Teilnehmer i | Lied-Wettbewerb-2022

Schedule

First Round | Miejski Dom Kultury, Zgorzelec

Kamila Goik

soprano | Poland

Soprano Kamila Goik was born in Poland in 1994.
She is a graduate of the art of singing from the K. Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice, in the singing class of Prof. Ewa Biegas and a graduate of German studies from the Silesian University in Katowice. She is a laureate of many competitions, including VIII International Singing Competition named I. Borowicka (II prize and two special
awards), I International Singing Competition named K. Szymanowski in Katowice (finalist), XVIII International Singing Competition IUVENTUS CANTI in Vrable (III prize), V International Singing Competition named J. Kiepura in Krynica-Zdrój (special award for the best performance of the German aria) , II chamber university competition for piano-singing duets in Katowice (III prize).
She made her professional debut as Sandrina in La finta giardiniera by WA Mozart at the Silesian Opera in Bytom (2018). In her concert activities she has performances at home and abroad, among others: Solo part in the Requiem by WA Mozart in XXXV. Chopin Festival in the Kartause Gaming, a recital “Musical encounters with Poland” in cooperation with the General Consulate in Cologne, a concert “Piano Songs of Silesian Composers” in Ratingen, a concert “One Night with Szymanowski” and “Wednesday with Boys” in the seat of the National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra. Kamila Goik participates in various concerts and festivals as a soloist, including with the Symphonic Orchestra of the Silesian Philharmonic in Katowice, Silesian Opera in Bytom, Symphonic Orchestra of the Philharmonic in Zabrze, Silesian Chamber Orchestra, Tatra Orchestra and Young Opera in Zakopane, Orchestras named G .Ph.Telemann and IPIUM Silesia.

Małgorzata Wilga

piano | Poland

She was born in Tychy in 1992. She started playing piano at music high school. F. Rybicki in Tychy with B. Klikiewicz. She is a graduate of the State Music School "K. Szymanowski". In June 2016 she graduated with honors from the Music Academy "Karol Szymanowski" in Katowice, first in the piano class of Prof. J. Stompel, then with Prof. Z. Raubo and in the chamber music class of Prof. G. Biegas. In 2017 she started her doctoral studies in the class of Prof. Zbigniew Raubo. She is a prize winner of numerous competitions in Germany and abroad. She has participated in many piano workshops led by, among others, Prof. A. Jasinski, Prof. W. Switała, Prof. Dr. J. Sterczyński, Prof. Dr. P. Giusiano, Prof. A. Malikova, Prof. Dr. E. Poblocka, prof. M. Sikorska Wojtacha, Prof. P. Paleczny, Prof. Dr. G. Kurzyński, Dr. W. Kocyan, Dr. D. Biran participated.

Programm

Charles Gounod

A une jeune grecque

Franz Schubert

Die Götter Griechenlands D677

Atys D585

Franz Schubert

Hippolits Lied D890

Ganymed D544

Hugo Wolf

Anakreons Grab

Maurice Ravel

Cinq Mélodies populaires grecques

i. Chanson de la mariée
ii. Lá-bas, vers l´église
iii. Quel galant m´est comparable
iv. Chanson des cueilleuses de lentisques
v. Tout gai!

Georgios Kasassoglou

Archäische Miniatur (Αρχαϊκή μινιατούρα)

April mit dem Eros (ο Απρίλης με τον έρωτα)

K.Goik | M.Wilga

Jakub Borgiel

baritone | Poland

Jakub Borgiel (b. 1999) is a third-year vocal student at the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice. In 2018 he graduated from the music school in Katowice on classical guitar. He has appeared in the following operatic roles at the Academy in Katowice: role of Eneas in Henry Purcell's "Dido and Eneas", At the Silesian Opera: role of Bartłomiej in Stanisław Moniuszko's "Verbum Nobile", concert as a soloist with the Zabrze Philharmonic Orchestra. He has won the following prizes in various competitions: 3rd prize at the national singing competition "Krystyna Jamroz" in Kielce, award for the best oratorio aria at the international singing competition "Bella voce" in Busko-Zdrój.

Izabela Bajda

piano | Poland

Izabela Bajda was born in 1999 in Przemyśl.
In 2018 she graduated with a distinction from Music School in Przemyśl in class of mgr Oksana Masna.
Currently, she is a student at The Karol Szymanowski Academy of
Music in Katowice in the piano class of prof. Anna Górecka and dr Łukasz Trepczyński and in the chamber music class of dr Magdalena Duś.
Izabela got scholarship from the President of Przemyśl.

