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José Jesús
Olivetti
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Article Yo APR 2, 2019
Classic World
Carnival took over the Sala Suggia
"When someone approaches the enormous box of Casa da Música, the work of the Dutch architect Rem Kolhaas, they cannot help but think that they have traveled back in time and that they have been teleported to a futuristic city.
The enormous enclosure houses the entrances to the cyclopean construction, the staircase that leads to the types that confirm that, indeed, we are in Casa da Musica and some soft mounds in the form of ues where the skaters toil in front of the sight of the people who They drink a wine on the -1 floor, waiting to settle into the seats in the room that corresponds to them"...
Article Yo JUN 26, 2020
The newspaper
The Venezuelan conductor who makes history in the world
"ORn orchestral rehearsal is characterized by the exact, almost millimeter arrangement of dozens of people, under the tempo of the baton he conducts. The musicians move from one side to the other, caressing their instruments and rising to the beat of the percussion. An unprecedented dance, where everyone, even the most timid, gets rid of their insecurities and adheres to the synchronized movement of the Chamambo by Manuel Artés. On the podium, with the baton in his right hand, wrapping his movements around the great figure of rhythm is José Jesús Olivetti, a Venezuelan orchestra conductor, who sets the speeds and establishes the instant when the note will leave its abstract quarters, on the page paper, to become a genuine emotion through the instrument.
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Article Yo JUL 10, 2019
BR-Klassik
Das Musikprojekt "CONSONANZA" in München
Knapp 20 Kinder und Jugendliche werden im Münchner Werksviertel bei "Consonance" unterrichtet. Wie beim venezolanischen Vorbild "El Sistema" könnte ihr sozialer Hintergrund bunter nicht sein: Er reicht von Mittelschule bis Gymnasium, ihre Eltern stammen aus aller Welt. Musikalische Vorkenntnisse sind für die Teilnahme nicht nötig – nur Leidenschaft für Musik müssen sie mitbringen.
Luciana sitzt mit ihrem Cello zwischen Turnmatten, einer Kletterwand und einem Kickertisch. Hochkonzentriert versucht die 13-Jährige alles, was ihr Cellolehrer erklärt, umzusetzen. Luciana kommt aus Portugal und ist vor ein paar Jahren nach Deutschland gezogen. Ihre Familie könnte sich derzeit weder den Cello-Unterricht noch ein Instrument leisten. Das Musikprojekt "Consonanza" ermöglicht ihr beides: Der Unterricht ist kostenlos und dank Spenden von Stiftungen und Privatpersonen hat Luciana sogar ein Leihinstrument – genauso wie ihre jüngere Schwester, die Geige lernt.
Article Yo NOV 18, 2019
Augsburger Allgemeine
Durch Welden weht neuer musikalischer Wind
"José Jesús Olivetti sorgt bei der Harmoniemusik Welden für den richtigen Takt.
Ganz neue Gesichter sah man beim Herbstkonzert der Harmoniemusik Welden im Orchester wie am Orchesterpult. Nach nur neun Wochen Probenarbeit stand das Herbstkonzert ganz im Zeichen der Premiere des neuen Dirigenten. Der junge Wirbelwind am Orchesterpult heißt José Jesús Olivetti, kommt aus Venezuela und studiert"...
Article Yo AUG 20, 2019
The National
I want to take to Venezuela what I learn in Germany
"He is yet another of the musicians trained in the internationally recognized National System of Youth and Children's Orchestras and Choirs of Venezuela.
In 2017, he auditioned among 60 students for a position at the Leopold-Mozart Center of the University of Augsburg, in Germany, to continue his professional training as a conductor, which he had begun in Caracas with the support of maestro José Antonio Abreu. Of the four available places, he was the only foreigner to enter the Mozart Zentrum after a month of long and rigorous rehearsals"...
Article Yo OCT 27, 2020
cured
It all started as a riot
It is easy to say, in just one paragraph. But the admirable achievements that this conductor from Barquisimeto has achieved, at barely 28 years of age, are due more to his tenacious and daily effort than to his talent, which he also has. A talent to which he has given his personal touch, that of joy, a background he brings from the family and which he has been able to translate into his concerts with a harmonious amalgamation between academic music and Latin American popular music. "Everything started as a bochinche" he replied when Curadas asked him how his interest in music was born, which led him to his childhood and family parties, in which, as is typical among Venezuelans, they always put the little ones to sing and dance.
Article Yo DEC 12, 2022
BILD
Starkes Orchester mit kostenlosem Unterricht
Bei uns spielt die Musik kostenlos. Constanza Vagnini-Holbl and José Jesus Olivetti leiten Münchens erstes Orchester, bei dem wirklich jeder mitspielen darf.
Nicolas (9) zum Beispiel. Er liebt starke Tone. Im Orchester bläst er das Waldhorn. Das ist laut und anstrengend. „Aber Streichinstrumente interessieren mich nicht so“, sagt er.
Kira (10) and Philipp (9) have sich für Cello entschieden. Ihre Mutter Diana Lamper sagt begeistert: „Das hat einen wunderschönen Klang.“ Sie sagt auch: „Ohne dieses Orchester wäre Musikunterricht für uns schwierig, weil es finanziell nicht einfach wäre.“