The International Summer Music Academy in Kroměříž
15th – 23th august 2024
Applications for 2024 are open
What do I get as a student of The Summer Music Academy in Kroměříž?
- individual lessons (except for Chamber music and Music projects)
- String students can join string chamber orchestra led by conductor Tomáš Netopil
- Participation in the concert and the opportunity to become a soloist
- Participation in many activities (consultation, yoga)
- Each student will receive the certificate of completion
- Students with exceptional talent may receive a nomination to perform with a philharmonic ensemble or one of the awards and get a financial reward
The ISMA is open to conservatoire and university students as well as young musicians. The following can participate:
- musicians and singers into individual solo courses
- chamber string ensembles
- students and managers in music management with their projects
The International Summer Music Academy in Kroměříž was established by conductor Tomáš Netopil. He has invited for collaboration prominent performers of classical music, who will, in their roles as tutors, pass on their experience to promising young musicians.
Music disciplines and tutors at the 6th International Summer Music Academy in Kroměříž
- FEDOR RUDIN – violin
- DALIBOR KARVAY – violin
- KATEŘINA KNĚŽÍKOVÁ – singing
- ADAM PLACHETKA – singing
- MICHAELA FUKAČOVÁ – violoncello (Assisted by Philippe Muriset)
- IVO KAHÁNEK – piano
- BARBARA MARIA WILLI – harpsichord
- PAVEL NIKL – viol / chamber string music
- DAVID MAREČEK – music projects
- ZDENĚK KLAUDA – piano accompaniment
- TOMÁŠ NETOPIL
Applicants may submit APPLICATION, including particulars by 16th June 2024
PIANO – VIOLIN – VIOL – VIOLONCELLO – SINGING – HARPSICHORD
PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT – CHAMBER MUSIC – MUSIC PROJECTS
Dalibor Karvayviolin
Adam Plachetkasinging
Exceptional Venue
The Town of Kroměříž – The Seat of Archbishops
The Academy enjoys the use of the grounds of two artistic institutions – The Conservatoire of P. J. Vejvanovský in Kroměříž and the State School of Performing Arts in Kroměříž, both located in the historic heart of the town. The Baroque spaces combined with art create an unmistakeable “Genius loci”.
This Moravian town, also nicknamed “Athens of Haná”, charms its visitors with its beautiful buildings and unique historic sights. The Archbishop’s Chateau and beautiful gardens of Květná and Podzámecká are designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The town is one of the most popular places to visit in the Czech Republic.
