Showing posts with label Elora Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elora Festival. Show all posts

Thursday, March 19, 2009

Elora Festival Academy of Music

More now from the Elora Festival of Music...
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The Elora Festival Academy of Music is a five-day residential programme for senior undergrad and postgraduate music students, young advanced, pre-professional and professional, singers and collaborative pianists.

For the summer of 2009 we will be seeking applications from students of voice, and piano accompaniment. These students will be offered an intensive week of individual instruction, master classes and daily performance opportunities. They will also be given the opportunity to expand their artistic insights through interaction with Festival artists. We are also pleased to have internationally renowned artists as resident instructors (Laurier Faculty Kimberly Barber, Daniel Lichti and Leslie De'Ath)

The Programme for Singers and Collaborative Pianists is designed to offer an intensive period of collaboration in vocal literature, focusing on art song but also including repertoire from opera, oratorio and musical theatre. A regimen of daily lessons and masterclasses will culminate in shared, late afternoon public recitals and a final Elora Festival concert showcasing all participants.

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Elora Festival Young Artist Competition

Elora Festival is celebrating 30 years this year from July 10 to August 2, 2009. As part of their continued mandate to
...manage a professional choir of international regard and to present a summer festival of classical and contemporary music, with an emphasis on choral works, featuring Canadian artists of international calibre in the unique setting of the Village of Elora...
the elora festival is requesting applications for their TD Canada Trust Festival Competition "Supporting Performers of Tomorrow". Open to voice, piano, strings woodwinds and brass, competitors must be 17-27 of age.
Download the competition brochure and application here.

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