classical music - Kota Baru Parahyangan
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classical music - Kota Baru Parahyangan
The 2nd Open Air Classical Concert parahyangan classical music festival June 7 - 8, 2014 Bale Pare, Kota Baru Parahyangan Praise to the Lord the almighty, only because of His gift, Parahyangan Classical Music Festival (PCMF) 2014 be held back. In the second year, Kota Baru Parahyangan in collaboration with Department of Music Education, Faculty of Language and Arts, Indonesia University of Education (UPI), also very concerned in watching developments in classical music. Under the coordination of Agus Firmansyah and Yudi Sukmayadi, expanded the concept of the show performances, one of which is to integrate a series of performances in the education process. This corresponds with the vision and the mission carried by Kota Baru Parahyangan as a Self-Contained City with Educational Insight. Efforts to integrate classical music into the world of education, other than as a vehicle for the appreciation of music education to the community, Kota Baru Parahyangan and UPI initiative for a workshop of invited artists in the world this year. We hope that through performances and workshops can be more useful and meaningful to the community, especially for the world of music education in Indonesia. Of course we believe, through this, the development of classical music in this country can be assured continuously. INTRODUCTION Classical music has now become an integral part of Indonesian society. PCMF 2014 would also play a major role as a vehicle for classical music education in the country. The presence of the German conductor, Prof. Gerd Müller-Lorenz, violinist Liza Fretschman, and pianist Stephan Rahn will provide a form of its own about the “tourist” classical music. In addition to the presence of renowned musicians of international repute such as Indonesia, Ary Soeteja, Ananda Sukarlan, Asep Hidayat, Binu Sukaman, Joseph Kriastianto, Jakarta Brass Quintet, Saung Anklung Udjo and others, in addition to sharing the skills to play the works featured classical music, could also be a sign of the rapid development of music classic in the homeland. Originator of the team consisting of Agus Firmansyah, Yudi Sukmayadi, Stanly Tasin, and Ramli Nainggolan to thank you for the trust that has been given by Kota Baru Parahyangan to organized PCMF 2014. We congratulate and appreciate classical music education traveled in Kota Baru Parahyangan. Gerd Müller-Lorenz studied piano and conducting at the State Academy of Music and Theatre in Hanover. Afterwards he worked as a freelance conductor, piano accompanist and répétiteur and taught conducting at his former university. 1995 he became a professor at the Lübeck Academy of Music. Prof. Gerd Müller-Lorenz conductor His versatility and multiple talents took him to England, Italy, Poland, Russia, Switzerland, China, North and South America. Thus, at the invitation of Kurt Masur, he worked together with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Furthermore, he conducted several German and international Orchestras. He was sustainably influenced by working together with Claudio Abbado, Pierre Boulez, Hans-Werner Henze and many more. Bringing contemporary works onto the stage has always been a task especially dear to him. A matter especially close to his heart is the promotion of young soloists, instrumentalists, conductors and composers. The only 29-year-old violinist Liza Ferschtman is already considered one of the most significant artists of our time. With her passionate and