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Das kleine Festival für jiddische Kultur in Meran – il piccolo festival della cultura Yiddish a Merano
MERANOKLEZMER 24
Angelo Baselli, Bologna, is a clarinetist and dedicated teacher for children and adults at the Ricordi Music School in Bologna, among others. Angelo is also a composer and bandleader of the Cidnewski Klezmer-Kapelye. He studied at the Conservatorio „G.Verdi“ di Milano and the Conservatorio della Svizzera italiana. Angelo learned Klezmer from Prof. Joel Rubin and others, impregnated by the “Yiddish Summer Weimar”. | Marco Patrizi, is a bassist, teacher for children and adults at the Vivaldi music school in Bolzano and Waldorf School Merano. He studied at the Bozen Conservatory, attended master classes with Dorin Mark and at the Meran Jazz Academy. He is active in the South Tyrolean area and works with various orchestras, including the Trentino Youth Orchestra, the Trentino Philharmonic, the Merano Pop and the Haydn Orchestra. He is also active in various jazz formations. | Frijeda Haupt, vocals and presenter, Munich, is a musicologist and also radio presenter, ARD, BRKlassik and Bayern2 among others. In her songs she tells of the people of the Eastern Jewish Shtetl and recalls the common history that we have in Meran. She is artistic director of the „MeranoKlezmer“ festival, choir director, and impregnated with the „Yiddish Summer Weimar“. She is trained as a singer-actress and music teacher. | Michele Giro is one of the most sought-after jazz pianists in South Tyrol. He began his classical training at the Bozen Conservatory, then studied at the Mozarteum in Salzburg and completed his studies in piano chamber music. In Trento he devoted himself to studying jazz under the direction of Franco d’Andrea. Michele’s virtuoso playing, his creativity and his musical sensitivity make him a sought-after partner and soloist on the local jazz scene. |
JAZZYIDDISH MERANOKLEZMER 24 Ausschnitt:
MERANOKLEZMERDANCES 4.9.-7.9.2022
Meran hat eine faszinierende yiddische Geschichte. Wer sie wiederentdeckt, wird auch die „Klezmermusik“ kennenlernen und viele wunderschöne Lieder in yiddischer Sprache, bisher verlorene Schätze einer untergegangenen Welt: „Klezmer“ ist mehr als nur ein Stil, es ist eine Erinnerung, eine Sprache, eine Geschichte, ein ritueller Tanz voller Leben, eine Kultur.
Merano ha un’affascinante storia del mondo yiddish. Chi lo scopre conoscerà anche la musica klezmer e tante meravigliose canzoni yiddish, tesori precedentemente perduti di un mondo perduto: „Klezmer“ è più di uno stile, è un ricordo, un linguaggio, una storia, uno stato, una cultura, una danza di vita.
Meran has a fascinating Yiddish history. Those who rediscover it will also get to know „Klezmer music“ and many beautiful songs in Yiddish, hitherto lost treasures of a lost world: „Klezmer“ is more than just a style, it is a memory, a language, a story, a ritual dance of life, a culture.
Klezmer – was ist das? Es ist original Tanzmusik, die traditionellen Hochzeits-Tänze der osteuropäisch-jiddischen Kultur, mit Fiddle, Klarinette, Kontrabass, Akkordeon und Klavier, Welt-Kulturerbe. Die Tänze sind Kreistänze, Paartänze und Solotänze und führen uns hinein in den Reigen des Lebens. Meditativ oder ausgelassen, spirituell und sinnlich erzählen -sie von der Welt der wunderbaren Shtetl-Kultur. „Jiddisch“ ist die Sprache dazu. Sie bezaubert uns mit zarten, wehmütigen, lebensstarken und weisen Liedern und ihrer Poesie. Worte werden zu Musik, Klänge werden zu Bewegung, im Tanz ersteht die alte Welt der Shtetl.
