The Heart and the Crown - Otto M. Schwarz, Komen Wind Orchestra, MidEurope Schladming 2018 1ST PLACE скачать в хорошем качестве

The Heart and the Crown - Otto M. Schwarz, Komen Wind Orchestra, MidEurope Schladming 2018 1ST PLACE

Mid EUROPE is among the largest music festivals for wind and brass instrument ensembles in Europe. Its unique selling point is the fact that musicians and performers are not paid but attend because of their own love of music and the opportunity the festival offers them to make music with and learn from others and discover different cultures. ABOUT KOMEN WIND ORCHESTRA: The Komen Wind Orchestra was formed in 1996 as a local band the by Leander Pegan, head of the Sežana Music School. The about 40 members of the orchestra are present or former students of the Music School in Komen. The ensemble performs original pieces as well as arrangements of various composers. The orchestra plays in numerous different events and takes part in a large number of concerts and competitions at home and abroad. In recent years, they were awarded the first prize in the fourth, third and second category at the National Wind Orchestra Competitions. The orchestra finished second at the International Competition Flicorno d'Oro in Riva del Garda, where they achieved also the award for the best compulsory piece performance. In 2004 they took part in the acclaimed London Wind Band Festival and finished second. The orchestra also organized a Brass Weekend, with workshops of the worldwide renowned Steven Mead. The next year, the Komen Wind Orchestra had a performance at the Slovenian Philharmonic Hall in Ljubljana and was the Slovenian representative at the Mid Europe Festival in Schladming. In the season of their tenth anniversary, they arranged a great number of workshops and concerts with the most distinguished and acclaimed Slovenian soloists and concert bands. The Komen wind orchestra won also the first prize in the second category at the Flicorno d'Oro competition in 2007. The year after they performed in Strassbourg at the Eolia International Competition and finished second, and in 2009 they were awarded with the first prize at the Summa Cum Laude Youth Festival n the famous Musikverein Hall in Vienna. In June 2011, the Komen Wind Orchestra took a step forward and won the second prize at the competition in the most well known hall of the Berliner Philharmonic. In 2012 the ensamble welcomed the new conductor – Matija Tavčar, a young and promising local percussionist who has been a member of the orchestra since its very beginning. The Komen Wind Orchestra follows his new vision of music, which will take the young enthusiastic musicians again all over the world. In 2015 the Komen Wind Orchestra won the first prize and Grand Prix at the International Youth Music Festival in Bratislava. Video: Marko Ličen Audio: MidEurope