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16. 07. 2021
We are happy to announce the concert of Maestro Panula with MÁV Symphony Orchestra on the 1st of September. Program and details here.
We are happy to announce the concert of Maestro Panula with MÁV Symphony Orchestra on the 1st of September. Program and details here.
01. 09. 2020
A "Window of Opportunity", is what we had the past week. Corona restrictions are growing again, travel bans valid in Hungary from today. However, last week (the warmest week of the summer in Budapest), it was still possible for 9 young conductors to conduct and learn from Maestro Jorma Panula and his assistant, Huba Hollókői, with the help of the wonderful MÁV Symphony Orchestra. Till next year!
A "Window of Opportunity", is what we had the past week. Corona restrictions are growing again, travel bans valid in Hungary from today. However, last week (the warmest week of the summer in Budapest), it was still possible for 9 young conductors to conduct and learn from Maestro Jorma Panula and his assistant, Huba Hollókői, with the help of the wonderful MÁV Symphony Orchestra. Till next year!
Conductor Huba Hollókői (assistant of Maestro Jorma Panula, on the left), and the participants of the Masterclass in 2020.
28. 08. 2020
Due to a mailfunction of the airconditioning system in the National Museum Celebrational Hall, the Final Concert of the Masterclass will be held at the atelier of the National Museum, on Saturday, 29. 08. at 16:00.
Program:
Sibelius: Finlandia - Nuutti Huhtilainen, Finland
Brahms: 3rd Symphony, Op. 90
- I. Allegro con brio – Maximilian Leinekugel, Germany
- II. Andante - Andreja Šolar, Slovenia
- IV. Allegro - Aron Tringali, The Netherlands
Brahms: Variations on a Haydn Theme
- Theme and Var. 1-5. - Julian Wolf, Germany
- Var. 6-8. and Finale - Matthew Rhodes, UK
***
Sibelius: 2nd Symphony
- I. Allegretto - Ross Collins, Finland
- II. Tempo andante, ma rubato - Sauli Saarinen, Finland
- IV. Finale: Allegro moderato - Ayaka Ueda, Japan
With MÁV Symphony Orchestra
Due to a mailfunction of the airconditioning system in the National Museum Celebrational Hall, the Final Concert of the Masterclass will be held at the atelier of the National Museum, on Saturday, 29. 08. at 16:00.
Program:
Sibelius: Finlandia - Nuutti Huhtilainen, Finland
Brahms: 3rd Symphony, Op. 90
- I. Allegro con brio – Maximilian Leinekugel, Germany
- II. Andante - Andreja Šolar, Slovenia
- IV. Allegro - Aron Tringali, The Netherlands
Brahms: Variations on a Haydn Theme
- Theme and Var. 1-5. - Julian Wolf, Germany
- Var. 6-8. and Finale - Matthew Rhodes, UK
***
Sibelius: 2nd Symphony
- I. Allegretto - Ross Collins, Finland
- II. Tempo andante, ma rubato - Sauli Saarinen, Finland
- IV. Finale: Allegro moderato - Ayaka Ueda, Japan
With MÁV Symphony Orchestra
23. 08. 2020
Earlier this week we have received the news that due to the increasing number of Covid-19 cases around Europe, Maestro Panula is not recommended to travel by his doctor. Maestro Panula has just turned 90 years old, and because of his age, he is particularly at risk while travelling by airplane.
However, Maestro Panula is keen to hold the Masterclass and teach, if not personally, with the help of the internet. After consultation with him and the management of the orchestra, we agreed that we go ahead: Maestro Panula will be broadcasted live the sessions with the orchestra in the mornings, and he will give feedback and lectures, online, in the afternoons.
Besides that, on spot in Budapest, conductor Huba Hollókői, former student of Maestro Panula will work as assistant professor.
Earlier this week we have received the news that due to the increasing number of Covid-19 cases around Europe, Maestro Panula is not recommended to travel by his doctor. Maestro Panula has just turned 90 years old, and because of his age, he is particularly at risk while travelling by airplane.
However, Maestro Panula is keen to hold the Masterclass and teach, if not personally, with the help of the internet. After consultation with him and the management of the orchestra, we agreed that we go ahead: Maestro Panula will be broadcasted live the sessions with the orchestra in the mornings, and he will give feedback and lectures, online, in the afternoons.
