The Australian Choral Conductors Education and Training (ACCET)
presents the Choral Conductors
Summer School from 19 to 22 January 2015. Workshops and masterclasses shall
be led by Maestra María Guinand.
The activities to be performed in the city of Melbourne include
two concerts conducted by María on Sunday 18 January in St Catherine’s School,
Toorak and on Tuesday 20 January in Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, Xavier
College, Kew.
Prof. Guinand is not a newcomer to the Australian scene, in 1996,
conducting her Cantoría Alberto Grau she participated in the 4th Symposium on
Choral Music held that year in Sydney. Later in 2003, as part of the Sydney
Summer Festival, she conducted the Australian premiere of Osvaldo Golijov’s La Pasión según San Marcos in the Sydney
Opera House, being nominated to the Helpmann
Award in the “Best Classical Concert
Presentation” category that year for this performance.
Joining Maria Guinand will be famed conductor Carl Crossin and a team of experts including Sonny Chua, Anne Credlin. Faye Dumont, Allison Harrigan, Bruce Macrae, Judith McKnight, Jenny Mathers, Mark Puddy, Robyn Ryan, Jodie Spooner-Ryan and Tony Stratford.
Emphasis on conducting. Development of your conducting skill is the central goal of the 22nd ACCET Summer School. This will occur through group tuition, demonstration and master classes. In five in-depth conducting group workshops you will improve your skill and confidence in conducting.
Maria Guinand
Maria Guinand, choral conductor, university professor, leader of
choral projects in Venezuela and world-wide, is frequently invited as a
conductor and teacher across USA, Europe, Asia and Latin America.
A graduate of Bristol University, Maria also studied choral conducting
with Alberto Grau, Helmut Rilling, Luigi Agustoni and Johannes Berchmans Goeschl.
She teachers a Masters Degree in Choral Conducting at Venezuela’s Simon Bolivar
University, and, for over 30 years has been Associate Conductor and
Advisor of Choral Symphonic Performances and Activities of El
Sistema, co-ordinating choral centres for children and youth in low economic
circumstances in Venezuela, other Latin-American countries and Barcelona,
Spain.
In addition to conducting major works of the western tradition Maria’s
choirs have premiered 45 20th and 21st century works and she is a passionate
advocate for music of Latin and South America. Her choir Schola Cantorum de
Venezuela is chorus on the premiere recordings Osvaldo Golijov’s St Mark Passion and John Adams opera The Flowering Tree.
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