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Fee: Active Participants 400 Euros
Passive Participants 100 Euros
Application Deadline: 25 June 2010
Application quota: Active Participants 10 persons
Passive Participants 5 persons
Level Requiered: The Participants should be qualified in playing the classical guitar repertoire of all eras.
Documents Required:
Application Form
Reference Letter
Detailed curriculum vitae
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General Information:
The Guitar masterclass Under the Direction of Nikita Koshkin will accept 10 active and 5 passive participants. The candidates willing to participate to the masterclass should mention in the application form whether they wish to be active or passive.
The masterclass will begin on the 24th July 2010 in the morning. The participants are kindly asked to arrive in Ayvalik one day before, i.e. 23dr July. The night of the 23rd July is included to the fee. The masterclass will end on the 31st of July in the afternoon, the participants should leave the academy on the 31st of July in the evening. The night of the 31st of July is not included to the fee.
Active Participants should send the complete documents required until 25th June 2010. The documents will be examined and the definitive participants will be declared via email. Definitive participants should pay the 100Euros registration fee to the bank account mentioned until 2nd July 2010.
The remaining 300Euros application fee should be paid to the bank account mentioned until 12th July 2010. This fee includes accommodation and breakfast. The active participants will be accommodated in Ayvalık Haluk Barutçuoğlu House Ayvalık Music Center. The classes will be held in Haluk Barutçuoğlu House Ayvalık Music Center.
Passive Participants should pay the 100Euros registration fee to the bank account mentioned, and send the complete documents required until 2nd July 2010. This fee does not include accommodation and breakfast. The place and expenses of accommodation for Passive participants will be at their own responsibility.
Registration fee 100.- euros.
Registration
fee should be paid until 2nd July 2010 as "donation" to the bank account Garanti Bank Ayvalik Branch, Ayvalik-Turkey, Euro account
number: 789-9099328. The name of the participant should be mentioned on the bank order. A copy of the bank order should be sent to the
fax number +90 266 312 67 04.
Participation fee 300.-euros
Participation fee should be paid until 12th July 2010 as "donation" to the bank account Garanti Bank Ayvalik Branch, Ayvalik-Turkey, Euro account
number: 789-9099328. The name of the participant should be mentioned on the bank order. A copy of the bank order should be sent to the
fax number +90 266 312 67 04. |
Click Here for Application Form
Nikita Koshkin (guitar)
Born in Moscow in 1956, Koshkin recalls liking the music of Shostakovich and Stravinsky at age 4. His parents planned a diplomatic career for young Nikita, however, and until he was 14, rock was his only musical interest. That year, his grandfather gave him a guitar and a recording by Segovia, and his life was changed. Composing for and playing the guitar became his double passion, and he went on to study guitar with George Emanov at the Moscow College of Music, and with Alexander Frauchi at the Gnesin Institute (Russian Academy of Music), where he also studied composition with Victor Egorov. Koshkin's composing profile gained international stature in 1980, when Vladimir Mikulka premiered his suite for guitar, The Prince's Toys. Koshkin's music, which includes scores for guitar ensembles and works for guitar with other instruments and the voice, has since been performed by artists such as John Williams, the Assad Duo, and the Zagreb and Amsterdam Guitar Trios. Koshkin is also an active concertizer, with tours of Russia, Central and Western Europe, Great Britain and the United States to his credit. His first CD was made in Arizona through Soundset Recordings while he was in the United States in 1997 as a featured artist of the Guitar Foundation of America International Convention in southern California.
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