Italian Ars Nova
Presentation
Under the direction of singer and musicologist Patrizia Bovi, the young artists will perform a range of characteristic pieces by Francesco Landini (c.1325-1397) and Jacopo da Bologna (fl. 1340-1386?), two masters of the Italian Ars nova who were able to combine ultramontane musical innovations with native forms such as the madrigale or caccia, to forge their own aesthetic.
The training consists of 2 modules: the first one in Royaumont and the second one at the Centro Studio di Musica Medievale “Adolfo Broegg” in Spello (Italy).
Teachers
Patrizia Bovi singing
Born in Assisi, Patrizia Bovi started learning music at an early age, first at the Conservatory of Peruia and then with Sergio Pezzeti. She began studying medieval and renaissance music by working with the Alia Musica ensemble from Milan and by attending seminars on ancient vocal practice in Italy and around the world.
In 1984 she founded the ensemble Micrologus, whose main goal is the research and interpretation of medieval music. The ensemble has met with great international success among the public and critics, and every year it gives several concerts in Italy and around the world.
Recipients
- 10 singers and instrumentalists (lute, fiddle, organetto)
Calendar
Sessions
from April 17 to 22, 2023 in Royaumont,
from July 31 to August 5, 2023 at the Centro Studi Adolfo Broegg in Spello, Italy
6 days, 42 hours
7 hours per day: 10am-1pm / 2:30pm-7pm, including a 30 minute break in the afternoon
Public presentation
Fenêtre sur cour(s) on April 22, 2023 at 6:00 pm
The participants formally commit themselves to follow the entire curriculum.
Selection
Selection on file
Elements to be provided
For the application and selection process, you will need to provide the following:
- letter of motivation
- biography (imperative: 600 characters including spaces)
- CV
- picture
- 1 or more video files related to the chosen course (please note that WeTransfer links will not be uploaded)
Closing date for applications
Sunday, November 14, 2022, at midnight
The Etrillard Foundation supports the Chanter l’Ars Nova program, which aims, through the cooperation of several European partners, to give new life to medieval music.
La Fondation Bettencourt Schueller est le mécène principal du pôle Voix et répertoire de la Fondation Royaumont.
L’association des amis de Royaumont soutient l’ensemble des formations du pôle Voix et Répertoire