Besides that, on spot in Budapest, conductor Huba Hollókői, former student of Maestro Panula will work as assistant professor.
29. 05. 2020
We are continously monitoring the COVID19 situation, and at the moment, we are confident, that it is possible to organise the Masterclass as scheduled. From 1st of June, restrictions are eased in Hungary, and according to the current plans, concerts can be organised as early as July.
We are continously monitoring the COVID19 situation, and at the moment, we are confident, that it is possible to organise the Masterclass as scheduled. From 1st of June, restrictions are eased in Hungary, and according to the current plans, concerts can be organised as early as July.
04. 03. 2020
The 6th International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors by Jorma Panula will be held between 24-29 August, 2020, with the participation of the MÁV Symphony Orchestra. The application period is now open till 31. 5.
The 6th International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors by Jorma Panula will be held between 24-29 August, 2020, with the participation of the MÁV Symphony Orchestra. The application period is now open till 31. 5.
Zárókoncert / Final concert
26. 08. 2019, 19:00
Vígadó
(Budapest, Vígadó tér 2, 1051)
Program:
Klami: Nummisuutarit Overture ("A pusztai Vargáék" nyitány)
Lee Deun, Korea
Beethoven: Első Szimfónia / 1st Symphony
1. Adagio molto - Allegro con brio
Gian Paolo Peloso, Olaszország / Italy
2. Andante cantabile e con moto
Yeji Jung, Korea
3. Minuetto
Samantha Reagan, Egyesült Királyság /UK
4. Finale
Dimitris Spouras, Görögország / Greece
***
Sibelius: Valse Triste
Samantha Reagan, Egyesült Királyság / UK
Mendelssohn: 4. "Olasz" Szimfónia / 4th Symphony
1. Allegro vivace
Lok Sang Andre Chan, Hong Kong
2. Andante con moto
Christophe Eliot, Franciaország / France
3. Con moto moderato
Luis Castillo Briceño, Costa Rica
4. Saltarello. Presto
Matthew Rhodes, Egyesült Királyság / UK
26. 08. 2019, 19:00
Vígadó
(Budapest, Vígadó tér 2, 1051)
Program:
Klami: Nummisuutarit Overture ("A pusztai Vargáék" nyitány)
Lee Deun, Korea
Beethoven: Első Szimfónia / 1st Symphony
1. Adagio molto - Allegro con brio
Gian Paolo Peloso, Olaszország / Italy
2. Andante cantabile e con moto
Yeji Jung, Korea
3. Minuetto
Samantha Reagan, Egyesült Királyság /UK
4. Finale
Dimitris Spouras, Görögország / Greece
***
Sibelius: Valse Triste
Samantha Reagan, Egyesült Királyság / UK
Mendelssohn: 4. "Olasz" Szimfónia / 4th Symphony
1. Allegro vivace
Lok Sang Andre Chan, Hong Kong
2. Andante con moto
Christophe Eliot, Franciaország / France
3. Con moto moderato
Luis Castillo Briceño, Costa Rica
4. Saltarello. Presto
Matthew Rhodes, Egyesült Királyság / UK
4. International
MasterclassBudapest
Conducting Masterclass
Prof. Emeritus Jorma Panula, Finland
Final Concert
Nemzeti Múzeum Díszterme
(National Museum Celebration Hall)
15th September, 2018, 4 p.m.
Brahms: Academic Festival Overture, Op. 80 – Matthew Lynch, United Kingdom
Sibelius: Palleas and Mélisande, Op. 46
Movements:
- At the castle gate
- Melisande
- A spring in the part
Leonard Kwon, South-Korea
- Entr’acte
- Melisande’s death
Gian Paolo Peloso, Italy
Kodály: Dances of Marosszék – Huba Hollókői, Hungary
Sibelius: Finlandia, Op. 26 – Jorge Soto, Venezuela
***
Brahms: 3rd Symphony, Op. 90
Movements:
- I. tétel: Allegro con brio – Ross Jamie Collins, Finland
- II. tétel: Andante – Balázs Nemes, Hungary
- III. tétel: Poco Allegretto – Benjamin Schäfer, Germany
- IV. tétel: Allegro – Shen Yiwen, Shanghai
With the
MÁV Symphony Orchestra
MasterclassBudapest
Conducting Masterclass
Prof. Emeritus Jorma Panula, Finland
Final Concert
Nemzeti Múzeum Díszterme
(National Museum Celebration Hall)
15th September, 2018, 4 p.m.
