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NEWSLETTER MAY 2010 IMZ INTERNAL NEWS • AVANT PREMIERE 2010 - CATALOGUE ONLINE • IMZ BOARD ELECTIONS REMINDER • GOLDEN PRAGUE PREMIERES 2010 REMINDER CALL • DANCE SCREEN AT CINEDANS 2010 REMINDER CALL IMZ NEW MEMBERS • PREISER RECORDS • INTERMUSICA IMZ MEMBER NEWS 47TH ITF GOLDEN - PRAGUE PROLONGED DEADLINE ACCENTUS MUSIC - LATEST NEWS ALLEGRO FILMS - LAURELS FOR HERZ CAMERA LUCIDA PRODUCTIONS - WIN WITH VIAN SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY - KEEPINGSCORE.ORG NOMINATED FOR WEBBY EUROARTS - WITH EUROPA KONZERT, WERTHER AND LA SONNAMBULA CLASART - CELEBRATING THE HOLENDER ERA AND A NEW CARMEN FROM THE MET C MAJOR ENTERTAINMENT - THREE TENORS AND THE FIFA WORLD CUP 2010 IMZ STAFF NEWS • NEW „INDIVIDUAL“ IMZ MEMBER

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Page 1: IMZ Newsletter May 2010

NEWSLETTER MAY 2010

IMZ INTERNAL NEWS

• AVANT PREMIERE 2010 - CATALOGUE ONLINE

• IMZ BOARD ELECTIONS REMINDER

• GOLDEN PRAGUE PREMIERES 2010 REMINDER CALL

• DANCE SCREEN AT CINEDANS 2010 REMINDER CALL

IMZ NEW MEMBERS

• PREISER RECORDS

• INTERMUSICA

IMZ MEMBER NEWS

• 47TH ITF GOLDEN - PRAGUE PROLONGED DEADLINE

• ACCENTUS MUSIC - LATEST NEWS

• ALLEGRO FILMS - LAURELS FOR HERZ

• CAMERA LUCIDA PRODUCTIONS - WIN WITH VIAN

• SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY - KEEPINGSCORE.ORG

NOMINATED FOR WEBBY

• EUROARTS - WITH EUROPA KONZERT, WERTHER AND LA SONNAMBULA

• CLASART - CELEBRATING THE HOLENDER ERA AND A NEW

CARMEN FROM THE MET

• C MAJOR ENTERTAINMENT - THREE TENORS AND THE FIFA

WORLD CUP 2010

IMZ STAFF NEWS• NEW „INDIVIDUAL“ IMZ MEMBER

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NEWSLETTER MAY 2010

• DANCE CAMERA WEST NINTH ANNUAL DANCE MEDIA

FILM FESTIVAL

• VIDEODANZABA 2010 REMINDER CALL FOR ENTRIES

• INTERNATIONAL FRANZ LISZT PIANO COMPETITION

CALL FOR APPLICATION

• INTERNATIONAL A CAPPELLA CONTEST LEIPZIG

• THE MUSIC COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA POLICY SUBMISSIONS

RELATED INDUSTRY NEWS

• ELECTRIC SKY - FROM ROYAL OPERA HOUSE

• LINK TV - TO CHALLENGE STEREOTYPES: RAPPERS, DIVAS AND VIRTUOSOS

• THE MET - COMPANY NEWS

• OBITUARY DON JOSÉ MONTES BAQUER

IMZ MEMBER NEWS

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This is to remind you... The IMZ Executive Board will be elected by all IMZ

members in a two-step election procedure. If you want to be a candidate for

the Board, please note: The closing date for receipt of the Candidacy

Declaration Form at the IMZ is 30 June 2010.

Find further information as well as the Candidacy Declaration Form here.

NEWSLETTER

IMZ INTERNAL NEWS

Election of the IMZ Executive Board 2011

Don’t miss out on the “Golden Prague Premieres 2010”! In the framework of

the enlarged co-operation between IMZ and ITF Golden Prague, we offer six

special screening slots. On three different evenings, six IMZ members will have

the possibility to present their latest programme (music and dance television

programmes and films, which have not had their premiere yet) to the

professional audience of the festival.

