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8th December: Hallé launches online set works concert for students, Director of the Berlin Philharmonic remains in office, 30th anniversary of the CNSMDP at La Villette

Tuesday 8th December 2020

Hallé launches online set works concert for GCSE and A-level students

The Hallé has announced that from 10am on 22 January 2021, its online dedicated set works concert from The Bridgewater Hall will be available to schools teaching GCSE and A-level music. 

The Orchestra Through The Ages has been created in collaboration with teachers and music educators across the country and features the development of the orchestra from the Renaissance to the present day and repertoire from the GCSE, AS and A-level syllabuses from AQA, OCR, Edexcel and Eduqas/WJEC.
Available to watch in full or spread across several lessons in ‘chapters’, the concert covers ‘Beginnings’, the Classical era, Romanticism, and the Twentieth Century.

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Intendantin der Berliner Philharmoniker bleibt bis 2025

Andrea Zietzschmann bleibt weitere drei Jahre Intendantin der Stiftung Berliner Philharmoniker. Der Stiftungsrat habe der Verlängerung ihres Vertrages bis zum 31. August 2025 zugestimmt, teilte die Senatskulturverwaltung am Montag mit. Zietzschmann hat die Intendanz im September 2017 übernommen.

Der Stiftungsratsvorsitzende und Kultursenator Klaus Lederer (Linke) äußerte sich erfreut, dass mit Zietzschmann “eine der herausragenden Frauen in der Musikbranche” in Berlin bleibe. Die Intendantin habe den spannenden Aufbruch der Berliner Philharmoniker mit ihrem neuen Chefdirigenten Kirill Petrenko erfolgreich mitgestaltet. Er sei überzeugt, dass sie das Orchester “gerade jetzt durch die derzeit für die Musik so schwierigen Bedingungen mit großem Elan und der gebotenen Umsicht führen wird”, betonte Lederer.

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Director of the Berlin Philharmonic remains in office until 2025

Andrea Zietzschmann will remain Artistic Director of the Berlin Philharmonic Foundation for another three years. The Senate Cultural Administration announced on Monday that the Board of Trustees had approved the extension of her contract until 31 August 2025. Zietzschmann took over as artistic director in September 2017.

Klaus Lederer, Chairman of the Foundation Board and Senator for Culture, expressed his pleasure that with Zietzschmann “one of the outstanding women in the music industry” would remain in Berlin. The artistic director had successfully shaped the exciting new beginning of the Berliner Philharmoniker with her new chief conductor Kirill Petrenko. He is convinced that she will “lead the orchestra “especially now through the current difficult conditions for music with great élan and the necessary prudence”, stressed Lederer.

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Emilie Delorme à l’occasion des 30 ans du CNSMDP à la Villette : « On forme des artistes protéiformes »

A l’occasion des 30 ans de l’installation du Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris à la Cité de la Musique à La Villette, Emilie Delorme, sa directrice récemment nommée, était l’invitée de la Matinale de Jean-Baptiste Urbain.

Un anniversaire que l’institution célèbre en plein reconfinement à cause de la crise sanitaire et qui a dû s’adapter aux conditions exceptionnelles : en lieu et place des concerts et représentations publics, le CNSMDP a déployé les moyens numériques, à travers plusieurs jours de diffusions des captations des concerts et des débats avec les professionnels et partenaires du monde musical. « C’est une grande déception de ne pas pouvoir présenter nos artistes sur scène, mais on a essayé d’y répondre par la création audiovisuelle et du débat. On a capté un certain nombre d’événements visant à montrer nos jeunes artistes sur scène, les danseurs, les compositeurs, les interprètes. […] C’était important pour moi qu’il y ait du débat, parce qu’en arrivant à la tête d’une institution la première chose que l’on fait c’est de réfléchir à son avenir collectivement, » disait la directrice au micro de Jean-Baptiste Urbain.

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Emilie Delorme on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the CNSMDP at La Villette: “We train protean artists”

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris at the Cité de la Musique in La Villette, Emilie Delorme, its recently appointed director, was the guest of Jean-Baptiste Urbain’s Matinale.

An anniversary that the institution is celebrating in the midst of a reconfinement due to the health crisis and which has had to adapt to exceptional conditions: instead of concerts and public performances, the CNSMDP has deployed digital means, through several days of broadcasting recordings of the concerts and debates with professionals and partners from the music world. “It is a great disappointment not to be able to present our artists on stage, but we have tried to respond to this with audiovisual creation and debate. We have captured a number of events aimed at showing our young artists on stage, the dancers, composers and performers. …] It was important for me that there was debate, because when you become the head of an institution, the first thing you do is to think about its future collectively,” said the director, speaking with Jean-Baptiste Urbain.

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