Jayme Amatnecks

Maestro Jayme Amatnecks

Jayme Amatnecks (Ponta Grossa, December 22 of 1966) is a Brazilian composer and conductor.

In 1987 he founded the Children's Choir of UEPG and in 1999 organized the choirs Ars Musica and Vox Pop with which it performed numerous concerts, mainly promoting vocal repertoire of Brazilian music.[1]

Was conductor of the Symphony Orchestra of Ponta Grossa (2002-2005)[2] and from 2005 to 2011 he taught at the University Potiguar -UNP. directed the Choir of CEIC, the Women's Choir St. Cecilia, the Choir of AFENAB/AABB and the Choir of the Federal Court of Rio Grande do Norte (2005-2011).[3]

Was the originator of draft disclosure of vocal music and choral singing: The implementation of a system through choral music education in public schools in Ponta Grossa, forming 83 choirs, directly reaching 40 regents, 1346 students from public schools in Ponta Grossa and, indirectly, more than 200,000 people. Lectured and presented concerts in all the capitals of Brazil and served as conductor of Choir Ars Musica, sponsored by the Ministry of Culture of Brazil , Cultural Train that traveled 102 Brazilian cities.[1]

Was twice elected by the class, member of the Conceil of Culture of the city of Ponta Grossa, Paraná.[4]

Jayme Amatnecks proclaiming the World Day of Choral Singing in the Roman Pantheon

Composes a free language, supported many times in popular music traditions. Since the early 2000s the composer has been dedicated to the production of contemporary avant-garde music for choir, work for which has been recognized in the international art world.[5]

Has a total of six CDs and two awards for artistic merit, the Prize Anita Philipovsky delivered by the city of Ponta Grossa, and the prize The Sower awarded by the Government of the State of Paraná.[6]

Three books published by ARC0 PUBLISHING HOUSE in Curitiba: "CHRISTMAS GLORIA" (2 editions),[7] "TIC, TAC, ZÓIN, A STORY ABOUT THE SOUNDS"[8] and the musical "A GIFT FOR MOM"[9]

In 2013 he served as member of the international jury of the VII Festival Internazionale CHORUS INSIDE in Rome, Italy[10]

It stands out for having proclaimed on behalf of the UN[11] and in Portuguese in Pantheon in Rome , on December 8, 2013 World Day of Choral Singing.[12]

In 2014 gave a workshop "Mass Santa Cruz, of Osvaldo Lacerda" for singers and conductors of the choirs participating in the X Festival Chorus Inside on the city of Chieti, Italy.[13]

Polifonicus Mundi

Polifonicus Mundi
The lines refer to the path length of the trajectories of silence, pause or sound of words in magenta on long drives. The entries of voices occur at the discretion of the performers; Similarly the density or rarefaction of polyphony. The sounds of definite or indefinite time obey the fabric of their voices, divided into soprano, alto, tenor and bass.

Polifonicus Mundi is an experimental music , an essay, not a musical work. The Polifonicus is a planimetric composition, i.e., a specific way of ordering structuralist music in which structural units or gestalts replace melody, harmony, strong and weak beats, themes and development. It is the realization of a temporal plane (bottom), taken alone or in relation to others, the survey of sound and musical events. The idea is related to the aesthetics of the relativistic inaccurate and paradoxical.

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    1. 1 2 "Leaf Symphony".
    2. ↑ "Fac-simile of the Order of appointment published in the Official Gazette of the Municipality in 2002".
    3. ↑ "Official Gazette - Order of appointment".
    4. ↑ "decree of appointment".
    5. ↑ "Criticism in the journal Il Centre of Pescara, 06/21/2014 in Italian".
    6. ↑ "List of winners in the Municipality of Ponta Grossa site.".
    7. ↑ "Christmas Gloria".
    8. ↑ "Tic, Tac, Zoin - A History of the Sons. ISBN 85-86638-25-0 on publisher website".
    9. ↑ "A gift for Mom. ISBN 85-86638-29-3 on publisher website".
    10. ↑ "artistic Comite CHORUS INSIDE INTERNATIONAL".
    11. ↑ "Official site of World Choral Day,".
    12. ↑ "Materia in abruzzo DAILY Journal in Italian".
    13. ↑ "Matters Now in Chieti Journal in Italian".
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