divertimento. Radio- and CD recordings. Studied concert organ, instrumental education, harpsichord and piano at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. In 1999 award from the Ministry of Science.

Soloist and chamber musician. Performances at Semanas musicales de Frutillar (Chile), Wexford Festival, Erregal Festival (Ireland). Concerts at National Concert Hall Dublin, Glinka Kapela, St. Petersburg, National Opera Kiev, ­Tea­tro Carlo Felice Genova and Teatro Verdi, Padova, in Austria at Brucknerhaus Linz, Radiokulturhaus Vienna, ­Mill­statt Festival. As well known performer of the work of Fritz Kreisler, chamber music partner of C. Altenburger, B. Schmid, E. Schagerl. Multiple scholarships of the Federal Ministry of Science and City of Vienna. Studies under N. Veljkovic in Vienna and T. Kerbl at the former Conservatory of Music in Linz. Musical impulses from T. Kreuzberger, W. Salio, R. Vignoles.

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Information

Classes for the youth, children and their parents The two-weeks courses are dedicated to children up to the age of 16, accompanied by an adult.

Die zweiwöchigen Kurse sind für Kinder bis 16 Jahre (in Begleitung eines Erwachsenen) ausgerichtet.

CLASSES The classes aimed to encourage children’s passion in music and foster their joy in making music.

Daily rehearsals, practice and companionship have a positive impact on their ability to strengthen their quali­ties and musical development. The period of two weeks make sustainable pedagogical effects possible.

Lecturers share their expertise, but also their great love for music. Lessons, accompaniment and chamber music training will provide participants with new experiences. Parents escort their children and are part of the courses to encourage and support their children best possible at the courses as well as during the year.

Es ist Ziel der Kurse, Freude und Interesse der Kinder an der Musik zu fördern und ihr Können zu stärken.

Tägliches Musizieren, Üben und die Gemeinschaft beeinflussen die musikalische Entwicklung. Der zweiwöchige Kurszeitraum ermöglicht nachhaltige pädagogische Effekte. DozentInnen geben ihr Wissen, aber auch ihre große Liebe zur Musik weiter. Die TeilnehmerInnen können in Einzelunterricht, Korrepetitionsstunden und kammermusikalischer Betreuung neue Erfahrungen sammeln. Eltern nehmen als Begleit­ personen am Kursgeschehen teil, um ihre Kinder, auch während des Jahres, bestmöglich zu fördern und zu unterstützen.

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ACCOMPANIMENT In addition to the classes, numerous accompanists will be available to help participants study and prepare for the music programme within the context of the course.

The number of lessons goes by the children’s abilities and according to the professors.

Zusätzlich zum Unterricht stehen den TeilnehmerInnen im Rahmen des Kurses zahlreiche KorrepetitorInnen zum Erarbeiten des Programms zur Ver­fügung. Der Um­fang der Korrepetition richtet sich nach den Möglich­ keiten der SchülerIn und nach Maßgabe der ProfessorIn.

CHAMBER MUSIC CLASSES We offer additional chamber music lessons in the second week. Children, who haven’t booked chamber music will attend – along with their parents – a rhythm workshop. Surcharge: € 30,– per week Wir bieten zusätzlich Kammermusikunterricht in der zweiten Woche an (Aufpreis € 30,–). Kinder, die keine Kammermusikbetreuung gebucht haben, nehmen gemeinsam mit ihren Eltern am Rhythmus-Workshop teil.

ALLEGRO VIVO CHILDREN AND YOUTH ORCHESTRA Performing in the orchestra is an integral part of the course programme for strings and flute. Concert on 20th August, 4 p.m., Kunsthaus Horn.

Die Teilnahme für Streicher und Flötisten ist fixer Bestandteil des Kursprogramms. Konzert am 20. 8., 16.00 Uhr, Kunsthaus Horn.

CONCERTS Participants can perform in one of the concerts of the Summer Academy. Joint attendance at concerts (participants in the children’s courses enjoy free entry, accompanying persons pay € 5,–).

Möglichkeit, bei einem der Konzerte der Sommeraka­ demie aufzutreten, gemeinsame Konzertbesuche (TeilnehmerInnen der Kinderkurse haben freien Eintritt, Begleitpersonen zahlen € 5,– ).

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“DEDICATED TO PARENTS” Weekly exchange of experiences on relevant topics all about music, with Bijan Khadem-Missagh and Vahid Khadem-Missagh.

Wöchentlicher Erfahrungsaustausch zu relevanten Themen rund um das Musizieren, mit Bijan Khadem-Missagh und Vahid Khadem-Missagh.

LEISURE TIMES Campus Horn has a wide choice of leisure attractions for families. At the outdoor area there is a playground and a sport area, the public swimming pool is nearby – the entry is free for participants. The centre of Horn offers various pubs, restaurants and shops within walking distance. Indoor the Campus there is a playroom for small children, table tennis, meeting rooms and much more leisure offers.

