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	COPENHAGEN SUMMER FESTIVAL 2005 Click here for photos and details about the artists from the 2005 programme Monday, July 25 - 4:30 PM OPENING CONCERT Baiba Skride (violin), Jérôme Ducros (piano) Winner of Queen Elisabeth Competition 2001 Copenhagen Summer Festival starts with a first class concert with one of internationally most outstanding young violinists, Baiba Skride (b 1981 in Riga). Baiba Skride has played as a soloist with the most important orchestras of both Europe and the USA. Program Schubert Sonatina, Ravel Sonata, Prokofiev Sonata No. 1, Ravel Tzigane
	Tuesday July 26 - 4:30 PM Trio Ismena Monika Malmquist (violin), Ida Nørholm (cello), Christine Raft (piano) A presentation of one of our youngest piano trios. The three young musicians study at The Royal Danish Academy of Music. Program Beethoven Trio op. 1 No. 3, Ravel Trio Admission free
	Wednesday July 27 - 4:30 PM David Bogorad (violin) Winner of Øresunds Solist 2005, Per Salo (piano) Neel Bramsnæs Teilmann (piano) Winner of The Steinway Competition 2004 Young talents David Bogorad has won prizes in The Jacob Gade violin competition, The Berlingske Music Competition and Øresunds Solist. He is born in 1986 and studyes, among others, with prof. Milan Vitek in the USA. Neel Bramsnæs Teilmann won Steinway Competition 2004. Program David Bogorad: Janacek - Sonata for violin and piano Wieniawski - Scherzo Tarantella Op. 16 Elgar - La Capriceuce Op. 32 Neel Bramsnæs: Tjajkovskij - from The Seasons Op. 37b Prokofiev - Sonata No. 2 in d minor Op. 12 Admission free
	Thursday July 28 - 4:30 PM Kim Bak Dinitzen and Ursula Smith, cello duo Kim Bak Dinitzen is one of Denmark's leading cellists. He is born in 1963 and holds the position of solo cellist at Det Kgl. Kapel together with solo concerts in both Europe and the USA. His has recorded cello music by, among others, Britten and Faure. Ursula Smith is born in England in 1965. She has won prizes at, among others, the Osaka International Chamber Music Competition and is currently playing with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe and Concerto Copenhagen. Program Jean Baptiste Barriére, Ligeti, Sally Beamish, Luciano Berio, Paganini
	Friday July 29 - 4:30 PM Hafnia Chamber Orchestra, Simon Casali-Krzentowski (conductor) Young talents The Hafnia Chamber Orchestra is a recently founded chamber orchester with students from The Royal Danish Academy of Music. The conductor is the talented Dutch guest student, Simon Casali-Krentowski. Program C. Nielsen - Little Suite, Op. 1 J. Suk - Serenade, Op. 6 P.I. Tchaikovsky - Serenade Op. 48
	Saturday July 30 - 4:30 PM Young classical talents Toke Møldrup (cello), Tanja Zapolski (piano) 23 year old Toke Møldrup recently gave a well received debut concert and is already an experienced soloist in Denmark as well as abroad. He has received Jacob Gade Legatet and is also playing the cello in the Paizo Quartet. Today he plays together with Tanja Zapolski, who is one of Denmarks's most talented young pianists. Program Schubert, Prokofiev Admission free
	Sunday July 31 - 4:30 PM Kim Sjøgren (violin), Poul Rosenbaum (piano) Kim Sjøgren is one of Denmark's most remarkable talents ever. He reaches the highest standards on the classical music scene and is at the same time a popular and many talented entertainer. He has won many prizes, has been concert master at Det Kgl. Kapel og plays regularly with leading symphony orchestras. And he has recently been appointed as professor of violin at Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium in Århus. Today he plays together with his colleague and friend Poul Rosenbaum, who has recorded more than 20 cd's, works as an administrator and music teacher as well as playing solo concerts on the piano. Program Mozart, Beethoven, Kreisler, Henriques
	Monday August 1 - 4:30 PM Janne Fredens (cello) and Søren Rastogi (piano) Young talents Janne Fredens and Søren Rastogi both played their debut concerts this winter. Janne Fredens has received, among others, the Jacob Gade Legat and plays the cello in the Jalina Trio. Søren Rastogi has won several prizes - among others Nordisk Pianistkonkurrences - and has played as a solist with several orchestra in Denmark. Program Beethoven, Piazolla, Schostakovitch Admission free
	Tuesday August 2 - 4:30 PM Sylvia Viertel (violin), Andreas Frölich (piano), Alexander Hülshoff (cello) Sylvia Vertel is professor of violin in Graz (Austria). She has a brilliant carrier as a solist and chamber musician in Europe and in both North and South America. She has also been professor of violin at the Music Academy in Århus og concert master at Det Kgl. Kapel. She has recorded several cd's together with Andreas Frölich and Alexander Hülshoff. Program Brahms, Sibelius, Piazolla, Gardel
	Wednesday August 3 - 4:30 PM Thomas Clausen, piano solo One of Denmark’s best jazz pianists in an outstanding solo performance. Thomas Clausen is strongly influenced by Brazilian music and is one of Denmark's most creative composers.
	Thursday August 4 - 4:30 PM Elisabeth Zeuthen Schneider (violin), Ulrik Stærk (piano) This is two of Denmark's most outstanding chamber musicians, who have played together for more than 10 years and recorded several cd's. They are both teach at The Royal Danish Acedemy of Music. Program Lutoslawski, Schumann og Beethoven
	Friday August 5 - 4:30 PM Elna Carr (violin), Håkan Quennerstedt (piano) Young talents Elna Carr is born in 1988 and has played the violin since the age of 4. She won "Årets Skånske Stjerneskud" in 1999 and Øresunds Solist in 2005. She studies at the Music Academy of Falun.
	Saturday August 6 - 4:30 PM Sergei Azizian (violin), Elena Semishina (piano) Den armensk fødte Sergei Azizian er violinprofessor ved Det Kgl. Danske Musikkonservatorium i København og er desuden koncertmester i Sjællands Symfoniorkester. Han er en af de mest markante musikere i dansk musikliv og spiller her sammen med pianisten Elena Semishina, som har en omfattende solistisk karriere og desuden er professor på Musikkonservatoriet i Skt. Petersborg. Program Nikolai Metner (1880-1951) - Sonata no. 1, Op. 21 Sergey Taneev (1856-1915) - Fra Suite. Op. 28
	Sunday August 7 - 4:30 PM Olivier Patey (clarinet), Eric Pauwels (piano) Presentation of Olivier Patey, the winner of the Carl Nielsen International Clarinet Competition 2005 Program Poulenc, Berio, Chausson, Weber
	Many thanks to Kulturministeriet, Københavns Kommune, Solistforeningen af 1921, Augustinus Fonden, Dansk Solistforbund, Dansk Musikerforbund, Nationalbankens Jubilæumsfond, Gangstedfonden, Beckett-Fonden, Øresunds Solist, Sonning Fonden, Dyrup, Gyldendal