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((Short description|Music festival concert venue in Tongyeong, South Korea))
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  | music_festival_name = Tongyeong International Music Festival
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  | years_active= 2002&ndash;present
  | dates = Spring
  | genre = [[Classical music]]
  | website = http://www.timf.org
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'''Tongyeong International Music Festival''' (((lang-ko|통영국제음악제))), abbreviated '''TIMF''', is an annual music festival held in [[Tongyeong]], [[South Gyeongsang Province]], South Korea. Considering the classification between ethnic and artistic categories, TIMF may be classified into one of [[list of music festivals in South Korea|Korea's]] leading [[arts festival|arts]] and [[music festival]]s which is specialized in western music, i.e. with a variety of style and genre, such as [[contemporary music|contemporary]], [[early music|early(baroque)]], [[classical period (music)|classical]], [[romantic music|romantic]], traditional, symphonic, chamber or ensemble, operatic or [[musical theater|music theater]]. In spite of its various appetite for genre, TIMF is usually known as being strong in contemporary program of western style music.<ref>((cite web |url=http://www.timf.org/ |title=Home |website=timf.org))</ref> The artistic director (from 2022 onwards) is the composer [[Unsuk Chin]].<ref>((Cite web |title=Unsuk Chin appointed Artistic Director of Tongyeong Festival |url=https://www.boosey.com/cr/news/Unsuk-Chin-appointed-Artistic-Director-of-Tongyeong-Festival/101646 |access-date=2022-09-30 |website=www.boosey.com))</ref>

== History ==

The origin of this festival results from the spirit to commemorate [[Isang Yun]] ([[Isang Yun|윤이상]]; 1917–1995), a world-renowned composer who was born in [[Sancheong]] near [[Tongyeong]] and lived the latter part of life in Berlin, Germany.<ref>((cite web |last=Im |first=Hyoungjin |date=December 2017 |title=Ein grenzüberschreitender Nomade |url=https://www.goethe.de/ins/kr/de/kul/mag/21119065.html |work=Goethe-Institut Korea |location=München |language=German |access-date=16 February 2018))</ref> Yun settled down in Tongyeong and took the first job of teaching at high schools. At 39, Yun moved to Europe to study at [[Berlin University of the Arts]], Germany. As a full-time professor, he educated many young artists whether they are composers or players, and many of his disciples were Koreans or from Korea.

Isang Yun's Korean disciples were the ones that led TIMF project to be feasible. They first sought for sponsorship from the municipal government in order to present an introductory concert titled as 'Night of Isang Yun's Music'. This singular concert was held in 1999 and found itself to be successful thanks to hails of so many Korean artists.

The disciples were encouraged by this success, and they tried to develop it into Tongyeong Contemporary Music Festival. This festival is now recognized as an archetype of TIMF's current format, and on its threshold, it was a reformatory challenge to extend a singular concert to a form of a three-days festival.

This festival is very similar to 'the present' TIMF in the following features.

a. It was organized in a perfect form of a [[festival]], as being held for three consecutive days.

b. Each different concert presented each different content in program, style and [[instrumentation (music)|instrumentation]].

c. Consistency was met in content programming, as the festival set its own theme.

2 years of experiments in the form of festival made it clear that the content of western music could be cooperatively coexistent with Tongyeong's environments. The opinions arose among the populace that the festival should be developed into an international format.

But the initiators did not make haste. Their next step was to establish an [[Legal person|independent entity]] of a [[foundation (nonprofit organization)|foundation]]. This action was necessary because the activity of hosting a festival should be politically neutral and cannot be disturbed by politicians or governments. The initiators formed the [[board of directors|Board of Directors]] being helped by the [[province|provincial]] and the [[municipality|municipal]] governments, and the Board determined the initiative proposals to constitute a foundation and elect Seong-Yawng Park (1932–2005) as the first Chairman of TIMF Foundation. The Foundation was established and registered in February 2002.

TIMF 2002, the first edition of a new 'international' format, was presented by this new legal entity through organizational forces caused by the Board, the Managing Committee and the Administration Office. Based upon the past 2 years' experiences, the programmers of the Secretariat constituted Tongyeong International Music Festival 2002, for 8 consecutive days in March.

The programmers kept deciding a new theme for each year. The theme was always derived from a subtitle of Isang Yun's works. Although there always arose a need to construct a new concert hall, Tongyeong Arts Center with Main Hall (880 seats) and Small Hall (290 seats), was always the official venue. The following is the prospectus of Tongyeong International Music Festival since its first edition up to now.