Deadline for submission is 31 May 2010!

For further information, please contact Katharina Jeschke 1at the IMZ office

([email protected]), use our homepage http://www.imz.at or click here to find

the application form, to be sent to Katharina Jeschke until May 31st the latest.

If you want to offer a cocktail around your “Golden Prague Premiers 2010”

please contact Zuzana Svobodová at the ITF Golden Prag office

([email protected]).

“Golden Prague Premieres 2010” - IMZ at the 47th ITF Golden Prague - CALL for ENTRY

Avant Premiere 2010 - Catalogue online

Please find the digital version of the Avant Premiere catalogue 2010 online in

the IMZ internal area.

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Submit your dance films and videos until 30 June 2010!

The IMZ and Cinedans would like to cordially invite you to participate in dance

screen at Cinedans 2010: On 9 – 12 December, the 12th international festival and competition for dance films and videos will take place in cooperation with Cinedans,

the Dutch international film, dance and media festival (8 – 12 December).

In addition to the extensive film programme for all lovers of dance and dance film/

video, which brings together the newest, most exciting, trend-setting, controversial, most beautiful works of its kind, lively panels and productive discussions on the state

of the arts, inspiring lectures, hot topic talks on community focal points and presentations will let us explore the variety of our alluring playgrounds. Focussing on

excellence and innovation, the dance screen at Cinedans 2010 competition forms the

centre of the festival, which thus will culminate in the dance screen at Cinedans 2010 Award Gala.

IMZ INTERNAL NEWS

NEWSLETTER

Hence high time to enter your programme! In the categories: Live performance

relay, Camera re-work, Screen choreography, or Documentary.

Deadline for submission and receipt of material is 30 June 2010!

Find more information on the competition, detailed category descriptions, all competitions rules and regulations, the entry form, and your personal online

registration form, as well as updated news on the festival and its many features

e.g. the video library on: www.dancescreen.com.

If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Katharina Jeschke from the IMZ office at [email protected] or telephone +43-1-889 03 15!

dance screen at Cinedans 2010!

CALL FOR ENTRY!

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NEWSLETTER

IMZ STAFF NEWS

New „Individual“ Member of the IMZ

We would like to extend a warm welcome to our latest and youngest new

member:

Oskar Vladimir, born on 30 March 2010, perfect size and perfect weight!

The parents, especially his mother Tatiana Petkova, are happy and absolutely

overwhelmed!

Welcome to the IMZ family little Oskar!

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Once upon a time… And Haydn for a start: In 1947 the

company’s founder Otto G. Preiser (*1920 in Vienna)

met the American musicologist H.C. Robbins Landon, with whom, in 1949 he set out to establish the Haydn

Society aiming at making available a complete edition of Haydn’s works on record… After the closing of the

society’s Viennese office, Otto Preiser purchased the

exclusive rights of distribution for Austria, finding himself at once in the midst of a flourishing business of

record retailing. Speciality: Historical recordings. Consequently, in 1952 he launched his own label.

PREISER RECORDS saw the light of day… including

the most sophisticated selection of "Kabarett aus Wien", as well as the acclaimed series “Lebendige

Vergangenheit” (launched 1966). And the success story of the “lilac label” continues…

Today, the PREISER-catalogue is one of the most

distinguished and reliable sources for a detailed

documentary of the great voices and musicians of the

past century, for these days and the future…

Cherishing and cultivating its expert niche in the market with unrivalled care, accuracy, and commitment

to optimal quality, PREISER RECORDS can proudly stand their ground next to the huge and multinational

“giants” in the shifting business world. Still, collectors

and fetishists of the incomparable sound of the historical from all over the world eagerly wait for and

gratefully welcome with enthusiasm the current new PREISER-releases…

www.preiserrecords.at

IMZ NEW MEMBERS

NEWSLETTER

PREISER RECORDS

The IMZ would like to extend a warm welcome to its latest new members! For a start, the company profiles…

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IMZ NEW MEMBERS

NEWSLETTER

Please note: The prestigious ITF Golden Prague have prolonged their deadline for entries!

