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Gesine Dreyer
Masterclass Harp
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04 – 08 November 2024
Masterclass harp
Prof. Gesine Dreyer, Lübeck
Course repertoire: from solo and orchestral literature
Masterclass and individual lessons, audition preparation
Workshop for practice methods, warm-ups, technique and if desired, an introduction to teaching practice
Course start: Monday, 04 November 2024, in the early afternoon
End of course: Friday, 08 November 2024, after lunch
Fees:
€ 350.00 course fees/active for professionals
€ 320.00 course fees/active for students
€ 150.00 course fees for passive participation
€ 325.00 costs for accommodation (twin room) incl. full board at the Forum Artium
Single room supplement: € 25.00 per day if available
Provisional flat rate for energy costs: € 2.00 per day/person
Participation without accommodation/catering: € 100.00 surcharge
Gesine Dreyer began playing the harp with Prof Julie Raines at the age of 11. She discovered her love of playing in the orchestra early on in the North German youth orchestras and was supported by the pre-college at the Lübeck University of Music. She studied harp at the Hamburg University of Music and Theater with Prof. Julie Raines and Prof. Maria Graf. During her studies, she played with the “Schleswig-Holstein Musikfestival Orchester”, the “Junge Deutsche Philharmonie”, and was a prizewinner at the “Deutschen Hochschulwettbewerb”.
After a temporary contract with the “Opernhaus- und Museumsorchester Frankfurt”, she was the principal harpist of the Philharmonischen Orchesters Kiel from 1994 to 2001.
In 2000 Gesine Dreyer started teaching at universities. She worked as an honorary professor at the Hanns Eisler University of Music in Berlin for 20 years. Gesine Dreyer is professor for harp at the University of Music Lübeck since 2010. Her pupils and students are prizewinners in national and international competitions, such as the national competition “Jugend Musiziert” or the competitions in Szeged, Porto, and Wales. They perform in the state and federal youth orchestras as well as the SHMF and EUY orchestras.
She works regularly as a freelancer for the “Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen”, the “Ensemble Resonanz”, as well as other North German orchestras. Gesine Dreyer also performs as a chamber musician, for example with colleagues from the Musikhochschule Lübeck.