Der Campus Horn bietet ein breites Freizeitangebot für Familien mit Kindern. Im Außenbereich gibt es einen Spiel- und Sportplatz, der Stadtsee Horn befindet sich in unmittelbarer Nähe – der Eintritt ist für TeilnehmerInnen frei. Das Zentrum von Horn mit Lokalen und Einkaufs­möglichkeiten ist nur einige Gehminuten entfernt. Im Innenbereich des Campus Horn gibt es Spielzimmer für Kleinkinder, Tischtennis, Begegnungsräume und vieles mehr.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION • Accommodation including full board or breakfast at Campus Horn. External accommodation is possible.

• In case of your cancellation, the following will be charged: cancellation by 30th June: registration fee of € 130,– cancellation until 1st August: 50% of the course fee and accomodation (incl. registration fee, course fee, additional offers) cancellation after 1st August: 100% of the course fee and accomodation (incl. registration fee, course fee, additional offers) If the courses are cancelled by official decree, we will refund already paid course fees (incl. accommodation and additional offers), according to the confirmation / invoice.

• By registering, the participant expressly agrees to the Covid19 preventive measures applicable at the time of the course.

• Unterbringung mit Vollpension oder Frühstück im Campus Horn, externe Unterbringung möglich • Bei Stornierung der Anmeldung bis 30. Juni ver­ rechnen wir die Anmeldegebühr von € 130,–, bis ­ 1. August verrechnen wir 50 % der gesamten Kursgebühr und Unterbringung laut Kursbestätigung (inkl. Anmeldegebühr, Zusatzangebote), danach die volle Kursgebühr und Unterbringung laut Kursbe­ stätigung (inkl. Anmeldegebühr, Zusatzangebote).

Sollten die Kurse aufgrund einer behördlichen Absage nicht stattfinden können, werden geleistete Gebühren laut Kursbestätigung refundiert.

• Mit der Anmeldung stimmt der Teilnehmer/die Teilnehmerin aus­drücklich den zum Kurszeitpunkt jeweils geltenden Covid19-Präventionsmaß­nahmen zu.

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Course fees

REGISTRATION FEE In addition to the course fee

€ 130,–

The registration will only be processed after receipt of the registration fee. Confirmation will be sent after ­approval by the lecturer. Limited number of places available. Early registration is recommended. If the ­acceptance is refused by the professor, the fee will be refunded.

For families or additional classes the registration fee is charged only once.

Die Anmeldung wird erst nach Eingang der Anmeldegebühr bearbeitet. Die Kursbestätigung erfolgt nach Freigabe durch die DozentIn. Die Kurs­plätze sind limitiert. Eine frühestmögliche Anmeldung wird empfohlen.

Erfolgt keine Freigabe durch die DozentIn, wird die ­Anmeldegebühr refundiert.

Für Familien oder bei Belegung von zwei Kursen wird die An­meldegebühr nur einmal erhoben.

COURSE FEES 13.– 26. August Strings, Flute

€ 380,–

13.– 20. August Strings, Flute

€ 240,–

20.– 26. August Strings, Flute

€ 210,–

Children and youth orchestra Juan Sebastián Acosta, 13.–20. August

free

Chamber music 21.–26. August

€ 30,–

Rhythm workshop 21.–23. August All prices excl. registration fee & accommodation

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free

Accomodation and terms of payment As there are no vacancies in private boardings in Horn and surroundings during the time of our summer aca­demy, we firmly recommend booking the course and one of our offered accommodation at the same time.

Da es in Horn und Umgebung während der Zeit unserer Sommerakademie keine freien Plätze in Privatpensionen gibt, empfehlen wir dringend, den Kurs und eine der angebotenen Unterkünfte gleichzeitig zu ­buchen.

ACCOMODATION Campus Horn 13.–26. August

13 nights

Children (4–9 years)

full board

€ 611,–

Children (4–9 years)

bed & breakfast

€ 481,–

Children (10–14 years)

full board

€ 663,–

Children (10–14 years)

bed & breakfast

€ 533,–

Adults/ Youth (age 15+)

full board

€ 845,–

Adults/ Youth (age 15+)

bed & breakfast

€ 650,–

When booking only one course week, the overnight stay (6/ 7 nights) will be charged proportionally.

Bei Buchung von nur einer Kurswoche wird die Nächtigung (6/ 7 Nächte) anteilsmäßig verrechnet.