You may now submit your entry forms until 31 May 2010! The ITF GP team hope you will

find this comfortable and is looking forward to seeing your programmes in the 47th ITF GP’s competition…

Entry forms are available here .

Then please check here that your programme has been successfully entered.

Deadline for competition programmes and films delivery: 31 May 2010. The deadline

for personal registration on 15 September 2010 remains.

For more information and your regular update on the festival: www.festivalgoldenprague.cz

If you have any further questions, please contact Andrea Savane, ITF GP Manager, [email protected].

Intermusica was founded by Stephen Lumsden in 1981 and is now

one of the leading international agencies in the field of classical music. Based in London, the company represents some of the

foremost conductors, instrumentalists, composers and singers as well as orchestras around the globe. Intermusica is motivated by

a passion for music in all its forms and a commitment to creative

partnership with all sides of the music world whether in building careers, promoting concerts or putting together high-level series,

festivals, special tours and projects. The company recognises that today’s music industry communicates in a variety of ways. The

importance of distinctive multimedia content continues to grow

and is an increasingly important method for Intermusica’s communications. Recently launched, Intermusica Film brings a

new dimension to their activity and feeds into directly the creative development of Intermusica’s artists, tours and projects.

www.intermusica.co.uk

INTERMUSICA

IMZ MEMBER NEWS

47TH ITF GOLDEN PRAGUE, 16 – 20 OCTOBER 2010, ZOFIN PALACE

EXTENDED DEADLINE!

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ACCENTUS MUSIC, founded by Paul Smaczny in Leipzig, seeks to draw on

the tradition of music films as well as on its own experience to find new

perspectives for the world of audiovisual language. A highly experienced team having

worked together for many years including experienced directors, camera

operators, sound technicians and editors, have already completed productions

featuring Claudio Abbado and the Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra, Daniel

Barenboim, Anna Netrebko and Pierre Boulez. The upcoming highlight in 2010 will

surely be the live broadcast of Caudio Abbado’s return to La Scala on 6 June 2010.

In its first year, accentus music will work together with partners such as ZDF, arte,

broadcasters of the ARD or NHK, recording concerts with the Lucerne Festival

Orchestra, the Staatskapelle Berlin, the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra or the

Gewandhausorchester Leipzig and will start an extensive documentary film about

the Leipzig St.Thomas Boy’s Choir to be released for their 800-year jubilee in 2012.

Using the latest technology in HDTV and 5.1 sound, accentus music is constantly

seeking new multimedia formats for the area of classical music – within 3D

technology, for instance, or in experimental dramatic forms for documentaries and

concert recordings.

www.accentus.com

ALLEGRO FILMS: LAURELS FOR HERZ

Christopher Nupen’s new film with Alice Sommer Herz, who is now 106 years old

and still practising the piano for two and a half hours every day (See IMZ NL

February), has just won the World Bronze Medal Documentary category at the

New York Film and Television Festival!

Find out more on Alice Sommer Herz – Everything is a Present here

For further information (or addressing your congratulations…), please contact

Christopher Nupen, [email protected].

IMZ MEMBER NEWS

NEWSLETTER

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IMZ MEMBER NEWS

NEWSLETTER

CAMERA LUCIDA - PRODUCTIONS WIN WITH VIAN

Boris Vian and all that jazz! After receiving the SACEM 2009 award, Boris Vian – A

life of jazz has once again been awarded! The Camera Lucida team is proud to

announce that their production has received the prestigious Best Film for Television

award at the FIFA 2010 (International Art Film Festival) in Montreal.

Boris Vian – A life of jazz, 60’

Director: Philippe Kohly; production: Camera lucida productions; co-production:

Ar t e ; i n t e rna t i ona l s a l e s : Vox l uc i d a ( con t a c t : P au l i ne Mezenod ,

[email protected])

SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY’S KEEPING SCORE WEBSITE

NOMINATED FOR WEBBY

The San Francisco Symphony’s Keeping Score website (www.keepingscore.org) has

been nominated for Best Education Site in the 14th Annual Webby Awards. Hailed as

the “Internet’s highest honor” by The New York Times, the Webby Award is the

leading international award honoring excellence on the Web.

