Les Classiques De Villars Vidéos
festival de musique
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Antonio Vivaldi Olga Pak Frolov Hertel Aleksey Igudesman Rimsky Korsakov Zakhar Bron Karol Lipiński Henryk Wieniawski Villars Montana Gilad Gilad Karni Seiji Ozawa Berliner Philharmonie Kammermusiksaal Alte Oper Frankfurt Oper Frankfurt Wiener Musikverein Zurich Opera 1986 2016
Antonio Vivaldi, Four Seasons, Winter 1. Allegro non molto 2. Largo 3. Allegro Irina Pak violin, (http•••) Berliner Camerata, concertmaster Olga Pak Live from Berliner Philharmonie, Kammermusiksaal 1.11.2016 Irina Pak lives for the stage. Both playing music and the exchange with the audience is her great passion, which, above, gives her the opportunity to express herself in the language she is most capable with: music. Already during her childhood, concert tours and competitions played an important role in her life, which the young violinist experienced with joy and realized it as her destiny. Diversity and innovation looms large in Irina’s artistic self-conception. Thus, she plays baroque repertoire with the same dedication as works from the 20th century. Simultaneously, she is open-minded about cross-stylistic and unconventional concepts as well as rare repertoire, which, among others, can be seen in her programs with works by her patron, the violinist and composer Igor Frolov, the composer Paul Hertel, or in her collaboration with versatile artist Aleksey Igudesman, who recently dedicated his Katyusha-variations to Irina. Irina was born in 1986 in Siberian Novosibirsk to Korean parents. Her mother and her sister Olga brought her to the violin and she began her education at the special school for music of the State Conservatory Novosibirsk at the age of 5. After first studies at the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory in Saint Petersburg, Irina moved to Zurich to continue her studies at the Zurich University of the Arts, where she was taught by legendary Zakhar Bron and Ulrich Gröner among others, and where she earned both the concert and soloist diploma with honors. Furthermore, she got additional musical impulses in several international masterclasses. Since her first participation in a competition at the age of 9, Irina could succeed many times at both national and international level and is a winner of competitions such as the International Competition for Young Violinists in Honor of Karol Lipiński and Henryk Wieniawski. As a soloist, Irina performed with orchestras such as the Philharmonics of Saint Petersburg and Novosibirsk, the chamber orchestra La Primavera, the Berliner Camerata, or the Kurpfälzischen Kammerorchester Mannheim. Her activities brought her to concert halls such as the Laeiszhalle Hamburg, the Berliner Philharmonie, the Alte Oper in Frankfurt, the Wiener Musikverein, and to festivals such as Palermo Classica, Les Classiques de Villars, or Les Sommets du Classique in Crans-Montana. During her studies in Saint Petersburg, she discovered her love for chamber music and was one of the founders of the rewarded Trio Triangle. The trio’s former mentor Evgeny Sinaiski later became one of her chamber music partners. Besides, she regularly collaborates with artists such as Aleksey Igudesman, Roman Patkolo, Yulia Miloslavskaya, Gilad Karni, and her sister Olga. Since her studies, Irina is active as an orchestra violinist and thus has performed with the chamber orchestra of the Seiji Ozawa Academy and the orchestra of the Zurich Opera House. Furthermore she plays a first violin in the Tonhalle-Orchester Zurich and deputizes the position of the first concertmaster of the KKO Mannheim since 2016. Already during her education in Zurich, Irina started her pedagogical activities and enthusiastically teaches musically gifted children and young at the LGT Young Soloist Academy and, previously, at the Zakhar Bron School of Music. Also, she gives master classes for violin playing and both ensemble and chamber music at the Summer Music in the Upper Nagold Valley. She is artistically working with Johannes Schläfli within the scope of his teaching activities and as a council member of the foundation Stiftung Petersburg she, besides, is supporting young Russian musical talents.