Brahms: Academic Festival Overture, Op. 80 – Matthew Lynch, United Kingdom
Sibelius: Palleas and Mélisande, Op. 46
Movements:
- At the castle gate
- Melisande
- A spring in the part
Leonard Kwon, South-Korea
- Entr’acte
- Melisande’s death
Gian Paolo Peloso, Italy
Kodály: Dances of Marosszék – Huba Hollókői, Hungary
Sibelius: Finlandia, Op. 26 – Jorge Soto, Venezuela
***
Brahms: 3rd Symphony, Op. 90
Movements:
- I. tétel: Allegro con brio – Ross Jamie Collins, Finland
- II. tétel: Andante – Balázs Nemes, Hungary
- III. tétel: Poco Allegretto – Benjamin Schäfer, Germany
- IV. tétel: Allegro – Shen Yiwen, Shanghai
With the
MÁV Symphony Orchestra
The Third International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors was held by Maestro Jorma Panula and the MAV Symphony Orchestra in September 2017. All the 9 participants conducted on the final concert, where everyone was revarded with a warm applause by the keen audience of the Celebration Hall of the National Museum, Participants, and the program of the final concert:
Műsor / Program
Beethoven: Leonore 3 Overture / Leonóra-nyitány
Chen-Hao Chiang
Tajvan/Taiwan
De Falla: A háromszögletű kalap, első szvit
Suite Nr.1 El sombrero de tres picos
Stefan Neubert
Németország/Germany
Bartók: Divertimento I. tétel / 1st movement
Gian Paolo Peloso
Olaszország/Italy
Liszt: Les Preludes
Hao-yen Chang
Tajvan/Taiwan
***
Sibelius: 2. Szimfónia / 2nd Symphony
I.
Karin Hendel
Németország/Germany
II.
Avi Caspi
Izrael/Israel
III.
Pierre-Antoine Marçais
Franciaország/France
IV.
Ross Jamie Collins
Finnország/Finland
Közreműködik / With
MÁV Szimfonikus Zenekar
Beethoven: Leonore 3 Overture / Leonóra-nyitány
Chen-Hao Chiang
Tajvan/Taiwan
De Falla: A háromszögletű kalap, első szvit
Suite Nr.1 El sombrero de tres picos
Stefan Neubert
Németország/Germany
Bartók: Divertimento I. tétel / 1st movement
Gian Paolo Peloso
Olaszország/Italy
Liszt: Les Preludes
Hao-yen Chang
Tajvan/Taiwan
***
Sibelius: 2. Szimfónia / 2nd Symphony
I.
Karin Hendel
Németország/Germany
II.
Avi Caspi
Izrael/Israel
III.
Pierre-Antoine Marçais
Franciaország/France
IV.
Ross Jamie Collins
Finnország/Finland
Közreműködik / With
MÁV Szimfonikus Zenekar
31. 08. 2017
The final concert of the MasterclassBudapest will be held at the Celebration Hall of the National Museum on the 2nd of September at 4 pm. Tickets availabe online at the website of the MÁV Symphony Orchestra.
The final concert of the MasterclassBudapest will be held at the Celebration Hall of the National Museum on the 2nd of September at 4 pm. Tickets availabe online at the website of the MÁV Symphony Orchestra.
28. 08. 2017
Yesterday, the 3rd International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors has officially started. Please, check our Blog for more details, pictures and videos!
Yesterday, the 3rd International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors has officially started. Please, check our Blog for more details, pictures and videos!
22. 08. 2017
Participants announced! Maestro Jorma Panula has selected 9 active participants for the 3rd MasterclassBudapest.
