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Internationaler Johann-Joseph-Fux-Opernkompositionswettbewerb 2011

Dmitri KOURLIANDSKI (Russland)

Geboren 1976 in Moskau. Studium am Moskauer Konservatorium, postgraduales Studium bei Leonid Bobylev. Teilnehmer des Young Composers Meeting in Appeldoorn 2000, 2001 (mit Louis Andreiessen, Andrew Toovey, Martijn Padding) und Royaumont composition session 2004 (mit Brian Ferneyhough, Philippe Leroux, Luca Francesconi).

Auszeichnungen seiner Kompositionen in Russland, Frankreich und Großbritannien. Preise: 2003 – Grand Prix of the International Gaudeamus Competition in the Netherlands, 2010 – Gianni Bergamo Classic Music Award (Schweiz), Gast des Berliner Künstlerprogrammes 2008 (DAAD Artist-in-residence), Ensemble 2e2m (Frankreich) composer-in-residence 2010.

Weltweite Ausstrahlung und regelmäßige Aufführung seiner Kompositionen in Konzerten und bei Festivals: Russland, CIS, Argentinien, Österreich (Klangspuren, Aspekte Festival), Belgien

(Music@venture), Canada, Italy (Venice biennale, Transart), Finnland (Musica nova, Time of Music), Frankreich (Musica Strasbourg), Deutschland (Donaueschingen, Dresden festival, MaerzMusik, Schleswig-Holstein u. a.), Großbritannien (Huddersfield, Oxford), Griechenland (Hellenic festival), Japan, Niederlande (Gaudeamus), Polen (Warsaw autumn), Serbien, Schweden (ISCM World music days), Schweiz (Archipel). Zusammenarbeit mit Dirigenten wie Giorgio Bernasconi, Teodor Currentzis, Beat Furrer, Jurjen Hempel, Roland Kluttig, Reinbert de Leeuw, Susanna Malkki, Zsolt Nagy, Pierre Roullier und anderen. Interpretationen seiner Werke von vielen russischen Orchestern und führenden europäischen Ensembles: u.a. 2E2M, ASKO ensemble, Contrechamps, InterContemporain, KlangForum Wien, KNM, MusicAeterna, Schönberg Ensemble. Aufträge von zahlreichen russischen und europäischen Festivals, Ensembles und Stiftungen. Seine Werke erschienen bei Editions Jobert.

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Dmitri KOURLIANDSKI (Russia) He was born in 1976 in Moscow. He graduated from the Moscow Conservatory and completed post-graduate course led by Leonid Bobylev. Participant of the Young Composers Meeting in Appeldoorn 2000, 2001 (with Louis Andreiessen, Andrew Toovey, Martijn Padding) and Royaumont composition session 2004 with Brian Ferneyhough, Philippe Leroux, Luca Francesconi. His compositions won awards in Russia, France and Great Britain. In 2003 he won the Grand Prix of the International Gaudeamus Competition in the Netherlands. In 2010 the Gianni Bergamo Classic Music Award (Switzerland). Guest of the Berliner Kuenstlerprogramm 2008 (DAAD Artist-in-residence). Ensemble 2e2m (France) composer-in-residence 2010.

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Dmitri Kourliandski's music is regularly played in concerts and at festivals held in many Russian cities, CIS, Argentina, Austria (Klangspuren Schwaz, Aspekte Festival), Belgium (Music@venture), Canada, Italy (Venice biennale, Transart), Finland (Musica nova, Time of Music), France (Musica Strasbourg), Germany (Donaueschingen, Dresden festival, MaerzMusik, Schleswig-Holstein and others), Great Britain (Huddersfield, Oxford), Greece (Hellenic festival), Japan, the Netherlands (Gaudeamus), Poland (Warsaw autumn), Serbia, Sweden (ISCM World music days), Switzerland (Archipel), and is broadcast worldwide. Dmitri Kourliandski worked with such conductors as Giorgio Bernasconi, Teodor Currentzis, Beat Furrer, Jurjen Hempel, Roland Kluttig, Reinbert de Leeuw, Susanna Malkki, Zsolt Nagy, Pierre Roullier and others. His compositions were played by many Russian orchestras and leading European ensembles, such as 2E2M, ASKO ensemble, Contrechamps, InterContemporain, Klangforum Wien, KNM, MusicAeterna, Schoenberg ensembles and many others. He has received commissions from many Russian and European festivals, ensembles and foundations. His works are published by Editions Jobert.