The KeepingScore.org website was launched in 2006 and redesigned in 2009 to

accompany the SF Symphony’s PBS-TV Keeping Score documentary series, hosted by

Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas. KeepingScore.org explores the music and

stories of some of the world’s most groundbreaking composers. Designed to appeal

to high school and college age students and their teachers, KeepingScore.org also

appeals to music lovers of all ages who want to learn more about classical music.

Composers Ludwig van Beethoven, Igor Stravinsky, Aaron Copland, Pyotr

Tchaikovsky, Hector Berlioz, Charles Ives and Dmitri Shostakovich are featured on

the site.

Webby winners will be announced on 4 May and honored at a star-studded

ceremony in New York City on 14 June, where they will have an opportunity to

deliver one of The Webby Awards’ famous five-word speeches. Past Webby Award

winners—and their speeches—include Al Gore (“Please don’t recount this vote.”),

Stephen Colbert (“Me. Me. Me. Me. Me.”), and Michel Gondry (“Keyboards are full of

germs.”). The Webby Awards is presented by the International Academy of Digital

Arts and Sciences, a 650-person judging academy whose members include Internet

co-inventor Vinton Cerf, R/GA’s Chief Bob Greenberg, “The Simpsons” creator Matt

Groening, Arianna Huffington, and Harvey Weinstein.

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IMZ MEMBER NEWS

NEWSLETTER

EUROARTS MUSIC INTERNATIONA

EuroArts Music International proudly presents the

20th edition of the annual Europa Konzert of the

Berliner Philharmoniker, the Europa Konzert

2010 from Oxford: Each year the Berliner

Philharmoniker select a venue of cultural importance

in a different European city for a concert to mark

their founding in 1882 – this year’s concert takes

place in the Sheldonian Theatre of Oxford University.

The orchestra, under the baton of Daniel Barenboim,

welcomes cellist Alisa Weilerstein, who has attracted

widespread attention for a playing that combines

natural virtuosic command and technical precision

with impassioned musicianship. (Programme number:

5806)

EuroArts Music International would also like to invite

you to two fascinating operas, both recorded at the

Paris Opéra Bastille by Idéale Audience:

Massenet: Werther

Under the baton of Michel Plasson, a Massenet

specialist, singers Jonas Kaufmann and Sophie Koch

perform one of opera history's most touching love

stories. Jonas Kaufmann, who received ecstatic

reviews from the French press, not only looks the

part of the romantic, lovelorn hero, he sings it with a

wealth of expressive nuances. Kaufmann in his role

debut is very convincing as Werther, equally so is the

splendid Sophie Koch as Charlotte and Ludovic Tézier

as a warm, manly Albert, Werther’s successful rival.

(Programme Number: 7928)

© Alain Picard

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IMZ MEMBER NEWS

NEWSLETTER

© Nathalie Bauer

Bellini: La Sonnambula

The musical director Evelino Pidò, who has become a noted figure on the

international scene for his work with Italian operas, and a cast of

internationally celebrated singers present one of the most fascinating Italian

Romantic operas.

After bringing the house down at the Met last year, French soprano Natalie

Dessay sings this beautiful role for the first time at the Paris Opéra Bastille

thrilling the audience as both a singer and an actress…

(Programme Number: 7927)

For further details and more information, please contact Ulrike Siebert,

Head of Marketing & Communication, [email protected]

www.euroarts.com

Page 12: IMZ Newsletter May 2010

CLASART CATALOGUE NEWS

Ioan Holender at the Vienna State Opera

- A musical review 1991 – 2010

On 30 June 2010, the Vienna State Opera will be

able to look back on 157 premieres: 83 opera

premieres, 63 ballet evenings, 11 children’s operas

during Ioan Holender’s term as director, the longest

such term in the 140-year history of the opera

house. The concert Musical Review 1991 – 2010, a

charity concert, will revive the artistic highlights of

almost two decades. Excerpts from some 40

premieres at the Vienna State Opera since 1991 will

be performed, interpreted by artists who left their

mark on Holender’s term of office. Highlights of

opera, operetta and ballet will recall some of the

great performances of the last 19 years. With Anna

Netrebko, Plácido Domingo, Joseph Calleja, José

Cura, Diana Damrau, Simon Keenlyside, Thomas

Hampson, Krassimira Stoyanova and many others.

