{"componentChunkName":"component---src-gatsby-entities-post-tsx","path":"/posts/rethinking-excellence-the-villars-music-academy","result":{"data":{"platform":{"post":{"id":"65d5481ad5bcca2bcbc9f316","slug":"rethinking-excellence-the-villars-music-academy","path":"/posts/rethinking-excellence-the-villars-music-academy","name":"Rethinking Excellence: The Villars Music Academy","name_fr":"Repenser l’excellence : la Villars Music Academy","title":null,"title_fr":null,"pretitle":null,"pretitle_fr":null,"subtitle":null,"subtitle_fr":null,"published":"2023-09-08T00:00:00.00","edited":null,"typeLabel":"Article","color":null,"content":{"plain":" The VMA invites talented young musicians from around the world to an intensive musical and personal learning experience. It centers around masterclasses taught by leading soloists and musicians from the Berliner Philharmoniker, as well as coaching, conferences and workshops. The program provides a unique opportunity for young musicians to accelerate their personal development and become inspired to bring more inner life into everything they do. \n The 2023 VMA took place from 13-20 August, with masterclasses taught by five globally renowned musicians: conductor Daniel Harding; violinist Kolja Blacher; violist Antoine Tamestit; and cellists Alban Gerhardt and Gary Hoffman. Out of over 200 applications, 20 young string musicians from around the world were selected for the week-long interdisciplinary program in the beautiful Swiss village of Villars-sur-Ollon. The program culminated in the VMA Closing Concert at the Villars Palace Theater, in which the laureates performed alongside their mentors as well as four soloists from the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra: violinists Simone Bernardini and Luiz Felipe; violist Walter Kuessner; and cellist Martin Menking. \n The final of the first Balik Prize took place on August 18th. The Balik Prize is a competition exclusively for the laureates of the Villars Music Academy and was judged this year by the VMA laureates’ tutors as well as representatives from Caviar House & Prunier, the Villars Institute, and Artistic Director of the VMA, Aline Champion. Whilst listening to this exceptional competition, the audience were also given an opportunity to vote for their favorite musician. \n Violinist Aoi Saito emerged as the winner of the Balik Prize, and will now have the opportunity to record a CD and a video to help launch her international music career thanks to the generous sponsorship of Caviar House & Prunier.  \n Raised in Tokyo, Aoi began playing violin at the age of 5 at the Toho Gakuen Music School. She completed her Bachelor’s degree at the Tokyo University of the Arts with honors, and is currently studying for her Master’s degree at the Berlin University of the Arts. \nHow music promotes the Villars Institute’s values\nMusic can transcend barriers and inspire action, making it a potent tool for promoting positive change and reinforcing the Villars Institute's mission to accelerate the transition to a net-zero  world and restore the health of our planet.  \nIntergenerational collaboration is crucial for effective climate action, as the consequences of environmental degradation will impact future generations the most. Music, as a bridge between age groups and disciplines, can facilitate dialogue and mutual understanding. Collaborative musical projects involving artists of different generations and experiences can foster a sense of shared responsibility and solidarity, allowing for the exchange of insights and ideas that transcend time. \nArtists can use their platforms to amplify climate change awareness, crafting music that addresses environmental concerns and advocates for sustainable practices, while poignant compositions can stir listeners emotionally, motivating them to engage with climate and nature initiatives and make conscious choices towards a better lifestyle both for themselves and for the planet. \nMusical events like the VMA can also serve as platforms to educate audiences about the importance of transitioning to Net Zero. These gatherings not only entertain but also provide spaces for knowledge exchange and collaboration among diverse groups. By celebrating music and sustainability together, attendees are encouraged to contemplate their roles in creating a better future. \nThe emotive power of music, along with its capacity to disseminate messages and its potential to foster unity, make it a crucial catalyst for climate and nature action, and the interplay between generations in safeguarding our world. \n","text":" The VMA invites talented young musicians from around the world to an intensive musical and personal learning experience. It centers around masterclasses taught by leading soloists and musicians from the Berliner Philharmoniker, as well as coaching, conferences