Name: 8. koncert Mednarodnega glasbenega cikla Mladi virtuozi
Start: 2023-01-19T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-01-19T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Križanke

Organization

Festival Ljubljana

Clarinettist

Samanta Škorja

Clarinet

Flautist

Anamarija Lajh

Flute

Pianist

Stefan Pajanović

Piano

Križanke

8. koncert Mednarodnega glasbenega cikla Mladi virtuozi

Ljubljana

Slovenia

8. koncert Mednarodnega glasbenega cikla Mladi virtuozi: Clarinet Sonata No.1, Op.120 No.1 (arr. Luciano Berio) (+5 More)

Oratorio / Orchestral

Clarinet Sonata No.1, Op.120 No.1 (arr. Luciano Berio)

Odelette op.162

Density 21.5

Andante and Allegro for clarinet and piano

12 Fantasias for Flute without Bass, TWV 40:2-13

Sonata for Flute and Piano, op. 61 (1927)

Approved

Samanta Škorja (1997) je po maturi na Umetniški gimnaziji Koper v razredu Boruta Vatovca diplomirala in magistrirala na ljubljanski Akademiji za glasbo v razredu Jožeta Kotarja. Magistrirala je tudi na Visoki šoli za glasbo v Ženevi v razredu Romaina Guyota. Udeležila se je mnogih tekmovanj in dosegla visoke rezultate, od tega štiri zlate plakete in tri prve nagrade na TEMSIGU, zlato plaketo na mednarodnem tekmovanju Svirel, zlati plaketi in prvi nagradi na mednarodnih tekmovanjih Marco Fiorindo v Torinu in Emona festival, prvo, drugo in tretjo nagrado na mednarodnem tekmovanju Città di Carlino, absolutno prvo nagrado na mednarodnem tekmovanju Davorin Jenko v Beogradu, tretjo nagrado na Tajskem mednarodnem tekmovanju za klarinetiste ter leta 2021 prve nagrade na tekmovanju UniWindLjubljana, Francoskem glasbenem tekmovanju, Mednarodnem glasbenem tekmovanju v Cluju in mednarodnem tekmovanju za pihalce in trobilce v Varaždinu Woodwind & Brass Grand Prix. Kot solistka je nastopila s filharmoničnimi orkestri iz Transilvanije, Braşova in Državne filharmonije Dinu Lipatti, Satu Mare v Romuniji, s simfoničnimi orkestri KGBL, RTV Slovenija in SNG Maribor ter Orkestrom Slovenske vojske. Kot substitutka sodeluje v Orkestru Slovenske filharmonije, Simfoničnem orkestru RTV Slovenija in Policijskem orkestru. Sodelovala je v Mediteranskem mladinskem orkestru (MYO), na Aurora Music Festivalu v Stockholmu in European Union Orchestra v Bukarešti. Od leta 2019 je članica Mladinskega orkestra Gustava Mahlerja (GMJO) in substitutka v Orkestru Romanske Švice.

Stefan Pajanović (1996) je začel igrati klavir pri petih letih v razredu Lilijane Žerajić. Je dobitnik številnih nagrad, med drugim je na mednarodnem tekmovanju Ars nova v Trstu trikrat zapored osvojil prve nagrade. Na mednarodnem tekmovanju Euritmia v Italiji je leta 2009 prejel drugo nagrado, leta 2011 pa osvojil prvo nagrado in drugo mesto. Leta 2007 je na državnem tekmovanju TEMSIG prejel srebrno plaketo, leta 2010 pa zlato plaketo in tretjo nagrado. V letih 2011–2015 se je šolal na Konservatoriju za glasbo in balet Ljubljana v razredu Lidije Malahotky Haas. Njegov tedanji glasbeni razvoj potrjujejo nagrade na tekmovanjih v Povolettu 2014, memorialu Jurica Murai v Varaždinu 2015 ter na TEMSIG-u leta 2013, kjer je prejel srebrno plaketo. Šolanje je nadaljeval na Akademiji za glasbo v Ljubljani v razredu Jasminke Stančul, v študijskem letu 2018/2019 pa je študiral v okviru Erasmusove izmenjave na Visoki šoli za glasbo in gledališče v Münchnu. Septembra lani je kot solist nastopil s Simfoničnim orkestrom RTV Slovenija. Znanje klavirja izpopolnjuje na seminarjih in poletnih glasbenih šolah pri priznanih in svetovno uveljavljenih pianistih in pedagogih, kot so Ruben Dalibaltayan, Aleksandar Madžar, Konstantin Bogino, Markus Bellheim, Aleksandar Serdar in drugi. V letih 2020 in 2021 je deloval kot korepetitor na poletni operni akademiji maestra Georgea Pehlivaniana, sodeloval pa je tudi s SNG Opera in balet Maribor.

