„To lead means to use demagogery combined with a sense of responsibility and a sense of proportion to reach a goal aspired by everybody.“
Interactive Lecture: „Conducting an orchestra as management task in an artistic collective“
Emotional and structural requirements of an orchestra in analogy to group-dynamic processes in business. An example: a manager as team captain must make 40.000 people not only like the work that they do but at the same time do it the way he wants them to do it. A conductor follows the same goal but not with 40.000 but with 100 people.
„The more successful you exert the instrument of leadership, the better you can include people into decision making without leaving the masterplan.“
Prof. Dr. Wildner lectures on Motivation, Democratization and Integration within an organization.
Workshop
Invite Prof. Dr. Wildner for an exclusive workshop with your company. One of the leading conductors of his generation will work out process optimizations with staff members at variuos levels of your business. Parallel to it he will present the analog structure of an orchestra. A unique experience for executives and staff members.
Duration: at request
Discussion / Interview / Presentation
Whether in discussions, interviews or as presenter: Prof. Dr. Johannes Wildner will present his views on Culture Policy, Youth Employment in the Concert-and Theater-Sector and Cultural Work throughout the ages respectively the connection between Culture and History, with passion!
Johannes Wildner completed studies in Conducting, Violin and Musicology in Vienna and in Italy and is one of the leading Austrian conductors of his generation today. His time as member of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the Orchestra of the Vienna State Opera has left a lasting mark on his style of conducting and the way he is making music. After his post as Chief Conductor of the State Opera Prague and First Permanent Conductor of the Opera Leipzig, Johannes Wildner was Musical Director of the New Philharmonic Orchestra Westphalia in Recklinghausen, Germany which is also the Opera Orchestra of the Theater Gelsenkirchen (Germany). From 2010 until 2014 Johannes Wildner was the first Guest Conductor of the BBC Concert Orchestra in London. Since 2014 he has been director of the Opera Festival „Opera Burg Gars“ and University Professor for Conducting at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna.
He conducts regularly at great Opera Houses like the „New National Theater Tokyo“, the „Teatro Carlo Felice“ in Genova, the „Arena di Verona“, the Opera Leipzig, the Opera Graz, the State Theater Salzburg and the State Operas Prague and Zagreb. He conducts famous orchestras like the London Philharmonic and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonic Orchestra St. Petersburg, the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Philharmonic Orchestra Dresden, the orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana in Palermo, the Philharmonic Orchestra Bergen, the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, the China- and Hongkong Philharmonic Orchestra as well as the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.
Johannes Widner has recorded more than 100 CDs, DVDs and Videos, amomg them the complete recording of „Die Fledermaus“ (the Bat) by Johann Strauss, live-recordings of „Carmen“, “Le nozze di Figaro“, and „Cosi fan tutte“ as well as the 3rd and 9th Symphony of Anton Bruckner, the complete works for piano and orchestra by Robert Schumann with pianist Lev Vinocour, Beethoven`s Concert for Violin (Soloist: Alexandre da Costa) and 7th Symphony with the „Taipei Symphony Orchestra“ and finally works of forgotten composers like d` Erlanger and Braunfels with the BBC Concert Orchestra.