An ORF-Production distributed by Clasart.

Carmen from the Met

Among the large catalogue of the Metropolitan

Opera there is one outstanding production recently

recorded: Carmen with the breathtaking Elina

Garanča in the title role and Roberto Alagna as her

Don José. As Micaëla acts soprano star Barbara

Frittoli. Director Richard Eyre has promised a “sexy

and shocking” version and his work does not

disappoint. Variety wrote: “He has created a Carmen

that is gripping from start to finish.” Never the final

scene, in which the crazed Don José stabs the

fatalistically defiant Carmen, was executed with such

stunning realism, a dangerous mingling of sex,

rebellion and violence:

the very essence of Carmen. The phenomenal

Metropolitan Opera orchestra is conducted lively

and dynamically by young Canadian star conductor

Yannick Nézet-Séguin. The press unanimously

praised this CARMEN as one of the very best

productions shown at the Met in the past years.

For further details, please contact Katja Raths,

[email protected]

IMZ MEMBER NEWS

NEWSLETTER

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IMZ MEMBER NEWS

NEWSLETTER

C MAJOR ENTERTAINMENT

Three Tenors And The FIFA World Cup 2010

20 Years The Original Three Tenors Concert! 800 million spectators attended this live

event in July 1990: Plácido Domingo, Luciano Pavarotti and José Carreras live at the

Baths of Caracalla in Rome! The concert on the eve of the FIFA World Cup 1990

final in Italy was the biggest hype ever in the history of classical music! Zubin Mehta

conducts the Florence Maggio Musicale Orchestra and the Rome Teatro del’Opera

Orchestra.

TV Director: Brian Large; Length: 86’; Production: IME; TV distribution worldwide: C

Major Entertainment; also available: Making of The Original Three Tenors Concert.

Three Tenors

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IMZ MEMBER NEWS

NEWSLETTER

The classical event on the occasion of the FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa:

Great Voices from South Africa! A fascinating film about South Africa’s terrific

Cape Choral Festival, which brings together the best of South Africa‘s youth and

community choirs for an evening of unique music-making. Amongst those

performing are The Chamber Choir of South Africa, award-winning violinist

Samson Diamond and his Mzansi Classical Players and star soprano Angela

Kerrison.

Director: Norbert Busè; Length: 52’; Format: HD; Production: studio.tv.film; TV

distribution worldwide: C Major Entertainment

And The King lives on…

2010 is all about Elvis in Las Vegas! This documentary looks at new aspects

of the Elvis universe and presents exclusive excerpts from the latest show by

Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas: Viva Elvis. Author of this high calibre documentary is

prize-winning filmmaker, director and Elvis-expert Hannes Rossacher. Director:

Hannes

Rossacher; Length: 90’; Format: HD; Production: MCC in coproduction with ZDF;

TV distribution worldwide: C Major Entertainment

For more details, please contact C Major Entertainment: mail@cmajor-

entertainment.com or telephone: +49-(0)30-30306464.

!

South Africa

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IMZ MEMBER NEWS

NEWSLETTER

ELECTRIC SKY WITH NEW PRODUCTIONS FROM

ROYAL OPERA HOUSE

Electric Sky has acquired two new Royal Opera House productions;

the highly anticipated new production of Anna Nicole, based on the

life of the late American glamour model Anna Nicole Smith, directed

by Richard Jones with music by Mark-Anthony Turnage. Ms Smith’s

rise to fame is a tale of passion, wealth, scandal and tragedy, making

the story of this Texan high school drop-out a bittersweet, glamorous

and intrinsically dramatic American tale of celebrity.