performances are known to touch the audience. In recent seasons she performed at home and abroad with orchestras of world renown. A highlight last year was a live televised solo performance Liza Ferschtman violinist during Uitmarkt for 20,000 listeners. Born the daughter of Russian musicians got Liza Ferschtman her first violin lessons at her fifth Philip Hirschhorn. Besides performing with orchestras Liza is also a passionate chamber musician. She has since 2008, the new artistic director of the Delft Chamber Music Festival. Stephan Rahn, among the most eagerly sought and versatile musicians of his generation. He studied piano, harpsichord, music theory and sacred music at the universities of music in Berlin, Karlsruhe and Köln. Achieved an international reputation as a soloist and Lied accompanist as well as in chamber music. Performances have taken him to many countries in Europe, North and South America, North Africa, East Asia and South East Asia and onto the stages of Rosengarten Mannheim, Konzerthaus Berlin, the KBS Hall Seoul and the Suntory Hall Tokyo. At the invitation of the Goethe Insitut Stephan Rahn performed in the Czech Republic, Tunesia, Argentina, Brazil, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Pakistan and Mongolia. Stephan Rahn is a prizewinner of many music competitions. In 1997 he recieved the first prize of the Nürnberger piano competition. He is artic director of the music festival: “Kontrapunkte Speyer”. Stephan Rahn pianist “Sukarlan is recognised as one of the world’s leading pianists and has been at the forefront of championing new piano Musi.” - Sydney Morning Herald, Australia. Ananda Sukarlan is a pianist of quite startling luminosity and vivacity, a keyboard colourist whose palette would surely glow with Debussy, Ravel and Messiaen if it were not on this occasion spattered with an array of composers from a Ananda Sukarlan pianist different hemisphere. All of them were fortunate to have him as their exponent. - The Herald, Scotland. “Ananda Sukarlan is a magnificent pianist who gives complete commitment to every composer, penetrating to the roots of their musical ideas,” - El Pais, Spain. “Ananda Sukarlan shines equally bright as a pianist, a composer and a conductor. We can consider him as a new, modern Bernstein”. - La Vanguardia, Mexico. Obtained her Master of Music degree in piano performance in the United States at Towson University in Baltimore, MD in 1992, graduated summa cum laude and received a number of awards. Subsequently undertook Postgraduate studies at St Petersburg Conservatory in Russia. Her teacher in Indonesia included Iravati M.Sudiarso. Together with her (late) husband Mikhail Neocles N. David, Ary established JakArt Foundation in 1999 as a grass roots organization to demonstrate, expose, share, encourage and promote the Arts and Culture in Indonesia through various programs and activities, including the Jakarta International Arts, Cultural, and Educational Festival. JakArt has held over 1700 performances in 700 locations, involving more than 3000 artists from 50 countries, worked with more than 350 government and NGO, foreign embassies, etc., involved more than 2000 enthusiastic volunteers. In 2002, JakArt is endorsed by UNESCO. JakArt’s recent projects include ASAH, a project touring and visiting 100 cities all over Indonesia. It has presented 71 performances in 51 cities. Ary is also active as a speaker in different festival in Asia and Europe, as well giving various workshops in educational institutions. Ary Sutedja pianist Asep is a Cellist, active as a soloist and