Eine Kontinuität im Angebot jüdischer Kultur soll dazu führen, dass wir die jüdischen Welten, die Meran einst mitprägten, kennenlernen!
Klezmer – che cos’è? È musica originale, dei tradizionali balli nuziali della cultura yiddish dell’Europa orientale, con violino, clarinetto, contrabbasso, fisarmonica e pianoforte, Patrimonio dell’Umanità. Sono balli in cerchio, balli di coppia e balli solisti e ci conducono nella danza della vita. Meditativi o esuberanti, spirituali o sensuali – raccontano il mondo della meravigliosa cultura shtetl e l‘Yiddish è la sua lingua che incanta con canzoni tenere, malinconiche, vitali e sagge e la sua poesia. Le parole diventano musica, i suoni diventano movimento, il vecchio mondo dello shtetl risorge nella danza.
Un immergerci nella cultura ebraica ci farà conoscere il mondo ebraico che un tempo contribuì a plasmare Merano!
Miriam Camerini, Milano theater director and Hebraist, has already made many wonderful productions on the subject of „Hebrew life“. „Shabat per tutti“, 2017 in the Teatro Cristallo in Bozen or „Die Megille“, 2019 for „Yiddish Summer Weimar“ will certainly be remembered. In 2023 Miriam will stage and act in „Messiah and Revolution“ for Meran. Miriam was born in Jerusalem, and there she continues her studies in judaism. | Angelo Baselli, Bologna, is a clarinetist and dedicated teacher for children and adults at the Ricordi Music School in Bologna, among others. Angelo is also a composer and bandleader of the Cidnewski Klezmer-Kapelye. He studied at the Conservatorio „G.Verdi“ di Milano and the Conservatorio della Svizzera italiana. Angelo learned Klezmer from Prof. Joel Rubin and others, impregnated by the “Yiddish Summer Weimar”. | Mark Kovnatskiy is a widely acclaimed violinist, composer, lecturer and expert of Yiddish dances. He has performed and taught at many music festivals around the world, from USA and Canada to Japan. Mark worked with wellknown Orchestras such as the Weimar Staatskapelle and others. He took part in over 10 recordings, newest is „The Young Kadyas“, Germany 2022 film music that starts in cinema on September 8th all over Germany. | Esther Wratschko is a singer, musician and choir director in Vienna. In her music projects, her focus is on Yiddish music. She was Artist in Residence at the largest Yiddish festivals worldwide (Yiddish New York, Klezkanada) and is a teacher at Yiddish Summer Weimar. She performs at home and abroad with the Wratschko / Weinhandl Duo, Telepunkies and Soveles. Her first album with Soveles will sound Yiddish-feminist. | Frijeda Haupt, vocals and presenter, Munich, is a musicologist and also radio presenter, ARD, BRKlassik and Bayern2 among others. In her songs she tells of the people of the Eastern Jewish Shtetl and recalls the common history that we have in Meran. She is artistic director of the „MeranoKlezmer“ festival, choir director, and impregnated with the „Yiddish Summer Weimar“. She is trained as a singer-actress and music teacher. | Michele Giro is one of the most sought-after jazz pianists in South Tyrol. He began his classical training at the Bozen Conservatory, then studied at the Mozarteum in Salzburg and completed his studies in piano chamber music. In Trento he devoted himself to studying jazz under the direction of Franco d’Andrea. Michele’s virtuoso playing, his creativity and his musical sensitivity make him a sought-after partner and soloist on the local jazz scene. |
PICCOLO FESTIVAL MERANOKLEMER 21:
MERANOKLEZMER 21 mit Sara Gutvill, Canto-Gesang, Helga Plankensteiner, Clarinet-Klarinette, Frijeda Haupt, Canto-Gesang, Konzeption e Moderation, Aleksei Rozov, Violino, Pianoforte, Andrea Ruocco, Contrabasso, Michael Lösch, Pianoforte. Accademia di Merano
Synagoge Meran 2022: