This is your FREE monthly DoctorsHobbies.com newsletter for March 2005.
News which came up during the last month: Life and death are close to each other:
many companies contacted, economy sooooo much down, no support.
No single order for the 50-CD-StarterPack, so the conclusion is that there is
effectively no interest in the health care population.
1st August 2005 is a Monday (from 19.00 hrs until late night) but the date has a triple reason to be
taken
[Alternatively it could be on Sunday July 31st from 13.00 hrs to late night]:
born
in Basel in 1946 he studied piano with Ivan Engel, the friend and student of
Bartók.
He also studied old music and flute with Hans Martin Linde and organ wirh Adolf
Schlegel.
During his international career as Lied accompanist and chamber musician he was partner of leading Lied singers and leading instrumentalists.
He studied conducting with Wilfried Boettcher in Basel. Master classes with Leonard Bernstein and Sergiu Celibidache completed his studies.
He was chief conductor of the symphony orchestra Dornach/Switzerland. His career began in Italy where he became first maestro and artistic vice director. Later he spent a long time in South Korea as director of the Masan Symphony Orchestra and guest conductor of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra. In Finland he got in touch with the contemporary music scene and took up several works in his repertoire. He conducted "Aida" on the Opera Festival of Savonlinna and gave master classes of Lied and chamber music. He regularly worked with finnish orchestras. He also was guest conductor of the Budapest philharmonic orchestra and of the Opera Budapest.
In 1991 a recording of the 9th symphony of Bruckner was published with the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra (ODE 764-2 www.ondine.fi ) which became the best sold version of this work in the USA in that year (and the best sold classical CD at all in August).
From 1990 to 1994 he was general music director in Freiberg/germany. As guest conductor he worked in other theaters, like in Darmstadt with "Falstaff" of Giuseppe Verdi. The success of his CD produced him invitations in the USA as in Portland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York.
PRESS
Jany Renz heißt der Dirigent, der das Kunststueck fertiggebracht hat, das Orchester zu einer so mitreissenden Leistung zu fuehren. Es gelang ihm eine packende Wiedergabe von Dvoráks Symphonie "Aus der Neuen Welt", emphatisch, spontan, vital und dennoch präzise, beherrscht und kontrolliert, von hohem Ernst und starkem interpretatorischem Willen.
(Basler Zeitung, Switzerland)
In Mozart´s last piano concerto KV 595, Jany Renz figured not only as soloist but also as conductor. In this he performed a double task which has sometimes proved too exacting for many othe rinternational celebrities. But with the swiss Jany Renz it was a sheer joy to hear and see. His sovereign virtuosity and natural zest in playing did not stand in the way of a Mozart performance marked by the lucidity and delicacy of chamber music and crowned by a slow movement that was touchingly beautiful in its humility and unworldliness.
(Portland Press Herald, USA)
With a clear and quite unassuming baton, and with a punctilious constancy of tempo, Jany Renz gave a performance of convincing unity, lending an abundance of sound and dynamics to the strictly maintained great lines while shaping them with a lot of fince nuances, in which the orchestra followed him with astonishing precision and remarkable culture of sound.
(The New York Times, USA)
Jany Renz´s creative impulse, which found compelling expression in the extreme prescicion of baton technique, afforded him ideal scope with the orchestra and Anton Bruckner´s "Seventh" received an overpowering performance.
(Pittsburgh Press, USA)
available at http://www.ondine.fi
courtesy of Deutsches Ärzteblatt, see original article
here as actor!
Visit his homepage: http://www.thomas-ulmer.de
He is delegate of the European parliament.
Who might be interested can have a look at www.Leo.docwebs.com
Last not least: Would you all like to make a new game?
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