yearbook 2004/05 - The European Film College
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Photo: Jean Leander<br />
News Year’s Concert<br />
EVENTS<br />
By Lars P. Peitersen Musical fireworks with champagne and<br />
almond sticks!<br />
<strong>The</strong> 17th of January saw the EFC host a grand<br />
New Year’s concert that might become a regular<br />
fixture on the calendars of Ebeltoft and neighbouring<br />
areas. <strong>The</strong> harmony orchestra “Promusica”,<br />
comprising sixty musicians, entertained<br />
an absolutely full house (Big Bear that is) and<br />
under the direction of Michael Deltchev, having<br />
put together a festive programme of high<br />
quality including a first presentation of a piece<br />
named “Puella Rustica” composed by Frank<br />
Achmann.<br />
Coloratura soprano Susanne Elmark, (who has<br />
performed at the Royal Opera in Copenhagen,<br />
Deutsche Oper in Berlin and at the opera in Tel<br />
Aviv) demonstrated her talent and repertoire<br />
with Mozart’s “Tryllefløjten”, “Flagermusen” by<br />
Strauss and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Wishing<br />
You Were Here Again”.<br />
In the lighter moments, we enjoyed Gershwin’s<br />
“Summertime”, Woodfield’s “Kalinka”, “Samba<br />
Time” by Schneider, a Frank Sinatra medley<br />
and “Spanish Gypsy Dance” by Marquina. <strong>The</strong><br />
whole programme was linked together by myself<br />
and entertainer Søren Dahl, a well know radio<br />
host from DR (“Café Hack”), In the middle<br />
of all the seriousness he succeeded in cooking a<br />
chicken and making popcorn.<br />
During the break, the dining hall acted as the<br />
perfect lobby/bar, offering champagne and almond<br />
sticks for all. <strong>The</strong> concert then hit its<br />
climax with beautiful fireworks and Lumbye’s<br />
“Champagne Gallop”. Finally, a mention should<br />
go to the “Tonicas Wind Quartet” who warmed<br />
up the audience in dining before the mayor’s<br />
speech, which itself preceded the main event.<br />
ProMusica Ebeltoft<br />
A classical music festival with the objective to<br />
make Ebeltoft a cultural center for music and<br />
to accommodate both well knowe artists and<br />
young talent from the conservatories.<br />
ProMusica presents a diversified programme<br />
ranging from solo concerts, chamber concerts,<br />
using either smaller groups or big orchestras<br />
and choirs. <strong>The</strong> string of events starts off with<br />
the New Year’s Gals Concert. <strong>The</strong> festival is<br />
organized by the Danish Music Consort and is<br />
supported by the municipality of Ebeltoft.<br />
DaMuCo<br />
A company designed to promote music culture<br />
by way of concerts, courses and other<br />
networking events for musicians and singers,<br />
both nationally and internationally.<br />
DaMuCo has especially focussed on music<br />
from Central and Eastern Europe and the<br />
propagation of the music from these regions.<br />
<strong>The</strong> chairman of DaMuCo is Michael Deltchev,<br />
who originates from Bulgaria. He is a well<br />
known and skilled conductor, connected with<br />
several choirs and orchestras in Denmark like<br />
“Den Jyske Operas Kor” . He is also a visiting<br />
conductor for several choirs in the USA,<br />
Bulgaria and Sweden. <strong>The</strong> backer for the Da-<br />
MuCo project is opera singer Jesper Brun-<br />
Jensen fro “Den Jyske Opera”. Both of these<br />
gentlemen were educated at the conservatory<br />
in Sofia.