She took part in many competition for example: Piano Competition in Trzciana ( distinction), ,,Harmonia Viva" (Wroclaw, II prize ), ,,Harmonika Fest" (Tivat, Montenegro - I prize), VIII Nationwide Festival of Accordion Chamber Music ( Stalowa Wola, I miejsce), III prize on International Competition in Prague ,,Music Seasons Art-Duo in the category of chamber ensembles. 24 International Accordion Music Festival in Przemyśl - in the category of chamber ensembles - second prize.

She took part in many masterclasses - 20th International Course of Music Interpretation in Nowy Sącz, Małopolska - Academy of Talents, International Music Courses in Łańcut.
She had possibility to work with great piano professors: Adam Wodnicki, Barbara Halska, Marek Szlezer, Zbigniew Raubo, Cezary Sanecki, Anna Górecka, Joanna Domańska.

program

Charles Gounod

Maid of Athens

Franz Schubert

Der zürnenden Diana D707

Dithyrambe D801

Franz Schubert

Lied eines Schiffers an die Dioskuren D360

An die Leier D737

Hugo Wolf

Anakreons Grab IHV 10, Nr.29

Maurice Ravel

Cinq Mélodies populaires grecques

i. Chanson de la mariée
ii. Lá-bas, vers l´église
iii. Quel galant m´est comparable
iv. Chanson des cueilleuses de lentisques
v. Tout gai!

Georgios Kasassoglou

April mit dem Eros (Απρίλης με τον Έρωτα)

Jakub Borgiel | I. Bajda

Hwayoung Eum

tenor | South Korea

In 1987 Hwayoung Eum was born in Suwon (South Korea).
At the age of 17 he received singing lessons. In 2006, Hwayoung Eum began studying singing at Gacheon University in Seongnam. His teacher Prof. Sangnyung Lee prepared him for the Nanpa competition, where he received 3rd prize.
As part of his studies, Hwayoung Eum acted in operas with, for example, 2007 "Cosi Fan Tutte" by W. Mozart and 2009 in "L'elisir d'amore" by G. Donizetti in the role of Nemorino. Hwayoung Eum graduated with a bachelor's degree in 2009.
In 2013 he began his master’s degree in opera singing with Prof. M.Schäfer at the University of Music and Theater in Hanover, and since 2016 at the Carl Maria von Weber University of Music in Dresden.
From 2018 today Hwayoung Eum a permanent resident as a chorister in the Gehart Hauptmann Theater in Görlitz.

Seulgi Lee

piano | South Korea

Seulgi Lee, born in South Korea in 1992, received her first piano lessons at the age of four. From 2011 to 2016 she studied in Korea at the Keimyung University with Prof. Sergei Tarasov. Between 2010 and 2016 she won numerous prizes in various music competitions. Seulgi Lee received a scholarship from Keimyung University.
She gives concerts as a soloist, répétiteur and chamber musician. Since 2019 she has continued her studies in the song class of the HfM Dresden with Prof. Ulrike Siedel and KS Prof. Olaf Bär, also at the HfM Dresden she did her master's degree in piano with Prof.
Gunther Anger.

program

Charles Gounod

Maid of Athens CG.406

Franz Schubert

Lied eines Schiffers an die Dioskuren D360
An die Leier D737

Franz Schubert

Die Götter Griechenlands D677
Ganymed D544

Johannes Brahms

An eine Äolsharfe Op.19 Nr.5

Bolko von Hochberg

Gute Nacht Op. 31 No.2

Hugo Wolf

Anakreons Grab IHV10, Nr.29

Claude Debussy

Trois chansons de Billitis
i. La flute de Pan

Jean Coulthard

Three ancient memories of Greece
iii. Long ago

Georgios Kasassoglou

Archäische Miniatur (Αρχαϊκή μινιατούρα)

H.Eum | S.Lee

Anna Graf

soprano | Russia

Anna Graf was born in Russia and grew up in Nalchik.
As a child she attended the Juri Temirkanov music school with a focus on piano and choral singing. She continued her musical education at the State North-Caucasian Art School, where she studied choral conducting with Prof. G. Gridasov. She graduated with honors as a choral conductor. Since 2016 Anna Graf has been studying singing at the HfMT Cologne in the class of Prof. M. Hoff. Master classes with G. Gaskarova, JM Kränzle, Prof. M. Hoff and Prof. G. Rech, among others, complemented her education. In April 2019 she made her role debut as Female Chorus in Britten's The Rape of Lucretia. Anna Graf has been a scholarship holder of the Theater Initiative Aachen since December 2019. In January 2020 she won the prize for best song singer at the HfMT Cologne song competition. In November 2020 she made her role debut in Francesco Cavalli's "La Calisto", where she took on the role of Il Destino and Giunone. In April 2021 she also has the role of Susel from the opera "Alpenkönig und Menschenfeind" by Leo Blech in one
CD production sung at the Theater Aachen. In July 2021 she could be seen in the role of Grilletta in Haydn's opera "Lo Speziale".

