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Karin Reda Karin Reda
Flute
artistic direction
Flute ensemble
Embochure - poise - breathing - soundimagination - vibrato, method of practice. Warm Ups - concepts with specially considerations of sound design and intonation. Flute-literature from Baroque over viennese Classics and Romantique to Contemporary music, with focus on consiousness of style and interpretation for each period.

teaching languages: german, english, hungarian, japanese (translated)
Eszter Alföldy-Boruss Eszter Alföldy-Boruss
Flute
Flute ensemble
Luisa Sello Luisa Sello
Special-Flute-workshop
"Flute-teaching with respect to the method and techniques of Marcel Moyse"
August 24th - 26th 2008
Marcel Moyse, one of the most profiled french flute virtuosos in the thirties and fourties of the last century did not only publish his personal approach to flute-teaching in numerous methods and studies like ”De la Sonoritée”, ”Gammes et Arpeges” ...), but remained active as a teacher until the end of his life keeping very close relationships with his students.

The Italian master-flutist Luisa Sello studied several years with Raymond Guiot, who kept on living Moyse's way of teaching over decades at the "Conservatoire de Paris". Her special-workshop will forward this heritage with lectures as well as individual lessons.
Bojan Nedeljkovic Bojan Nedeljkovic
Violin
CANCELLED due to medical reasons
Robert Neumann Robert Neumann
Violin
Development of violin-techniques from balance and position.
Aspects of performing on period instruments and "Viennese-style".
Unterrichtssprachen: german, english.
Markus Schmölz Markus Schmölz
Cello
Natural position and movement during playing, bowing- and vibrato-techniques,common repertoire of the cello with focus on Viennese classics;
preparation for competitions and auditions.

teaching languages: german, english, japanese (translated)
Dr. Anton Gansberger Anton Gansberger
Piano, Harpsichord
Harpsichord: Music of the 17th and 18th century from G.Frescobaldi to D. Sarlatti with focus on Bach as well as Austrian baroque-composers like eg. J.J.Fux.
In case of special interest: vocal and instrumental Basso Continuo-accompainment.

Piano: Original works for piano at 4 hands (eg. from Bach' s C-Maj Concert to Paul Hindemiths Sonata), accompainment of Songs and Arias (focus oratorio)from the 18th to the 20th century.

teaching languages: german, english
Laszlo Gereb Laszlo Gereb
piano, chambermusic
Besides of indiviual lessons the playing of chamber music is considered to be a important part of this mastercourse. Participants are invited to make proposals and bring with them music of their choice.
Yasuhito Watanabe Yasuhito Watanabe
piano accompainment
Yasuhito Watanabe und György Handl will be available during the mastercourse for piano accompainment.
György Handl György Handl
piano accompainment
Eva-Maria Valenta Eva-Maria Valenta
jazz-vocals
The Vocal Jazz Course consists of two parts: the basic rules of classical music theory until the theoretical extensions that are due to the musical development in jazz (chords with 3 and 4 voices, different types of cadencas as well as scales for improvisation) and furthermore implementing it in practical exercises with the voice.

The achievement of perfect vocal techniques is also an important element of the Vocal Course where as classical as well as modern techniques are applied.

teaching languages: german, english
Andreas Hackl Andreas Hackl
jazz-piano
The Jazz Piano Course consists mainly of two parts: from the basic rules of classical music theory to the theoretical extensions that are due to the musical development in jazz (chords with 3 and 4 voices, different types of cadencas as well as scales for improvisation) and furthermore implementing it in practical exercises on the instrument.

teaching languages: german, english, french
Andreas Wallner Andreas Wallner
jazz-guitar
An essential part of his teaching is the concept of promoting individual style. Respect for traditional one, but always open ears to new the other, are not mutually exclusive and are incorporated in the classroom.