Watch video from the Heidelberg Lied Academy (Master Class / April 6, 2016 / 3-6pm) via Medici: http://medici.tv
Watch clips from the Heidelberg Lied Academy 2016 via the links below here (out of respect for the growth of the singers, the full video of some classes is no longer available):
Lied Academy / Opening Day / April 3, 2016
Lied Academy / Richard Strauss / April 4, 2016
Tune in to these live-streamed events, directly from Heidelberg, Germany, to explore the music, poetry, and multifaceted stories of German Lieder from anywhere in the world:
Sun., April 3 — Live on the Hampsong Foundation’s LiveStream
Opening Day
2pm (CEST): Welcome with Thomas Hampson & Brigitte Fassbaender
2:30pm: Master class with Brigitte Fassbaender
4:30pm: Master class with Thomas Hampson
Mon., April 4 — Live on the Hampsong Foundation’s LiveStream
“In Focus: Richard Strauss”
10am (CEST): Opening conversation with Thomas Hampson & Brigitte Fassbaender
10:30am: Master class with Brigitte Fassbaender
3pm: Master class with Brigitte Fassbaender
Wed., April 6 — Live on Medici.tv
“In Focus: The Perfect Balance”
3pm (CEST): Master class with Thomas Hampson & Wolfram Rieger
Under the artistic direction of Thomas Hampson, and with the contribution of such prominent artists – and fellow song enthusiasts – as Brigitte Fassbaender and Wolfram Rieger, the Heidelberg Lied Academy once again transforms the German city into an international meeting point for the Lied (classic song).
Ranging well beyond the confines of the traditional master class, the Academy’s aim is to give young singers a variety of tools for well-informed text-based song interpretation. The credo of the Lied Academy, reflective of Hampson’s passionate belief in the uniquely expressive power of song, is that singers should tell stories through song, and thus created richer performances through those multi-layered stories.
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