Workshop mit Herta Hansena (Department of Chamber Ensemble and Piano Accompaniment)


Ablauf Workshop:

Mittwoch 03. Dez., Raum C DG 01
11.00:
Schostakowitsch: Klaviertrio in e-Moll, op. 67
Yerassyl Khamit, Violine
Ana Sinček, Cello
Hibiki Kojima, Klavier


12-15 – 13.30 Pause


13.30
Prokofjew: Sonate für Cello und Klavier op. 119
Lidiya Mashek, Cello
Marek Kąkol, Klavier

15.00
Poulenc: Sonate für Klavier zu vier Händen
Jaeyun Lee, Klavier
Wonjae Yeom, Klavier

 

Donnerstag 04. Dez., Raum C DG 01
10.00
Schostakowitsch: Klaviertrio in C-Dur. Op. 8
Ririka Fukuda, Violine
Briana-Angie Molnar, Cello
Klára Skalková, Klavier

11.15
Weber: Trio für Flöte, Cello und Klavier in g-Moll op.63
Marija Odradović, Flöte
Ana Sinček, Cello
Agnese Nascimbene, Klavier
 

12-30 – 13.30 Pause

13.30 
Brahms: Sonate für Cello und Klavier in e-Moll. Op. 38
Kamila Sitinová, Cello
Eva Rautner, Klavier


14.30
Rota: Trio für Flöte, Violine und Klavier
Eva Marković, Flöte
Todorka Hristeva, Violine
Martina Šendo, Klavier

 

5. Dez. 18.30, Liszt-Saal (1030 Wien, Lothringerstraße 18)
Konzert: Out of the Haze of Silence..
Lettische Kammermusik für Flöte und Klavier
Prof. Ilona Meija, Flöte / Assoc. Prof. Herta Hansena, Klavier

 

Herta Hansena (Department of Chamber Ensemble and Piano Accompaniment)

Herta Hansena graduated from Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Music Academy. She acquired Masters’ Degree in 1998 having improved her professional and academic skills at the Gnessin Music Institute (Moscow, 2008). 

In her career, she has worked together with a large number of musicians – singers, instrumentalists, chamber music ensembles – with whom she has performed in concerts for radio and television. Herta Hansena performs regularly with cellist Ēriks Kiršfelds, mecosoprano Ieva Parša, soprano Gunta Gelgote, flutist Ilona Meija, violinist Sandis Šteinbergs, violist Andra Dārziņš, Riga Saxophone Quartet and others.

She has performed with internationally-acclaimed soloists, such as flutists William Bennett, Renate Greiss-Armin, Giedrius Gelgotas, mecosoprano Olesja Petrova, cellists Matthew Barney, Kristine Blaumane, violists Maksim Novikov and Sergey Dogadin, violinist Andrey Dogadin, Karen Shakhgaldian, trombonists Carsten Svanberg, Henning Wiegrebe, trompetist Reier Dorrestreijn and many others.

As an accompanist and a passionate chamber musician, Herta Hansena performs locally and internationally – in Austria, Germany, Greece, France, Estonia, Poland, Italy, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Romania and Russia. Herta has participated in many music festivals. She has appeared in Kremerata Baltica Festivals, ’’Probaltica’’ Music and art festival of Baltic countries in Toruna, Liepāja chamber music festival, Riga Festival, Latvian chamber music festivals, Schubertiade at Ungurmuiţa and Sansusī, Contemporary Music Festival Arēna and many others. Latvian composers Maija Einfelde, Gundega Šmite, Marīte Dombrovska have dedicated chamber music pieces to Herta Hansena. In 2013 she was awarded the Latvian Great Music Award for Exceptional Ensemble Work.

Currently, Herta Hansena is an associated professor of the Chamber Ensemble Department of Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Academy of Music. She has received numerous diplomas as the best accompanist and also had been awarded for the preparation of students for international and local competition (1st, 2nd prizes in  Latvia, Lithuania, Spain). Every year she gives several masterclasses in Latvia and at international level – Netherlands, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Italy and Latvia.

In 2018 she got the Latvian Music Academy Award of the Year.

 

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Workshop mit Marcin Szawelski (Kammermusik und Violoncello)

18. bis 22. und 24. November 2025
Raum C DG 13 (1030 Wien, Anton-von-Webern-Platz 1)
9.00-17.00 Uhr
 

Anmeldung mit der Angabe von Wunschdatum, Uhrzeit (Timeslots von 1,5 Stunden),
Besetzung und ausgewähltem Musikstück, bitte bis spätestens 10. November an: kornfeld@mdw.ac.at
Es sind mehrere Unterrichte möglich.

Marcin Szalwelski
A keen educator, cellist Marcin Szawelski has taught cello and chamber music at the College of Music, Mahidol University since 2006, where he currently serves as chair of the String & Chamber Music Department.
Besides his lecturing duties, he has written two textbooks: “Elementary Techniques and Fundamental Warm Ups for Cellists with a Selection of Compositions by H.R.M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej” (2017) and “Manual of Selected Orchestral Excerpts for Cello” (2019) to supplement the existing pedagogical literature for cellists at multiple levels.

In addition to lecturing at the College of Music, since 2006 Marcin has enjoyed his career as a cellist with Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra (TPO) where he is currently Principal Cello; to date, he has given more than 600 performances with the TPO. His extensive experience as an orchestral musician has led him to numerous collaborations with countless international soloists and on orchestra tours in Japan, New Zealand, Slovenia, Poland, Hungary, Laos, Myanmar and Malaysia. Marcin’s passion for teaching and education extends into orchestral coaching as well: since 2007 he has been a cello instructor for SAYOWE (Southeast Asian Youth Orchestra and Wind Ensemble) and SEAYCO (Southeast Asian Youth Chamber Orchestra).

Marcin Szawelski’s love of chamber music is another important driving force in his musical endeavors. He collaborates in various chamber ensembles like the Libere String Quartet, International Quintet and the AmaCor Trio; his chamber music partners include illustrious personalities such as Eri Nakagawa, Korak Lertpibulchai, Paris Paraschoudis, among others.

A native of Gdańsk, Poland, Marcin Szawelski started his musical training at the age of 7 with Andrzej Filar and later continued his studies at the Liceum Muzyczne im. F. Nowowiejskiego in Gdańsk
where he earned a Diploma in Cello performance. He subsequently earned a Master of Arts in Cello Performance (2005) from Stanisław Moniuszko Academy of Music in Gdańsk where he studied cello performance, chamber music and music pedagogy under professors Krzysztof Sperski, Anna Prabucka-Firlej, and Tadeusz Samerek, winning numerous awards and prizes in regional and national competitions during his musical studies.
His artistic mentors and musical influences include renowned cellists such as Stefan Popov, Maria Tchaikovska, Peter Leisegang, and Roman Jablonski.