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The Concert and Oratorio Program will be presented in a sacred concert at the Cathedral of Narni, performances of the STABAT MATER and SALVE REGINA by Pergolesi in a unique candlelight concert at the Church of Santa Maria Impensole – 1.175 B.C. The Emerging Artists Program offers the opportunity to study with internationally renowned Italian and American teachers, coaches and conductors, sing in master classes, perform supporting roles and chorus in the full opera productions. The matrix revolutions. If an Emerging Artist applicant is interested in performing a supporting role in the full production, they must present a live or audio/visual audition. The program provides opportunities for singers to receive guidance and connections to some of the world’s most prestigious universities and conservatories.
Emerging artist recital. Supporting roles / Chorus in SUOR ANGELICA by Puccini (through audition only). Opera concert in Amelia. Concert Gala – End of Festival concert with orchestraTUITIONEuros 3.700 (approx.
$4,100 depending on exchange rate) Hotel / double or triple room (includes Italian bank transfer fee)Euros 4.300 (approx. $4,780 depending on exchange rate) Hotel / single room (includes Italian bank transfer fee) PROGRAM INCLUDES. Housing. Food plan (breakfast and dinner). Airport transfers. Emerging artist recital (Musical theater repertoire as well).
Italian language study level I and II. Private Voice lessons or Music coaching/stylistic preparation. Acting and movement. Concert Gala – End of Festival concert with orchestra. Evening Concerts. Excursions (extra fee): i.e.
City Tour: Churches: Cathedral (XIII century), Santa Margherita (XVII century), Santa Restituta (IV-V century), Sant’Agostino (XIV century), San Francesco, Theater (built in 1856), Palazzo dei Priori (built in 1275), Main SquaresEroli MuseumNarnia UndergroundAlbornoz Fortress (built in 1370)Ponte d’Augusto (27 B.C.).Airfare NOT includedYOUNG ARTIST PROGRAM with PATRICK DAILEY (July 19 – August 2). Voice classes and coachings. An Evening of African American Sacred Music, Spirituals, Hymns, and Gospel (San Francesco Church)TUITIONEuros 3.700 (approx. $4,100 depending on exchange rate) Includes lodging PROGRAM INCLUDES. Housing.
Food plan (breakfast and dinner). Airport transfers.
Voice lessons and coachings, rehearsals. Italian language study level I and II. Master Classes with visiting artists (audit only).
College consultations. Acting and movement. The Culture & Leisure Program is an opportunity for enthusiasts of Italy to experience the many treasures of this amazing country through many cultural excursions and classes in cuisine, art, Italian history and music. We also offer the opportunity to attend our Sacred Concert under the baton of Maestro Lorenzo Porzio in the beautiful Narni Cathedral. The program includes tickets to all Narnia Festival evening concerts. CULTURAL EVENTS (i.e.
Lectures, concerts, Narni Underground and candlelight concert, Market of local artisans and typical products of Umbria, meet the artist, “book presentation”, Tango evening (subject to change). EXCURSIONS (i.e.
Andrea DelGiudice“A voice of astonishing power and beauty.” Newcastle Journal, England.Andrea DelGiudice, has enjoyed a full career in Europe and the United States as a leading international soprano. Venues include the Scottish National Opera, Munich State Opera, Liege Opera, Opera Bonn, Edmonton Opera, Austin Lyric Opera, DiCapo Opera Theater and Arizona Opera. Jake LandauJake Landau was born in 1995 in New York City and raised in Long Island and Connecticut. He began formally taking composition lessons from theater composer and lyricist Lawrence Rosen in middle school and soon entered The Juilliard School’s Pre-College Division, where, upon testing out of the music theory curriculum, he studied composition and piano. During this time, he also participated in programs at the New York Youth Symphony and the New York Philharmonic as a teaching artist intern.In 2013, he began his undergraduate studies at Juilliard with Pulitzer-, Grammy-, and Oscar-winning composer John Corigliano.
