Sherborne

    Week 2

WEEK ONE 29 July to 5 August

Alexander Technique and Chi Kung

Cappella Chamber Choir

Chamber Orchestra

Choral Workshop 1

Composers’ Workshop

Masterclass for Singers

Piano Accompaniment

Practical Conducting

Score Learning and General Musicianship

The World of Wind Chamber Music

Voices in Harmony

Wind Conducting

Wind Ensemble

WEEK TWO 5 to 12 August

Alexander Technique and Chi Kung

Art of Choral Direction

Choral Masterpieces Choral  Course

Choral Workshop 2

Journey Through Jazz

Lighter Side Choral  Course

Masterclass for Singers

Orchestral Conducting Course

Piano Course

Score Learning and General Musicianship

Symphony Orchestra



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Concertfest


Overture “Prometheus”, Op.43

Symphony No.38 in D (“Prague”), K.504

Symphony No.4 in E minor, Op.98

Simple Symphony, Op.4

Suite: L’Oiseau de feu (“The Firebird”) 1919  

The George Hurst Conductors’ Course continued


All students who play orchestral instruments are expected to bring them to play in the class ensemble. Students who are competent pianists will be asked to assist with playing piano reductions and may wish to acquire knowledge of them in advance. 


The course will start at 14.30hrs on Sunday afternoon. In this session all students will be invited to conduct a short section of a movement of their choice from the set repertoire so that the tutors can make a preliminary assessment. 


Extra classes in score learning technique based on the set repertoire will be offered by John Longstaff on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings. These are bookable through the summer school office at a cost of £10.00 each class or £20.00 for all three; they are open to both participants and observers. 


Repertoire Pre-preparation is essential, any reputable edition is acceptable.


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