06.02.2013, h. 20.00
Conservatory Bolzano: Concert Hall
(Admittance: FREE)
Joint CONCERT-PROJECT of the
OKINAWA PREFECTURAL UNIVERSITY OF ARTS (Japan) & the
CLAUDIO MONTEVERDI Conservatory of Music Bolzano-Bozen
MAURICE RAVEL (1875-1937)
Valses nobles et sentimentales
ALESSANDRO TENAGLIA: Piano
OLIVIER MESSIAEN (1908-1992)
Le Merle noir pour flûte et piano
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute, ALESSANDRO TENAGLIA: Piano
KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN (1928-2007)
In Freundschaft
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute
ANDRÉ JOLIVET (1905-1974)
Suite en Concert pour flûte et percussion
ANNA OBERTIMPFLER: Flute, HANNES BRUGGER, PATRICK KÜNIG, PHILIPP SANOLL, PATRIZIA ROTA: Percussions (Students of the Chamber Music-Class - Prof. MANUEL MATIS)
Pipeaubec for recorder (or flute) & percussion
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute, GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI: Percussions
ARNALDO DE FELICE
Mu, for flute & percussion
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute, GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI: Percussions
GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI-HEINRICH UNTERHOFER
Ira (from: Setti vizi capitali)
GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI: Percussions
Machiko Takahashi (Flute): “First Price of Virtuosity“ at the Conservatory of Geneva, Switzerland at a very young age. In the following years, she completed her studies with the internationally renowned pedagogue and flutist André Jaunet in Zurich. At the age of twenty, M. Takahashi started her career in the avant-garde music, as well as the medieval-baroque music field (also playing the recorder), two extremely contrasted periods of music. In 1973, the avant-garde music ensemble Collectif 2e2m in Paris invited her as solo flutist. As Soloist, she participated in innumerable international music festivals, playing with many orchestras such as Orchestre de la Radio France, Royal Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra, WDR Köln Symphony Orchestra. In 1985, she formed the Amsterdam Chamber Ensemble with five soloists from the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra. In 2000 she enlarged it to the string chamber orchestra Soloists of the Concertgebouw with a flute and 12 strings. After fourteen years of teaching at the Arnhem Conservatory (1989-2003) in the Netherlands, since 2005 she is professor at the Prefectural University of Arts in Okinawa, Japan.
It is since the academic year 2008-2009 that the Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts and the Claudio Monteverdi Conservatory of Music Bolzano-Bozen signed an Inter-Institutional-Agreement with the aim to exchange students and instructors. The Monteverdi Conservatory already hosted a flute- and a piano-student from Okinawa, who both spent one term studying in Bolzano-Bozen. With Prof. Takahashi’s visit, this collaboration goes one important step forward, being it the first teaching-staff-mobility from Okinawa to Bolzano-Bozen.
06.02.2013, h. 20.00
Conservatory Bolzano-Bozen: Concert Hall
(Admittance: FREE)
Joint CONCERT-PROJECT of the
OKINAWA PREFECTURAL UNIVERSITY OF ARTS (Japan) & the
CLAUDIO MONTEVERDI Conservatory of Music Bolzano-Bozen
MAURICE RAVEL (1875-1937)
Valses nobles et sentimentales
ALESSANDRO TENAGLIA: Piano
OLIVIER MESSIAEN (1908-1992)
Le Merle noir pour flûte et piano
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute, ALESSANDRO TENAGLIA: Piano
KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN (1928-2007)
In Freundschaft
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute
ANDRÉ JOLIVET (1905-1974)
Suite en Concert pour flûte et percussion
ANNA OBERTIMPFLER: Flute, HANNES BRUGGER, PATRICK KÜNIG, PHILIPP SANOLL, PATRIZIA ROTA: Percussions (Students of the Chamber Music-Class - Prof. MANUEL MATIS)
Pipeaubec for recorder (or flute) & percussion
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute, GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI: Percussions
ARNALDO DE FELICE
Mu, for flute & percussion
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute, GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI: Percussions
GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI-HEINRICH UNTERHOFER
Ira (from: Setti vizi capitali)
GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI: Percussions
Machiko Takahashi (Flute): “First Price of Virtuosity“ at the Conservatory of Geneva, Switzerland at a very young age. In the following years, she completed her studies with the internationally renowned pedagogue and flutist André Jaunet in Zurich. At the age of twenty, M. Takahashi started her career in the avant-garde music, as well as the medieval-baroque music field (also playing the recorder), two extremely contrasted periods of music. In 1973, the avant-garde music ensemble Collectif 2e2m in Paris invited her as solo flutist. As Soloist, she participated in innumerable international music festivals, playing with many orchestras such as Orchestre de la Radio France, Royal Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra, WDR Köln Symphony Orchestra. In 1985, she formed the Amsterdam Chamber Ensemble with five soloists from the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra. In 2000 she enlarged it to the string chamber orchestra Soloists of the Concertgebouw with a flute and 12 strings. After fourteen years of teaching at the Arnhem Conservatory (1989-2003) in the Netherlands, since 2005 she is professor at the Prefectural University of Arts in Okinawa, Japan.
