David Oistrahhi Festival, 12. – 25. juuli, 2009, Pärnu David Oistrakh ...
David Oistrahhi Festival, 12. – 25. juuli, 2009, Pärnu David Oistrakh ...
David Oistrahhi Festival, 12. – 25. juuli, 2009, Pärnu David Oistrakh ...
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talle võimaluse töötada Gelmetti assistendina Müncheni<br />
Filharmoonikute, Londoni Kuningliku Ooperi ja Rooma Santa<br />
Cecilia orkestritega. Alates aastast 1999 on Teraoka jätkanud<br />
intensiivset enesetäiendamist ning võtnud osa paljudest<br />
dirigeerimise meistriklassidest, juhendajateks Jorma Panula,<br />
Neeme Järvi ja Isaac Karabtchevsky. 2001-2002 täiendas ta end<br />
maestro Carlo Maria Giulini juhendamisel Fiesoles.<br />
Kiyotaka Teraoka on väga edukas olnud rahvusvahelistel<br />
dirigentide konkurssidel: saanud III preemia Prokofjevikonkursil<br />
Peterburis (1996) ning orkestri- ja publikupreemia<br />
Pedrotti-konkursil Trentos, Itaalias. Tõeliseks saavutuseks oli I<br />
preemia Mitropoulose-konkursil Ateenas (2000). Veel enne suurt<br />
konkursivõitu debüteeris Teraoka 2000. aastal Amsterdami<br />
kuulsas Concertgebouw’s, juhatades seal Hollandi Raadio<br />
Sümfooniaorkestrit. Sellest ajast peale on ta teinud koostööd<br />
paljude mainekate orkestritega. 2002 juhatas Teraoka esimest<br />
korda menukalt Jaapani Uut Filharmooniaorkestrit, mille järel<br />
ta kutsuti dirigeerima paljusid teisigi Jaapani orkestreid. 2003<br />
debüteeris dirigent mitmete Itaalia orkestritega, dirigeeris<br />
Ateena kammerorkestrit ning juhatas Vanemuise teatris Verdi<br />
ooperit “Maskiball” ja Constanţa ooperiteatris Rumeenias<br />
Bizet’ ”Carmenit”. Samal aastal toimus Brasiilias Porto Alegre<br />
Sümfooniaorkestriga ka ta Lõuna-Ameerika debüüt. Alates<br />
2004. aastast on Teraoka Osaka Sümfooniaorkestri alaline<br />
dirigent.<br />
The Japanese conductor Kiyotaka Teraoka participates the<br />
<strong>Oistrakh</strong> festival this year already for the 10th time <strong>–</strong> he has<br />
interpreedid/interpreters<br />
gladdened <strong>Oistrakh</strong> festival audience every summer since<br />
2000.<br />
Teraoka began studying the piano at the age of seven. After<br />
graduating from the Humanities Department of Waseda<br />
University in Tokyo he went on to study double bass at the<br />
“Toho Gauken” Music Academy in Tokyo. Then he entered<br />
the Vienna Music Academy to study conducting with Prof.<br />
Karl Österreicher and Prof. Uros Lajovic. In 1995 he passed an<br />
audition to take part in the “Accademia Musicale Chigiana”<br />
summer academy in Siena where he studied intensively<br />
with Myung-Whung Chung, Yuri Temirkanov, Ilya Musin<br />
and Gianluigi Gelmetti during the following years. In 1997<br />
he was selected as the best of 37 participants to receive the<br />
Franco Ferrara prize, which enabled him to work as Gelmetti’s<br />
assistant at the Munich Philharmonic, Covent Garden, London<br />
and Santa Cecilia, Rome. Since 1999 he has studied intensively<br />
at several master classes with Jorma Panula, Neeme Järvi<br />
and Isaac Karabtchevsky. In 2001<strong>–</strong>2002 he attended a special<br />
biennial course in Fiesole; this course enabled him to further<br />
his musical experiences with the famous Maestro Carlo Maria<br />
Giulini.<br />
Teraoka has won He 3rd prize at the Prokofiev competition<br />
in St. Petersburg and the 3rd prize, orchestra and public prize<br />
at the Pedrotti competition in Trent, Italy. In September 2000<br />
he also made his debut in Concertgebouw in Amsterdam with<br />
the Netherlands Radio Symphony Orchestra. In November<br />
2000 Kiyotaka Teraoka won the 1st prize in the Mitropoulos<br />
competition in Athens. Since then he has conducted concerts
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