Jean-Marc Vogt

Jean-Marc Vogt grew up in a family of musicians and Germanists. He received his first violin lessons at the age of five, switching to the viola at 16. He studied with the LaSalle Quartet in Cincinnati and with Prof. Ulrich Koch and Prof. Kim Kashkashian in Freiburg. In 1988 he played with a temporary contract at the Deutsche Oper Berlin, and since 1991 he has been a member of the Frankfurt Opera and Museum Orchestra. Jean-Marc Vogt works in an honorary capacity to support young musicians and improve their professional working conditions, for example with the Bavarian Chamber for Social Benefits and Pensions, in the German Orchestra Foundation, and as a member of juries. He has also been Chairman of the German Orchestra Association (DOV) and a member of the Hessian State Music Council’s Executive Committee, and has served as an expert on stage professions for the European Commission.

Jean-Marc Vogt is a member of the Executive Committee of the German Music Council.
 

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Musicians can sing or play in the ensembles of the German Music Council, the Federal Youth Orchestra, the Federal Jazz Orchestra and the Federal Youth Choir, and take part in competitions. With four other projects in the area of promotion, the German Music Council supports young, highly talented musicians, conductors, composers and interpreters of contemporary music as well as pop musicians on their way to a professional musical life and builds a bridge between musicians, organizers and the public. In addition, the German Music Information Center (miz) offers a central information point on all topics of musical life.

 

 

The German Music Council is the sponsor of the competitions for children and young people: Jugend musiziert and Jugend jazzt, the competitions for professional musicians: the German Music Competition, the German Conducting Award (formerly the German Conducting Prize) and the German Choral Conducting Award, as well as the competitions for amateur musicians: theGerman Choir Competition and the German Orchestra Competition.

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Promoting young musicians in the ensemblesof the German Music Council also includes performing on stage in front of an audience. The project leaders are happy to accept requests for engagements. The German Music Competition concert promotion program arranges approximately 200 concerts a year for concert organizers and concert series.

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