Aleksey Igudesman Pak Frolov Hertel Rimsky Korsakov Zakhar Bron Karol Lipiński Henryk Wieniawski Villars Montana Gilad Gilad Karni Seiji Ozawa Berliner Philharmonie Alte Oper Frankfurt Oper Frankfurt Wiener Musikverein Zurich Opera 1986 2016
Katyusha Variations, composed by Aleksey Igudesman. Irina Pak, violin (http•••) (http•••) Irina Pak lives for the stage. Both playing music and the exchange with the audience is her great passion, which, above, gives her the opportunity to express herself in the language she is most capable with: music. Already during her childhood, concert tours and competitions played an important role in her life, which the young violinist experienced with joy and realized it as her destiny. Diversity and innovation looms large in Irina’s artistic self-conception. Thus, she plays baroque repertoire with the same dedication as works from the 20th century. Simultaneously, she is open-minded about cross-stylistic and unconventional concepts as well as rare repertoire, which, among others, can be seen in her programs with works by her patron, the violinist and composer Igor Frolov, the composer Paul Hertel, or in her collaboration with versatile artist Aleksey Igudesman, who recently dedicated his Katyusha-variations to Irina. Irina was born in 1986 in Siberian Novosibirsk to Korean parents. Her mother and her sister Olga brought her to the violin and she began her education at the special school for music of the State Conservatory Novosibirsk at the age of 5. After first studies at the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory in Saint Petersburg, Irina moved to Zurich to continue her studies at the Zurich University of the Arts, where she was taught by legendary Zakhar Bron and Ulrich Gröner among others, and where she earned both the concert and soloist diploma with honors. Furthermore, she got additional musical impulses in several international masterclasses. Since her first participation in a competition at the age of 9, Irina could succeed many times at both national and international level and is a winner of competitions such as the International Competition for Young Violinists in Honor of Karol Lipiński and Henryk Wieniawski. As a soloist, Irina performed with orchestras such as the Philharmonics of Saint Petersburg and Novosibirsk, the chamber orchestra La Primavera, the Berliner Camerata, or the Kurpfälzischen Kammerorchester Mannheim. Her activities brought her to concert halls such as the Laeiszhalle Hamburg, the Berliner Philharmonie, the Alte Oper in Frankfurt, the Wiener Musikverein, and to festivals such as Palermo Classica, Les Classiques de Villars, or Les Sommets du Classique in Crans-Montana. During her studies in Saint Petersburg, she discovered her love for chamber music and was one of the founders of the rewarded Trio Triangle. The trio’s former mentor Evgeny Sinaiski later became one of her chamber music partners. Besides, she regularly collaborates with artists such as Aleksey Igudesman, Roman Patkolo, Yulia Miloslavskaya, Gilad Karni, and her sister Olga. Since her studies, Irina is active as an orchestra violinist and thus has performed with the chamber orchestra of the Seiji Ozawa Academy and the orchestra of the Zurich Opera House. Furthermore she plays a first violin in the Tonhalle-Orchester Zurich and deputizes the position of the first concertmaster of the KKO Mannheim since 2016. Already during her education in Zurich, Irina started her pedagogical activities and enthusiastically teaches musically gifted children and young at the LGT Young Soloist Academy and, previously, at the Zakhar Bron School of Music. Also, she gives master classes for violin playing and both ensemble and chamber music at the Summer Music in the Upper Nagold Valley. She is artistically working with Johannes Schläfli within the scope of his teaching activities and as a council member of the foundation Stiftung Petersburg she, besides, is supporting young Russian musical talents.