Pierre-Antoine Marçais, France
Hao-yen Chang, Taiwan
Karin Hendel, Germany
Chen-Hao Chiang, Taiwan
Kasmir Uusitupa, Finland
Ross Jamie Collins, Finland
Stefan Neubert, Germany
Gian Paolo Peloso, Italy
Avi Caspi, Israel
Congratulations, see you in Budapest!
Participants announced! Maestro Jorma Panula has selected 9 active participants for the 3rd MasterclassBudapest.
Pierre-Antoine Marçais, France
Hao-yen Chang, Taiwan
Karin Hendel, Germany
Chen-Hao Chiang, Taiwan
Kasmir Uusitupa, Finland
Ross Jamie Collins, Finland
Stefan Neubert, Germany
Gian Paolo Peloso, Italy
Avi Caspi, Israel
Congratulations, see you in Budapest!
10. 06. 2017
We are happy to announce, that the 3rd Masterclass Budapest has attracted a record number of applications from all over the world. Now the selection process will take place. All applicants will be informed about Maestro Panula's decision via email; the list of selected participants will be published here soon.
We are happy to announce, that the 3rd Masterclass Budapest has attracted a record number of applications from all over the world. Now the selection process will take place. All applicants will be informed about Maestro Panula's decision via email; the list of selected participants will be published here soon.
07. 04. 2017
The application is now open for the Third International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors! To find all information about repertoire, venues, conditions and application form, please click About. For any further question, please use the contact form. Application deadline is 09/06/2017.
The application is now open for the Third International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors! To find all information about repertoire, venues, conditions and application form, please click About. For any further question, please use the contact form. Application deadline is 09/06/2017.
21. 03. 2017
+1 day! With an additional orchestral day, The Third International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors will be held from 27th of August till 2nd of September 2017, with Maestro Jorma Panula and the MAV Symphony Orchestra. More details will follow soon, stay tuned!
+1 day! With an additional orchestral day, The Third International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors will be held from 27th of August till 2nd of September 2017, with Maestro Jorma Panula and the MAV Symphony Orchestra. More details will follow soon, stay tuned!
The Second International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors was held by Maestro Jorma Panula and the MAV Symphony Orchestra in September 2016. All the 9 participants conducted on the final concert, in the fully packed Celebration Hall of the National Museum, with Petri Tuomi-Nikula, Finnish ambassador as honorary guest. The program of the concert:
Second International
Masterclass Budapest for Conductors
Final Concert
15. 09. 2016, 4pm, Nemzeti Múzeum Díszterem
MÁV Symphony Orchestra
Jorma Panula Prof. Emeritus, Sibelius Academy, Helsinki
Conducted by the participants of the Masterclass
Program:
Beethoven: Egmont Overture
Jooan Mun, South Korea
Brahms: 4. Symphony
I. Allegro non troppo
Leonard Kwon, South Korea
II. Andante
Woong Cha, South Korea
IV. Allegro energico e passionato
June-Sung Park, South Korea
Sibelius: Intermezzo and Alla Marcia from Karelia Suite
Deniz Uz, USA
Bartók: Concerto for Orchestra
I. Intorduzione
Benjamin Schaefer, Germany
II. Giuoco delle copie
Karin Hendel, Germany
III. Elegia
IV. Intermezzo interrotto
SuHan Yang, Taiwan
V. Finale
Petar Andonov, Bulgaria
Masterclass Budapest for Conductors
Final Concert
15. 09. 2016, 4pm, Nemzeti Múzeum Díszterem
MÁV Symphony Orchestra
Jorma Panula Prof. Emeritus, Sibelius Academy, Helsinki
Conducted by the participants of the Masterclass
Program:
Beethoven: Egmont Overture
Jooan Mun, South Korea
Brahms: 4. Symphony
I. Allegro non troppo
Leonard Kwon, South Korea
II. Andante
Woong Cha, South Korea
IV. Allegro energico e passionato
June-Sung Park, South Korea
Sibelius: Intermezzo and Alla Marcia from Karelia Suite
Deniz Uz, USA
Bartók: Concerto for Orchestra
I. Intorduzione
Benjamin Schaefer, Germany
II. Giuoco delle copie
Karin Hendel, Germany
III. Elegia
IV. Intermezzo interrotto
SuHan Yang, Taiwan
V. Finale
Petar Andonov, Bulgaria
13. 07. 2016
We are happy to announce the 9 participants of the 2nd MasterclassBudapest for Conductors with Jorma Panula!