chamber musician in Indonesia and abroad, playing a variation in the repertoire of the Renaissance to contemporary. Recently engaged in a tour of 100 cities in Indonesia, the Netherlands, Spain and Greece with pianist Ary Sutedja. In 2011, their tour includes performances in Bangkok, Osaka , Kobe , Hanoi , Beijing and Sydney . Collaborate with “kecapi” and traditional instruments; gender. Asep performs at several festivals such as Cassal Osaka Festival, and Osaka Music Festival. He also performed with spectacular Cellist events from around the Asep Hidayat world in 1000 in Kobe, Japan. Elected three times to attend ASEAN Youth Music Workshop in Kuala Lumpur, Manila and Jakarta. Cellist He was also appointed for Cello Tutor in workshops in Bangkok and performed by the Virtuoso Ensemble in Townsville Queensland Australia. From the year 2009 served as Artistic Director at the International Chamber Music Festival in Yogyakarta, which is conducted every year by collaborating with musicians from Italy, Japan, Taiwan, Greece, China, Australia and America. Born in Bern, Switzerland, January 21, 1964. Studying trumpet in Hull Music Conservatory (1979-1985) and at the Montreal Music Conservatory (1985-1988), both in Canada. Graduated in 1988 with the highest award, Premier Prix de Conservatoire. He often played with orchestras such as the National Arts Center World, Quebec Symphony Orchestra and the World Youth Orchestra, which took him around the world, performing in Moscow, Berlin, Paris, Buenos Aires, and New York. He also briefly worked under world class conductors, such as Pierre Boulez and Zubin Mehta. As a soloist, performing in various recitals and soloist in North America and Europe, such as the ensemble I Musici Montreal. Eric never played with Five Brass Quintet, one of the best groups in Canada, and an award winning ‘Laureat’ of the International Brass Quintet Competition in Narbonne, France. Eric Awuy trumpet Indonesian Soprano who plays many roles in Operas, Soloist in Oratorium, Chamber Music and gives numerous Solo Recitals in Indonesia and around the world. Her repertoires ranging from Renaissance to Contemporary music. Binu Doddy Sukaman Currently she is a voice Lecturer at University of Pelita Harapan, Ja- soprano of Music, Indonesia. She is also a graduate of law from University of karta, Indonesia, also as founder and teacher at Jakarta Conservatory Indonesia. Her latest CD “Tembang Puitik Indonesia” was released in 2007. Joseph started his singing training by becoming a student of Yayasan Pendidikan Music under the tutelage of Catharina W. Leimena, Binu Sukaman and Aning Katamsi. In 1994 Joseph became the first winner in the regional level of Radio and Television Star Competition and the second place winner in the national level. In 2000, he won the Golden Artist Award given by Yayasan Pendidikan Musik to its alumni. In the following year, Joseph furthered his vocal study at Musikhochschule Freiburg in Germany, under the tutelage of Prof. Towako Sato-Schoellhorn, Prof. Aziz Kortel and Prof. H. P. Mueller. In 2006, Joseph completed his study and obtained his Diploma Kuenstlerische Ausbildung Gesang specializing in art song and oratorio performance. Joseph took part as an active participant in masterclasses given by Prof. Elizabeth Glauser as an active participant in 2010, and by Prof. Rudolf Piernay and Prof. Grace Bumbry at the Sommer-Akademie in Mozarteum-Salzburgh in 2012. In 2007, he established Musicasa, an institution for vocal, conducting and piano classes, with Tommy Prabowo. Joseph Kristanto P baritone Members of