講習会
Tokyo, 日本
掲載日: 01 Apr 2025
CPI Tokyo 2025 with Markand Thakar
10 - 15 Aug, 2025
Deadline for Fellow applications: May 19, 2025
(Associate applications will continue to be accepted)
This 6-day Conducting Workshop brings internationally renowned pedagogue and Celibidache protege Markand Thakar to Tokyo for a unique conducting workshop.
Held in the modern Orchid Music Salon in the Setagaya Ward of Tokyo, it offers 10 Fellows the opportunity to conduct a fully professional orchestra in works by Dvořák, Schubert, and Beethoven.
In this intensive program Fellows will have roughly 90 minutes total conducting time, including three sessions with the orchestra and three with a 1-per-part ensemble. Additional daily activities include two technique sessions, video reviews, and group conversations with Maestro Thakar covering topics musical and practical.
CPI Tokyo welcomes Associates, who participate fully in all activities outside of conducting the ensembles.
The course will be taught in English.
(Associate applications will continue to be accepted)
This 6-day Conducting Workshop brings internationally renowned pedagogue and Celibidache protege Markand Thakar to Tokyo for a unique conducting workshop.
Held in the modern Orchid Music Salon in the Setagaya Ward of Tokyo, it offers 10 Fellows the opportunity to conduct a fully professional orchestra in works by Dvořák, Schubert, and Beethoven.
In this intensive program Fellows will have roughly 90 minutes total conducting time, including three sessions with the orchestra and three with a 1-per-part ensemble. Additional daily activities include two technique sessions, video reviews, and group conversations with Maestro Thakar covering topics musical and practical.
CPI Tokyo welcomes Associates, who participate fully in all activities outside of conducting the ensembles.
The course will be taught in English.
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