Petar Andonov, Norway
Wong Cha, South Korea
Karin Hendel, Germany
Leonard Kwon, South Korea/USA
Jooan Mun, South Korea
June-Sung Park, South Korea
Banjamin Schaefer, Germany
Deniz Uz, USA
Su-Han Yang, Taiwan
Congratulations, and welcome to Budapest!
We are happy to announce the 9 participants of the 2nd MasterclassBudapest for Conductors with Jorma Panula!
Petar Andonov, Norway
Wong Cha, South Korea
Karin Hendel, Germany
Leonard Kwon, South Korea/USA
Jooan Mun, South Korea
June-Sung Park, South Korea
Banjamin Schaefer, Germany
Deniz Uz, USA
Su-Han Yang, Taiwan
Congratulations, and welcome to Budapest!
12. 07. 2016
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01. 06. 2016
The application period for the second international MasterclassBudapest for Conductors is now closed. We are very happy about the great interest, and for the numerous applications from Finland, France, Italy, Germany, Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands, Norway, Romania, USA, Chile, Singapore, Taiwan, South-Korea, Japan and Australia. We will inform the applicants about the Maestro's decision by 15. 06. Stay tuned!
The application period for the second international MasterclassBudapest for Conductors is now closed. We are very happy about the great interest, and for the numerous applications from Finland, France, Italy, Germany, Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands, Norway, Romania, USA, Chile, Singapore, Taiwan, South-Korea, Japan and Australia. We will inform the applicants about the Maestro's decision by 15. 06. Stay tuned!
29. 02. 2016
The application is now open for the second international MasterclassBudapest for Conductors. To find all information about repertoire, venues, conditions and application form, please click About. For any further question, please use the contact form. Application deadline is 31/5/2016.
The application is now open for the second international MasterclassBudapest for Conductors. To find all information about repertoire, venues, conditions and application form, please click About. For any further question, please use the contact form. Application deadline is 31/5/2016.
05. 02. 2016
The next MasteclassBudapest for Conductors will be held from 9-15th September with the MAV Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Jorma Panula. More details will follow soon!
The next MasteclassBudapest for Conductors will be held from 9-15th September with the MAV Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Jorma Panula. More details will follow soon!
The First International MasterclassBudapest for Conductors was held by Maestro Ed Spanjaard and the MAV orchestra in September 2015, with students from Singapore, Germany, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Slovenia, United Kingdom and Israel.
Ed Spanjaard (Haarlem 1948) studied piano and conducting in Amsterdam and London. He started his career as répétiteur at the Royal Opera House “Covent Garden” and at the Bayreuther Wagner-Festspiele.
With this background, his love for opera is a fortunate consequence. Among the new productions he conducted are: Così fan tutte (with the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century), Der Ring des Nibelungen (Dutch Touring Opera), Pelléas et Mélisande (Lyon), several chamber operas by Guo Wenjing (Holland Festival, Paris, Frankfurt), and world premieres of operas by Micha Hamel (Snow White) and Willem Jeths (Hôtel de Pékin). His long and successful conductorship of the Nieuw Ensemble resulted in numerous premieres and tours, such as to festivals in Edinburgh, Berlin, Venice and Shanghai.
As a symphonic conductor, Spanjaard has built a large orchestra repertoire in his years as Chief Conductor at the Limburgs Symphony Orchestra, with programmes dedicated to one composer each time (Messiaen, Ravel, Dvořák, Bartók), but also with special semi-scenic performances such as Debussy’s “Le Martyre de Saint-Sébastien” in which – at Spanjaard’s request - a new text and choreography were provided by Ramsey Nasr and Toer van Schayk respectively. Besides this, he has been a regular guest conductor at the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra since 2001, where he has been invited several times for French music (Debussy, Dukas, Roussel), but is also appreciated for his approach to symphonies such as Brahms’ Second and Tchaikovsky’s Fifth.