===Editions===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year !! Theme !! Dates
|-
| TIMF 2002 || Fanfare & Memorial || March 8 to March 15
|-
| TIMF 2003 || Dream || March 25 to April 2
|-
| TIMF 2004 || Espace || March 22 to March 27, June 20, August 30, December 12
|-
| TIMF 2005 || Memory || March 17 to March 22, July 3 to July 8, October 28 to November 6
|-
| TIMF 2006 || Flux || March 21 to March 26, October 27 to November 6
|-
| TIMF 2007 || Rencontre || March 23 to March 29, July 2 to July 7, October 26 to November 4
|-
| TIMF 2008 || Freiheit || March 21 to March 26, November 1 to November 9
|-
| TIMF 2009 || East & West || March 27 to April 2, June 29 to July 4, November 14 to November 22
|-
| TIMF 2010 || Music + || March 19 to March 25
|-
| TIMF 2011 || Moving Dimension || March 26 to April 1
|-
| TIMF 2012 || Without Distance || March 23 to March 29
|-
| TIMF 2013 || Free & Lonely || March 22 to March 28
|}

== Programs ==

The uniqueness in contemporary programming results from its spiritual motto that encourages programmers to commemorate and inherit creative minds of [[Isang Yun]], a Korean composer born in Tongyeong. As Isang Yun was helped and discovered by European sponsors when in the past he endeavored to research abroad, TIMF finds it as an organizational mission to discover many other young composers who may succeed to Isang Yun's legacy. From this reason, TIMF's programmers do make it usual commission new works to young composers with brilliant creativity.

Since Asia is still regarded upon as the periphery of music society, TIMF's discoveries are mainly focused on Asian composers. The following is the selected list of Asian composers whom TIMF has proudly found over the last decade by setting their own repertoire on stage.

[[Toru Takemitsu]] (Japan; 1930~1996)<br />
[[:ko:강석희|Sukhi Kang]] (Korea; 1934~)<br />
[[:ko:김정길|Chung-Gil Kim]] (Korea; 1934~)<br />
[[:ko:백병동|Byung-dong Paik]] (Korea; 1936~)<br />
[[:ko:박영희|Younghi Pagh-Paan]] (Korea; 1945~)<br />
[[Qigang Chen]] (China; 1951~)<br />
[[Qu Xiao-Song]] (China' 1952~)<br />
[[:ko:이강율|Ih Kangyul]] (Korea; 1953~2004)<br />
[[Toshio Hosokawa]] (Japan; 1955~)<br />
[[Tan Dun]] (China; 1957~)<br />
[[:ko:임준희|June Hee Lim]] (Korea; 1959~)<br />
[[Unsuk Chin]] (Korea; 1961~)<br />
[[:ko:최우정|Uzong Choe]] (Korea; 1968~)<br />
[[:ko:김남국|Nam-kuk Kim]] (Korea; 1971~)<br />
[[Sungji Hong]] (Korea; 1973~)

Let alone Asian composers, TIMF has also presented many outstanding contemporary works written by 20th century's composers. If the concept 'contemporary' may be defined as a reformative attempt towards new forms, a variety of works and composers can be introduced. TIMF has set up its own programming policy to honor contemporary era by finding the beauty of the works and introducing it to new and young audiences. The following is the result of the efforts made to do the finding.