and workshops. The program provides a unique opportunity for young musicians to accelerate their personal development and become inspired to bring more inner life into everything they do. \n \n The 2023 VMA took place from 13-20 August, with masterclasses taught by five globally renowned musicians: conductor Daniel Harding; violinist Kolja Blacher; violist Antoine Tamestit; and cellists Alban Gerhardt and Gary Hoffman. Out of over 200 applications, 20 young string musicians from around the world were selected for the week-long interdisciplinary program in the beautiful Swiss village of Villars-sur-Ollon. The program culminated in the VMA Closing Concert at the Villars Palace Theater, in which the laureates performed alongside their mentors as well as four soloists from the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra: violinists Simone Bernardini and Luiz Felipe; violist Walter Kuessner; and cellist Martin Menking. \n \n The final of the first Balik Prize took place on August 18th. The Balik Prize is a competition exclusively for the laureates of the Villars Music Academy and was judged this year by the VMA laureates’ tutors as well as representatives from Caviar House & Prunier, the Villars Institute, and Artistic Director of the VMA, Aline Champion. Whilst listening to this exceptional competition, the audience were also given an opportunity to vote for their favorite musician. \n \n Violinist Aoi Saito emerged as the winner of the Balik Prize, and will now have the opportunity to record a CD and a video to help launch her international music career thanks to the generous sponsorship of Caviar House & Prunier.  \n \n Raised in Tokyo, Aoi began playing violin at the age of 5 at the Toho Gakuen Music School. She completed her Bachelor’s degree at the Tokyo University of the Arts with honors, and is currently studying for her Master’s degree at the Berlin University of the Arts. \n \n \n### How music promotes the Villars Institute’s values \n \n \nMusic can transcend barriers and inspire action, making it a potent tool for promoting positive change and reinforcing the Villars Institute's mission to accelerate the transition to a net-zero  world and restore the health of our planet.  \n \nIntergenerational collaboration is crucial for effective climate action, as the consequences of environmental degradation will impact future generations the most. Music, as a bridge between age groups and disciplines, can facilitate dialogue and mutual understanding. Collaborative musical projects involving artists of different generations and experiences can foster a sense of shared responsibility and solidarity, allowing for the exchange of insights and ideas that transcend time. \n \nArtists can use their platforms to amplify climate change awareness, crafting music that addresses environmental concerns and advocates for sustainable practices, while poignant compositions can stir listeners emotionally, motivating them to engage with climate and nature initiatives and make conscious choices towards a better lifestyle both for themselves and for the planet. \n \nMusical events like the VMA can also serve as platforms to educate audiences about the importance of transitioning to Net Zero. These gatherings not only entertain but also provide spaces for knowledge exchange and collaboration among diverse groups. By celebrating music and sustainability together, attendees are encouraged to contemplate their roles in creating a better future. \n \nThe emotive power of music, along with its capacity to disseminate messages and its potential to foster unity, make it a crucial catalyst for climate and nature action, and the interplay between generations in safeguarding our world. \n"},"content_fr":{"plain":"La musique a le pouvoir de rassembler les gens au-delà des frontières, des barrières et des générations. Cela n’a jamais été aussi évident qu’à la Villars Music Academy (VMA). La violoniste suisse Aline Champion s’est donné comme objectif de transformer la formation musicale des jeunes talents. Avec ses collègues de l’orchestre philharmonique de Berlin et d’autres instrumentistes de renommée mondiale, elle repense les fondements de l’excellence en matière d'interprétation musicale.\nLa VMA a invité de jeunes musiciens et musiciennes talentueux du monde entier à vivre une expérience d'apprentissage musical et personnel. Cette expérience intensive s’articule autour de master classes animées par d’éminents.e.s solistes et musicien.ne.s de l’orchestre philharmonique de Berlin, ainsi que de coaching, de conférences et d’ateliers. Le programme offre aux jeunes musicien.ne.s une occasion unique de donner un coup de pouce à leur développement personnel et de trouver l’inspiration d’apporter plus d’âme à tout ce qu’ils et elles entreprennent.