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All participants of the MIPFA In the Italian Hights (both pianists and string players) take part in any of the two Chamber Music Programs offered by the MIPFA.
Through these chamber music experiences, participants will explore the intricate interplay of ensemble performing under the guidance of our internationally acclaimed faculty.
This interaction will be illuminating and inspirational for participants who will have exposure to a variety of important sources of information that would stimulate their growth as musicians. Artists and participants will coexist and share unforgettable life experiences.
First session. June 16th-25th. Two Piano Program, for participants enrolled at the Piano Program I
Second session. June 26th-July 3rd. Chamber Music with Strings, for participants of the Piano Program II and the String Program
Participants enrolled in any of the two sessions will engage in collaborative projects, improving their ensemble skills and musical intuition - a key feature in a "complete musician.”
Pianists participating in the first session the summer Piano program will take part in the following activities, as part of the Chamber Music Program:
Faculty members will provide personalized coaching, offering insights into the nuances of the two-piano repertoire. The repertoire will be provided to the participants one month in advance, (pianists will be able to submit partnering preferences if a colleague of theirs joins the academy).
All participants will enjoy scheduled two-piano practice time during the session.
The program culminates with performances that will showcase the dynamic synergy achieved in the art of two piano repertoire.
Two Piano Repertoire To Be Announced.
All participants of the Piano Program II and the String Program (June 26 - July 3rd) take part in the Chamber Music with Strings Program.
The Chamber Music with Strings Program will enhance musical perception, develop awareness of the musical process and the interaction of external events. It will also address the lack of musical, historic and artistic culture in general.
String Program participants will join forces with their counterparts in the Piano Program to explore the wonders of the Sonata and Trio repertoire for violin, cello & piano. The journey will begin with the assignment of a designated Sonata and Trio one month before the academy, allowing for in-depth preparation and interpretation.
All ensembles will work closely with faculty members in personalized coaching sessions.
All participants will enjoy scheduled practice time during their stay at the academy.
A special concert featuring the faculty and participants will be offered as the culmination of the program.
All participants will submit their desired pieces to work on Duo or Trios during the program.
Once your application is approved, our Academic Board will evaluate your repertoire proposal and convey with the rest of submissions — and propose a different repertoire with enough time to prepare it for the academy in case it doesn't meet the artistic standards of the academy.