TERMS OF PAYMENT Registration deadline The course fee has to be paid by

1st June, 2023 30th June, 2023

Without charges for the receiver by remittance to account “Academia Allegro Vivo – Festival Austria” Sparkasse Horn IBAN AT16 2022 1000 0000 4952 BIC SPHNAT21XXX All prices incl. taxes 89

Concerts

Concerts

FRIDAY, 4th AUGUST 19.00 Gmünd Neustadt, Herz-Jesu-Kirche

Auftakt Programm und Ausführende wie Eröffnungskonzert

SATURDAY, 5th AUGUST 19.00 Stift Altenburg, Bibliothek

Präludium Programm und Ausführende wie Eröffnungskonzert

SUNDAY, 6th AUGUST 09.15 Kunsthaus Horn, Festsaal

Begrüßung der Sommerakademie I

16.00 Stift Altenburg, Bibliothek

“Metamorphosen” Eröffnungskonzert Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Strauss, Berauer Academia Allegro Vivo Vahid Khadem-Missagh, Violine & Dirigent

TUESDAY, 8th AUGUST 19.00 Harmannsdorf, Schüttkasten

“Musik und Wort”

21.00 Horn, Stadtsee

“Moonlight Serenade” TeilnehmerInnen der Meisterkurse

WEDNESDAY, 9th AUGUST 19.00 Stift Altenburg, Bibliothek

“Verwandlung” Artists in Residence

THURSDAY, 10th AUGUST 19.00 Brunn am Wald, Wasserschloss

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“Klanginsel” Konzert der Meisterkurse

Concerts

FRIDAY, 11th AUGUST 11.00 Kunsthaus Horn, Vereinshaus Horn 19.00 Altpölla, Pfarrkirche

Sommerakademie Matinéen TeilnehmerInnen der Meisterkurse “Leuchtkraft” Konzert der Meisterkurse

SATURDAY, 12th AUGUST 20.00 Kunsthaus Horn, Arkadenhof (bei Regenwetter Vereinshaus)

“The BIG B’s” Bach-Beethoven-Brahms Janoska Ensemble

SUNDAY, 13th AUGUST 09.15 Kunsthaus Horn, Festsaal

Begrüßung der Sommerakademie II

16.00 Gars/Thunau, Gertrudskirche

Kammermusik-Konzert

19.00 Campus Horn, Weitblick

Begrüßung der Kinderkurse

TUESDAY, 15th AUGUST 19.00 Langenlois, Loisium

“Wind of Change”

21.00 Horn, Stadtsee

“Moonlight Serenade” TeilnehmerInnen der Meisterkurse

WEDNESDAY, 16th AUGUST 19.00 Stift Altenburg, Bibliothek

“Kaleidoskop” Artists in Residence

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Concerts

THURSDAY, 17th AUGUST 19.00 Waldreichs, Alte Kapelle

“Mondphasen” Konzert der Meisterkurse

FRIDAY, 18th AUGUST 11.00 Kunsthaus Horn, Vereinshaus Horn

Sommerakademie Matinéen TeilnehmerInnen der Meisterkurse

19.00 Schloss Greillenstein

“Erneuerung” Konzert der Meisterkurse

SATURDAY, 19th AUGUST 20.00 Kunsthaus Horn, Arkadenhof (bei Regenwetter Vereinshaus Horn)

Galakonzert “Groovertimento” Georg Breinschmid, Kontrabass Academia Allegro Vivo Vahid Khadem-Missagh, Violine und Dirigent

SUNDAY, 20th AUGUST 09.15 Kunsthaus Horn, Festsaal

Begrüßung der Sommerakademie III

11.00 Kunsthaus Horn

Ausstellungseröffnung

16.00 Kunsthaus Horn, Arkadenhof (bei Regenwetter Vereinshaus Horn)

Familiennachmittag Orchester der Kinder- und Jugendkurse J. S. Acosta, Leitung

WEDNESDAY, 23rd AUGUST 10.30 Stift Altenburg, Bibliothek

“Open Space” TeilnehmerInnen der Meisterkurse

19.00 Stift Altenburg, Bibliothek

Auserlesenes Artists in Residence

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Concerts

THURSDAY, 24th AUGUST 19.00 Stift Zwettl

“Perspektiven” Konzert der Meisterkurse

FRIDAY, 25th AUGUST 10.30 Campus Horn, Weitblick

“Erblühen” TeilnehmerInnen der Kinderkurse

11.00 Kunsthaus Horn, Vereinshaus Horn

Sommerakademie Matinéen TeilnehmerInnen der Meisterkurse

16.00 Maria Dreieichen, Basilika

“Entfaltung” TeilnehmerInnen der Kinderkurse

19.00 Stift Geras, Marmorsaal

“Klangwelle” Konzert der Meisterkurse

SATURDAY, 26th AUGUST 10.30 Campus Horn, Weitblick

“Bravi!”

