Dates
Begins: 27 October 2024 15:30 h
Ends: 1 November 2024 10:00 h
Registration Closes on
30 September 2023
Location
36110 SchlitzGERMANY
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Andreas Gilger has appeared on stages all over the world alongside colleagues such as Alfredo Bernardini, Dorothee Mields, Giuliano Carmignola, Reinhard Goebel, Trevor Pinnock, Sir Roger Norrington, Concerto Köln, Das Neue Orchester, Capella Augustina, and Holland Baroque. Festivals at which he has performed include the Tage Alter Musik in Herne, the Barocktage Melk, the Innsbrucker Festwochen der Alten Musik, the Felicja Blumental Festival in Tel Aviv, the Shanghai International Arts Festival, and the Festival Musika Música in Bilbao. He released his first solo CD, “Dessiner les passions”, with GENUIN in 2022. “Dessiner les passions” was nominated for the International Classical Music Awards 2023. From 2016-2021 Andreas Gilger held a post as lecturer for harpsichord and figured bass, and as répétiteur at the Mozarteum in Salzburg. Andreas Gilger studied with Christian Rieger, Wolfgang Kostujak, and Roland Maria Stangier at Folkwang University, Essen. Further input came from Andreas Staier and Christine Schornsheim.
Dancer and historical dance teacher, Nicolle Klinkeberg specializes in Renaissance and Baroque dance. She has performed in productions of other specialists in historical dance, as well as her own. Since 2007 she has been a member of Corpo Barocco led by Sigrid T’Hooft, and under her direction has performed in Handel’s operas ‘Radamisto’ (Karlsruhe 2009-2010), ‘Amadigi’ (Göttingen 2012), and ‘Imeneo’ (Göttingen 2016), as well as Handel’s ‘Parnasso in Festa’ (Bad Lauchstädt 2018). Another focal point of her work is international folk dance, centering around dances from the Balkan countries and Southern Europe. For many years she has been teaching historical dance in Germany and abroad. She has attended numerous seminars, receiving knowledge and inspiration from, among others, Lieven Baert, Sigrid T’Hooft, Markus Lehner, Béatrice Massin, Ana Yepes, and Kaj Sylegård.
Scottish bassoonist, Rhoda Patrick performs worldwide as a baroque bassoonist with various ensembles such as Les Arts Florissants in Paris and The Bach Ensemble in New York. Also a revered teacher and coach, Rhoda has years of experience teaching master classes and as a tutor on courses and workshops including Michaelstein in Germany, Barbaste in France, at Linz in Austria, Brixen in Italy and Hannover in Germany.
In 1993 she was invited to take up the first official baroque bassoon teaching job in Germany at the Felix Mendelsohn Bartholdy Hochschule for music in Leipzig where she taught for ten years.
Rhoda Patrick began baroque bassoon studies at Guildhall School in London where she also began making historical reeds with Hans-Jürg Lange.
“A master of expansive phrasing, lush sonorities, and deft passagework” (San Francisco Chronicle), Gonzalo X. Ruiz is one of America’s most sought-after historical woodwind soloists and teachers. He has appeared as principal oboist and soloist with leading groups in the US and in Europe. Featured on dozens of recordings, Ruiz has received a Gramophone Award and Grammy nominations. He is on the faculty of The Juilliard School and his former students fill the ranks of most top groups across the United States.
Adam teaches the art of reed making at Cambridge Makers UK and conducts frequent master classes (University of Utah, University of Northern Colorado, University of Illinois and The Band of the Household Cavalry – UK).
A seasoned performer on modern as well as baroque oboe, he has performed with the Houston Symphony, Seattle Symphony, and New Jersey Symphony orchestras, as well as with the American Bach Soloists. Adam is also a member of the Seattle 5th Avenue and Village Theater pit orchestras. Adam earned his DMA in Performance Practice from Rutgers University. As a teacher, Adam has been a lecturer at the University of Washington, and maintains an active private studio. He studied with Ray Still, Grover Schlitz, Ronald Roseman and Stephen Hammer.
Praised as “delightful and so refreshing” (Boston Musical Intelligencer) Jeanine Krause performs with orchestras and as soloist in North America, Europe, and worldwide. In addition, her own ensembles, The Sprightly Companions and Symphonie des Dragons enjoy lively performing schedules. Also a dedicated teacher, Jeanine has been pioneering the hybrid in-person/online model of high-level instrumental and reed making instruction with JK Studio since 2018 (pre-pandemic). Jeanine serves on the Board of Directors for the International Double Reed Society. Together with colleague, Geoffrey Burgess, she established the IDRS Baroque Band which is open to all IDRS members and performs at annual conferences.
