There is nothing in the world so much like prayer as music is.

W. P. Merrill










The Paris International Summer Sessions
July 4-9, 2011

12th Edition



General Information


Registration deadline: May 31, 2011


Fondation Bell'Arte
62, rue du Grand-Duc
1040 Bruxelles
Belgium


or via e-mail:
ems.music.group.belgium@skynet.be

phone number:
+32.2.647.59.94 - +32.2.385.15.50
Copyright © Mr. Donati


Active piano participants will be taught by several teachers - as far as the time schedule allows it - and can assist, as observer, to the courses of all the other professors.



Application Fee
75 € (Not refundable)

Tuition
  • Piano: 350 Euros (ICPA-ECNMP: 275 €) - listener: 90 €
  • Additional discipline: + 100 €
  • Piano chamber music: till 2 pers: 160 €/person
  • Voice: 400 € (ECNMP: 325 €)
  • Guitar: 275 €
Application fee & Tuition must be paid before May 31. Proofs must be joined to application form.
The payment is not refundable after the application deadline.




Place of the course

Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris "Alfred Cortot"
Bvd. Malesherbes 114 bis 75017 Paris
Tel: 33.1.47.63.85.72 Fax: 33.1.47.54.02.73 (exclusively for use during the course- via general secretary office of the school)


Welcome Meeting on Monday, July 4th, at 9 a.m., at the Ecole Normale de Musique “Alfred Cortot”.
The planning of the lessons and the practical aspects will be communicated on this occasion.
At 10 a.m.: Beginning of the course





Special Events at Salle Cortot

  • Master classes

    ~ Special Master class given by FRANCE CLIDAT & PHILIPPE ENTREMONT piano ~ Special Master classes given by:

    ~ JEAN-MICHEL DAMASE piano ~ CAROLINE DUMAS singing
    (exact dates will be communicated later)


  • July 9th


    ~ At 7 pm: Final Concert



For the master classes, a selection will be made among the students, based upon the audition tape and their work during the session.




Clara Shin with Philippe Entremont, at Salle Cortot



More about....
















Kindly supported by


Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris
"Alfred Cortot"