10. bis 16. February 2007, Moscow Symphony Orchestra, Moscow-Russia Prof. Colin Mettes (Royal Academy of Music, London) Conducting Course Fee by RequestApplication

Saturday	10.02.07	3.00 p.m.	First meeting with Maestro Metters, lessons and course preparation
Sunday	11.02.07	From 11.00 a.m.	Privat lessons with Colin Metters
Monday	12.02.07	3.00 p.m. -7.00 p.m.	orchestra rehearsals
Tuesday	13.02.07	3.00 p.m. -7.00 p.m.	orchestra rehearsals
Wednesday	14.02.07	3.00 p.m. -7.00 p.m.	orchestra rehearsals
Thursday	15.02.07	3.00 p.m. -7.00 p.m.	orchestra rehearsals
Friday	16.02.07	3.00 p.m. -7.00 p.m.	Dress rehearsal and Workshop concert

 

International Masterclass for Orchestral Conductors

with Maestro Colin Metters
(Prof. in Royal Academy of Music, London)

and
Moscow Symphony Orchestra

February 10th – 16th , 2007
MOSCOW, RUSSIA

 

Conditions of the Conducting Course:

The course is open to active participants and auditors.
Please fill out the online application form that you can find at the webpage www.philharmonie.com

There is NO AGE LIMIT.

The course language is ENGLISH.

Responding to the wishes of many of our students we now offer our active participants the possibility of choosing how much PODIUM TIME they want with the orchestra.
It is possible to choose 100, 75 or 50 minutes podium time with the orchestra. The choice is up to you!

For information about the course fees, contact us by email at info@philharmonie.com

Free choice of repertoire (subject to confirmation by the Orchestra).

At the end of the course there will be final a concert. All the students will conduct.

The best conductor of the course will be invited to Russia as guest conductor in the next concert season.

The Moscow Symphony Orchestra was established in 1989 and is under the direction of the distinguished French musician Antonio de Almeida. The members of the orchestra include prize-winners and laureates of International and Russian music competitions and graduates of the conservatories of Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev, who have played under conductors such as Svetlanov, Rozhdestvensky, Mravinsky and Ozawa, in Russia and throughout the world. The orchestra toured in 1991 in Finland and in England, where their collaboration with a well known rock band demonstrated readiness for experimentation. A British and Japanese commission has brought a series of twelve television programmes for international distribution and in 1993 the orchestra went on a highly successful tour of Spain . The Moscow Symphony Orchestra has a wide repertoire, with particular expertise in the performance of contemporary works.
The MSO participates in the training of future generations of Russian and international conductors and therefore the MSO  conducts master classes for young Russian conductors as well as classes for aspiring conductors from all over the world.

 

   
Further Information:

Active participants should send a Curriculum Vitae. Participation will be confirmed after receipt of application. 

The course language is English, so if you do not speak English please let us know.  Maestro Metters speaks also other languages.

After the course, each participant, whether active or auditor, will receive a certificate of participation signed by Maestro Metters.

 

Free choice of repertoire.   We  recommend you to choose from the Russian repertoire. However, if you have special repertoire needs for future projects or competitions, you are more than welcome to propose any other classical or modern pieces.
Auditors can attend all rehearsals and have access to all the lessons and technical discussions.

Location of the course: Moscow, Russia

Russian Visa:  we can offer you assistance in getting the visa supporting documents which are needed to get the Russian tourist VISA. Contact us for more details, we will be happy to help you.

Accommodation:  We will organize accommodation for all participants of the courses at a special rate in quality hotels in Moscow.

Application:    http://www.philharmonie.com/application.htm

 

Pricing: The course fee is depending on how many minutes with orchestra you want.

For more information:
The Philharmonisches Kammerochester Berlin is the promoter of this course.  Please see our website for course details and information about our other courses:
http://www.philharmonie.com/. For any further questions, please write to info@philharmonie.com.

 

Best regards,

Michael Zukernik