Anamarija Lajh si je glasbeno pot začrtala pod mentorstvom Lije Frajnkovič na glasbenih šolah Karol Pahor Ptuj in Zasebni glasbeni šoli sv. Petra in Pavla na Ptuju. Po uspešno opravljenem sprejemnem izpitu je izobraževanje nadaljevala na Konservatoriju za glasbo in balet Maribor pod mentorstvom prof. Violete Ozvatić. Ob koncu prvega letnika je opravila sprejemni izpit za pripravljalni tečaj na Univerzi za glasbo in upodabljajočo umetnost v Gradcu. Strast do glasbe jo je po maturi popeljala na študij flavte v Gradcu, kjer pod mentorstvom prof. Nilsa Thila Krämerja izpopolnjuje igranje flavte na koncertni in pedagoški smeri ter si nabira izkušnje za kasnejšo karierno pot. Med šolanjem se je udeleževala državnih in mednarodnih tekmovanj in dosegla številne prve nagrade in zlata priznanja ter postala dvakratna zmagovalka državnega tekmovanja TEMSIG. Bila je prva flavtistka v številnih orkestrih Konservatorija za glasbo in balet Maribor, kot prva flavtistka je sodelovala v predstavi Planinska roža v izvedbi SNG Maribor in bila izbrana za snemanje oddaje Mladi virtuozi na RTV Slovenija. V letih glasbenega izobraževanja je sodelovala na številnih poletnih šolah in mojstrskih tečajih po Sloveniji in v tujini pri mednarodno priznanih flavtistih, kot sta Martin Belič in Karl-Heinz Schütz, ter flavtistkah Evi-Nini Kozmus, Rachel Brown, Jihoon Shin, Eszteri Alföldy-Boruss in Lauri Levai Aksin.

Angelika Lajh se je klavir začela učiti na Glasbeni šoli Karol Pahor na Ptuju v razredu prof. Toma Hajška. Po opravljenem sprejemnem preizkusu na Konservatoriju za glasbo in balet Maribor jo je v poglobljen svet klavirja naslednja štiri leta popeljala prof. Lidija Maletič. Leta 2016 se je vpisala na Akademijo za glasbo v Ljubljani, smer glasbena umetnost – klavir, kjer je leta 2019 diplomirala, leta 2021 pa še magistrirala v razredu prof. Aleksandra Serdarja. Med šolanjem se je dodatno izobraževala na seminarjih priznanih profesorjev ter svoje igranje klavirja uspešno preizkušala na mednarodnih tekmovanjih v kategoriji solo, klavirski duo ter komorna igra. Kot solistka je leta 2016 v sklopu Klasinčevih nagrad Konservatorija Maribor nastopila z godalnim orkestrom Konservatorija Maribor. Je amaterska pevka, kot korepetitorka redno sodeluje z različnimi glasbeniki in skupinami, svojo ljubezen do glasbe pa zelo rada prenaša na naslednje generacije kot učiteljica klavirja.

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Samantha Škorja(1997) after matriculation at the Koper Art High School in the class of Borut Vatovac, she graduated and mastered at the Ljubljana Academy of Music in the class of Jože Kotar. She also received her master's degree at the College of Music in Geneva in the class of Romain Guyot. She participated in many competitions and achieved high results, including four gold plaques and three first prizes at TEMSIGO, a gold plaque at the international Svirel competition, gold plaques and first prizes at the Marco Fiorindo international competitions in Turin and the Emona festival, first, second and third the prize at the Città di Carlino International Competition, the absolute first prize at the Davorin Jenko International Competition in Belgrade, the third prize at the Thai International Clarinetist Competition and in 2021 the first prizes at the UniWindLjubljana Competition, the French Music Competition, The international music competition in Cluj and the international woodwind and brass competition in Varaždin Woodwind & Brass Grand Prix. As a soloist, she performed with the philharmonic orchestras from Transylvania, Braşov and the Dinu Lipatti State Philharmonic, Satu Mare in Romania, with the symphony orchestras KGBL, RTV Slovenia and SNG Maribor, and the Orchestra of the Slovenian Army. As a substitute, she participates in the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra, the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra and the Police Orchestra. She participated in the Mediterranean Youth Orchestra (MYO), the Aurora Music Festival in Stockholm and the European Union Orchestra in Bucharest. Since 2019, she has been a member of the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra (GMJO) and a substitute in the Orchestra of Romanesque Switzerland. As a soloist, she performed with the philharmonic orchestras from Transylvania, Braşov and the Dinu Lipatti State Philharmonic, Satu Mare in Romania, with the symphony orchestras KGBL, RTV Slovenia and SNG Maribor, and the Orchestra of the Slovenian Army. As a substitute, she participates in the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra, the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra and the Police Orchestra. She participated in the Mediterranean Youth Orchestra (MYO), the Aurora Music Festival in Stockholm and the European Union Orchestra in Bucharest. Since 2019, she has been a member of the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra (GMJO) and a substitute in the Orchestra of Romanesque Switzerland. As a soloist, she performed with the philharmonic orchestras from Transylvania, Braşov and the Dinu Lipatti State Philharmonic, Satu Mare in Romania, with the symphony orchestras KGBL, RTV Slovenia and SNG Maribor, and the Orchestra of the Slovenian Army. As a substitute, she participates in the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra, the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra and the Police Orchestra. She participated in the Mediterranean Youth Orchestra (MYO), the Aurora Music Festival in Stockholm and the European Union Orchestra in Bucharest. Since 2019, she has been a member of the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra (GMJO) and a substitute in the Orchestra of Romanesque Switzerland. The Symphony Orchestra of RTV Slovenia and the Police Orchestra. She participated in the Mediterranean Youth Orchestra (MYO), the Aurora Music Festival in Stockholm and the European Union Orchestra in Bucharest. Since 2019, she has been a member of the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra (GMJO) and a substitute in the Orchestra of Romanesque Switzerland. The Symphony Orchestra of RTV Slovenia and the Police Orchestra. She participated in the Mediterranean Youth Orchestra (MYO), the Aurora Music Festival in Stockholm and the European Union Orchestra in Bucharest. Since 2019, she has been a member of the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra (GMJO) and a substitute in the Orchestra of Romanesque Switzerland.

