Ela Fakin, oboa
Rebecca Koren, flute
Spela Turel, oboe
The competition of young musicians of the Republic of Slovenia is held annually in 1972, the last years organized by the Association of Slovenian music schools and the TEMSIG Commission . Among other things, the National Music Competition is responsible for the integration and quality growth and development of Slovenian music culture, for the recognition and excellence of Slovenian music education in the international environment. Many of today's internationally established ambassadors of Slovenian musical culture received their first confirmations and opportunities for affirmation in the international arena just at the TEMSIG competition.
The competition in each discipline is held every three years, it is distributed in age categories up to 25. years of age. Due to its high level and international comparability, the TEMSIG competition has been a member of the EMC (European Music Competition for Animatouth) since 1992.
An important link with international music institutions is represented by jurors from the most prestigious music universities and institutions from all over Europe. At the competition, they get to know young Slovenian talents, invite them to concerts, universities, festivals, theaters. As a rule, the winners of the TEMSIG competition are carriers of musical life in Slovenia in their later career as conductors or members of professional symphony and opera orchestras, in the police and military brass bands and in the RTV Slovenia big band or excellent pedagogues. Many are successful abroad.
The Great added value of the competition is a series of Slovenian musical novelties, which are usually written for the competition by young Slovenian composers. The promotion of Slovenian musical creativity, a high level of demands and exceptional performances by young musicians are the ones that inspire the Association of Slovenian music schools and the TEMSIG Commission, despite the great organizational and financial demands, to carry out this demanding project at a high level every year in cooperation with music schools across Slovenia.
The TEMSIG Commission is appointed by the Association of Slovenian music schools. It consists of the principals of music schools and a representative of the Academy of music. Members of the commission carry out their work free of charge. Current composition of the TEMSIG Commission:
Betka Bizjak Kotnik, President, Conservatory of music and ballet Ljubljana,
Miha Rogina, vice president, Academy of music UL,
Iztok Babnik, Koper Music School,
Tonja Lapanja Brencic, Music School Idrija,
Helena Valerija Krieger, Conservatory of music and ballet Maribor,
Vesna Cestnik Tehovnik, Conservatory of music and ballet Ljubljana,
Simon Mlakar, Music School Celje.
Ela Fakin , oboa
Rebeka Koren , flavta
Špela Turel , oboa
Tekmovanje mladih glasbenikov Republike Slovenije poteka o d leta 1972 vsako leto , zadnja leta v organizaciji Zveze slovenskih glasbenih šol in Komisije TEMSIG . Državno glasbeno tekmovanje med drugim skrbi za povezovanje in kakovostno rast in razvoj slovenske glasbene kulture, za prepoznavnost in odličnost slovenskega glasbenega šolstva v mednarodnem okolju. Mnogi danes mednarodno uveljavljeni ambasadorji slovenske glasbene kulture so ravno na tekmovanju TEMSIG dobili prve potrditve in možnosti za afirmacijo v mednarodnem prostoru.
Tekmovanje v posamezni disciplini poteka na vsaka tri leta, razporejeno je v starostne kategorije do 25. leta starosti. Tekmovanje TEMSIG je zaradi visokega nivoja in mednarodne primerljivosti od leta 1992 član organizacije EMCY (European Music Competition for Youth).
Pomembno vez z mednarodnimi glasbenimi inštitucijami predstavljajo žiranti, ki prihajajo iz najbolj prestižnih glasbenih univerz in ustanov iz cele Evrope. Ti na tekmovanju mlade slovenske talente spoznajo, jih povabijo na koncerte, univerze, festivale, v gledališča. Nagrajenci tekmovanja TEMSIG so praviloma na kasnejši poklicni poti nosilci glasbenega življenja v Sloveniji kot dirigenti oziroma člani profesionalnih simfoničnih in opernih orkestrov, v policijskem in vojaškem pihalnem orkestru ter v big bandu RTV Slovenija ali odlični pedagogi. Mnogi so uspešni v tujini.
Veliko dodano vrednost tekmovanju predstavlja vrsta slovenskih glasbenih novitet, ki jih prav za tekmovanje napišejo praviloma mladi slovenski skladatelji. Spodbujanje slovenske glasbene ustvarjalnosti, visoko raven zahtev in izjemni nastopi mladih glasbenikov so tisti, ki Zvezi slovenskih glasbenih šol in Komisiji TEMSIG, kljub velikim organizacijskim in finančnim zahtevam, dajejo navdih in voljo, da ta zahtevni projekt vsako leto izpeljejo na visoki ravni v sodelovanju z glasbenimi šolami po Sloveniji.
Komisijo TEMSIG imenuje Zveza slovenskih glasbenih šol. Sestavljajo jo ravnatelji glasbenih šol in predstavnik Akademije za glasbo. Člani komisije svoje delo opravljajo brezplačno. Sedanja sestava Komisije TEMSIG:
Betka Bizjak Kotnik , predsednica, Konservatorij za glasbo in balet Ljubljana,
Miha Rogina , podpredsednik, Akademija za glasbo UL,
Iztok Babnik , Glasbena šola Koper,
Tonja Lapanja Brenčič , Glasbena šola Idrija,
Helena Valerija Krieger , Konservatorij za glasbo in balet Maribor,
Vesna Cestnik Tehovnik , Konservatorij za glasbo in balet Ljubljana,
Simon Mlakar , Glasbena šola Celje.
