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ARTISTS
NJOREK
(with Jaroslav “Olin” Nejezchleba – violoncello, vocals, Michal Müller – zither, vocals
and Stanislav Barek – guitar, vocals) was founded in 2003. The core of the band’s
repertoire is formed mainly by the Moravian folk songs. Members of the band enjoy
blues and rock and therefore the songs are not interpreted strictly in their original
context but follow the “feelings“ of the musicians. Unlike other bands of similar genre
Njorek plays acoustically.
THOMAS OFFERMANN
is today one of the most respected guitarists and pedagogues. Together with Duo
Sonare he has performed in more than 40 countries world-wide. Numerous
Radio- and TV- productions, 8 CD – great acclaim from both critics
and public alike. He was the first who opened the repertoire of the classical guitar to
music by composers such as Ch. Corea, F. Zappa or M. Oldfield. He currently teaches
at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Rostock, Germany, and is the head
of the Guitar department there.
THOMAS MÜLLER-PERING
belongs to the most significant guitar teachers. He studied with Tadashi Sasaki
at the University in Aachen and has participated in masterclasses with S. Behrend,
J. Tomas, O. Ghiglia and J. Williams among many others. He was a prizewinner
in various guitar competitions. In 1997 he received professorship at Franz Liszt
Academy in Weimar. He released two CDs and recorded a video recital “Tango en
skaï“. Apart from his solo concerts he is also interested in chamber music with various
instruments.
PETR SAIDL
belongs to the most important guitarists and pedagogues in the Czech Republic.
He studied at the Hochschule Franz Liszt in Weimar with prof. R. Zimmer,
prof. J. Rost and prof. M. Rost. He undertook masterclasses with e.g. G. Crosskey,
J. W. Duarte, H. Käppel, C. Cotsiolis etc. Since 1993 he has taught at the Conservatoire of Pardubice. Recently he plays with the violinist Bohuslav Matoušek and
also is a member of an Austrian guitar quartet “Guitar4mation“. In 2006 he became
the Director of the International guitar competition in Kutná Hora.
PETR VÍT
graduated from the Conservatoire in Brno and from the Music Academy
in Prague. After 1988 he was living in Austria, Spain and South America. Owing
to the Spanish scholarship he could study flamenco in Andalusia. Between
1998-2000 he was a guitar teacher in Columbia and at the Conservatoire in Brno.
Apart from his concert and pedagogical activities he is also a composer – he writes
pieces for solo instrument, chamber and scenic music. He will lecture masterclass
“Flamenco workshop” at the festival.
JENS WAGNER
lives in Bremen and has his own masterclass there at the Hochschule für Künste. He worked with Karl Scheit in Vienna (master’s degree in performance)
and was later awarded a master’s degree majoring in the lute. Jens Wagner toured
around the world with the famous DUO SONARE, as soloist, with orchestras
and various chamber ensembles. In his actual solo programmes he combines
19th century music (performed on period instruments) with modern works up to
Jazz/Rock pieces by John McLaughlin. 11 CD recordings have received exceptional
acclaim.
Festival founders:
Martin Mysliveček
Olga Dvorská
Stanislav Juřica
Organizational team:
Denisa Schneebaumová
František Nečas
Jana Kindernayová
Jana Klimentová
Libor Fišer
Miloš Šír
Pavel Steidl
External cooperation:
Lucie Reitrová - translator
Marcela Effenbergerová - economist
Ondřej Maloň - grafic designer, webdesigner
Kytarový Festival Mikulov / Guitar Festival Mikulov
civil association
Husova 51, 692 01 Mikulov, Czech Republic
mail: [email protected]
www.gfmikulov.com
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The concerts will take place in the areas of the Mikulov castle.
The festival is organized by the civil association “Kytarový festival Mikulov“ in the cooperation with the Mikulov Regional Museum.
In association with the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, the South Moravian Region and the Mikulov Town.
The general partner of the festival is BOSCH company.
www.gfmikulov.com
PROGRAM I
PROGRAM II
artists
CONCERTS 20.20
MASTERCLASSes
8. 7.
Thomas Müller-Pering (Germany) ∙ guitar
9. – 10. 7.
Thomas Müller-Pering (Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt Weimar)
GIAMPAOLO BANDINI
is one of the best Italian classical guitarists. After studying guitar he furthered his
studies with G. Puddu and in the chamber music field, he continued his formation
at the prestigious Accademia Pianistica of Imola. Since 1990 he has played as a guest
at important international concert institutions and he appears regularly in the most
important music festivals of the world. He is the Artistic Director and founder
of Niccolò Paganini International Guitar Festival. He presently teaches guitar
at the Accademia Musicale del Teatro Cinghio and chamber music at the Accademia
F. Tarrega di Pordenone.
9. – 10. 7.
Miloslav Matoušek (Schule für Künste Selb)
9. 7.
Petr Saidl & Bohuslav Matoušek (Czech Republic) ∙ guitar / violin
9. – 14. 7.
Jens Wagner (Hochschule für Künste in Bremen)
10. 7.
Duo Kaltchev (Bulgaria) ∙ guitar / guitar
11. 7.
