Kyoto International Music Students Festival 2006

We are pleased to inform you that the performance was a great success and attracted many people who attended the concert. Thank you very much.

We presented the 14th Kyoto International Music Students Festival 2006, an annual musical event held each spring in Kyoto. The Festival invited 128 students of premier music schools from 10 countries (23 students from 9 schools in 9 foreign countries and 105 students from 12 schools in Japan) to Kyoto to foster international exchange through music and to develop the skills of the young musicians. The Festival has been held 14 times in the past with 1,610 music students participating (318 from overseas, 1,292 from Japan). By performing at the Festival, these students have used music as a meaning to deepen their understanding each other. This year’s Festival featured a finale of works by a Czech composer to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Prague and Japan. Many people enjoyed the new musical perspective and performances of wonderful sensitivity of these young musicians from around the world.



Festival Summary


DateMay 27 (Sat.) -- May 31 (Wed.), 2006<Five days>
18:30 performance starts
*15:00 on May 28
LocationKyotofuritsu Fumin Hall 'ALTI'
Karasuma Ichijo-sagaru, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto
TEL:(075)441-1414
Admission fee (tax include)¥1,000 (*Five-show afficionado ticket:¥3,000)
OrganizerRohm Music Foundation
SponsorROHM CO., LTD.
SupportEmbassies of countries with participating students; Kyoto Prefecture ; Kyoto City
CooperationKyotofuritsu Fumin Hall ALTI
α-STATION FM KYOTO



Participating Schools

(Foreign countries : 9 schools, 23 students ; Japan 12 schools, 105 students ; Total 128 schools, 120students)

Czech RepublicAKADEMIE MÚZICKÝCH UMĔNÍ V PRAZE4
Federal Republic of GermanyUniversität der Künste Berlin1
French RepublicConservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris2
Kingdom of SpainReal Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid3
Republic of AustriaUNIVERSITÄT FÜR MUSIK UND DARSTELLENDE KUNST WIEN3
Republic of ItalyCONSERVATORIO DI MUSICA <G. Verdi> di MILANO4
RomaniaUNIVERSITATEA NATIONALÃDE MUZICÃDIN BUCUREŞTI2
Russian FederationThe Moscow P.I.Tchaikovsky Conservatory2
United States of AmericaThe Juilliard School2
JapanAichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music1
Doshisha Women's College of Liberal Arts21
Kunitachi College of Music2
Kurashiki Sakuyo University2
Kyoto City University of Arts47
Musashino Academia Musicae2
Osaka College of Music11
Osaka University of Arts6
Soai University7
Toho Gakuen School of Music2
Tokyo College of Music2
Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music2

(Country names in alphabetical order)


Program

The music students from around the world played the pieces with the distinct flavors of their countries. The Festival finale featured works by a Czech composer.

DateAppearance SchoolA performance Item
May 27(Sat.)
18:30
UNIVERSITATEA NATIONALÃ DE MUZICÃ DIN BUCUREŞTI
(Romania) <Violin/Piano>
G.Enesco : Sonate pour violon et piano Nº3 la mineur op.25 “Dans le caractère populaire roumain”
Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris
(Czech Republic) <Soprano/Cello/Piano>
L.Janâček : Pohádka, etc.
A.Dvořák : V národním tónu op.73
B.146,etc.
EnsembleA.Dvořák : Slovanské tance ∼č.1 C-dur op.46-1 B.83-1, č.13 b-moll op.72-5 B.147-5,č.9 H-dur op.72-1 B.147-1 (4 hands)
G.Enesco : Rhapsodie roumaine Nº1 la majeur op.11-1(Arr. by Yunosuke Yamamoto),etc.
May 28(Sun.)
15:00
The Juilliard School
(United States of America) <Violin/Piano>
W.Piston : Sonatina for violin and piano, etc.
CONSERVATORIO DI MUSICA <G. Verdi> di MILANO
(Republic of Italy) <Violin/Violin/Viola/Cello>
G.Verdi : Quartetto per archi mi minore, etc.
EnsembleS.Barber : Adagio for strings
O.Respighi : Antiche arie e danze per liuto, terzo serie<
May 29(Mon.)
18:30
Moscow State Conservatoire named after P.I.Tchaikovsky
(Russian Federation) <Flute/Piano>
S.Prokofiev : Sonata for flute and piano D major op.94
UNIVERSITÄT FÜR MUSIK UND DARSTELLENDE KUNST WIEN
(Republic of Austria) <Oboe/Clarinet/Bassoon>
W.A.Mozart : 5 Divertimenti B-Dur K. Anh. 229 (K. 439b)∼Nr.1, Nr.4
EnsembleS.Rachmaninov : Waltz, Romance (6 hands)
J.StraussⅡ: Morgenblätter op.279(Arr. for Woodwind quintet by Martin Bjelik), etc.
May 30(Tue.)
18:30
Universität der Künste Berlin
(Federal Republic of Germany) <Cello>
J.S.Bach : Suite für Violoncello solo Nr.3 C-dur BWV1009
Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid
(Kingdom of Spain) <Piano/Piano/Composer>
M.Infante : Danzas andaluzas (2 pianos)
O.Caravana Guerra : Paráfrasis〔Commissioned piece〕(World premiere)(2 pianos) , etc.
EnsembleR.Schumann : Andante und Variationen
May 31(Wed.)
18:30
Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris
(French Republic) <Horn/Piano>
E.Chabrier : Larghetto, etc.
Doshisha Women’s College of Liberal Arts
(Japan) <String orchestra>
A.Ifukube : Japanese suite for string orchestra
FINALE
The Sounds of Czech(Conductor : The Student of AKADEMIE MUZICKÝCH UMĔNÍ V PRAZE)
A. Dvořák : “Rusalka” op.114 B.203∼'Mesičku na nebi hlubokém
B. Smetana : Má vlast ∼Vltava (Moldau), etc.



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