Karolina Juodelytė
Karolina Juodelytė was born in Vilnius. In 2008 she graduated from the National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Art where she studied Choral Conducting and later Musicology (under Dr. Vytautė Markeliūnienė). In 2003 she began studying Organ with Vida Prekerytė. From 2008-2012 she studied Organ with Dr. Gediminas Kviklys and Musicology with Dr. Jonas Vilimas at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre. From 2010-2011 Karolina studied at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna (Austria), on the Erasmus Programme, with Prof. Roman Summereder and and at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki (Finland) with Prof. Kari Jussila with the Nordplus programme. In 2012-2014 she studied Organ (Master of Music Solist) at the Academy of Music in Detmold (Germany) with Prof. Dr. Martin Sander and at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre with Prof. Virginija Survilaitė. Since 2014 she has been continuing her studies in the Solo Class (Konzertexamen) under Prof. Dr. Martin Sander and Church Music (Organ Improvisation with Prof. Tomasz Adam Nowak; Orchestral and Choral Conducting with Prof. Karl-Heinz Bloemeke and Florian Lohmann).
National and International Competitions:
• 2006: 3rd Prize at the National J. Žukas Young Organists Competition.
• 2010: J. Naujalis Competition for Young Organists (1st prize).
• In 2011: 1st prize in the International M. K. Čiurlionis Organ Competition, five special prizes (for the best performance of M. K. Čiurlionis‘ pieces; for the best performance of M. K. Čiurlionis‘ Fugue in B flat minor; for creative interpretation of contemporary music; for the most artistic performance; for the youngest finalist) and two recital awards (concert at the Lithuanian National Philharmonic Society and at the Christopher Summer Festival).
• 2012: 3rd prize in the International L. Janacek organ competition in Brno (Czech Republic).
• 2014: Laureate in the Alumni/AStA Interpretation Competition of Academy of Musik in Detmold.
• 2014: Special Prize for the best second round in the Petr Eben International Organ Competition in Opava (Czech Republic).
• 2015: 2nd prize and special prize for the best interpretation of J.P.Sweelinck composition in the 9th International J.P.Sweelinck Organ Competition in Gdansk (Poland).
Karolina Juodelytė has attended organ masterclasses with, among others, G. Bovet, J. Tůma, H. Lucke, D. Tagliente, T. Jellema, S. Cherepanov, H.O. Ericson, M. Radulescu, D.Roth. She has performed as a soloist in various concerts, national and international festivals in Lithuania, Austria, Poland, Finland, Germany, Russia and the Czech Republic. She also regularly performs as a member of chamber ensembles and orchestras. In 2012 and 2013 she gained an honourable mention from the Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė and from the Chairman of Lithuanian Parliament Irena Degutienė. In 2013 she received a scholarship from the DAAD, in 2014 – from Academy of Music in Detmold. Recently she receive a scholarship from the A. Toepfer Foundation (Concerto Musikstipendium).
Barock
1. Sebastian Aguilera de Heredia
XII. Vajo, 1 tono
2. Francisco Correa de Arauxo
Tiento XXV
3. Sebastian Aguilera de Heredia
X. Obra de 8 tono alto. Ensalada
4. François Couperin
„Offertoire sur les grands jeux“ from „Messe pour les Paroisses“
5. Johann Sebastian Bach
Trio Sonate c-moll, BWV 526
6. Johann Sebastian Bach
Trio super „Herr Jesu Christ, dich zu uns wend“, BWV 655
7. Johann Sebastian Bach
Toccata und Fuge E-dur, BWV 566
8. Johann Sebastian Bach
Toccata und Fuge C-dur, BWV 566a
9. Johann Sebastian Bach
Passacaglia c-moll, BWV 582
10. Johann Sebastian Bach
Toccata, Adagio und Fuge C-dur, BWV 564
11. Johann Sebastian Bach
Präludium und Fuge Es-dur, BWV 552
12. Johann Sebastian Bach
Präludium und Fuge G-dur, BWV 550
13. Johann Sebastian Bach
Fantasie und Fuge g-moll, BWV 542
14. Georg Friedrich Händel
Orgel Concerto op. 4 No.1 (Bearbeitung für Orgel Solo – M. Dupré)
15. Georg Friedrich Händel
Concerto für Orgel und Streichquartet op. 4 No.1
16. Diedrich Buxtehude
Präludium g-moll, BuxWV 149
17. Diedrich Buxtehude
Präludium fis-moll, BuxWV 147
18. Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck
Fantasia chromatica
19. Franz Tunder
Choralfantasie „Was kann uns kommen an für Not”
20. Georg Muffat
Toccata Prima
21. Johann Jacob Froberger
Fantasie sopra ut.re.mi.fa.sol.la
22. Johann Sebastian Bach – Antonio Vivaldi
Concerto d-moll, BWV 596
Romanticism
1. Max Reger 2.
Sonate d-moll op. 60
2. Max Reger
Choralfantasie und Fuge über „Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme“ op. 52 Nr. 2
3. Max Reger
Choralfantasie über „Alle Menschen müssen sterben”, op. 52, Nr. 1
4. Max Reger
Toccata und Fuge a-moll, op. 80
5. Johannes Brahms
Präludium und Fuge g-moll, WoO 10
6. Johannes Brahms
“Herzlich tut mich verlangen” aus “Elf Choralvorspiele“ op.122
7. Johannes Brahms
Choralvorspiel und Fuge „O Traurigkeit, o Herzeleid“WoO 7
8. Eugène Gigout
Toccata h-moll
9. Franc Liszt
Präludium und Fuge über das Thema BACH
10. Louis Vierne
6. Symphonie op. 59
11. Louis Vierne
„Sicilienne“ und „Clair de Lune“ aus der 2. Suite op.53
12. Cesar Franck
Fantasie A-dur aus “Trois Pieces”
13. Cesar Franck
2. Choral h-moll, CFF 106
14. Cesar Franck
Präludium, Fuge und Variation op. 18
15. Maurice Duruflé
Prélude et Fugue sur le nom d‘Alain , op. 7
16. Alexandre Guilmant
1. Symphonie für Orgel und Orchester, op. 42
17. Juozas Naujalis
Gebet
18. Juozas Naujalis
Präludium Nr. 3 G-dur und Nr. 4 D-dur
19. Česlovas Sasnauskas
Fuge „Kyrie de angelis“
20. Česlovas Sasnauskas
Präludium und Fuge a-moll
21. Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis
Fuge cis-moll, Fuge c-moll “Kyrie eleison”, Fuge b-moll
Conteporary Music
1. Olivier Messiaen
„Communion“ und „Sortie“ aus „Messe de la Pentecôte
2. Olivier Messiaen
IV. „La verbe“ und IX „Deu parmi nous“ aus „La Nativite du Seigneur“
3. Olivier Messiaen
IV. Communion und V. Sortie aus „Messe de la Pentacôte“
4. Faustas Latėnas
„Švytėjimas“ (Shine)
5. Thierry Escaich
Poèmes
6. Petr Eben
Fantasien I, II und Moto ostinato aus „Sonntags Musik“
7. Petr Eben
Kleine Choralpartita „O Jesu, all mein Leben bist du“
8. Jehan Alain
Litanies
9. Jonas Tamulionis
Gebet („Malda“)
10. Tito Medek
„Gebrochene Flügel”
