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Sam Murray-Sutton / Snape Maltings
TRAINING
Britten Pears Arts
with Roderick Williams, Christopher Glynn, Jo Blake Cave and Julia Faulkner
14 - 20 June 2020
Britten Pears Arts
How can we best communicate with an audience through art song? How do performers convey a story and move us through music, whether in the course of a single melody or a sequence of songs?
Internationally renowned baritone Roderick Williams brings together a stellar team of tutors to explore what makes a moving performance.
12 singers and 6 pianists will examine texts and storytelling in-depth, working in pre-allocated duos throughout the week.
The main repertoire focus is on works written for voice & piano in English with some additional time spent examining singing in different languages, particularly in the singers’ mother tongue.
Each duo will work in 1:1 sessions, including voice lessons by legendary teacher Julia Faulkner, and public masterclasses.
Public Masterclasses: 15 – 19 June 2020
Final Concert: Sat 20 June 2020 as part of the Aldeburgh Festival
Arrival date: 14 June 2020
Departure date: 20 June 2020
Subscription’s deadline: 4 Novembre 2019 (4pm)
Results for these courses will be sent out by Friday 28 February 2020
Location: Snape Maltings, Suffolk, United Kingdom
Number of enoa's participants: 3 positions reserved to participants send by enoa members
Accommodation: Participants will stay in shared holiday cottages in Aldeburgh, which will be charged to the sending institution (approximately £50/night)
- the artist must be connected to one of the 13 enoa member institutions
- the artist must contact his/her sending institution, which decides if they recommend his/her application
- the hosting institution confirms the list of participants after the registration deadline
- the network assumes the responsibility for the training fees, the costs of accommodation and travel
- per-diem are paid or not according to each institution’s internal rules
All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply and will receive consideration without regard to their personal situation.
Selection criteria: Applicants must follow the BPYAP application guidelines as found on Snape Maltings website.
Tessitura: Singers of all voice types and accompanists should apply
Programme to prepare: Information will be sent out the accepted participants closer to the date. However, the expectation is that participants will mostly work on repertoire for voice & piano in English.
Additionally other languages will be explored to examine how singing in a different language affects our ability to create a moving performance. Participants for whom English is not their first language are requested to bring a small amount of repertoire in their mother tongue.
Participants whose mother tongue is English are asked to bring a small amount of repertoire that is in a different language.