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Masterclass with renown singers and opera directors.įree entrance to rehearsals at Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino.Ī short programme (incl.

Chamber music & vocal ensembles: Leonardo De Lisi.

Baroque vocal ensemble: Santina Tomasello.

Italian Diction: Francesco Torrigiani, Leonardo De Lisi.

Opera class / Acting: Francesco Torrigiani.

Repertoire coaches: Antonella Bellettini, Ulla Casalini, Anna Toccafondi, Elisabetta Sepe, Andrea Severi, Daniela Freschi.

Voice teachers: Ester Castriota, Donatella Debolini, Gianni Fabbrini, Nemi Bertagni, M.

Being in Firenze (Dante’s home town) allows you to absorb the good “reference” Italian diction directly from the people you will meet in the street, as the Florentine language is the basis of the modern Italian language. Our teachers and coaches have a long experience in the tuition of international students, as in our Vocal studies Faculty more than 50% of singers are from all the continents. We will concentrate on interpretation and performance of the most important Italian belcanto styles, from the early baroque “recitar-cantando”, the classic recitativo secco, accompagnato and virtuoso arias, to the Romantic “solita scena” (scena, aria and cabaletta) until the declamatory style of the late XIX composers ( Verismo), depending on each singer vocal and musical needs. We give the participants the possibility to develop their skills in the Italian language and diction in a very practical approach.

Specialty of this module in comparison with other courses in Europe

#REPERTOIRE FLORENCE FULL#

A group of 3-4 arias in Italian, including recitativos and/or cabalettas if present and full scenes and ensembles from operas.One leading role from an Opera in Italian.Voice lessons on style and technique, repertoire study with vocal coaches, Italian language and diction class, Opera class with acting and staging seminars, final concert with semi-staged performance of full operatic scenes. An all-Italian experience on the operatic repertoire from Baroque to Verdi and Puccini. Meet the Italian Belcanto tradition in the town that hosted the first operatic creation.

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