Michael “Kosho“ Koschorreck (Germany) ∙ electroacoustic guitar, vocal
Njorek (Czech Republic) with: Jaroslav “Olin“ Nejezchleba ∙ violoncello, vocal;
Michal Müller ∙ zither, vocal; Stanislav Barek ∙ guitar, vocal
12. 7.
Hubert Käppel (Germany) ∙ guitar
Jens Wagner (Germany) ∙ guitar
13. 7.
Jürgen Hübscher & Victor Moser (Switzerland) ∙ guitar / lute / charango;
Dorit Pawikovsky (Austria) ∙ flute
9. – 14. 7.
Thomas Offermann (Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Rostock)
10. – 14. 7.
Giampaolo Bandini (l’Accademia Musicale del Teatro Cinghio)
10. – 14. 7.
Hubert Käppel (The Cologne University of Music)
12. – 13. 7.
Ivo Kaltchev (Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart)
12. – 13. 7.
Sofia Kaltchev (Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart)
14. 7.
Giampaolo Bandini & Cesare Chiacchiaretta (Italy) ∙ guitar / bandoneon
Brno Chamber Soloist, art director Štěpán Graffe
seminars and Workshops
CONCERTS 17.17
9. 7.
Festival participants
10. 7.
Matěj Freml (Czech Republic),
winner of the J. K. Mertz Guitar Competition 2006 in Bratislava
12. 7.
Festival participants
13. 7.
Gabriel Bianco (France),
winner of the Gitarre Forum Wien 2006
14. 7.
Festival participants
Festival guitar orchestra, conductor Rostislav Coufal
10. – 13. 7.
Petr Saidl (Pardubice Conservatoire)
Michael “Kosho“ Koschorreck – Mondo Funk Guitar
Jürgen Hübscher – Affect in the Baroque Music
Petr Vít – Flamenco
Michael Parkinson – Alexander technique
Festival guitar orchestra (daily)
exhibitions
Exhibiton of photographs:
Stanislav Juřica – photographs from Guitar Festival Mikulov 2006
Invited guitar makers:
Jan Schneider (Luby u Chebu, CZ), Petr Matoušek (Luby u Chebu, CZ),
Tobias Braun (Austria), Frank-Peter Dietrich (Markneukirchen, Germany),
Eberhard Kreul (Erlbach, Germany)
Invited strings producers:
SAVAREZ (Francie), D´Addario (USA)
Invited publishers:
Chanterelle (Germany), Doblinger (Austria),
UE Edition (Austria), Editio Bärenreiter Praha (Czech Republic)
ROSTISLAV COUFAL
graduated from the Conservatoire of Pardubice where he studied classical guitar
under the tutelage of Stanislav Juřica and František Zima. Currently he is teaching
classical guitar at the Basic Musical School Na Střezině in Hradec Králové. Since
1997 he has worked with several guitar orchestras, he is a founder, a chief conductor
and the Artistic Director of Bohemian Guitar Orchestra. Apart from the classical
music he is interested in other musical genres (folk, rock, grunge, country, southern
rock).
DUO KALTCHEV
The Bulgarian couple Ivo and Sofia Kaltchev have been playing together since 1991
and they are already one of the most established duos of the international guitar
scene. They have received a number of awards in international competitions (Havana,
Bari, Bubenreuth...) Ivo and Sofia Kaltchev have been members of the United Guitar
Ensemble since 2004 and are teaching at the Academy for Music and Performing Arts
in Stuttgart since 2007.
JÜRGEN HÜBSCHER
studied lute in Köln and Basel. He has given solo and chamber performances with
various instruments in the most significant musical centres in Europe, USA, South
and North America. He has released records with Harmonia Mundi, Teldec,
DGG, CPO. Jürgen Hübscher taught lute and guitar instruments at the Academy
in Karlsruhe for 15 years. He is teaching old music at the Mozarteum University
in Salzburg. In 1984 he formed an internationally recognized ensemble LA VOLTA,
which gives concerts all over the world.
HUBERT KÄPPEL
belongs to the best guitarists and teachers of his generation. After his studies
at the Academy in Köln he continued with K.Ragossnig and with O.Ghiglia.
At the Academy in Köln he is a leader of one of the most successful guitar classes in Europe.
With the composer George Schmidt he founded the Guitar Academy Koblenz for the
most gifted young guitarists. In 2000 he became the Art Director of the International
Guitar Festival in Gevelsberg. He has given concerts in Europe, USA, Canada, Japan,
Brazil, etc.
MICHAEL ”KOSHO“ KOSCHORRECK
is a guitarist, a singer and a composer who has worked on the international musical
scene for 25 years. During this time he has achieved a singular style based on jazz,
pop, rock and blues. In his work we can trace even the flamenco or Latin American music elements. He has cooperated with a number of jazz performers and has
taken part in recording of more than 80 CDs and films. Presently, he is a member
of the band “Söhne Mannheims” and teaches as a college lecturer at the Pop Music
Academy in Mannheim.
MILOSLAV MATOUŠEK
studied the guitar in Weimar at the Ferenz Liszt College with Prof. R. Zimmer.
He achieved his first international success by becoming a laureate of the Concours
International de Guitare Radio-Paris (1980), and followed this up by winning the
Alirio Diaz Competition in Caracas (1981). In his repertoire he has focused his
interest mainly on Latin American and Spanish music. His repertoire also includes
works with orchestral accompaniment and chamber music.