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Choral / Vocal Summer School in the UK is looking for 14-18 year old singers!

The Ingenium Academy International Summer School for Music is looking for talented 14-18 year old singers to join our prestigious summer music program.

• Spend three weeks in the beautiful, historic town of Winchester, England

• Share your passion for music with other young musicians from across the globe
• Benefit from expert tuition – with faculty from the Royal Academy of Music, the City of London Sinfonia, the World Youth Choir, the National Youth Choir of Great Britain and multi-grammy award winning a cappella group The Swingle Singers.
• Instrumentalists develop technique and repertoire in our Youth Symphony Orchestra
• Choral students form our Concert Choir and experiment with divesre styles including chamber music, gospel and contemporary a cappella


During their three week residency with us students rehearse and perform
a diverse and challenging array of repertoire and discover new genres of music through our broad range of workshops and activities.


In addition to the enriching musical curriculum, students also uncover historical Britain in the glorious city of Winchester and enjoy day trips to nearby London. We immerse our students in a cultural adventure where they will meet and form friendships with other talented young musicians from all over the world.

 

We look forward to hearing from you and welcoming you to Winchester this summer!

 

Please visit our website: www.ingeniumacademy.com

Our brochure is attached!

For more information please contact: info@ingeniumacademy.com / +44 207 060 4076

 

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