Jakarta Brass Quintet are active brass players who Jakarta Brass Quintet brass perform regularly with numerous national orchestras, ensembles and bands in Indonesia. At the moment they are working in Jakarta as players, teachers, and conductors. Saung Angklung Udjo (SAU) is one–stop cultural workshop, consists of : performance venue, bamboo handicraft centre, and bamboo instrument workshop. Apart from that, SAU has an honorable function as an educational laboratory and training centre to preserve the Sundanese culture – Angklung in particular. http://www.angklung-udjo.co.id Saung Angklung Udjo angklung Started as an initiative to gather and learn more about classic choral music, VIVO VOCE was established by 13 young singers from various backgrounds. Despite their young age, they have gained considerable experiences through international and national competitions and Vivo Voices vocal ensemble festivals . This vocal ensemble has a broad range of repertoires, from Renaissance to Romantic, Classical to Jazz . Through their participation in Kota Baru Parahyangan, Vivo Voce wish to show that people from various backgrounds may simply enjoy a choral music.” Cascade Trio was formed in September 2013 by Danny Ceri (violin), Ade Sinata (cello), and Airin Efferin (piano). They are joined by a love of chamber music and committed to sharing it with the audience. The trio and its individual members actively performs and gives recitals in various cities. They are currently the only trio in Indonesia to be consistentlyperforming together. Cascade Trio violin - cello - piano Starting from yearning clarinet players in the ISI (Institut Seni Indonesia), Yogyakarta to have a community with a means to learn and share knowledge, then formed clarinet quartet called “Grenadilla” in Grenadilla Clarinet Quartet wood wind 2009 and initiated by Nino on 1st Clarinet and bass clarinet Jhonneysep. Personnel from Grenadilla Clarinet Quartet is a professional clarinet players who have often involved in various orchestras both nationally and internationally. Act ive chamber music program in Indonesia and never got a masterclass of Arno Van Houtert (Netherlands). Cellissimo cello ensemble was formed in July 2013. Cellissimo Members consist of students and alumni of Indonesian Art Institute Yogyakarta under the guidance of Asep Hidayat Wirayudha. Held a concert at the Indonesian Art Institute Yogyakarta Department of Music (2013) as well as tour concerts at the Christian University of Satya Wacana (2013) and University Technology MARA (UiTM) Shah Alam, Malaysia (2014). 12 Cello cello Kota Baru Parahyangan Symphony Orchestra 1st Violin • Fafan Isfandiar • Danny Ceri • Saptadi Kristiawan • M. Januar Affandi (Salatiga) • Michael Adi (Surabaya) Kota Baru Parahyangan Symphony Orchestra Oboe • Bagaskoro Byar Sumirat • Tian • Oscar Artunes • Kezia Amelia Angkadjaja (Jakarta) • Wahyu Surbono • Regina Agatha • Josephine (Jakarta) Clarinet • Suta Suma • Ritter Evan • Rama • Arya • Rizki • Ucha • Iwang Prasiddha Lituhayu • Tamtomo Seto Panggalih 2nd Violin Basoon • Ricky Champion Bukit (Jakarta) • Agung Wibisono (Jakarta) • Bagus Retoridka • Dessy Saptany Puri • Tri Wahana • Yakobus Beri Irwanto • Michael Christian (Surabaya-Bandung) • Amanda Sapta Putri (Salatiga) • Wasita Adi (Salatiga) • Bambang Apriyanto • Samuel Adidharma Lukito (Surabaya) • M. Yudi Eko Nugroho • Putu Sandra • Fitrah • Fadli • Oji Viola • Sagaf Faozata Adzkia • Yusuf Kus Cahyadi (Jakarta) • Rendi Indrayanto • Verena Socia Savetry (Jakarta) • Dwi Ari Ramlan • Febri Mulia Habibi • Budi Hastono • Hernanda Aditya