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Oxford, Großbritannien (UK)
Veröff.: 16 Jul 2024
MuzikFermata Conducting Weekend COURSE 6
04 - 06 Oct, 2024
MuzikFermata is delighted to continue our successful collaboration with Toby Purser - Head of Conducting at the Royal College of Music, London and one of the most inspirational conducting mentors who has a great conducting experience in both symphonic and operatic music making.
7 active participants will work on Debussy
La Mer and Prelude a l`Apres-midi d`un Faune ( edition IAIN FARRINGTON)
The course will start on Friday with afternoon sessions focused on score analysis, followed by 2 full days with 90 minutes podium time for each conductor.
We have established a sustainable reputation for perfectly structured courses with the teaching on a highest level. Our professional MuzikFermata ensemble generates an exclusive and collegial environment which we create to support every participant.
All sessions are recorded.We warmly welcome observers to apply.
For information and application please visit https://www.muzikfermata .com or contact directly muzikfermata18@gmail.com
7 active participants will work on Debussy
La Mer and Prelude a l`Apres-midi d`un Faune ( edition IAIN FARRINGTON)
The course will start on Friday with afternoon sessions focused on score analysis, followed by 2 full days with 90 minutes podium time for each conductor.
We have established a sustainable reputation for perfectly structured courses with the teaching on a highest level. Our professional MuzikFermata ensemble generates an exclusive and collegial environment which we create to support every participant.
All sessions are recorded.We warmly welcome observers to apply.
For information and application please visit https://www.muzikfermata .com or contact directly muzikfermata18@gmail.com
Bewerbungsschluss: 29 Sep 2024
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