\nLa VMA 2023 s’est déroulée du 13 au 20 août, avec des master classes dispensées par cinq musicien.ne.s de renommée mondiale : le chef d’orchestre Daniel Harding, la violoniste Kolja Blacher, l’altiste Antoine Tamestit et les violoncellistes Alban Gerhardt et Gary Hoffman. Sur plus de 200 candidatures, 20 jeunes musicien.ne.s d’instruments à cordes du monde entier ont été sélectionné.e.s pour participer à ce programme interdisciplinaire d’une semaine dans le magnifique village suisse de Villars-sur-Ollon. Le programme s’est achevé avec le concert de la VMA au théâtre du Villars Palace, au cours duquel les lauréat.e.s ont joué aux côtés de leurs mentors et de quatre solistes de l’orchestre philharmonique de Berlin : les violonistes Simone Bernardini et Luiz Felipe, l’altiste Walter Kuessner et le violoncelliste Martin Menking.\nLa finale du premier prix Balik a eu lieu le 18 août. Le prix Balik est un concours réservé aux lauréat.e.s de la Villars Music Academy et a été jugé cette année par les tuteurs et tutrices des lauréat.e.s de la VMA ainsi que par des représentant.e.s de Caviar House & Prunier, du Villars Institute et de la directrice artistique de la VMA, Aline Champion. Tout en écoutant cette compétition exceptionnelle, le public a également eu la possibilité de voter pour son musicien ou sa musicienne préféré.e.\nLa violoniste Aoi Saito a remporté le prix Balik et aura l’opportunité d’enregistrer un disque et une vidéo pour lancer sa carrière musicale internationale grâce au généreux parrainage de Caviar House & Prunier.\nÉlevée à Tokyo, Aoi a commencé à jouer du violon dès l’âge de 5 ans à l’école de musique Toho Gakuen. Elle a obtenu sa licence avec mention à l’université des arts de Tokyo et prépare actuellement son master à l’université des arts de Berlin.\nLa musique au service des valeurs du Villars Institute\nLa musique a le pouvoir de dépasser les barrières et inspirer l’action, ce qui en fait un outil puissant pour promouvoir un changement positif et renforcer la mission du Villars Institute qui est d’accélérer la transition vers un monde net-zéro et de rétablir la santé de notre planète.\nLa collaboration intergénérationnelle est cruciale pour une action efficace en faveur du climat, car les conséquences de la dégradation de l’environnement seront plus lourdes sur les générations futures. La musique,en tant que passerelle entre les groupes d’âge et les disciplines, peut faciliter le dialogue et la compréhension mutuelle. Les projets musicaux collaboratifs impliquant des artistes de générations et d’expériences différentes peuvent créer un sentiment de responsabilité partagée et de solidarité, permettant l’échange de points de vue et d’idées qui dépasseront le temps.\nLes artistes peuvent utiliser leurs plateformes pour accentuer la sensibilisation au changement climatique, en créant de la musique qui aborde les préoccupations environnementales et prônent des pratiques durables, alors que des compositions poignantes peuvent toucher émotionnellement le public, le motiver à s’engager dans des initiatives en faveur du climat et de la nature et à faire des choix conscients pour un meilleur style de vie, pour eux-mêmes comme pour la planète.\nDes évènements musicaux comme la VMA peuvent également servir de plateforme pour sensibiliser le public à l’importance de la transition vers le net zéro. Ces manifestations ne se contentent pas de divertir, elles offrent également des espaces d’échanges de connaissances et de collaboration entre divers groupes. En célébrant ensemble la musique et la durabilité, on encourage l’audience à réfléchir à son rôle dans la création d’un avenir meilleur.\nLe pouvoir émotionnel de la musique, sa capacité à diffuser des messages et à favoriser l’unité en font un catalyseur essentiel de l’action en faveur du climat et de la nature, ainsi que de l’interaction entre les générations en sauvegardant notre monde.\n","text":"La musique a le pouvoir de rassembler les gens au-delà des frontières, des barrières et des générations. Cela n’a jamais été aussi évident qu’à la Villars Music Academy (VMA). La violoniste suisse Aline Champion s’est donné comme objectif de transformer la formation musicale des jeunes talents. Avec ses collègues de l’orchestre philharmonique de Berlin et d’autres instrumentistes de renommée mondiale, elle repense les fondements de l’excellence en matière d'interprétation musicale.\n\nLa VMA a invité de jeunes musiciens et musiciennes talentueux du monde entier à vivre une expérience d'apprentissage musical et personnel. Cette expérience intensive s’articule autour de master classes animées par d’éminents.e.s solistes et musicien.ne.s de l’orchestre philharmonique de Berlin, ainsi que de coaching, de conférences et d’ateliers. Le programme offre aux jeunes musicien.ne.s une occasion unique de donner un coup de pouce à leur développement personnel et de trouver l’inspiration d’apporter plus d’âme à tout ce qu’ils et elles entreprennent.