Landau, then 17 years old, is the youngest person ever accepted to study with Mr. In the summer of 2014, he was the youngest Composition Fellow at the Aspen Music Festival and School, where he studied with Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Steven Stucky. In the fall of 2015, he spent three months in Reykjavik, Iceland, working at the indie record label Bedroom Community and its in-house recording studio, Greenhouse Studios. After graduating from Juilliard, he received his master’s degree with first class honours from the University of Oxford, where his most notable commission was a piece for the Crown of the Netherlands premiered at the Royal Palace in Amsterdam. While at Oxford, he wrote his thesis on the history and technique of translating operas and performed on early keyboards with period-instrument ensemble The Bate Players.Landau has received commissions from, and/or been performed by: The New York Philharmonic, Houston Grand Opera, Premiere Division Ballet, and more in venues such as David Geffen Hall (formerly Avery Fisher Hall), Carnegie Hall, and New York Live Arts Theater.
In November of 2016, he entered the world of choral publication with his piece Ayres, for two-part chorus and piano, published by G. Schirmer as part of the Judith Clurman G. Schirmer Choral Series. One year later, he became the youngest-ever winner of the Walter Hinrichsen Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, leading to a publication of his orchestral opener Hardware Love by Edition Peters.Landau is fluent in software programs Sibelius, Logic, and Sound Forge and has worked with and for such diverse musicians as Rihanna, Valgeir Sigurðsson, and John Paul Jones (of Led Zeppelin). He is active as a composer, lyricist, librettist, conductor, electronic music producer, and harpsichordist.
Outside of classical music, he has collaborated on pop productions and multimedia projects for festivals and corporations including Iceland Airwaves and MSNBC, contributing strings and beats and often performing on keyboards. He has won numerous awards for his compositions and has produced a diverse output of orchestral, chamber, vocal, electronic, dance, theatrical, and solo music. Sandra HormoziSandra Hormozi is a member of the Encompass Artist Management team and regularly appears as the Professional Development Audition Masterclass guru in the Russian Opera Workshop at the Academy of Vocal Arts in Philadelphia. Sandra possesses the knowledge of the music, business, and philanthropic industries from the inside-out.
Known for many years for her singing, Ms. Hormozi’s background as a singer and has given her fine-tuned appreciation for artistic excellence and the realities and practicalities of the current state of the industry. Her work with premier operatic artists and business leaders has set the bar high for artistic standards, tempered with a down-to-earth work ethic.
Sandra has also sung many concerts around the world and was a finalist of the Luciano Pavarotti International Vocal Competition and the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. She has participated in numerous master classes and privately worked with Franco Corelli, Regine Crespin, Birgit Nilsson, Evelyn Lear, Martin Katz, Hermann Prey and Renata Scotto. Yuri NapoliA winner of the 2016 “Bewons Best Talent” as Best Actor, Yuri Napoli is an actor, writer and director.Born in Naples, he started his training in Italy and continued it in London and New York.In 2009 he funded “Imprenditori di Sogni”, a company with the goal of promoting culture and the arts.He worked for directors such as Silvio Muccino, Giuseppe Nuzzo, Sergio Basile and with actors like Francesco Montanari, Nicoletta Romanoff, Carla Signoris. He wrote and directed plays about Classic Music, Science and History.He directs two acting schools in Rome and many high school acting projects.He’s the artistic director of Gruppo Storico Romano.His activities continue in the fields of Cinema and Live Theatre. Christopher MaltmanThe 2018 Narnia Festival is thrilled to welcome baritone Christopher Maltman as a visiting artist, presenting masterclasses and guidance to the festival’s vocal artists. Maltman has performed in the world’s leading opera houses (Covent Garden, Royal Opera House, Metropolitan Opera) and is widely known for his immaculate Verdi repertoire. He is also a globally-renowned Don Giovanni, and has sung the role in London, Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Salzburg, Amsterdam, Toulouse, San Sebastian, Beijing and Chicago, and adds New York and Edinburgh this year.
Increasingly in demand for Verdi roles, he has sung Posa, Simon Boccanegra, Conte di Luna and will soon add Guy de Montfort, Don Carlo di Vargas, Rigoletto and Germont. He won the Lieder prize at the Cardiff Singer of the World early in his career and has continued to delight audiences with his sensitive and engaging song performances, many of which are documented in acclaimed recordings. His vast and varied discography, from Purcell to Ades includes John Corigliano’s Grammy award-winning ‘Ghost of Versailles’ from Los Angeles Opera.More information on. Jason TrammJason C. Giovanni PacorFrom march 2015 is musical and artistic director of the FVG Mitteleuropa Orchestra 2010 – 2014 is the general manager of the Carlo Felice Theatre of Genova2008 – 2010 is the general director of the Greek National Opera of Athens.He started studying the violin in his home town of Trieste where he obtained his diploma in 1980.
