The Orpheus Institute offers a unique opportunity to participate at the second edition of The Historical Piano Summer Academy on, 5–11 July 2020 directed by Tom Beghin and Camilla Köhnken.
If you’re a pianist, interested in historical instruments and the study of Beethoven and his era, and are presently pursuing master’s or doctoral-level research, this camp is made for you. During one week, you will have ample access to a collection of instruments, interact with various members of the research cluster Declassifying the Classics, receive feedback on your playing and artistic research, and present yourself in two public concerts.
The participants should choose two pieces connected with two different instruments—one by Beethoven, the other by one of his contemporaries.
A maximum of four participants will be selected.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Please send the following to summeracademy@orpheusinstituut.be :
- A link to a video featuring your performance on modern or historical piano.
- A letter of intent: why do you wish to participate and how do you expect to benefit?
- A copy of your CV.
- A preliminary choice of repertoire
Deadline : 15 April 2020
Here the applicants will find the rules and regulations, and the application form:
https://orpheusinstituut.be/en/news-and-events/call-summer-academy-2020