Spanjaard has successfully conducted, among others, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the Danish National Symphony Orchestra, the Munich Philharmonic, Ensemble Inter Contemporain (Paris), Ensemble Modern (Frankfurt) and the Klangforum Wien. During the official visit of the Dutch Queen Beatrix to Israel in 1995, he conducted a Mahler programme with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra. During the royal wedding of Crown Prince Willem-Alexander and Princess Máxima in 2002, Spanjaard provided the music as conductor and pianist. Spanjaard has conducted the The Hague Philharmonic Orchestra on several occasions, among which a memorable production of Verdi’s Aida in Amsterdam, and during recordings for the infamous series “400 years of Dutch music”.
Since September 2012, Ed Spanjaard is main teacher in Orchestra Conducting at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam. In the coming years he is also one of the three principal guest conductors of the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century. In the 2015-16 season he debuts at the Aalto theatre in Essen with Wagner’s “Der Fliegende Hollander”.
With this background, his love for opera is a fortunate consequence. Among the new productions he conducted are: Così fan tutte (with the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century), Der Ring des Nibelungen (Dutch Touring Opera), Pelléas et Mélisande (Lyon), several chamber operas by Guo Wenjing (Holland Festival, Paris, Frankfurt), and world premieres of operas by Micha Hamel (Snow White) and Willem Jeths (Hôtel de Pékin). His long and successful conductorship of the Nieuw Ensemble resulted in numerous premieres and tours, such as to festivals in Edinburgh, Berlin, Venice and Shanghai.
As a symphonic conductor, Spanjaard has built a large orchestra repertoire in his years as Chief Conductor at the Limburgs Symphony Orchestra, with programmes dedicated to one composer each time (Messiaen, Ravel, Dvořák, Bartók), but also with special semi-scenic performances such as Debussy’s “Le Martyre de Saint-Sébastien” in which – at Spanjaard’s request - a new text and choreography were provided by Ramsey Nasr and Toer van Schayk respectively. Besides this, he has been a regular guest conductor at the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra since 2001, where he has been invited several times for French music (Debussy, Dukas, Roussel), but is also appreciated for his approach to symphonies such as Brahms’ Second and Tchaikovsky’s Fifth.
Spanjaard has successfully conducted, among others, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the Danish National Symphony Orchestra, the Munich Philharmonic, Ensemble Inter Contemporain (Paris), Ensemble Modern (Frankfurt) and the Klangforum Wien. During the official visit of the Dutch Queen Beatrix to Israel in 1995, he conducted a Mahler programme with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra. During the royal wedding of Crown Prince Willem-Alexander and Princess Máxima in 2002, Spanjaard provided the music as conductor and pianist. Spanjaard has conducted the The Hague Philharmonic Orchestra on several occasions, among which a memorable production of Verdi’s Aida in Amsterdam, and during recordings for the infamous series “400 years of Dutch music”.
Since September 2012, Ed Spanjaard is main teacher in Orchestra Conducting at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam. In the coming years he is also one of the three principal guest conductors of the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century. In the 2015-16 season he debuts at the Aalto theatre in Essen with Wagner’s “Der Fliegende Hollander”.
12. 09. 2015
Feedback from our UK participant, Scott Wilson:
"A terrific Masterclass led by the formidable team of Ed Spanjaard and Huba Hollókői. Ed's deep musicianship and experience was inspiring, and Huba's ability to analyse technique was exceptional. It is hard to think of a better teaching partnership. The orchestra's positivity and professionalism throughout the course created a very supportive environment for all of the students. A fantastic course."
Feedback from our UK participant, Scott Wilson:
"A terrific Masterclass led by the formidable team of Ed Spanjaard and Huba Hollókői. Ed's deep musicianship and experience was inspiring, and Huba's ability to analyse technique was exceptional. It is hard to think of a better teaching partnership. The orchestra's positivity and professionalism throughout the course created a very supportive environment for all of the students. A fantastic course."
06. 09. 2015
The MasterclassBudapest for Conductors with Professor Ed Spanjaard ended with a wonderful concert and a packed hall at the National Museum. We would like to thank all participants, the MAV Orchestra and Ed Spanjaard for their terrific music making, work and concentration! We hope to welcome you back next year!
