Open Masterclass : Voice

Barbara Hannigan, soprano
(Photography ©MarcoBorggreve)

Artists selected among the 2022-2023 Voice section

As part of her residency at the Klarafestival, the Music Chapel is delighted to welcome Barbara Hannigan as she gives a masterclass on March 17.

A wonderful opportunity for the Artists in residence to meet the soprano and conductor in a masterclass during which the artist will transmit her musical experience and expertise but also her vision of art, her communication and her privileged link with the public. This is an opportunity for everyone to discover the backstage of theaters and to question the artists about this extraordinary profession.

Inspired by the Equilibrium project initiated by Barbara Hannigan and her unique approach to the performing arts, the meeting will take place in the company of Jackie Reardon, author and performance coach from the professional tennis world.

François Pardailhé, Tenor
J.P. Rameau : Castor et Pollux, RCT 32, Acte I, Scene 5: “Quel bonheur règne dans mon âme” (Castor)
W.A. Mozart : Così fan tutte, K.588, Acte I, Scene 17. Aria “Un’aura amorosa” – Ferrando

Lisa Willems, soprano :
O. Messiaen : Poèmes pour Mi, Livre I, “Action des graces”
W.A. Mozart : Don Giovanni, K.527, Act 2 crudele! – Non mi dir (Donna Anna)

Louise Foor, soprano
I. Stravinsky : The Rake’s Progress, “No word from Tom”

Marie-Juliette Ghazarian, mezzo-soprano
G.F. Handel : Alcina, HWV 34, “Sta nell Ircana”

Matthieu Walendzik, baritone :
R. Panufnik : Music to Hear (setting of Shakespeare’s Sonnet 8)
J.P. Rameau : Dardanus. RCT 35A, Acte 4, scène 4., “Monstre affreux, monstre redoutable”

Julie Nemer, mezzo-soprano
E. Krenek : 5 Lieder nach Wörter von Franz Kafka
M. Ravel : Les Histoires Naturelles,”Le Martin Pêcheur”

In the context of Klarafestival

Tickets:
10-5€*

* – 26, + 65, unemployed, person with a disability, free under 3 years old
Special conditions for Maecenas: funding@musicchapel.org

le chapel restaurant:
13:00>14:00

Booking: resengo only