Stefan Pajanovic(1996) started playing the piano at the age of five in Lilijana Žerajić's class. He is the winner of many awards, among others, he won the first prizes three times in a row at the international competition Ars nova in Trieste. In 2009, he won second prize at the international Eurythmia competition in Italy, and in 2011 he won first prize and second place. In 2007, he received a silver plaque at the TEMSIG national competition, and in 2010, he received a gold plaque and third prize. In the years 2011-2015, he studied at the Ljubljana Conservatory of Music and Ballet in the class of Lidija Malahotky Haas. His musical development at that time is confirmed by awards at competitions in Povoletto 2014, Jurica Murai memorial in Varaždin 2015 and at TEMSIG in 2013, where he received a silver plaque. He continued his education at the Academy of Music in Ljubljana in the class of Jasminka Stančul. in the academic year 2018/2019, he studied as part of the Erasmus exchange at the University of Music and Theater in Munich. Last September, he performed as a soloist with the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra. He improves his piano skills at seminars and summer music schools with renowned and world-renowned pianists and teachers, such as Ruben Dalibaltayan, Aleksandar Madžar, Konstantin Bogino, Markus Bellheim, Aleksandar Serdar and others. In 2020 and 2021, he worked as an accompanist at maestro George Pehlivanian's summer opera academy, and he also collaborated with SNG Opera and Ballet Maribor. He improves his piano skills at seminars and summer music schools with renowned and world-renowned pianists and teachers, such as Ruben Dalibaltayan, Aleksandar Madžar, Konstantin Bogino, Markus Bellheim, Aleksandar Serdar and others. In 2020 and 2021, he worked as an accompanist at maestro George Pehlivanian's summer opera academy, and he also collaborated with SNG Opera and Ballet Maribor. He improves his piano skills at seminars and summer music schools with renowned and world-renowned pianists and teachers, such as Ruben Dalibaltayan, Aleksandar Madžar, Konstantin Bogino, Markus Bellheim, Aleksandar Serdar and others. In 2020 and 2021, he worked as an accompanist at maestro George Pehlivanian's summer opera academy, and he also collaborated with SNG Opera and Ballet Maribor.

Anamarija Lajhshe charted her musical path under the mentorship of Lija Frajnkovič at the music schools Karol Pahor Ptuj and the Private Music School of St. Peter and Paul in Ptuj. After successfully passing the entrance exam, she continued her education at the Maribor Conservatory of Music and Ballet under the mentorship of prof. Violeta Ozvatić. At the end of her first year, she passed the entrance exam for the preparatory course at the University of Music and Visual Arts in Graz. After graduation, her passion for music led her to study the flute in Graz, where she was mentored by prof. Nils Thilo Krämer is perfecting his flute playing in concert and teaching courses and is gaining experience for his later career path. During her schooling, she participated in national and international competitions and achieved many first prizes and gold awards and became a two-time winner of the TEMSIG national competition.Mountain rose performed by SNG Maribor and was chosen for the recording of the show Mladi Virtuosi on RTV Slovenia. During her years of musical education, she participated in many summer schools and master classes in Slovenia and abroad with internationally renowned flutists such as Martin Belič and Karl-Heinz Schütz, as well as flutists Evi-Nini Kozmus, Rachel Brown, Jihoon Shin, Eszteri Alföldy-Boruss and Lauri Levai Aksin.

Angelika Lajhstarted learning the piano at the Karol Pahor School of Music in Ptuj in the class of prof. Tom Hajšek. After passing the entrance exam at the Maribor Conservatory of Music and Ballet, Prof. Lidija Maletic. In 2016, she enrolled at the Academy of Music in Ljubljana, majoring in musical art - piano, where she graduated in 2019, and in 2021 she received her master's degree in the class of prof. Alexander Serdar. During her schooling, she received additional training at seminars of renowned professors and successfully tested her piano playing at international competitions in the solo, piano duo and chamber music categories. In 2016, she performed as a soloist with the string orchestra of the Maribor Conservatory as part of the Klasinč Awards. She is an amateur singer,

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