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| − | Originally established in [[established::1984]], the Ave Vocal Group later became the [[Ave Chamber Choir]], and under its conductor Andraž Hauptman it quickly gained recognition in the world of Slovene and European vocal music. It received the [[Župančič Award of the City of Ljubljana]] and the Prešeren Foundation Award in 1994, and has since received the highest prizes in competitions and festivals around Europe and the USA | + | Originally established in [[established::1984]], the Ave Vocal Group later became the [[Ave Chamber Choir]], and under its conductor [[Andraž Hauptman]] it quickly gained recognition in the world of Slovene and European vocal music. It received the [[Župančič Award of the City of Ljubljana]] and the [[Prešeren Award and Prešeren Foundation Awards|Prešeren Foundation Award]] in 1994, and has since received the highest prizes in competitions and festivals around Europe and the USA. |
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| − | + | ==History== | |
| + | The chamber choir was founded in the parish Ljubljana-Vič, from where it expanded under the direction of [[Andraž Hauptman]] with concerts all over Slovenia and abroad. The choir has grown in number and in stature comprising members of diverse nationalities. In 1995 it was selected as a demonstration choir for the European Symposium of Choral Music under Swedish conductors Eric Ericsson and Gary Graden. The choir has presented its elaborate repertoire at concerts in Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Belgium, Spain, Macedonia, Egypt, Greece, South Africa, the USA, the Vatican, Canada, Denmark, Argentina, Chile and Estonia. | ||
| − | = | + | ==Programme== |
| − | The | + | The choir's repertoire consists of a varied array of secular and sacred music as well as Slovenian folk songs from the regions of Istria, Carinthia and Prekmurje. Included in their programme of classical music are the works of J.S. Bach, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Poulenc, Antonio Lotti and Sven-David Sandström. The choir has also performed many pieces by Slovenian composers of the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, for example, [[Blaž Arnič]], [[Uroš Krek]], and [[Lojze Lebič]], and has recorded much of its repertoire on all together 8 CDs. The recorded repertoire mostly encompasses sacred music by different composers with one CD entirely dedicated to the work of 19th-century Slovenian composer and Franciscan monk [[Hugolin Sattner]]. Other CDs also comprise Christmas carols and folk songs as well as Clytus Gottwald’s transcription of Mahler’s orchestral song ''I am Lost to the World''. |
| − | + | Recently, the choir concluded a series of projects in cooperation with the [[RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra]], and among them three videos in which the choir performs the music of Mahler, Stanford and [[Lojze Lebič|Lebič]]. Other events included the performance of Joseph Haydn's ''The Seasons'' in Nova Gorica and in [[Cankarjev dom, Cultural and Congress Centre|Cankarjev dom]] in Ljubljana with the [[RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra]], as well as the traditional Christmas concert. | |
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| − | Recently, the choir concluded a series of projects in cooperation with the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra, and among them three videos in which the choir performs the music of Mahler, Stanford and Lebič. Other events included the performance of Joseph Haydn's The Seasons in Nova Gorica and in Cankarjev dom in Ljubljana with the RTV Symphony Orchestra, as well as the traditional Christmas concert. | ||
| − | ==Prizes and competitions | + | ==Prizes and competitions== |
| − | The choir received one or more first place prizes at the following competitions: | + | The choir received one or more first place prizes at the following competitions: C. A. Seghizzi, Gorizia (1992, 1996); Florilege Vocal de Tours, France (1993); Cantate, Maasmechelen, Belgium (1993); Tolosa, Spain (1994); Athens, Greece (1996); Montreux, Switzerland (1998): Rhodes, Greece (1999); Felipe Vallesi, Mendoza, Argentina (2000); Tallin, Estonia (2001); Franz Schubert Competition, Vienna, Austria (2004); competitions in Niš, Serbia, and Helsinki, Finland (2006). At the [[Naša pesem Choir Competition]] in Maribor in 2007 the choir received several prizes and special mentions. Also in Maribor, in 2009, it received the first prize at the International Choral Competition. The following year, the choir received an international recognition as a finalist at the European Grand Prix for Choral Singing (2010) in Varna, Bulgaria. |
| − | C. A. Seghizzi, Gorizia (1992, 1996); Florilege Vocal de Tours, France (1993); Cantate, Maasmechelen, Belgium (1993); Tolosa, Spain (1994); Athens, Greece (1996); Montreux, Switzerland (1998): Rhodes, Greece (1999); Felipe Vallesi, Mendoza, Argentina (2000); Tallin, Estonia (2001); Franz Schubert Competition, Vienna, Austria (2004); competitions in Niš, Serbia, and Helsinki, Finland (2006). At the Naša pesem Choir Competition in Maribor in 2007 the choir received several prizes and special mentions. Also in Maribor, in 2009, it received the first prize at the International Choral Competition. The following year, the choir received an international recognition as a finalist at the European Grand Prix for Choral Singing (2010) in Varna, Bulgaria. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | * [[RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra]] | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 22:59, 13 June 2011
History
The chamber choir was founded in the parish Ljubljana-Vič, from where it expanded under the direction of Andraž Hauptman with concerts all over Slovenia and abroad. The choir has grown in number and in stature comprising members of diverse nationalities. In 1995 it was selected as a demonstration choir for the European Symposium of Choral Music under Swedish conductors Eric Ericsson and Gary Graden. The choir has presented its elaborate repertoire at concerts in Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Belgium, Spain, Macedonia, Egypt, Greece, South Africa, the USA, the Vatican, Canada, Denmark, Argentina, Chile and Estonia.
Programme
The choir's repertoire consists of a varied array of secular and sacred music as well as Slovenian folk songs from the regions of Istria, Carinthia and Prekmurje. Included in their programme of classical music are the works of J.S. Bach, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Poulenc, Antonio Lotti and Sven-David Sandström. The choir has also performed many pieces by Slovenian composers of the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, for example, Blaž Arnič, Uroš Krek, and Lojze Lebič, and has recorded much of its repertoire on all together 8 CDs. The recorded repertoire mostly encompasses sacred music by different composers with one CD entirely dedicated to the work of 19th-century Slovenian composer and Franciscan monk Hugolin Sattner. Other CDs also comprise Christmas carols and folk songs as well as Clytus Gottwald’s transcription of Mahler’s orchestral song I am Lost to the World.
Recently, the choir concluded a series of projects in cooperation with the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra, and among them three videos in which the choir performs the music of Mahler, Stanford and Lebič. Other events included the performance of Joseph Haydn's The Seasons in Nova Gorica and in Cankarjev dom in Ljubljana with the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra, as well as the traditional Christmas concert.
Prizes and competitions
The choir received one or more first place prizes at the following competitions: C. A. Seghizzi, Gorizia (1992, 1996); Florilege Vocal de Tours, France (1993); Cantate, Maasmechelen, Belgium (1993); Tolosa, Spain (1994); Athens, Greece (1996); Montreux, Switzerland (1998): Rhodes, Greece (1999); Felipe Vallesi, Mendoza, Argentina (2000); Tallin, Estonia (2001); Franz Schubert Competition, Vienna, Austria (2004); competitions in Niš, Serbia, and Helsinki, Finland (2006). At the Naša pesem Choir Competition in Maribor in 2007 the choir received several prizes and special mentions. Also in Maribor, in 2009, it received the first prize at the International Choral Competition. The following year, the choir received an international recognition as a finalist at the European Grand Prix for Choral Singing (2010) in Varna, Bulgaria.
See also
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