[[Leoš Janáček]] (Czech; 1854~1928)<br />
[[Edward Elgar]] (England; 1857~1934)<br />
[[Isaac Albéniz]] (Spain; 1860~1909)<br />
[[Gustav Mahler]] (Austria; 1860~1911)<br />
[[Claude Debussy]] (France; 1862~1918)<br />
[[Richard Strauss]] (Germany; 1864~1949)<br />
[[Alexander Scriabin]] (Russia; 1872~1915)<br />
[[Ralph Vaughan Williams]] (England; 1872~1958)<br />
[[Sergei Rachmaninoff]] (Russia; 1873~1943)<br />
[[Arnold Schoenberg]] (Austria; 1874~1951)<br />
[[Charles Ives]] (America; 1874~1954)<br />
[[Maurice Ravel]] (France; 1875~1937)<br />
[[Manuel de Falla]] (Spain; 1876~1946)<br />
[[Béla Bartók]] (Hungary; 1881~1945)<br />
[[Karol Szymanowski]] (Poland; 1882~1937)<br />
[[Zoltán Kodály]] (Hungary; 1882~1967)<br />
[[Anton Webern]] (Austria; 1883~1945)<br />
[[Edgard Varèse]] (France; 1883~1965)<br />
[[Alban Berg]] (Austria; 1885~1935)<br />
[[Heitor Villa-Lobos]] (Brazil; 1887~1959)<br />
[[Bohuslav Martinu]] (Czech; 1890~1959)<br />
[[Sergei Prokofiev]] (Russia; 1891~1953)<br />
[[Darius Milhaud]] (France; 1892~1974)<br />
[[Paul Hindemith]] (Germany; 1895~1963)<br />
[[Francis Poulenc]] (France; 1899~1963)<br />
[[Luigi Dallapiccola]] (Italy; 1904~1975)<br />
[[Andre Jolivet]] (France; 1905~1974)<br />
[[Giacinto Scelsi]] (Italy; 1905~1988)<br />
[[Dmitri Shostakovich]] (Russia; 1906~1975)<br />
[[Olivier Messiaen]] (France; 1908~1992)<br />
[[Elliott Carter]] (America; 1908~2012)<br />
[[Samuel Barber]] (America; 1910~1981)<br />
[[John Cage]] (America; 1912~1992)<br />
[[Benjamin Britten]] (England; 1913~1976)<br />
[[Witold Lutosławski]] (Poland; 1913~1994)<br />
[[Alberto Ginastera]] (Argentina; 1916~1983)<br />
[[Henri Dutilleux]] (France; 1916~)<br />
[[Ástor Piazzolla]] (Argentina; 1921~1992)<br />
[[Iannis Xenakis]] (Greece; 1922~2001)<br />
[[György Ligeti]] (Hungary; 1923~2006)<br />
[[Luigi Nono (composer)|Luigi Nono]] (Italy; 1924~1990)<br />
[[Luciano Berio]] (Italy; 1925~2003)<br />
[[Pierre Boulez]] (France; 1925~)<br />
[[György Kurtág]] (Hungary; 1926~)<br />
[[Karlheinz Stockhausen]] (Germany; 1928~2007)<br />
[[Mauricio Kagel]] (Germany; 1931~2008)<br />
[[Sofia Gubaidulina]] (Russia; 1931~)<br />
[[Krzysztof Penderecki]] (Poland; 1933~)<br />
[[Alfred Schnittke]] (Russia; 1934~1998)<br />
[[Arvo Pärt]] (Estonia; 1935~)<br />
[[Steve Reich]] (America; 1936~)<br />
[[Heinz Holliger]] (Switzerland; 1939~)<br />
[[Franghiz Ali-Zadeh]] (Azerbaijan; 1947~)<br />
[[Salvatore Sciarrino]] (Italy; 1947~)<br />
[[Wolfgang Rihm]] (Germany; 1952~)

== Artists ==

As well as composers, TIMF has also presented outstanding musicians and performers. Its programming policy is concentratively set on presenting 2 categories of classical musicians; famed top stars or gifted top rookies. For this reason, TIMF's concert model is structured in a symmetrical compatibility between experimental performances to introduce young players and big-scale projects run by globally recognized orchestras, chamber ensembles, soloists or operatic productions. The following shows the artists staged in TIMF's history complying with these 2 categories.

===Young players introduced===
[[:pl:Bartosz Koziak|Bartosz Koziak]], Cello (2009)<br />
[[:ko:강윤지|Yunji Kang]], Viola (2009)<br />
[[Asian Festival Ensemble]] (2009)<br />
[[:ko:KNUA 스트링 앙상블|KNUA String Ensemble]] with [[:fr:Solenne Paidassi|Solenne Paidassi]], Violin (2008)<br />
[[:ru:Narek Hakhnazaryan|Narek Hakhnazaryan]], Cello (2008)<br />
[[Parker String Quartet]] (2008)<br />
[[:ko:나상아|Sangah Nah]], Flute (2008)<br />
[[:ko:최예은|Ye-Eun Choi]], Violin (2007)<br />
[[:ko:양준모|Jun Mo Yang]], Baritone (2007)<br />
[[Julie Albers]], Cello (2007)<br />
[[Erin Keefe]], Violin and [[:ko:제갈소망|So-Mang Jeagal]], Piano (2007)<br />
[[:ko:탁영아|Young-Ah Tak]], Piano (2006)<br />
[[:ko:윤지윤|Jane Yoon]], Harp (2006)<br />
[[:ko:이동규|David DQ Lee]], Countertenor (2006)<br />
[[:ko:이보경|Bo-Kyoung Lee]], Violin (2006)<br />
[[:ja:Norie Takahashi|Norie Takahashi]], Piano (2006)<br />
[[:ko:김선욱|Sun-Wook Kim]], Piano (2005)<br />
[[:zh:Lin Yue|Lin Yue]], Violin (2005)<br />
[[:ko:가야금 앙상블 사계|Kayagum Ensemble SAGYE]] (2005)<br />
[[:ru:Boris Andrianov|Boris Andrianov]], Cello and [[:ru:Dimitri Illarionov|Dimitri Illarionov]], Guitar (2005)<br />
[[:ko:백나영|Na-Young Baek]], Cello (2004)<br />
[[Matt Haimovitz]], Cello (2004)

