10 Euro "100. Geburtstag von Ján Cikker" 2011

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Ján Cikker (* 29. Juli 1911 in Banská Bystrica; † 21. Dezember 1989 in Bratislava) war ein slowakischer Komponist.
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Cikker studierte in Prag bei Jaroslav Křička und Vítězslav Novák und in Wien bei Felix von Weingartner. Von 1939 bis 1949 unterrichtete er Theorie und Komposition am Konservatorium und seit 1951 Komposition an der Hochschule für musische Künste in Preßburg.
Er komponierte mehrere Opern und Ballette, eine Sinfonie, sinfonische Dichtungen und weitere Orchesterstücke, kammermusikalische Werke, Klavierstücke, Lieder sowie Volksliedbearbeitungen.
Nach seinem Tode gründete seine Witwe Katarína Cikkerova die Ján-Cikker-Stiftung, die 2004 im ehemaligen Wohnhaus des Komponisten in Bratislava, einem Gebäude nach Entwürfen der Architekten Eugen Kramár und Štefan Lukacovic, das Ján-Cikker-Museum einrichtete.
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[Minter1970]

Gefällt mir auch! Kommt auch in meine Sammlung.

[Mister Münze]

Genau, auch ein schönes Motiv :br:.
Jetzt bin ich noch auf das Motiv der 20 Euro 2011 "Denkmalschutzgebiet Trnava" gespannt.

[Minter1970]

Genau, auch ein schönes Motiv :br:.
Jetzt bin ich noch auf das Motiv der 20 Euro 2011 "Denkmalschutzgebiet Trnava" gespannt.

Nach den Wölfen 2010 welche supischön aussehen, bin ich auch da mal gespannt! Freude puuuuuuuuuuuur!

[Andilein]

Sehr schlicht , aber äußerst ausdrucksstark , gefällt mir .

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The designer of the coin is PhDr. Kliment Mitura.

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Results of the public anonymous competition for the design of a silver 10-euro collector coin to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ján Cikker

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In July 2010, the National Bank of Slovakia announced a public anonymous competition for the design of a silver 10-euro collector coin commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of composer Ján Cikker, one of the most important figures in the history of Slovak music. Nineteen designs by sixteen designers were entered in the competition. In October 2010, the entries were judged by the NBS Governor's Committee for the Assessment of Designs for Slovak Euro Coins. During the selection process, the Committee took expert advice from Mgr. art. Irena Michalicová, Director of the Ján Cikker Museum in Bratislava, and prof. Peter Michalica, Art.D., Chairman of the Ján Cikker Foundation.

As for the submitted designs, the Committee expressed certain reservations in regard to their content, composition, and portrayal of Ján Cikker. For this reason, it was recommended to combine the obverse and reverse sides of the two designs that had each been awarded a second prize. After the final decision, the bid envelopes containing the designers' code words and names were opened, and it turned out that each of the designs was produced by PhDr. Kliment Mitura.

The design selected for the obverse side was the one that the Committee had commended for having an apposite content and balanced composition. The expert advisors particularly appreciated the depiction of the building of the Slovak National Theatre and other foreign opera houses, since Ján Cikker made his international name mainly in the area of opera compositions and saw his work performed on stages all over the world. In line with the Committee's comments, the designer removed the nominal value from the obverse of the design since it was also on the reverse, and he also adjusted the position of the state emblem. The Committee considered the portrait on the reverse side to be unrealistic and disproportionate in comparison with other elements of the composition.

The portrait on the selected reverse side design was recognised by the Committee as being the most accurate depiction of Ján Cikker's face and personality. While the Committee underlined the innovative style of the portrait and the composition as a whole, it stated that the obverse side of the design did not complement the artistic and compositional aspects of the reverse side, nor did it comply with the required contents.

A reduced second prize was also awarded to the designer Miroslav Rónai. His design was attractive for the balanced composition of the obverse and reverse sides. The obverse side had motifs of several music instruments and staff notation, while the reverse side showed a portrait accompanied by the composer's facsimile signature and staff notation.

First and third prizes were not awarded in the competition.

The Expert Committee's recommendation for the selected design to be used on the silver collector coin, and for the award of the competition prizes, was approved by the Governor of the National Bank of Slovakia in October 2010. The coin is due to be issued in July 2011.

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The Bank Board approved the announcement on the issue of a 10-euro silver collector coin marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ján Cikker.
The euro collector coin, weighing 18 grams and measuring 34 millimeters in diameter, will be produced from an alloy containing 900 parts of silver and 100 parts of copper. The author of the euro coin design is PhDr. Kliment Mitura.
The euro collector coins are produced by the Kremnica Mint and they are due to go on sale in July 2011.

[Kai]

Schöne Bilder :

[Andilein]

Klasse Motiv.

[Kai]

The author of the design is PhDr. Kliment Mitura.
The mintage is: BU - 7.900 pieces
Proof - 8.900 pieces

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30.06.2011
Silberne Sammlermünze im Nominalwert 10€ "100. Geburtstag von Jan Cikker" - das erste Bild der Münze
Die Vorführung der silbernen Sammlereuromünze im Nominalwert 10€ "100. Geburtstag von Jan Cikker"

Ausgabetermin: Juli 2011
Material: Ag 900, Cu 100
Gewicht: 18 g
Durchmesser: 34 mm
Auflage: später angekündigt
Preis: später angekündigt

Wir bieten Ihnen immer noch die Reservierungsmöglichkeit dieser Münze per unser Reservierungsformular.

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Release date is July 20. 2011.