Dwi Laksana • B. Ricarlo Gilang A. K. • Angga • Anggung Cello Horn • Eddi Purwanto • Adhari Lukman • Satya Utama • Febriyanto Trompet • Purwadi • Rudi Setiawan • (Bandung) Trombone • Novaris Araniri (Jakarta) • Yowi Henry Krisna • Agus Setiawan Ananto • Dwipa Hanggana Pratala • Dior Perwira Putra • Alfian Emir Adytia • Hasnan Achmady • Aryotomo Hernasto Tuba • Anzhar Fatria • Unung • Dany • Widya • Wening Prasongko Contra Bass Piano • Tri Purwanto • Dwipa Hanggana Prabawa • Hariyo Pamungkas • Jullyanday • DykiFlute • Radhitya Mukti • Daniel Alexander • Luther Aryadwika Perkusi • Antonius W. A. Swastedi • Thressia (Jakarta) • Bayu Citra Raharja Kota Baru Parahyangan Choir Organizing Comittee President Agus Firmansyah SOPRAN Vice President • Agnes D. A. Rina • Alexandra Katya • Ardelia Padma • Benedicta R. Mariaprianti • Caecilia N. L.Devianti Yudi Sukmayadi • Eliza Indrawati • Gisela K. Prasidha • Indah R. Fauziah • Inggrid Patricia • Karen Laurencia • Kathryn J. Soekahar • Kristia Adista • Lily Nurindah • Manuella G. Panjaitan • Marcellina Chrisella • Maria Mudi Trasury • Maria W. Dewi • Mazaya Yazid • Nadya Mahardita • Rahel Eterlita • Siti Azzahra K. Stanly Tasshin Tjhin • Stella Vania • Yoan Oktaviani • Yosephine P. Febriana • Yovita Hariyanti ALTO • Aloysia Mparetyenan • Ayu .W • Azni J. Pratiwi • Brigitta G. Chandra • Cinthya N. Kristy • Ekaryn P. K. Allo • Elizabeth Yulianny • Fransisca H. Carolina • Maria Gayatri • Tara Luthfi Aista TENOR • Alfonsus A. Nurindro • Christian Samuel • Jimmy Aditya S. • Irvan Ardianto • Jeremy B. Santoso • Joshua S. Widartha • Laurensius Felix • Luqman H. Faza • Rangga • Ryan • Samuel A. Yahya • Sandy T. Ismoyojati • Tito Gustia Project Manager Ramli Nainggolan Productions Assistance Dany Robertus Stage Coordinator Erna Purba Adhika Putra Susilo BASS • Abimael • Aryo Adhiwijaya • Edwhard B. Nahumury • Evan Andiriawan • Gamaliel E. Ginting Liaison Office Coordinator • Handoko Rinaldi • Hikmat • Norman Fideli • Rizaldi Setiapriadi • Satria B. Abdillah R. B. Teguh Purnomo Support Coordinator Roi Napitupulu • Dian Wulansari • Imelda Batubara Saturday, June 7, 2014 Time 12.00 - 13.00 D’Plaza 13.00 - 14.00 D’Plaza 14.00 - 15.30 D’Plaza Performers Cellissimo 12 cello Grenadilla Clarinet Quartet Cascade Trio Members • Anggelia S. Lilingan • Alexandre N. Armaputra • Krido Bramantyo • Longginus E.A Alyandu • Kristoforus Dimas • Firlie N. M.Husnayain • Irene A. D. Mingga • Nandya A. Nurmusabih • Nandya R.U Naves • Naomi N. S. Setyarisda • Neam S. R. Hidayat • Stephani de Criste Program • Golthermann Serenade for Cello • G. Rossini William tell Overture for Cello Ensemble • Bryn Kelly Three Spanish Dance (Maestoso, Allegro, Andante) • Negro Spiritual Deep River (Lento) • The Beatles When I’m Sixty-Four • Arr. Royke B. Koapaha Rock Pieces for Cello • Scott Joplin Peacherine Rag The Easy Winners • Nino Ario Wijaya The Strenuous Life (1st Clarinet) • Rachmaninoff • Dino Yulio Wijaya Vocalise Op.34 no.14 (2nd Clarinet) • Johann Strauss • Rio Wijaya Prepetuum Mobile (3rd Clarinet) Tritsch Tratsch Polka • Jhonnesep Singarimbun • Nobuo Uematsu (Bass Clarinet) Melody Of Life Waltz For The Moon • Danny Ceri (violin) • Ade Sinata (cello) • Airin Efferin (piano) • W. A. Mozart Piano Trio in B-flat Major K 502 • Saint-Saëns Piano Trio No. 1 in F Major, Op. 18 • Beethoven Piano trio Op 11. in B-flat Major • Piazzolla The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires Time Performers 15.30 - 17.00 Amphitheater Recital Piano 18.30 - 19.30 Saung Angklung Udjo 19.30 - 21.30 GALA CONCERT Members Ananda Sukarlan