===Globally recognized performing artists===
[[Northern Sinfonia]] with [[Thomas Zehetmair]], Conducting & Violin (2009)<br />
[[Roby Lakatos]], Gypsy Violin (2009)<br />
[[Munich Chamber Orchestra]] with [[:de:Alexander Liebreich|Alexander Liebreich]], Conducting (2009, 2007)<br />
[[:ko:손열음|Yeol-Eum Son]], Piano (2008, 2005, 2002)<br />
[[London Chamber Orchestra]] with [[Han-na Chang]], Cello (2008)<br />
[[Europa Galante]] with [[Fabio Biondi]], Violin (2008)<br />
[[Freiburg Baroque Orchestra]] (2008)<br />
[[John Holloway (musician)|John Holloway]], Violin (2008)<br />
[[:ko:백혜선|HaeSun Paik]], Piano (2008, 2004)<br />
[[Jacques Loussier]], Jazz Piano (2008)<br />
[[BBC Philharmonic Orchestra]] with [[Gianandrea Noseda]], Conducting (2008)<br />
[[Hilary Hahn]], Violin (2008)<br />
[[English Chamber Orchestra]] with [[Ralf Gothóni]], Conducting (2007)<br />
[[Jordi Savall]], Viola da gamba (2007, 2005)<br />
[[Kazuhito Yamashita]], Guitar (2007)<br />
[[Claude Bolling]], Jazz Piano (2007)<br />
[[:ko:임동민|Dong-Min Lim]], Piano (2007)<br />
[[Kronos Quartet]] with [[Wu Man]], Pipa (2007)<br />
[[Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra|St.Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra]] with [[Yuri Temirkanov]], Conducting (2006)<br />
[[Vladimir Feltsman]], Piano (2006)<br />
Richard Yongjae O'Neill, Viola (2006)<br />
[[Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra]] with [[Yuri Simonov]], Conducting (2006)<br />
[[:de:Stuttgarter Kammerorchester|Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra]] with [[:de:Peter von Wienhardt|Peter von Wienhardt]], Piano (2005)<br />
[[Arditti Quartet]] (2005)<br />
[[Dong-Suk Kang]], Violin (2005)<br />
Sir [[John Eliot Gardiner]], Conducting with [[Monteverdi Choir]] and [[English Baroque Soloists]] (2004)<br />
[[Chung Trio]] (2004)<br />
[[Mischa Maisky]], Cello (2004)<br />
[[Tan Dun]], Conducting (2004)<br />
[[Silesian String Quartet]] (2004)<br />
The [[State Symphony Capella of Russia]] with [[Valeri Polyansky]], Conducting (2004)<br />
[[Rachel Lee Priday|Rachel Lee]], Violin (2004)<br />
[[Natalie Clein]], Cello (2004)<br />
[[Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra]] with [[Zubin Mehta]], Conducting (2003)<br />
[[Sarah Chang]], Violin (2003)<br />
Sejong Soloists with [[Cho-Liang Lin]], Violin (2003)<br />
[[Heinz Holliger]], Conducting & Oboe (2003)<br />
[[Myung-whun Chung]], Conducting with Philharmonique Orchestra de Radio France (2002)<br />
[[Dong-Hyek Lim]], Piano (2002)<br />
[[Xenakis Ensemble]] (2002)

== Vision: artistic director ==

On the verge of opening TIMF 2009, the Festival embraced a revolutionary brand-new phase of its history. TIMF Foundation, the managing body of the Festival and other related business branches, announced that TIMF would appoint a new [[artistic director]], the position that had been left unfilled since the birth of the Festival. The inaugural artistic director was [[:de:Alexander Liebreich|Alexander Liebreich]], principal conductor of the [[Munich Chamber Orchestra]], followed by the German cultural manager Florian Riem, and (from 2022 onwards), the composer [[Unsuk Chin]].

See also
* [[List of music festivals in South Korea]] 
* [[List of classical music festivals]]

==References==
((reflist))

== External links ==
((Commons category|Tongyeong International Music Festival))
*((Official website|http://www.timf.org Tongyeong International Music Festival))
*Official Website of [http://www.karstenwitt.com/en/artist/alexander_liebreich/ Alexander Liebreich]
*Official Website of [http://www.boosey.com Boosey & Hawkes]
*Official Website of [http://www.ensembletimf.com Ensemble TIMF]
*Official Website of [http://www.timf.org/competition Isang Yun Competition]
*Official Website of [http://www.timf.org/academy TIMF Academy]

((Music festivals in South Korea))

[[Category:Music festivals established in 2002]]
[[Category:Classical music festivals in South Korea]]
[[Category:2002 establishments in South Korea]]
[[Category:Annual events in South Korea]]
[[Category:Organizations based in South Gyeongsang Province]]
[[Category:Tongyeong]]
[[Category:Spring (season) events in South Korea]]

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