In ballet, Lewis Carroll’s eternally appealing story of Alice’s

Adventures In Wonderland has been envisioned as a new full-length

work by multi-award winning contemporary choreographer

Christopher Wheeldon who also featured in Strictly Bolshoi, another

fascinating ballet title in the Electric Sky performance catalogue.

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland brings together Wheeldon’s highly

original choreography, striking set design by Bob Crowley (winner of

the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Set Design) and a new musical

score composed by Joby Talbot, famed resident composer for UK’s

Classic FM.

Electric Sky has also acquired three exciting contemporary dance

pieces from The Royal Ballet’s resident choreographer Wayne

McGregor: Chroma (featuring orchestral arrangement of the music of

The White Stripes), Infra, and Limen (3 x 30’).

For further information, please vsit the UK distributor’s website

www.electricsky.com

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LINK TV TO CHALLENGE STEREOTYPES

Link TV announces the broadcast premiere in May of a four-

part film series, Rappers, Divas and Virtuosos: New Music

from the Muslim World. The artists covered are: Anusheh

Anadil, an outspoken singer from Bangladesh, H-Kayne,

Morocco's pioneer hip hop band, Kayhan Kalhor, the master

of the Iranian kamancheh, Mariam Hassan, considered to be

the voice of the Western Sahara, and Sister Fa, a female

rapper from Senegal.

The intent of the series, produced by Link TV, and funded by

the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art, is to showcase

musicians who are at the forefront of both musical and

social change in their countries, and to challenge stereotypes

about music and its place within Muslim culture. Each

episode is a half-hour. For further information contact

Michal Shapiro, Director of Music Programming,

[email protected].

IMZ MEMBERS NEWS

NEWSLETTER

Fabio Luisi Named Principal

Guest Conductor Of The

Metropolitan Opera

The Italian maestro, who made his Met

debut in 2005 with Don Carlo, will take

up the post beginning with the 2010-11

season. So far during the current

season, he has conducted Elektra, Le

Nozze di Figaro, Hansel and Gretel, and

Tosca; he leads the revival of Lulu in

May, and in 2010-11, the Italian maestro

will return for Ariadne auf Naxos and

Rigoletto. Fabio Luisi is only the second

principal guest conductor in Met

history, following Valery Gergiev who

held the position from 1998 to 2008.

Currently, he officiates as chief conductor of the

Vienna Symphony and artistic director of the

Pacific Music Festival in Sapporo, Japan.

THE METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY NEWS

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Susanna Phillips Receives Fifth Annual Beverly Sills Artist Award

Soprano Susanna Phillips has been named the recipient of the fifth annual Beverly Sills Artist

Award for young singers at the Metropolitan Opera. The $50,000 award, the largest of its kind

in the United States, is designated for extraordinarily gifted singers between the ages of 25 and

40 who have already appeared in featured solo roles at the Met. The award, in honor of

Beverly Sills, was established in 2006 by an endowment gift from Agnes Varis, a managing

director on the Met board, and her husband, Karl Leichtman. Phillips was presented with the

award at the Met on 21 April by Dr. Varis and Muffy Greenough, daughter of Beverly Sills.

www.metopera.org

IMZ MEMBERS NEWS

NEWSLETTER

THE METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY NEWS

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IMZ MEMBERS NEWS

NEWSLETTER

OBITUARY: DON JOSÉ MONTES BAQUER

A Tribute by Christopher Nupen

José Montes-Baquer died in the Planas Clinic, Palma

de Mallorca, on 18 April 2010. He had been ill for

three months. He was 74.

José was a man of kindness, of integrity, of

refinement and high intelligence: all of which were

employed to the full in his quest for a life with real

meaning – […] In his professional life he was one of

the very, very few television directors who was truly

distinguished both as an artist and as administrator.