Already a member of the Teatro Comunale Orchestra, he went on to specialise in orchestral conducting at the Vienna Music Academy under the guidance of Karl Österreicher. At the same time he was playing first violin at the Stadttheater in Baden in Vienna and was attending an orchestral conducting course with Franco Ferrara. In 1985 he passed his diploma in orchestral conducting with full marks and the following year he obtained his diploma in choral conducting at the B. Marcello conservatory in Venice.In 1986 he was called upon to act as musical director for the Budapest Chamber Orchestra, a position that he held until 1992. With the Budapest Chamber Orchestra he conducted over 150 concerts throughout Europe with such soloists as J.P. Rampal, Nina Belina, Cecilia Gasdia, JESS Trio Vienna, Andras Adorian, etc. He began collaborating with the ‘A.
Belli’ Teatro Lirico Sperimentale in Spoleto in 1991 as music consultant and orchestra conductor where he worked with Ruggero Raimondi, Leo Nucci, Giorgio Merighi, Giusi Devinu, Elisabeth Norberg-Schulz and, in the same period, he also conducted a series of concerts in Rome at the Palazzo Farnese with the Chamber Orchestra from the S. Cecilia National Academy.He was the ‘Generalmusikdirektor’ at the Stadttheater in Klagenfurt from 1993 to 1998 where he conducted Manon Lescaut, La Bohéme, Tosca, The Masked Ball, The Requiem Mass, Pagliacci, Cavalleria rusticana, Carmen, Così fan tutte, Die Fledermaus, The Merry Widow and various symphonic concerts.
1994 saw him at the Bregenz Festival on invitation from Fabio Luisi to conduct Francesca da Rimini by Zandonai. In Pisa in 1996, he conducted Il Signor Bruschino and La Scala di Seta, Nabucco at Regensburg and La Traviata in Nuremburg. He conducted the orchestra of Pomeriggi Musicali in Milan and the Camerata Fiorentina in Florence.From 1996 to 2002 he was the vice-Artistic Director at the ‘G.
Verdi’ Teatro Comunale in Trieste and from 2002 to 2007 he was the Artistic Coordinator for the Arena di Verona. Peter RandsmanPeter Randsman “Randsman Artists Management” is proud to be responsible for the careers of over 50 internationally successful opera singers performing at esteemed Opera houses throughout the world including The Metropolitan Opera, Seattle Opera, Chicago Lyric Opera, Washington National Opera, LA Opera, La Scala, Milan, Vienna State Opera and The Liceu in Barcelona, In addition to his artists management company, Mr Randsman is in high demand for his extraordinary Master Classes, Career Consulting and role preparation. Recent companies include New York Opera Collaborative (where he currently serves as co -producer), Opera San Jose, Utah Festival Opera Company, Westchester Summer Vocal Institute at Sarah Lawrence College, Queens College’s Aaron Copland School of Music, Dartmouth University for Opera North, Narnia Festival in Italy, Yeoryia Studios, DiCapo Opera Theatre, and New York Lyric Opera. Randsman also served as Artistic Director of National Grand Opera, at the Tillis Center for the Performing Arts at C.W.
Post Campus in Long Island.Born in Long Beach, Long Island, NY, Mr. Randsman developed a gifted bass voice and fine dramatic skills. He graduated as a drama major from both Nassau Community College and Hofstra University. Broadway credits include singing the song, “Liza Liza” in a duet with film legend, Ruby Keeler, in a tribute to the Ziegfeld Follies. National Broadway tours include both operetta and Gilbert & Sullivan Productions including Kismet with Metropolitan Opera star, John Reardon and under the music direction of Evans Haile.
Additional productions include appearances in the roles of Clifford Bradshaw in CABARET, Charlie in CHARLEY’S AUNT, Dick in DAMES AT SEA and Peter’s personal favorite role of Gabey in ON THE TOWN.In television and film, Mr. Randsman was chosen by Burger King to appear as the “The Whopper Boy” airing nationally for many years. Movies include, Brighton Beach, with Ruth Gordon and Lee Strassburg. On the opera scene, Mr. Randsman joined the New York City Opera chorus, where he performed in many Lincoln Center productions and a nationwide tour with The New York City Opera National Company.