Han-Lin Yun

piano | Taiwan

The pianist Han-Lin Yun was born in Taiwan in October 1992 and grew up there. She came to Germany to study music. Now she lives in Siegburg. At an early age she began to learn the piano and violin. At the age of 18, she took the university entrance exam in Taiwan and got the best result in the country. She then studied at National Taiwan Normal University with Prof. Susan Shu-cheng Lin. During her bachelor's degree she gave many concerts and had many opportunities to play as a soloist with orchestras in concert. In 2015 she passed the entrance exam for Master Piano at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts. Here she studied with Prof. Arnulf von Arnim. After studying for two years at the Carl Maria von Weber University of Music in Dresden with Prof. Kaiser, she passed the concert exam here in June 2019.
She is also studying song accompaniment at the Cologne University of Music and Dance with Prof. Ulrich Eisenlohr. In April 2018, Han-Lin Yun won first place "Primo premio assoluto" in "The 28th Young Musician International Competition Citta di Barletta" in Italy with 100/100 points.

program

Charles Gounod

A une jeune grecque

Franz Schubert

Ganymed D544

Atys D699

Franz Schubert

Die Götter Griechenlands D544
Der zürnenden Diana D707

Bolko von Hochberg

Gute Nacht Op.31, Nr.2

Hugo Wolf

Anakreons Grab IHV 10, Nr.29

Mathilde Kralik v. Meyerswalden

Lied der Sappho

iii. Ach, die gliederlösende Liebe

Maurice Ravel

Cinq Mélodies populaires grecques
ii. Lá-bas, vers l´église
iv. Chanson des cueilleuses de lentisques
v. Tout gai!

Arthur Lourié

Greek songs after Sappho
Nr.8 From wedding Songs, Nr.11 Erotic fragment-expectation, Nr.12 Erotic fragment

Georgios Kasassoglou

April mit dem Eros (Ο απρίλης με τον έρωτα)

A.Graf | Han-Lin Yun

Ludwig Obst

tenor | Germany

The Berlin-based tenor Ludwig Obst (b. 1991) studied singing at the Hanns Eisler Academy of Music in Berlin and at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London. His teachers included Bernd Riedel, Júlia Várady and Wolfram Rieger as well as Sami Kustaloglu. He is currently being coached by Peter Sefcik. Ludwig sang at the Halle Handel Festival, the Innsbruck Festival of Early Music, the Munich Biennale and Tischerlei at the Deutsche Oper Berlin. In 2020, as a prize winner in the Rheinsberg Chamber Opera competition, he was invited to create two recitals with DICHTERLIEBE and AN DIE FERNE BELIEBTE. He was a scholarship holder of the Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes, the Richard Wagner Association Munich, the German Music Council and a Britten-Pears Young Artist. In 2020 he received the research grant for the performing arts of the State of Berlin. As a founding member of tutti d*amore, the Berlin collective for contemporary oper*ette, this year he received a research grant from the Performing Arts Fund, which enables him to test the forms and possibilities of a contemporary operetta with various composers and lyricists. In addition to his singing activities, Ludwig studied theater studies at the FU Berlin and devotes himself to developing his own plays. Last year LILA LIED was created, a multimedia queer cabaret, which this year again in Berlin and the Kleist Forum Frankfurt/O. will be shown. ( www.ludwigobst.de )