It is since the academic year 2008-2009 that the Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts and the Claudio Monteverdi Conservatory of Music Bolzano-Bozen signed an Inter-Institutional-Agreement with the aim to exchange students and instructors. The Monteverdi Conservatory already hosted a flute- and a piano-student from Okinawa, who both spent one term studying in Bolzano-Bozen. With Prof. Takahashi’s visit, this collaboration goes one important step forward, being it the first teaching-staff-mobility from Okinawa to Bolzano-Bozen.
on06.02.2013, h. 20.00
Conservatory Bolzano: Concert Hall
(Admittance: FREE)
Joint CONCERT-PROJECT of the
OKINAWA PREFECTURAL UNIVERSITY OF ARTS (Japan) & the
CLAUDIO MONTEVERDI Conservatory of Music Bolzano-Bozen
MAURICE RAVEL (1875-1937)
Valses nobles et sentimentales
ALESSANDRO TENAGLIA: Piano
OLIVIER MESSIAEN (1908-1992)
Le Merle noir pour flûte et piano
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute, ALESSANDRO TENAGLIA: Piano
KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN (1928-2007)
In Freundschaft
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute
ANDRÉ JOLIVET (1905-1974)
Suite en Concert pour flûte et percussion
ANNA OBERTIMPFLER: Flute, HANNES BRUGGER, PATRICK KÜNIG, PHILIPP SANOLL, PATRIZIA ROTA: Percussions (Students of the Chamber Music-Class - Prof. MANUEL MATIS)
Pipeaubec for recorder (or flute) & percussion
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute, GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI: Percussions
ARNALDO DE FELICE
Mu, for flute & percussion
MACHIKO TAKAHASHI: Flute, GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI: Percussions
GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI-HEINRICH UNTERHOFER
Ira (from: Setti vizi capitali)
GIANMARIA ROMANENGHI: Percussions
Machiko Takahashi (Flute): “First Price of Virtuosity“ at the Conservatory of Geneva, Switzerland at a very young age. In the following years, she completed her studies with the internationally renowned pedagogue and flutist André Jaunet in Zurich. At the age of twenty, M. Takahashi started her career in the avant-garde music, as well as the medieval-baroque music field (also playing the recorder), two extremely contrasted periods of music. In 1973, the avant-garde music ensemble Collectif 2e2m in Paris invited her as solo flutist. As Soloist, she participated in innumerable international music festivals, playing with many orchestras such as Orchestre de la Radio France, Royal Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra, WDR Köln Symphony Orchestra. In 1985, she formed the Amsterdam Chamber Ensemble with five soloists from the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra. In 2000 she enlarged it to the string chamber orchestra Soloists of the Concertgebouw with a flute and 12 strings. After fourteen years of teaching at the Arnhem Conservatory (1989-2003) in the Netherlands, since 2005 she is professor at the Prefectural University of Arts in Okinawa, Japan.
It is since the academic year 2008-2009 that the Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts and the Claudio Monteverdi Conservatory of Music Bolzano-Bozen signed an Inter-Institutional-Agreement with the aim to exchange students and instructors. The Monteverdi Conservatory already hosted a flute- and a piano-student from Okinawa, who both spent one term studying in Bolzano-Bozen. With Prof. Takahashi’s visit, this collaboration goes one important step forward, being it the first teaching-staff-mobility from Okinawa to Bolzano-Bozen.
Datum: 06.02.2013 20:00 - 21:30
Referent: Machiko Takahashi (flute), Alessandro Tenaglia (piano), Gianmaria Romanenghi (percussions)