Additional performances include, LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER telecast of Boito’s Mefistofeles starring Samuel Ramey, and conducted by Julius Rudel.More information on. Boram AhnBorn and raised in South Korea, Boram Ahn studied composition and piano performance at McGill University in Canada. She studied with pianist Richard Raymond and Kyoko Hashimoto, and composer Brian Cherney, John Rea, and Jean Lessage. She pursued Artist Diploma in Collaborative Piano under the direction of Michael McMahon, focusing on art song and operatic repertoire. From 2011 to 2014 she worked as a freelance pianist/coach in Montreal and McGill University, where she played for voice studios, recitals, choir, contemporary ensemble, and opera rehearsals. She served as répétiteur and coach for Opera McGill’s production La Bohème, Dido and Aeneas, The Rake’s Progress, Turn of the Screw, and the Canadian Premiere of John Musto’s opera, Volpone.She participated in various opera programs and festivals throuout North America and Europe, where she had opportunity to work with conductor Julian Wachner, Andrew Bisantz, Olaf Storbeck, Simone Luti, Paolo Paroni, and director David Gately, Patrick Hansen, Dean Anthony, Tom Diamond, and Damon Nestor Ploumis.
She has collaborated in opera productions at Opera Nuova (Suor Angelica), International Lyric Academy of Viterbo (Rigoletto), New York Opera Studio (opera scenes), Brevard Music Center in North Carolina (La Traviata, Alcina, L’Elisir d’amore), Center for Opera Studies in Italy (Le Nozze diFigaro), Accademia Europa Dell’Opera (Così fan tutte, Gianni Schicchi), Crescendo Nyári Akadémián in Hungary (Don Giovanni), Lyric Opera Studio Weimar (Die Lustigen Weiber von Windsor).She is currently based in Berlin, freelancing as instrumental/vocal accompanist and coach. Future engagements include 2016 Thüringer Schlossfestspiel Sonderhausen, where she will be assisting ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ as pianist and Musical assistant. Beneficiary: NARNIA ARTS ACADEMY. Account Number: 2000 405. Iban: IT32 B062 2014 4060 0000 2000 405.
Swift (BIC): BPBAITR1. Bank: CASSA DI RISPARMIO DI ORVIETO. Branch Address: Via Turati 25, 05100 Terni, Italy.
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Bank Head Office: Piazza della Repubblica 21, 05018 Orvieto, Italy. Applicants are responsible for all bank transfer fees.The Narnia Arts Academy mailing address is: Via Cavour, 3 – 05100 Terni, Italy.Please specify the student’s name and “VOCAL ARTS” in the bank transfer.US bank transfers fees are not included in tuition. Tuition covers the Italian bank transfer fees.Please specify with your bank that the tuition must be paid in EUROS.ORCash in US$ to our Manhattan office on the Upper West Side (you will save the bank transfer fee up to $40). Please email (please note different address from the Vocal Arts email) for exact address and to schedule an appointment. You will receive a payment receipt. Terms & Conditions.
The International Vocal Arts Program is open to participants of all nationalities and there is no age limit. For young students, parents will need to sign an authorization form (available from ) exempting the organization from any liability to insure their child. All participants enrolled in the International Vocal Arts Program must have appropriate attire to perform within their respective programmatic performances.
Appropriate dress for men constitutes a suit and tie, as well as a tuxedo for orchestral performances (Mandatory). For women gowns that are age and professionally appropriate are required for all performances (Mandatory). Costuming will be provided by the Narnia Festival in addition to requested clothing provided by singers.
Please also bring concert-black attire for choral performances (Black shirt/slacks/shoes for men, black gown or two black pieces for women). Character shoes must also be worn by women in staging rehearsals.
In the case of cancellation of one or more programs, participants will be notified at the earliest convenience of the administration. Reach NarniNarni – Geographic centre of Italy, situated in the province of Terni, in the region of Umbria.It’s a typical Umbrian town, built on a hill 790 feet above sea level with 20.570 inhabitants and strong medieval traces.
The town has outstanding views over the river Nera valley and the wide plane of Terni. Narni offers artistic, archaeological and religious itineraries, plus an abundance of natural history for the tourist. The town’s theater dates back to 1800.It is surrounded by cultural gems, including the renowned cities of Perugia, Assisi, Todi, Spoleto.Narni is situated 62 miles from Rome and 46 miles from Perugia.
Please let us know if you arrive by train by July 1.