In 2006 the master
classes were held from Friday, September 29, through Sunday, October
1, at the peak (as far as global warming permitted!) of
the beautiful Vermont fall foliage season from which we take our
name. On
Sunday afternoon we enjoyed a
public performance.
Since in 2006,
as in recent years, all the classes and events were held
in Montpelier, the tiny capital of Vermont, participants were able
in-between to
stroll
about this attractive little town, visit the Farmers' Market, find a
meal in one of many good eateries, and generally gawk at the maple
leaves like the busloads of tourists.
Foliage Art Song
classes are open
both to advanced singers and to singers new to art song. Separate
classes
with Lorraine Nubar and Dalton Baldwin are held concurrently.
Sessions for advanced
singers are 30
minutes in length. Advanced singers may request three or four
sessions
with
one teacher or with both teachers. Requests are honored as much as
possible,
depending on scheduling constraints and the singer's level of
performance.
Singers are encouraged to come with their pianist and be prepared as a
team.
Singers
new to the song recital may request Intermediate Class I or II with
Lorraine Nubar. Both classes include the services of a staff
accompanist.
Auditors and participants may observe
any of the master classes.
Everyone is encouraged to participate
in Lorraine Nubar's morning vocal warm-ups. Auditors will find them fun
while
singers will find them useful!
For details of the 2006 session,
download the Information
Pages*. When details of next year's sessions are available, a
form will be provided which may be used for singer applications,
auditor registration, or
contributions to Foliage Art Song.
For more information, email us at info@vermontopera.org.
Celina Moore, Artistic Director
Joan Stepenske, Project Manager
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Sunday, Oct. 1
at
Montpelier
Unitarian Church on Main
Street
featuring
advanced participants in Foliage Art Song