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MASTER CLASS de chant lyrique
Dans le cadre du 7ème AUTOMNE MUSICAL - GREOUX-LES-BAINS
7 - 8- 9
OCTOBRE 2022
Lieu de la Master class : Chapelle San Sébastien –
Gréoux-Les-Bains
Horaires : 9h30 - 12h / 14h - 18h – concert-audition le
dimanche 9 octobre 18h30
Olivier LECHARDEUR, pianiste accompagnateur, sera présent
pour les huit chanteurs retenus par l'EDPV.
Niveau requis : étudiants en fin d’études CRR, CNSM et
jeunes chanteurs professionnels - Sélection sur dossier
INSCRIPTION :
avec lettre de motivation et CV. Le programme présenté (3
pièces de styles différents) est à adresser avant le 15
septembre soit par mail, soit par courrier à :
Ensemble Instrumental Provence-Verdon : B. Mauppin : Hôtel
de ville – 04800 Gréoux-Les-Bains
TARIF :
200 € à régler
à : l'Ensemble Instrumental Provence Verdon, organisateur.
CONTACT
:
Bernard
MAUPPIN, 06 80 96 08 84 - ensembledpv@gmail.com
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"Il nous
faut de l'amour"
Buchet / Chastel
ISBN
978-2-283-02888-9
Olivier Bellamy, a French
journalist with a daily programme on Radio Classique, who has
written books about Martha Argerich and Teresa Berganza, has written
a book with me/about me: Il nous faut de l’amour, published by
Buchet Chastel. It is in French!
It seems very self-indulgent
to have written a book about my career and life- it wasn’t my idea!
But after spending hours looking back and remembering people and
events, I feel very fortunate and very privileged. I’ve worked with
some wonderful people and made some very good friends. Several
people should have received credits in the book, which suddenly came
out very quickly after being in the pipeline for a couple of years.
Without all the work done by Marina Lewandowski on this website, it
would have been impossible to publish a discography. And special
thanks are due to my friend Sue Jones and her husband Paul, for
putting all my performances on to a database from which we could
extract a list of operas, colleagues and conductors. My agent,
Robert Rattray, who looked after me all my performing life until he
vanished across the Pond, should have a chapter to himself for being
a very caring, shrewd and wise Manager, steering me through some
choppy waters. And my family has been endlessly patient and
supportive. I apologise if this sounds as though I’ve won an Oscar;
I couldn’t really be more surprised if I had! Felicity