As administrator, he had the good fortune to grow

up in the best school – the television music

department of Westdeutscher Rundfunk, under the

inspired leadership of Manfred Gräter […]. When

Gräter died […] José inherited that department

and, astonishingly, expanded it just when the lean

years for music programming, worldwide, were

beginning to engulf the television world and the age

of the ghetto channel was ushered in without

ceremony. […] As an artist […] he produced a body

of work that is distinguished from start to finish,

[…] instantly recognisable by its inventiveness, both

visual and thematic; its wit; it’s dry look at the usual,

making it, instantly, unusual in the process, and its

originality. […] Nobody else has ever made anything

remotely like José’s film Impressions de la Haute

Mongolie, which he made with Salvador Dalí. […]

(and which) made José famous in most parts of the

advanced television world.

On a personal note, we drew huge pleasure from

each other’s films and, as a direct consequence of

shared ideals and convictions, we called each other

hermano, for 40 years. I am proud of that and

grateful for it, just as I am grateful […] for the

professional support which he gave us.

It was no surprise that in his last days Don José

Montes Baquer remained courageous, philosophical

and undespairing – right to the end.

[…]

All who knew him will miss him and all will mourn

their loss –

© Christopher Nupen. Palma de Mallorca, 19 April

2010 (abridged version)

Please take the time, and read the complete version

of Chistopher Nupen’s personal tribute here.

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Dance Camera West Ninth Annual Dance Media Film Festival

Dance Camera West (DCW), recognised internationally for its month-long

presentation and celebration of dance on screen, announces the programming

for its Ninth Annual Dance Media Film Festival screening at venues throughout

Southern California in June 2010! The new website is open now! You are

welcome to take a tour at www.dancecamerawest.org!

VideoDanzaBA 2010 Reminder Call For Entries

The International Festival VideoDanzaBA kindly reminds you of its call for

selection for its twelfth Edition, to be held 4 – 12 September 2010.

For entry form and regulations, please visit www.movimiento.org/profile/

VideoDanzaBA

Pieces must be sent by regular mail up to 15 June 2010 to:

For further information:

www.VideoDanzaBA.com.ar

Application For The 9th Liszt Competition Open!

The digital application form for the 9th International Franz Liszt Piano

Competition is now available on the competition website: www.liszt.nl.

Candidates can use this form to apply until 15 June 2010. All pianists regardless

of nationality and born between 27 March 1981 and 28 March 1994 are eligible

to apply.

The 9th International Franz Liszt Piano Competition will be held from 27

March to 9 April 2011 at the Vredenburg concert hall in Utrecht. The

Competition will also be celebrating its 25th anniversary as well as the 200th

anniversary of the birth of Franz Liszt. During the Finals, the pianists will

perform with the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra under the

direction of Jaap van Zweden. The international Jury consists of Lucas Vis (non-

voting chairman), Arnaldo Cohen, Nikolai Demidenko, Philippe Entremont,

Enrico Pace, Piotr Palecny, Jerome Rose, Mûza Rubackyté, Tamás Vásáry and Jan

Wijn.

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The International Selection Rounds for the 9th Liszt

Competition will be held in Shanghai, Moscow, New

York and Utrecht in September 2010. During these

selection rounds, the International Selection Jury will

choose the 24 quarter finalists of the Competition

in Utrecht.

For more information, please contact:

Ernest Loot, International Franz Liszt Piano

Competition

Postbus 550 - NL-3500 AN Utrecht

T: ++31 (0)30 286 22 62

M: ++31 (0)6 264 322 37

E: [email protected] / www.liszt.nl

International a cappella Contest Leipzig

Whether with or without microphone, rock

arrangements or Renaissance music – From 22 to

22 May 2010, the Festival of Vocal Music in Leipzig is

staging for the fourth time the International A

CAPPELLA Contest Leipzig. 14 young ensembles

coming from 9 European countries are ready to

perform in the Mendelssohn Hall of the

Gewandhaus Leipzig where a high-level, international

jury will evaluate their technical and artistic

performance as well as their stage presence… Find

a full programme, notes on the participants, and

further general information on the competition on

www.a-cappella-wettbewerb.de.

Furthermore…

The Music Council of Australia has made a

number of policy submissions that may be of

interest to IMZ members. Read more on

http://www.mca.org.au/web/content/view/123/6!

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