A special masterclass for choral conductors!
The European Academy is a professional masterclass open to experienced conductors and takes places in a coastal city of
the centre of Italy. Participants will have the chance to
practice with a high-level choir-in-residence, at their disposal for all the duration of the course. The Academy ends with a concert conducted by the participants. The lecturer, the renowned conductor Nicole Corti from France, will focus
the masterclass on French, English and Italian repertoire
of the ‘900. The European Academy is organised by
Feniarco (Italian Federation of Regional Choral
Associations) in collaboration with ECA-EC (European Choral Association - Europa Cantat).
The course
You can apply to the course as active participant or as listener. On the first day of the workshop, the Academy conductor
will select, among the active participants, 16 conductors,
who will be divided into two levels: first course (8
participants) and advanced course (8 participants). All the
other participants will attend the Academy as listeners.
The criteria for selection and subdivision will be the
curriculum vitae (it has to be attached to the application
form), the age and one’s performance during the first conducting session. Active participants will have the chance
to practice every day with a high-level choir-in-residence, at their disposal for the whole duration of the course. At the end of the study activities, on Saturday night, a concert will be conducted by the best course conductors.
Singers interested in joining the choir-in-residence may
submit their applications by 31 st May 2013 by sending an e-mail to info@feniarco.it accompanied by a music curriculum vitae and a recording containing the performance, in their
vocal register, of a choral piece of their own choice. By the
end of June they will be informed of the results. The participation fee will be paid after the communication of
being part of the choir-in-residence.
Music programme and artistic contents
The course will develop through different themes,
focusing mainly on the following contents:
- analysis and study of a cappella modern pieces,
paying particular attention to the music from the French, English and Italian repertoire of the ‘900
- rehearsal method
- performance and choral conducting method
- vocal technique and vocal health
The programme will consist of choral pieces such as Stabat mater by Francis Poulenc, Poèmes Franciscains (excerpts)
by Joseph-Ermend Bonnal, Requiem (excerpts) by Gabriel Fauré and other pieces written by English and Italian composers of that period.
Applications
Deadline for application is 31st May 2013
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