Program • S. Rachmaninov Prelude in c minor, op. 3 no. 2 • J. Haydn Sonata in E major, Hob. XVI / 31 1732 - 1809 I Moderato II Allegretto III Finale : Presto • Ananda Sukarlan Variations on I. Marzuki’s “Rayuan Pulau Kelapa” Rapsodia Nusantara no. 5, 8 and 9 Various short piano pieces 1. Eric Awuy • Trompet Concerto from Torell 2. Joseph Kristanto P [Solo Baritone] • Ismail Marzuki Wanita • Torna a Surriento Ernesto de Curtis 3. Binu Doddy S [Solo Soprano] • Maladi • Prof. Gerd Müller-Lorenz Di bawah Sinar bulan purnama (Conductor) • F. Lehar Lippen Schweigen, Di Lustige Witwe • Kota Baru Parahyangan 4. Binu Doddy S & Joseph Kristanto P Symphony Orchestra [Soprano & Baritone] and Choir • G.Verdi orchestra Li Biamo ne lieti calici /Brindisi (From Opera La Traviata) 5. Kota Baru Parahyangan Symphony Orchestra • Tchaikosvky Symphony no 5 in D – Major 6. Kota Baru Parahyangan Symphony Orchestra & Choir • Medley Indonesia traditional song Sunday, June 8, 2014 Time 12.00 - 13.00 D’Plaza 13.00 - 14.00 D’Plaza 14.00 - 15.30 D’Plaza Performers VIVO VOICES Members • Wandiati Yorania Souisa • Yollanda Fellancia Siahaya • Michelle Vania Nurprasetio • Tjokorde Istri Ardelia Padma Sawitri • Anastassya Benedicta Pareira • Naomi Karina Hutagalung • Melania Lidwina Pandiangan • Alexander Reza Reginaldo • Hansen Samuel Alberto Gultom • Ishak Salman • Tri Putra Simanjuntak • Dimas Bayu Permana • Daniel Alexander Program • Renaissance John Farmer > A Little Pretty Bonny Lass Clément Janequin > À ce Joly Moys de May Thomas Thomkins > Too Much I Once Lamented Thomas Morley > Now is the month of maying • Romantik Gabriel Fauré > Madrigal Johannes Brahms > Drei Gesänge op. 42 - Vineta • Kontemporer Arr. Matti Kallio > Dobbin’s Flowery Vale Eric Whitacre > The Seal Lullaby Z. Randall Stroope> I Am Not Yours • Musical Arr. Clay Warnick > The Sound of Music Arr. Mark B. Shrek> The Musical (Choral Medley) • Pop John Lennon / Paul Mc Cartney > Here, There and Everywhere Arr. Ed Lojeski > Man In The Mirror > Because We Believe > New York New York JAKARTA BRASS QUINTET DUET PIANO CELLO Time 15.30 - 17.00 Amphitheater 19.30 - 21.30 D’Plaza • Ary Sutedja(Piano) • Asep Hidayat(Cello) • • • • • • sonata no 1. L.V. Beethoven. pieces for cello solo Van brokhem sonata in G minor Ecles. pieces for cello Grece song lagu2 karya ISMAIL MARZUKI pieces from Rachmanininov Performers DUET VIOLIN PIANO GALA CONCERT Members • Liza Ferschman (Violin) • Stephan Christian ahn (Piano) Program • Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber Passacaglia g-minor for Violin solo • Ludwig van Beethoven Spring Sonata op.24 for Piano and Violin • Claude Debussy L’isle joyeuse for Piano solo • Ernest Chausson Poeme for Violin and Piano • Maurice Ravel Tzigane for Violin and Piano 1. Joseph Kristanto P [Solo Baritone] • Ernesto de Curtis Torna a Surriento 2. Binu Doddy S [Solo Soprano] • Maladi Di bawah Sinar bulan purnama 3. Binu Doddy S & Joseph Kristanto P [Soprano & Baritone] • G.Verdi • Prof. Gerd Müller-Lorenz Li Biamo ne lieti calici /Brindisi (Conductor) (From Opera La Traviata) 4. Stephan Rahn, Piano Solo • Kota Baru Parahyangan • W.A. Mozart, Symphony Orchestra Klavier, Concerto C Major KV 467 and Choir 5. Liza Ferschtman, Violin • J. Brahms. Concerto Violin & Orchestra D-Major 6. Kota Baru Parahyangan Symphony Orchestra • Tchaikosvky Symphony no 5 in D – Major7. 7. Kota Baru Parahyangan Symphony Orchestra & Choir • Medley Indonesia traditional song A B sitemap parahyangan B classical music festival 2014 C D legend : A amphitheater B plaza C exhibition hall D marketing office