Corso/Masterclass
Dublin, Irlanda
Pubb: 19 Feb 2025
NCH International Master Course 2025 - Open for Applications
28 Jul - 02 Aug, 2025
The National Concert Hall's International Master Course runs from Monday 28 July - Saturday 2nd August 2025 with public master classes each day and three concerts.
This intensive summer school provides national and international musicians with the opportunity to take part in a series of masterclasses and seminars by world-renowned musicians. Over the duration of the course, participants will receive one-on-one masterclasses, chamber music coaching with new ensembles and performance opportunities.
The International Master Course is led by one of Ireland’s foremost musicians, Artistic Director Gwendolyn Masin (violin). Gwendolyn is one of today’s most significant concert violinists and an innovator in classical music. We are delighted that Emma O’Halloran will return as composer in residence during the course this summer.
Faculty:
Gwendolyn Masin, violin
Lena Neudauer, violin
Tomoko Akasaka, viola
Guy Johnston, cello
Oliver Schnyder, piano
This intensive summer school provides national and international musicians with the opportunity to take part in a series of masterclasses and seminars by world-renowned musicians. Over the duration of the course, participants will receive one-on-one masterclasses, chamber music coaching with new ensembles and performance opportunities.
The International Master Course is led by one of Ireland’s foremost musicians, Artistic Director Gwendolyn Masin (violin). Gwendolyn is one of today’s most significant concert violinists and an innovator in classical music. We are delighted that Emma O’Halloran will return as composer in residence during the course this summer.
Faculty:
Gwendolyn Masin, violin
Lena Neudauer, violin
Tomoko Akasaka, viola
Guy Johnston, cello
Oliver Schnyder, piano
scadenza: 27 Apr 2025
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