Programme 2010 (PDF) - Beethovenfest Bonn

Beethovenfest Bonn 10 seP – 9 oCt 2010
events for children
and young people
T
he Beethovenfest has been
concerned since its inception to
bring young people into contact
with classical music by giving
them a chance to take part in the
backstage work and to meet the
performers and composers taking
part in the festival. In total, last
year alone more than 2,800 children
and teenagers took part in
one of the Beethovenfest’s youth
projects or family concerts.
www.jungesbeethovenfest.de
seidenbusch@beethovenfest.de
or by phone: +49-(0)228-20 10 3-23.
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• »Student managers« –
school students organize
a festival concert
• computer music workshop
• »Backstage« –
a day at the festival
• »Questions« –
interviews with students
• »how does it work?« –
school visits by musicians
• International Get-together –
Bonn school orchestras make
music with the Teresa carreño
Youth orchestra of Venezuela
• Concert offers for businesses
in Bonn and their trainees
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Daniel hope & Friends
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sun 3 oCt
11 am and 2 Pm
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Into the oPen. Utopia and Freedom in Music.
enrique Sánchez Lansch
S ince 2006, the Beethovenfest
Bonn has organized the short-film
competition »Look at Beethoven«.
This year too, the Beethovenfest
is calling on film-makers, film
students and artists to create
shorts relating to classical music.
This year’s »utopia« theme
may serve as an inspiration, not
least against the background that
film too creates an alternative
reality from the free composition
of elements of existing reality.
A jury will decide which films will
be selected for awarding and
showing at the festival, including
at the opening of »Look at Beethoven«
on 9 september in the
auditorium of the Kunstmuseum
Bonn.
Look at Beethoven
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kunstmuseum Bonn
presentation of the film
contributions
to »Look at Beethoven« 2010
enrique Sánchez Lansch
presenter
Admission free.
Further information on
www.beethovenfest.de/festivalprogramm/look-at-beethoven
sponsored by the Filmstiftung nRW
and the WDR.
In co-operation with the
Kunstmuseum Bonn.
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