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Interpretation of Spanish Song |
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Teresa Berganza, Masterclasses Miguel Zanetti, Jorge Robaina, Piano Jose María Gallardo del Rey, Guitar Nan Maro Babakhanian, Voice Juan Miguel Gimenez Miranda, Director of Flamenco Antonio Vallejo, Flamenco Dance Castila, Spanish Reynaldo Fernández Manzano, Director of Exhibitions and Lectures Antonio Perales, Admistrative Director Nan Maro Babakhanian, Director of Festival Click on the link below (read more...) for more information about the course,extra activities, how to apply and tuition |
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Project Canción Española was conceived to promote the teaching of Spanish song repertoire around the world so that it becomes a part of the core curriculum in conservatories and university music programs everywhere (including Spain!). Inasmuch as French, Italian, German and English repertoire are required subjects for singers and accompanists who are studying to be professional musicians in music programs around the world, we see no reason why the vast Spanish repertoire should not also be included. |
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Mannes Summer Institute of Art Song in Spanish |
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Last year marked the succesful inauguration of the Mannes Summer
Institute of Art Song in Spanish. Through its collaboration with Project Canción
Española, Mannes College offers the second edition of this course, the
first of its kind at a major conservatory to promote the art song in Spanish as
a standard element of the art song genre.
This year's course will be a ten day experience at one of New
York’s most prestigious and academically rigorous conservatories and will
include master classes and coachings with masters of the repertoire, along with
basic courses in Flamenco rhythm and movement. Daily classes with Jorge Robaina
and Nan Maro Babakhanian are combined with special masterclasses and
presentations by art song specialist Paul Sperry - Mannes voice faculty - Ruth
Falcon, Beth Roberts and various composers and archivists from Spain. Once
again, the flamenco faculty, Juan Miguel Jimenez and Antonio Vallejo - direct
from the historical Albaicin of Granada - will share their art with young
musicians and dancers in New York from June 13 –22, 2008.
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