The date of the next edition: August 25 – 30, 2024.
The project “VISEGRAD MUSIC YOUTH ACADEMY” is focused on improving the artistic and performing skills of young musicians – string instruments and flute players. The classes will be led by prominent V4 musicians – reputable pedagogues and world-renowned concert artists. It is rather rare to find master classes where the students have the privilege to work with a top level concert artists on a daily basis. Such an intensive interaction between the student and the teacher can lead to a notable improvement in a very short period of time. In the contrast with other comparatively events we will focus on common concert performances of students and teachers, which will be surely an extraordinary experience for the young students. Particularly the opportunities for public concert performing are absolutely essential for young musicians.
VISEGRAD MUSIC YOUTH ACADEMY – founded in 2018 – includes private and group lessons, concerts and free time activities. The participants will get 5 individual and group chamber music lessons. We will focus not only on the individual lessons, but also on the chamber music playing and to expand the number of lessons devoted to orchestral preparation.. We would be very happy to meet you there.
The number of participants is limited. We therefore recommend to submit the application as soon as possible.
Main information:
Period: August 25 – 30, 2024
Place: Hotel Rozálka Pezinok – https://www.rozalka.sk/ (15 km from Bratislava)
The hotel is approximately 2.5 km away from the railway and bus station (there is no local public transport to the hotel). If you arrive by public transport, you can take a taxi. The telephone contact is +421 905 426 242.
Registration: August 25, 2024 from 3 p.m.
End: August 30, 2024.
Totally 5 individual and group chamber music lessons and chamber orchestra playing.
Pedagogues: Miriam Rodriguez Brüllová (guitar), Eva Varhaníková (piano), Jindřich Pazdera, Sándor Jávorkai, Juraj Tomka (violin), Petr Nouzovský, Ádám Jávorkai and Jan Pospíšil (violoncello), Roman Patkoló (double bass) and Paweł Przytocki (chamber orchestra).