Masterclasses '25

Sholto Kynoch Masterclasses

11, 12 and 13 June 2025

Byron Bookshop
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Sholto Kynoch, piano

English-trained

Once again, we welcome Sholto Kynoch, director of the Oxford International Song Festival, who will lead these masterclasses in Lied, song, and mélodie, coinciding with his recital in Barcelona alongside mezzo-soprano Helen Charlston. Kynoch is the founder and director of Oxford Song (formerly Oxford Lieder), a festival that has built a national and international reputation over its twenty years of existence. It promotes Lied and song through more than fifty annual recitals and develops the next generation of artists through its young artist programme, as well as promoting singing in local primary schools and encouraging new compositions.

Course requirements

To apply for the masterclasses, duos must send the following materials to info@victoriadelosangeles.org up to one month before the masterclasses.

  • Submission of 2 pieces of different styles in mp3 or YouTube format. These must be Lieder, mélodies, or songs.
  • Submit biography and contact details of the applicants.
  • Scanned copy of ID card.
  • List of repertoire prepared for the course.
  • Payment of €40 as a registration fee, which will be deducted from the final price.
  • Limited places. A maximum of 6 duos will be admitted.

Repertoire

Lied, song, and mélodie

Selected participants

  • Selected students will be informed by email.
  • Tuition fees must be paid via bank transfer before the start of classes to the aforementioned Victoria de los Ángeles Foundation account.
For more information, contact info@victoriadelosangeles.org

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Victoria de los Ángeles Foundation
University of Barcelona and Historic Building
Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 585
08007 Barcelona

+34 937 422 168​ | info@victoriadelosangeles.org

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