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Since
1993, Fugues en Liberté organises yearly gatherings of
about 40 experienced amateur musicians who have the opportunity to practice
chamber music intensively during a week with the coaching of highly qualified
teachers. |
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The
workshop is designed for non professional musicians from good to high
level, with a good experience of chamber music. |
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Preparation
beforehand of a minimum of two pieces is requested from participants to
allow for serious work during the workshop. |
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choice of pieces takes into account preferences and levels of each one,
and also the possibility to include them in the general programme. |
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good ability to sight-read will increase the possibilities of playing
pieces other than those prepared during or outside hours coached by the
teachers.
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| coaching |
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| Coaching
takes place 5 hours a day. During the rest of the time groups gather freely
to play other pieces. Teaching is done by a team of specialized teachers
who have an extensive experience in the teaching of chamber music. Among
them we can mention: |
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Werner
Hinz |
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violin solo in the Philharmonc Orchestra of Friburg and in the orchestra
of Baden-Baden. He has taught in Sarrebruck, at the European Conservatory
in Paris and at the Nice Conservatory. For 12 years he taught in various
Summer workshops including in Pont-Saint-Esprit, in cooperation with Ivry
Gitlis. |
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| Jacques
Raynaut |
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| Pianist,
soloist at Radio France, studied with Claude Helffer, Yannis Xenakis,
Karlheinz Stockhausen . He has performed in a number of countries and
participated in the creation of over 70 works of contemporary music. He
played with the Percussions de Strasbourg, Musicatreize, and several other
ensembles. |
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| Marco Massera |
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| Graduates from the CNCM "Giuseppe Verdi" in Milan, then scholarship at the London Royal Academy and the Ecole Normale in Paris. |
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He plays with many symphonic orchestras and several contemporary and baroque music groups. |
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He joined the Ensemble Matheus in 2007. |
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| Bernard
Marin |
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| Flautist,
he has a degree in chamber music from the Aix-en-Provence Conservatory.
He coaches several workshops and gives concerts with various musical groups. |
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| You
play chamber music. You have reached a good level. You would like to have
the opportunity to improve, thanks to the help of professionals.This is
the objective of the Fugues en Liberté
workshop |
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| You
want to find in a workshop an efficient organization which will allow
you to totally devote yourself to your passion. Testimonials received
from participants since 1993 prove that we have succeeded in that way. |
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| In
an exceptional touristic region, Provence, in a friendly and international
atmosphere, you will meet very good amateurs of different ages, training,
and professional experience, all with a passion for music. |