Pak Rolle Frolov Hertel Aleksey Igudesman Jüngst Mutter Zakhar Bron Karol Lipiński Henryk Wieniawski Villars Montana Gilad Gilad Karni Seiji Ozawa Berliner Philharmonie Oper Frankfurt Wiener Musikverein Oper Zürich 1986 2016
www.facebook.com/IrinaPakViolin www.irina-pak.com Irina Pak lebt für die Bühne. Das Musizieren und der Austausch mit dem Publikum ist ihre große Leidenschaft und gibt ihr die Möglichkeit, sich in der Sprache auszudrücken, die sie am besten beherrscht: Musik. Schon während der Kindheit nahmen Konzertreisen und Wettbewerbe einen großen Platz ein, was die junge Geigerin als Freude empfand und darin ihre künftige Bestimmung sah. Vielseitigkeit und Innovation nehmen in Irinas künstlerischem Selbstverständnis eine tragende Rolle ein. So spielt sie das barocke Repertoire mit der gleichen Hingabe wie die Werke des 20. Jahrhunderts. Gleichzeitig ist sie für stilübergreifende und unkonventionelle Konzepte sowie seltenes Repertoire aufgeschlossen, wovon u.a. ihre Programme mit Werken von ihrem Förderer, Geiger und Komponisten Igor Frolov, dem Komponisten Paul Hertel, oder die Zusammenarbeit mit dem Mulitkünstler Aleksey Igudesman zeugen, der ihr jüngst seine Katyusha-Variationen gewidmet hat. Irina wurde 1986 als Kind koreanischer Eltern im sibirischen Nowosibirsk geboren. Über ihre Mutter und der Schwester Olga kam sie zur Geige und begann im Alter von 5 Jahren an der Musikspezialschule des Staatlichen Konservatoriums in Nowosibirsk ihre Ausbildung. Nach ersten Studien am Rimsky-Korsakow-Konservatorium in Sankt Petersburg wechselte Irina an die Zürcher Hochschule der Künste, wo u.a. der legendäre Zakhar Bron und Ulrich Gröner zu ihren Lehrern zählten und sie sowohl das Konzert- als auch das Solistendiplom mit Auszeichnung erlangte. In diversen internationalen Meisterkursen erhielt sie weitere musikalische Impulse. Seit der ersten Wettbewerbsteilnahme im Alter von 9 Jahren konnte sie auf nationaler wie auch internationaler Ebene zahlreiche Erfolge feiern und ist u.a. Preisträgerin der International Competition for Young Violinists in Honor of Karol Lipiński and Henryk Wieniawski. Als Solistin konzertierte Irina mit Orchestern wie den Sankt Petersburger und Nowosibirsker Philharmonie Orchestern, dem Kammerorchester La Primavera, der Berliner Camerata, oder dem Kurpfälzischen Kammerorchester Mannheim. Ihre Auftritte führten sie u.a. in die Hamburger Laeiszhalle, die Berliner Philharmonie, in die Alter Oper Frankfurt, den Wiener Musikverein und zu Festivals wie Palermo Classica, Les Classiques de Villars oder Les Sommets du Classique in Crans-Montana. Während ihrer Studienzeit in Sankt Petersburg entdeckte sie ihre Liebe zur Kammermusik und war Mitbegründerin des prämierten Trio Triangle. Dessen damaliger Mentor, Evgeny Sinaiski, wurde später einer ihrer Kammermusikpartner. Daneben pflegt sie eine regelmäßige Zusammenarbeit mit Künstlern wie Aleksey Igudesman, Roman Patkolo, Yulia Miloslavskaya, Gilad Karni und ihrer Schwester Olga. Seit ihrer Studienzeit ist Irina darüber hinaus als Orchestergeigerin aktiv und hat u.a. mit dem Kammerorchester der Seiji Ozawa Academy und dem Orchester der Oper Zürich konzertiert, spielt eine 1. Violine im Tonhallen-Orchester Zürich und vertritt seit 2016 die Position der 1. Konzertmeisterin im KKO Mannheim. Irina begann noch während der Ausbildung in Zürich ihre pädagogische Tätigkeit und unterrichtet mit großem Enthusiasmus begabte Kinder und Jugendliche an der LGT Young Soloist Akademie sowie zuvor an der Zakhar Bron School of Music. Des Weiteren gibt sie Meisterkurse für Violine, Ensemblespiel und Kammermusik bei der Sommermusik im Oberen Nagoldtal und arbeitet künstlerisch mit Johannes Schläfli im Rahmen seiner Unterrichtstätigkeit zusammen. Als Ratsmitglied der Stiftung Petersburg unterstützt sie zudem die Förderung junger russischer Musiktalente. Ufo studios Berlin Berliner Camerata Yulia Miloslavskaya, Piano NO-TE Production
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