„Music without borders”
International Music Course, Competition and Art Festival
Information about course
The music course in Balassagyarmat takes place between 20-31st July, 2010. The teachers of the course are outstanding artists of the Hungarian musical education and guest professors from several music colleges of Europe.
The students (participants) are musicians aged 14-30. No age limit for cimbalom players. The tuition is adapted to individual needs. Classes are held between 08.30 and 13.00 every morning.
Participants can visit the chamber music course, the orchestra and the choir in addition to 5 individual classes and have at least one opportunity to perform. Participants usually play works already prepared at home, everybody brings his/her own notes. Accompanists are provided.
Balassagyarmat is situated 80 km to the north-east from Budapest, it is easily accessible by bus. The journey takes 2 hours, the fee is about 5 EUROs. Buses leave at the bus station near the stop "Árpád-híd" of the metro line every hour. The bus arrives in the centre of Balassagyarmat, the student hostel is about 10 minutes on foot (we send a town map to every participant). On the basis of agreement in advance we organize the journey from Budapest.
Students are put up in a student hostel in fourbed-rooms. Families and married couples are provided a private room. We can also provide a room in a small hotel for an extra fee. Beside tuition and accommodation the participation fee includes 3 meals a day. 3-4 hour trips are organized to visit the sights around in the country. For these programs you have to apply on the spot and you also have to pay an extra fee.
Patronage:
András Batta – Rector - Liszt Ferenc Music Academy
Zsolt Becsó - President Of County Nógrád General Assembly
Lajos Medvácz - Mayor - Balassagyarmat
Sponsors: The National Cultural Fund,
Foundation ARTISJUS,
Nógrád County Council, Leó Weiner Foundation,
Balassagyarmat City Council,
More information: Györgyi Ember: +36/70-51-81-866
Circle of participants: professional musicians, music students and advanced amateur musicians
Languages of course: German, English, Hungarian
Time: 20-31. July 2009
Fee: Fee of the course is 450 EURO Accommodation and meals included.
Deadline for application: 21. June 2009.
Announcement for Competition
The artistic leadership of the Music Without Borders International Music Camp in Balassagyarmat announces a competition for the students of the course.
You can apply for the competition in two categories:
Leó Weiner’s works and works of Hungarian composers written after 1945. The aim of the competition is to make Hungarian works internationally well-known and to introduce Leo Weiner’s works. Only students of the International Music Camp can take part in the competition. You can take part with solo intruments. Accompaniment is provided by the organizers of the camp. All students of the camp can participate regardless their age. The program time is at least 5 minutes and maximum 20 minutes. The competitors are free to select their program within this time restriction in both categories. Performances are judged by a jury made up from 5 teachers of the music camp. All performances are evaluated according to the work’s level. Both the participant’s age and the niveau of interpretation are taken into consideration. There is no participation fee. Prizes in the value of 200000 HUF are divided among the winners. The Jury can award a Great Prize. In addition, there are 1. 2. and 3. prizes called niveau prize and appreciation. The competition has only one turn. The date of the competition is 24. July 2010.
The concerts during the course
20th July Concert by the EAR ensemble
21st July Concert of the course teachers
22nd July Concert of the students of the course
23th July Competition for students in two categories:
I. works by Leó Weiner
II. works by Hungarian composers born after 1945
24rd July Concert of the students of the course
25th July Musical concert
26-28th July Concert of the students of the course
29th July Orchestra Concert
Youth Symphony Orchestra of the International Music Course together with several choirs conducted by Roni Porat (Conductor from Israel http://www.roniporat.com/ His special area is music combined with other performing arts.)
July 29th, 7 p.m. ORCHESTRA SOIRÉE
Program of the winners of solo performers in the competition
Bach: Concerto in C for two pianos, BWV 1061
Gusztáv Fenyő and Balázs Szokolay - piano
Weiner: I. Divertimento
Jenkins: Adiemus– fragments
1. Adiemus 2. Tintinabulum 3. Cantus Ineaqualis 6. Cantus Iteratus 7. Amate Daea
Conducted by Roni Porat – Israel
The students can participate in the following section:
Piano: KEREK, Ferenc - University – Szeged
SZOKOLAY, Balázs
(21-23 and
27-28)- Ferenc
Liszt Music Academy - Budapest
ECKHARDT, Gábor - Pianist, Ferenc Liszt Music Academy – Budapest
FENYŐ, Gusztáv - Scotland
Pollice, Paolo - Italy
Singing: JELINEK, Gábor – Bariton - Theatre and Film Academy - Budapest
Béla Bartók Secondary Music School – Budapest
KEÖNCH, Boldizsár – Tenor - Ferenc Liszt Music Academy - Budapest
NÁDOR, Magda - Ferenc Liszt Music Academy – Budapest
Horn: MOLNÁR, Gyula - István Széchenyi Academy – Gyõr
Flute: CSETÉNYI, Gyula - Béla Bartók University – Miskolc
Art Manager of “Hungarian Barock Trio".
KANYÓ, András - Art School Rózsavölgyi Márk.
Clarinet: KLENYÁN, Csaba - Jury at international competitions
Guitar: FOGARASI, Béla - Art School Rózsavölgyi Márk
Violin: ÁCSNÉ SZILY, Éva - Music School Aladár Tóth - Budapest
PERÉNYI, Eszter - Ferenc Liszt Music Academy - Budapest
SVIKRUHA, Márta - István Széchenyi Academy – Győr
SOMOGYI Péter - Ferenc Liszt Music Academy - Budapest
Cello: DÉRI, György - Ferenc Liszt Music Academy – Budapest
Professor of cello and chamber music in the International Bartók Seminar
Contrabass: JÁRDÁNYI, Gergely (19-25) -Ferenc Liszt Music Academy – Budapest
Conservatorio "Arrigo Pedrollo" - Vicensa
Chamber music: MADARÁSZ, Iván composer - Ferenc Liszt Music Academy - Budapest.
FENYŐ, Gusztáv - Scotland
Cimbalom: HERENCSÁR, Viktória Conservatorium – Banska Bystrica,
Conductor course:PORAT, Roni-- Israel
Orchestra: PORAT, Roni-- Israel
Choir: EMBER, Csaba conductor, artistic director