\n\nLa VMA 2023 s’est déroulée du 13 au 20 août, avec des master classes dispensées par cinq musicien.ne.s de renommée mondiale : le chef d’orchestre Daniel Harding, la violoniste Kolja Blacher, l’altiste Antoine Tamestit et les violoncellistes Alban Gerhardt et Gary Hoffman. Sur plus de 200 candidatures, 20 jeunes musicien.ne.s d’instruments à cordes du monde entier ont été sélectionné.e.s pour participer à ce programme interdisciplinaire d’une semaine dans le magnifique village suisse de Villars-sur-Ollon. Le programme s’est achevé avec le concert de la VMA au théâtre du Villars Palace, au cours duquel les lauréat.e.s ont joué aux côtés de leurs mentors et de quatre solistes de l’orchestre philharmonique de Berlin : les violonistes Simone Bernardini et Luiz Felipe, l’altiste Walter Kuessner et le violoncelliste Martin Menking.\n\nLa finale du premier prix Balik a eu lieu le 18 août. Le prix Balik est un concours réservé aux lauréat.e.s de la Villars Music Academy et a été jugé cette année par les tuteurs et tutrices des lauréat.e.s de la VMA ainsi que par des représentant.e.s de Caviar House & Prunier, du Villars Institute et de la directrice artistique de la VMA, Aline Champion. Tout en écoutant cette compétition exceptionnelle, le public a également eu la possibilité de voter pour son musicien ou sa musicienne préféré.e.\n\nLa violoniste Aoi Saito a remporté le prix Balik et aura l’opportunité d’enregistrer un disque et une vidéo pour lancer sa carrière musicale internationale grâce au généreux parrainage de Caviar House & Prunier.\n\nÉlevée à Tokyo, Aoi a commencé à jouer du violon dès l’âge de 5 ans à l’école de musique Toho Gakuen. Elle a obtenu sa licence avec mention à l’université des arts de Tokyo et prépare actuellement son master à l’université des arts de Berlin.\n\n### La musique au service des valeurs du Villars Institute\n\nLa musique a le pouvoir de dépasser les barrières et inspirer l’action, ce qui en fait un outil puissant pour promouvoir un changement positif et renforcer la mission du Villars Institute qui est d’accélérer la transition vers un monde net-zéro et de rétablir la santé de notre planète.\n\nLa collaboration intergénérationnelle est cruciale pour une action efficace en faveur du climat, car les conséquences de la dégradation de l’environnement seront plus lourdes sur les générations futures. La musique,en tant que passerelle entre les groupes d’âge et les disciplines, peut faciliter le dialogue et la compréhension mutuelle. Les projets musicaux collaboratifs impliquant des artistes de générations et d’expériences différentes peuvent créer un sentiment de responsabilité partagée et de solidarité, permettant l’échange de points de vue et d’idées qui dépasseront le temps.\n\nLes artistes peuvent utiliser leurs plateformes pour accentuer la sensibilisation au changement climatique, en créant de la musique qui aborde les préoccupations environnementales et prônent des pratiques durables, alors que des compositions poignantes peuvent toucher émotionnellement le public, le motiver à s’engager dans des initiatives en faveur du climat et de la nature et à faire des choix conscients pour un meilleur style de vie, pour eux-mêmes comme pour la planète.\n\nDes évènements musicaux comme la VMA peuvent également servir de plateforme pour sensibiliser le public à l’importance de la transition vers le net zéro. Ces manifestations ne se contentent pas de divertir, elles offrent également des espaces d’échanges de connaissances et de collaboration entre divers groupes. En célébrant ensemble la musique et la durabilité, on encourage l’audience à réfléchir à son rôle dans la création d’un avenir meilleur.\n\nLe pouvoir émotionnel de la musique, sa capacité à diffuser des messages et à favoriser l’unité en font un catalyseur essentiel de l’action en faveur du climat et de la nature, ainsi que de l’interaction entre les générations en sauvegardant notre monde.\n"},"challenge":null,"challenges":[],"files":[],"openGraph":{"title":null,"description":{"plain":"Swiss violinist Aline Champion aims to transform music training for talented young performers with the help of colleagues from the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and world-renowned instrumentalists passionate about interdisciplinary learning. \n"},"image":{"url2x":null,"thumbnails":{"full":{"url":"https://res.cloudinary.com/shapeable/image/upload/v1694180450/villars/image-asset/vma-1_image__53131661319_408456a4e9_o_lyq5vf.jpg","url2x":"https://res.cloudinary.com/shapeable/image/upload/v1694180450/villars/image-asset/vma-1_image__53131661319_408456a4e9_o_lyq5vf.jpg"}}}},"intro":{"plain":"Music has the power to bring people together across borders, barriers and generations. 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