Stefan Paul

piano | Germany

Stefan Paul studied piano in Berlin at the Hanns Eisler Academy of Music. He received particularly valuable impulses there from Wolfram Rieger, Eric Schneider and Klaus Bäßler, among others. His love of 20th century music and musical theater developed during his studies. stefanpaul performs regularly as a song accompanist, was a finalist in the 6th International Competition "Franz Schubert and Modern Music" in Graz in 2006 in the song duo category, received a working scholarship from the Paula and Albert Salomon Foundation and won first prize together with Hanna Herfurtner in 2010. Prize at the Paula Salomon Song Competition, with which he made his debut at the Vienna Konzerthaus in 2012. Since 2003 he has held a teaching position as an accompanist in Prof. Axel Bauni's interpretation class for contemporary song at the UdK. In addition to numerous free projects, he worked as a musician and actor in various productions at the Volksbühne Berlin between 2008 and 2013, where he worked with Frank Castorf and Vegard Vinge, among others
worked together. In 2009 he directed The Telephone and The Letter at the English Theater in Berlin. In 2014 he edited the incidental music by Hanns Eisler for Brecht's "Life of Galilei" at the Deutsches Theater Göttingen, directed by Michael von zur Mühlen, with whom he performed in Darmstadt in 2015 for the performance series "Debt - A Liberation" worked together again.

program

Charles Gounod

Maid of Athens CG.406

Franz Schubert

Lied eines Schiffers an die Dioskuren D360
Lied des Orpheus, als er in die Hölle ging

Franz Schubert

An die Leier

Prometheus

Ganymed

Hugo Wolf

Anakreons Grab IHV10, Nr.29

Feliks Nowowiejski

Róże dla Safo

i. Glykopikros

iii. Smierć Safo

Jean Coulthard

Three ancient memories of Greece
ii. What rapture could I take from song

Georgios Kasassoglou

April mit dem Eros (Ο απρίλης με τον έρωτα)

Barmherzige Mutter (Μητέρα μεγαλόψυχη)

L.Obst | S.Paul

R.Burnens | C.Hirt

Remy Burnens

Tenor | Schweiz

Der junge lyrische Tenor Remy Burnens (geb. 1991) studierte bei Peter Brechbühler in Luzern und bei Malcolm Walker in Paris.
2020 war er als Gernando in Garcìas L’isola disabitata am Festival Rossini in Wildbad zu sehen. Zuvor war er am Staatstheater Meiningen u.a. als Belmonte in Entführung aus dem Serail, als Volksredner in Das Schloss Dürande, als Walther in Tannhäuser engagiert. In der Schweiz gastierte er als Ferrando in Così fan tutte (Neues Theater Dornach), Tonio in La Fille du Régiment und als Weisser Minister in Le Grand Macabre (Luzerner Theater) Burnens tritt zudem als gefragter Konzertsänger in der ganzen Schweiz als Solist auf. Er pflegt dabei ein breit gefächertes Repertoire: Von Händels Oratorien und Bachs Passionen bis zu den grossen Werken von Mendelssohns und Britten.
Als Liedsänger im Duo Dalùna mit Clémence Hirt widmet er sich leidenschaftlich dem Lied: ihre erste gemeinsame CD “A Song in the Wood” um Werke von Britten erscheint 2021. Er war Finalist beim 9. Internationalen Cesti Gesangswettbewerb für Barockoper 2018.
Zudem erhielt er diverse Studienpreise (Migros Kulturprozent 2017, Edwin Fischer-Gedenkpreises 2017, Stiftung Musiktalente Meggen 2016/2017 u.a)

Clémence Hirt

Klavier | Schweiz

Die Schweizer Pianistin Clémence Hirt hat an der Haute Ecole de Musique de Genève bei Prof. Marc Pantillon und an der Zürcher Hochschule der Künste bei Prof. Eckart Heiligers und in der Liedklasse von Prof. Christoph Berner studiert. Zurzeit bildet sie sich bei Erna Ronca weiter aus. Sie spielt mit diversen SängerInnen u. a. mit dem Tenor Remy Burnens mit dem sie 2018 das Duo Dalùna gründete. Ihre erste gemeinsame CD “A Song in the Wood” erscheint 2021 bei Prospero Classics. 2016 spielte die Pianistin mit der Sopranistin Sandrine Droin im Finale des Internationalen Wettbewerbs für Liedkunst der Hugo-Wolf-Akademie in Stuttgart und ein Jahr später im Semifinale des Duo- Wettbewerbs für Gesang und Klavier «Nadia et Lili Boulanger» in Paris. Die beiden Musikerinnen erhielten Unterstützung von Helmut Deutsch, Anne Le Bozec, Christoph Berner und Hans Adolfsen.
Clémence Hirt ist Stipendiatin der Schweizerischen Richard Wagner Gesellschaft 2019.
Zudem ist sie als Korrepetitorin tätig und tritt als Organistin oder Cembalistin auf. Sie ist Gründungsmitglied der Operntruppe Fri’Bouffes, die jungen Talente fördert sowie das oft unbekannte Bühnenrepertoire der Zwischenkriegszeit wiederentdeckt.