Public Lecture & Master Class by Marion Frank-Troepel (Interpreter: Miho Shirai)

Oct. 12 (Sun): Music Room, 3F
3F, Music Room
10:00-12:00: Public Lecture
13:00-18:00: Master Class

Public Lecture
From the Heart to the Heart: The Language of Music through Ornamentation
Music is not a collection of sounds, but a "language" that connects the heart to the mind. Baroque composers used melodies as sentences, punctuating them like punctuation marks, and speaking of emotions through strength, weakness, and intonation. This is the "language of music" (Musikalische Klangrede).
Ornamentation adds color to the language and makes the emotions even more vivid. Through the works of Kwanz, Telemann, and others, we will unravel the message of music told by ornamented sounds.

Master Class
Students will have the opportunity to listen to a practical lesson on the flauto traverso and Böhm style flute.

Fee: 3,500 yen.

Applications for auditing will be closed when the number of students reaches the limit.
For more information, please contact
E-mail: officebaroqueflutes@gmail.com(Shirai)
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Profile
Marion Troepel-Frank
After studying flute in Salzburg, Innsbruck and Vienna, Marion Troepel-Frank studied flauto traverso with Bartolt Kuijken at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. Since then, he has performed energetically with many prominent baroque orchestras and has appeared as soloist in many international concerts of ancient music. He has taught at the universities of music in Munich and Regensburg, and in 2024 was awarded the title of Honorary Professor by the Munich University of Music and Drama. He is regularly invited to teach master classes in Japan, South Africa, Central America, Australia, and other parts of the world. In 2020, he will complete a university certificate course in "Music Physiology in Artistic Activities" at the Berlin Career College.

Miho Shirai (interpreter, Flauto Traverso)
Graduated from Nagoya University of Arts at the top of her class. After receiving a diploma with highest honors from the Robert Schumann University of Music, she graduated with highest honors from the Department of Chamber Studies. He completed a master's course in ancient music at the Folkwang University of the Arts and the University of Music and Performing Arts Frankfurt. He is qualified in German at native level and is also involved in translation and interpretation activities.

Organizers: Office for Baroqueflutes, Nagoya Baroque Music Lecture Executive Committee
Supported by: Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Osaka-Kobe, Nagoya University of Arts