The MasterclassBudapest for Conductors with Professor Ed Spanjaard ended with a wonderful concert and a packed hall at the National Museum. We would like to thank all participants, the MAV Orchestra and Ed Spanjaard for their terrific music making, work and concentration! We hope to welcome you back next year!
Final concert / Zárókoncert
MasterclassBudapest for Conductors / Budapest Karmester Kurzus
with Maestro Ed Spanjaard / Maestro Ed Spanjaard-dal
Final Concert / Zárókoncert
Saturday, 05. 09. at 16:00 / Szeptember 5-én, szombaton, 16:00 órakor
National Museum Budapest / Nemzeti Múzeum Díszterme
(National Museum Celebration Hall, 1088 Budapest, Múzeum Körút 14-16.)
Program / Műsor
Mozart: Figaro Overture / Figaro Nyitány
Ilya Ram
Brahms: 2nd Symphony / 2. Szimfónia
Leonard Kwon
Sora Elisabeth Lee
Scott Wilson
Gerhard Jacobs
***
Glinka: Ruslan and Ludmilla Overture / Ruszlán és Ludmilla Nyitány
Amos Chia
Sibelius: Valse Triste
Yoomi Kim
Sibelius: Finlandia
Masahiko Sakamoto
Bartók: Evening in the village / Este a székelyeknél
Ilya Ram
Liszt: Les Preludes
Mojca Lavrencic
MAV Symphony Orchestra will be conducted by the participants of the masterclass.
A MÁV Szimfonikus Zenekart a kurzus résztvevői vezénylik.
with Maestro Ed Spanjaard / Maestro Ed Spanjaard-dal
Final Concert / Zárókoncert
Saturday, 05. 09. at 16:00 / Szeptember 5-én, szombaton, 16:00 órakor
National Museum Budapest / Nemzeti Múzeum Díszterme
(National Museum Celebration Hall, 1088 Budapest, Múzeum Körút 14-16.)
Program / Műsor
Mozart: Figaro Overture / Figaro Nyitány
Ilya Ram
Brahms: 2nd Symphony / 2. Szimfónia
Leonard Kwon
Sora Elisabeth Lee
Scott Wilson
Gerhard Jacobs
***
Glinka: Ruslan and Ludmilla Overture / Ruszlán és Ludmilla Nyitány
Amos Chia
Sibelius: Valse Triste
Yoomi Kim
Sibelius: Finlandia
Masahiko Sakamoto
Bartók: Evening in the village / Este a székelyeknél
Ilya Ram
Liszt: Les Preludes
Mojca Lavrencic
MAV Symphony Orchestra will be conducted by the participants of the masterclass.
A MÁV Szimfonikus Zenekart a kurzus résztvevői vezénylik.
15. 07. 2015
The list of active participants of the MasterclassBudapest for Conductors:
Amos Chia (Singapore)
Gerhard Jacobs (Germany)
Yoomi Kim (Canada)
Leonard Kwon (South Korea)
Mojca Lavrencic (Slovenia)
Sora Elisabeth Lee (South Korea)
Ilya Ram (Israel)
Masahiko Sakamoto (Japan)
Scott Wilson (United Kingdom)
Congratulations!
The list of active participants of the MasterclassBudapest for Conductors:
Amos Chia (Singapore)
Gerhard Jacobs (Germany)
Yoomi Kim (Canada)
Leonard Kwon (South Korea)
Mojca Lavrencic (Slovenia)
Sora Elisabeth Lee (South Korea)
Ilya Ram (Israel)
Masahiko Sakamoto (Japan)
Scott Wilson (United Kingdom)
Congratulations!
06. 06. 2015
The application period for the MasterclassBudapest for Conductors in Budapest has ended. Thank you for the interest! We are happy to announce, that we have received a great number of applications from all over the world. Selected active participants will be announced after 15th of June.
The application period for the MasterclassBudapest for Conductors in Budapest has ended. Thank you for the interest! We are happy to announce, that we have received a great number of applications from all over the world. Selected active participants will be announced after 15th of June.
26. 04. 2015
MAV Symphony Orchestra partner Hotel Mercure Korona offers discount rates for participants of the mastercourse. More information under the Conditions.
MAV Symphony Orchestra partner Hotel Mercure Korona offers discount rates for participants of the mastercourse. More information under the Conditions.