TeilnehmerInnen der Kinderkurse

20.00 Kunsthaus Horn, Arkadenhof (bei Regenwetter Vereinshaus Horn)

“Beni&Diknu” Benjamin Schmid, Diknu Schneeberger und Band

SUNDAY, 27th AUGUST 09.15 Kunsthaus Horn, Festsaal

Begrüßung der Sommerakademie IV

16.00 Burg Raabs Großer Rittersaal

“Klanguniversum”

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Concerts

WEDNESDAY, 30th AUGUST 10.30 Horn, Pfarrgasse

“Open Space” TeilnehmerInnen der Meisterkurse

19.00 Stift Altenburg, Bibliothek

“Lebenskraft” Artists in Residence

THURSDAY, 31st AUGUST 19.00 Rosenburg, Bibliothek

“In Stimmung” Konzert der Meisterkurse

FRIDAY, 1st SEPTEMBER 11.00 Kunsthaus Horn, Vereinshaus Horn

Sommerakademie Matinéen TeilnehmerInnen der Meisterkurse

19.00 Eggenburg, Pfarr‑ kirche St. Stephan

“Leidenschaft” Konzert der Meisterkurse

SATURDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER 19.00 Schönberg/Kamp, Alte Schmiede

“Metamorphosis”

SUNDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER 16.00 Schloss Ottenstein

“Soirée im Schloss”

THURSDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER 19.00 Waidhofen, Stadtpfarrkirche

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“Halleluja” Händel Waidhofener Chorvereinigung Wranitzky Kammerorchester Prag; Marek Štilec, Dirigent

Concerts

FRIDAY, 8th SEPTEMBER 19.30 Ziersdorf, Konzerthaus Weinviertel

“Mutter’s Klavier” Beethoven, Schumann, Shchedrin, Loriot, Valentin, Gernhardt Cornelius Obonya, Rezitation Altenberg Trio

SATURDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER 19.00 Burg Schleinitz, Rittersaal

“Sprachklang”

SUNDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER 16.00 Burg Schleinitz, Rittersaal

“Teatime”

THURSDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER 19.00 Schloss Weitra, Arkadenhof

“Symphonisches Echo” Programm und Ausführende wie Abschlusskonzert

FRIDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER 19.00 Stift Göttweig

“Kraftquelle” Programm und Ausführende wie Abschlusskonzert

SATURDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER 19.00 Stift Altenburg, Bibliothek

“Voll des Lebens” Programm und Ausführende wie Abschlusskonzert

SUNDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER 16.00 Stift Altenburg

Festivalabschlusskonzert Mozart, Bruckner Academia Allegro Vivo Vahid Khadem-Missagh, Violine & Dirigent

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Bildnachweis Fotos ohne Angabe: Schewig Fotodesign S 3: J. Wesely; S. 10, 13,16, 17, 41, 47, 48, 51, 74, 82/2: N. Horowitz; S. 11, 42: Uwe Arens; S. 12: Rosa Frank; S. 14: S. Jaffé; S. 15: A. Janke; S. 19: Lienbacher; S. 20: M. Kecskeméti; S. 21: I. Turban; S. 22: A. Melzer; S. 23, 35, 59: wildundleise.de; S. 24, 31, 39: M. Borggreve; S. 25: A. Hornemann; S. 26: T. Selditz, privat; S. 27: P. Xu; S. 28: N. Milatovic; S. 29: N. Navaee; S. 30: M. Nawrata; S. 32: L. Beck; S. 33: R. Knapp; S. 34: A. Messerschmidt; S. 37: A. Kenney; S. 38: C. Visca, privat; S. 40: E. Eschwé; S. 43: I. Zeynalov; S. 44, 79: A. Grilc; S. 45: M. Gauci-Ancelin; S. 46: S. Hauswirth; S. 52/1: V. Albota; S. 54/1: C. Heiss; S. 54/2: P. Furman; S. 56/1: M. Nagy; S. 56/2: T. Nishikawa; S. 57: J. Porietis; S. 58/1: K. Barona; S. 58/2: M. Sato; S. 60/1: K. Miura; S. 60/2: N. Shima; S. 63: N. Ushioda; S. 75: G. Bergmann; S. 76: L. Theissen; S. 78: M. Gaspar; S. 83: Wu-Mittermayer;

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Founder Prof. Bijan Khadem-Missagh Sholarship donator Niederösterreich-Fonds, EVN, Gerhard und Gretchen Eder, Mag. Almuth Graf, Ilse Hausschulz, Österreichische Gesellschaft vom Goldenen Kreuze, Univ.-Prof. Dir. Dr. Fritz F. Steininger Thanks to For supporting Allegro Vivo, we would like to thank in particular the Lower Austria state government, the Lower Austria cultural depart­ ment, the Federal Chancellery Art Section, the Federal Ministry of Education, the municipality of Horn as well as the media partners and sponsors.

Management Mag. Nikolaus Straka MAS, managing director Andrea Bauer-Hundlinger, Angela Grundhammer, festival office Allegro Vivo is supported by the Academia Allegro Vivo association.

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