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31st Zenon Brzewski
International Music Courses in Lancut

Session 1 01 - 13 July 2005
Professors invited

Session 2 15-27 July 2005
Professors invited

interpretation, pedagogy
violin, viola, cello, double-bass, classical guitar, lute, viola da gamba,
chamber orchestra,
string teaching methodology,
aural training.

Artistic Director prof. Miroslaw Lawrynowicz

General information

Master Class in Interpretation
For students and graduates of Music Academies and secondary music schools who are prize-winners at competitions at home and abroad.
Classes for Young Violinists - up to and including the age of 17
For outstanding primary and secondary music school pupils.
Chamber Ensembles
For existing ensembles of students willing to study chamber music in ensembles formed during the course.
Aural Training Classes
For primary and secondary music school pupils, string players in particular. It is especially recommended to those preparing for entrance examinations into Music Academies.
String Teaching Methodology - workshops and lectures
For music school teachers and students of Music Education.

Fees
(subject to exchange rate)
Active participants
- 330 EURO
course lessons (see 1),
- 490 EURO - course lessons (see 1)
including board and accommodation
Observers - 350 EURO
for entry into course activities (see 2),
board and accommodation
Fees should be paid in Lancut on the day of arrival or to:
Bank PKO SA O/Lancut
account no 98 124026431111000037902201
¹ An active participant has 5 individual lessons per session or 5 classes in chamber music or 5 classes in chamber music only for reduced price. They can also observe other master classes, play in the course orchestra, attend aural training classes, presentations and concerts given by the leading students and members of the distinguished faculty.
² An observer can observe individual lessons, attend aural training classes, presentations and concerts.

Course participants up to and including 16 years must come with a guardian.

A magnificent Baroque castle, a beautiful park and a music school in the park, provide a romantic environment for the International Music Courses held each July. The courses are offered to players of the violin, viola, cello and double-bass, classical guitar, lute, viola da gamba, as well as to string chamber orchestras and teachers of string instruments. Originally, the Lancut course was for students and graduates of Music Academies and Conservatories, but to meet the demand, in the last few years a course for young string instrumentalists has also been offered to gifted pupils from primary and secondary music schools.
The participants have individual tuition (as active participants or observers), they can play in string chamber orchestra directed by eminent conductors, they can attend aural training classes, presentations and concerts in the castle ballroom and historical churches.
The course teachers are the most outstanding Polish pedagogues as well as guests from Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Israel, Italy, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland and the USA.
The founder of the course (in 1974) and its artistic and musical director was prof. Zenon Brzewski of the F. Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw. He was also Chairman of the Teachers' Section of the Polish Musicians' Association, Honorary President of Polish Section of ESTA (European String Teachers' Association) and a jury member of numerous international violin competitions.
Since 1993 the Artistic Director has been prof. Miroslaw Lawrynowicz, a pupil of prof. Zenon Brzewski.

Applications should be sent by 31 May 2005 to:
prof. Miroslaw Lawrynowicz
ul. Hajoty 56/1, 01-821 Warszawa
tel./fax (0 48 22) 834 23 03
Internet: republika.pl/kursy_muzyczne
www.chopin.edu.pl - news
e-mail: kursy_muzyczne@op.pl

During the course please phone Music School in Lancut
tel. (0 48 17) 225 31 92 or 225 02 71
fax: (0 48 17) 225 02 72

PROFESSORS INVITED
SESSION 1: 01-13 July 2005	SESSION 2: 15-27 July 2005
Violin Roland Baldini - Austria Simon Cartledge - Great Britain Antoni Cofalik - Poland Andrzej Gebski - Poland Danuta Glowacka-Pitet - France Andrzej Grudzien - Belgium Jerzy Hazuka - Poland Walentyna Jakubowska - Russia Janusz Kucharski - Poland Wolfgang Marschner - Germany Maria Orzechowska - Poland Pawel Puczek - Poland Pawel Radzinski - Poland Viola Stefan Kamasa - Poland Jerzy Kosmala - USA Cello Jaroslaw Domzal - Poland Andrzej Orkisz - Poland Claus Reichardt - Germany Double-bass Leszek Sokolowski - Poland Classical guitar Ryszard Balaluszko - Poland Chamber ensembles Jaroslaw Domzal - Poland Andrzej Gebski - Poland Chamber orchestra Marek Szwarc - Poland Aural training Danuta Dobrowolska-Marucha - Poland String teaching methodology Walentyna Jakubowska - Russia Mirosław Lawrynowicz - Poland Wolfgang Marschner - Germany Maria Orzechowska - Poland Claus Reichardt - Germany Marek Szwarc - Poland	Violin Marcin Baranowski - Poland Helen Brunner - Great Britain Izabela Ceglinska - Poland Walentyna Jakubowska - Russia Krystyna Jurecka - Poland Jadwiga Kaliszewska - Poland Roman Lasocki - Poland Fulvio Leofreddi - Italy Sherban Lupu - USA Georg Michel - Germany Robert Szreder - The Netherlands Monika Urbaniak-Lisik - Switzerland Viola Irena Albrecht - Poland Cello Stanislaw Firlej - Poland Pawel Glombik - Poland Tomasz Strahl - Poland Double-bass Piotr Kurzawa - Poland Classical guitar, Lute, Viola da gamba Marcin Zalewski - Poland Chamber ensembles Dorota Sosnowska - Switzerland Chamber orchestra Czeslaw Grabowski - Poland Aural training Danuta Dobrowolska-Marucha - Poland String teaching methodology Pawel Glombik - Poland Czeslaw Grabowski - Poland Walentyna Jakubowska - Russia Krystyna Jurecka - Poland Roman Lasocki - Poland Miroslaw Lawrynowicz - Poland Georg Michel - Germany Pawel Puczek - Poland

Compiled by: The Fryderyk Chopin Academy of Music

Session 1 01 - 13 July 2005 Professors invited Session 2 15-27 July 2005 Professors invited	interpretation, pedagogy violin, viola, cello, double-bass, classical guitar, lute, viola da gamba, chamber orchestra, string teaching methodology, aural training.
Artistic Director prof. Miroslaw Lawrynowicz