1 September-through October: Full Price €997
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Your complete retreat experience has a value of €1497. Your registration fee includes
* If for any reason you need to cancel, you will receive a full refund minus a €200 administration fee.
Costs for Room & Board at the Landesmusikakademie are not included in the registration fee.
For reference here are the prices:
Single Room* with 3 meals = € 74 per day (5 days = € 370 )
Shared Room with 3 meals = € 62 per day (5 days = € 310)
Optional daily Kaffee und Kuchen add €5/day
* Indicate your housing preference on your registration form. While we cannot guarantee a single room at the Landesmusikakademie (first come, first serve), there is alternatively a hotel within a 5-10 min walking distance.
WHAT: Our primary goal is the refreshment of the spirit with this in-person International Retreat for players of Baroque oboe, Baroque bassoon and harpsichord. Situated in central Europe, the Landesmusikakademie and Hallenburg Palace are in the quiet German countryside. Our retreat has three main points of focus:
We will hold this seminar at 415Hz. You are welcome to bring your 392Hz – 442Hz instruments for reed support and 1 on 1 coaching sessions. We cover all aspects of reed making from the tube to the finished reed, with and without machines.
While we will cover specific works in the repertoire (including important orchestral works), we hope you will also bring your own literature.
LANGUAGE: The course is primarily in English. German, Italian, Dutch and Spanish also spoken.
FOR WHOM: This retreat is optimal for professional, aspiring and amateur musicians who want to increase their freedom, ease, agility, and achieve intense musical expression with historically informed performance practice on Baroque instruments.
If you are new to Baroque instruments or in need of an instrument, contact us at jk@jeaninekrause.com so we can determine if we can meet your personal needs in the scope of this retreat.
WHEN: 27 October – 1 November 2024
REGISTRATION CLOSES: 30 September 2024
WHERE:
GERMANY
COVID 19: We are subject to the hygiene rules of the German government and the policies. Currently there are no restrictions.
The daily schedule includes 3 meals, optional Kaffee & Kuchen, reed making, coaching, a lecture or demonstration and oboe band or dancing sessions.
SCHOLARSHIP: Students may be eligible for scholarship. (Please note, travel, room, board and materials costs are not covered by the scholarship.)
To apply for a scholarship, please submit the following:
Scholarship applications due by 15 Sept 2024.
Please send all materials to jk@jeaninekrause.com.
COST: your fee includes a non-refundable €200 administration fee*, 4 reed making sessions, a 1 on 1 lesson with a team member of your choice, coached chamber music sessions, band rehearsal, Baroque dance group lessons, daily demonstrations/lectures and a lifetime membership in the Sprightly Companions online community portal.
* The administration fee is applied to your retreat payment. If you need to cancel for any reason, you receive a full refund minus the €200 administration fee.
Costs for Room & Board at the Landemusikakademie are not included in the registration fee.
For reference these are the 2024 prices:
Single Room* with 3 meals = € 74 per day (5 days = € 370 )
Shared Room with 3 meals = € 62 per day (5 days = € 310)
Optional daily Kaffee und Kuchen add €5/day
TRAVEL & TRANSFER: The Landesmusikakademie is accessible via German public transportation. Airports: Frankfurt Int’l and Köln/Bonn. We coordinate carpool transfers from the Frankfurt area.
Travel costs are not included in the retreat fee. We do however coordinate carpool transfers so you will be asked if you intend to drive and/or if you would like a ride.
Click the button and schedule a brief Zoom call. Tell us who you are and where you are in your Baroque oboe journey. We will find out together whether this workshop is right for you.
Special €672 (more than 30 % off)
1 September-through October: Full Price €997
Your complete retreat experience has a value of €1497. Your registration fee includes
* If for any reason you need to cancel, you will receive a full refund minus the €200 administration fee.
Costs for Room & Board at the Landesmusikakademie are not included in the registration fee.
For reference these are the 2024 prices:
Single Room* with 3 meals = € 74 per day (5 days = € 370 )
Shared Room with 3 meals = € 62 per day (5 days = € 310)
Optional daily Kaffee und Kuchen add €5/day
* Indicate your housing preference on your registration form. While we cannot guarantee a single room at the Landesmusikakademie (first come, first serve), there is alternatively a hotel within a 5-10 min walking distance.
