Borbála Dobozy, claveciniste : invitée des Festes de Thalie depuis 2004
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Borbála Dobozy, claveciniste |
Née à Budapest, Borbála
Dobozy commence ses études supérieures
de clavecin auprès
de Zuzana Ruzicková à Bratislava puis à l'Académie
de Musique de Prague où elle obtient son premier
diplôme avec distinction.Elle se perfectionne dans l'interprétation
dite "historique" de cet instrument tout d'abord
au Mozarteum
de Salzburg avec Liselotte Brandle, Nikolaus
Harnoncourt et Johann Sonnleitner et y obtient
son second diplôme, également avec distinction. Elle poursuit ce perfectionnement pendant une année encore à l'Académie de musique de Zurich sous la direction de Johann Sonnleitner, et gagne un prix au concours international de clavecin de Bruges (Belgique) en 1983. Elle se produit depuis en concert dans presque tous les pays d'Europe et aux USA, également lors d'enregistrements radiophoniques ou discographiques. Professeur de clavecin à l'Académie de Musique de Szeged pendant des années, elle a aussi dirigé des cours en diverses occasions en Hongrie, Biélorussie, Norvège et Yougoslavie. Grâce à l'enregistrement en 1992 de son CD "Gottlieb Muffat"elle a acquis une renommée auprès de la critique allemande de disques à Hambourg, et depuis siégé au jury international des concours de clavecin à Leipzig (2000) et à Bruges (2001). Elle se produit régulièrement avec José Vázquez et elle est l'invitée des Festes de Thalie depuis 2004. Borbála Dobozy was born in Budapest. She studied at the principal piano faculty of the Béla Bartók Secondary School of Music While still at the conservatoire, she became interested in the harpsichord. She attended János Sebestyén’s classes at the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music as visiting student. She began her university harpsichord studies with Zuzana Ruzicková in Bratislava then continued at the Prague Music Academy (also with her) where she earned her diploma with distinction. In the following years she studied historic performance practice at the Salzburg Mozarteum – again graduating with distinction – with Liselotte Brändle, Nikolaus Harnoncourt and Johann Sonnleitner. Later she also studied with Sonnleitner for a year at the Zürich Music Academy. |
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A major landmark in her career came in 1983 when she won a prize at the International Harpsichord Competition in Brugge, Belgium, to which she was invited back as a jury member in 2001. With her leadership the harpsichord faculty in Szeged department of the Ferenc Liszt Music Academy came into existence. She has held harpsichord courses on several occasions in Hungary, in Belorussia and in Norway. She is a teacher at the annual early music course „Brillamment Baroque” in Thoiry (France) together with the gamba virtuoso José Vázquez, who possesses an internationally famous collection of instruments; they also tour Europe with a travelling exhibition. She plays regularly at the world’s leading festivals, and has performed at the Budapest Spring Festival, the Salzburg Festival, the Bergen Festival and the Concentus Moraviae. Although Borbála Dobozy’s central focus in her activities as a musician is the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, her repertoire embraces the entire harpsichord literature, including works contemporary composers. Several Hungarian composers – György Arányi-Aschner, Árpád Balázs, Frigyes Hidas – have written pieces especially for her. She has given concerts in most countries of Europe as well as the United States and has made radio/TV recordings and CDs. Her record of works by Gottlieb Theophil Muffat (Componimenti musicali) won the renowned the German Record Critics’s award in Hamburg in 1992. She is a founding member of the Hungarian Bach Society and president of its Foundation. She is invited by "Festes de thalie" since 2004 |
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Gottlieb Muffat Rigaudon spirituoso (suite n°5 en ré mineur) |
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