International WinterAcademy of Early Music Bremen & Historic Brass Studio
The widespread extension of the Roman Empire paved the multiple routes branching out from Rome to all of Europe and vice versa. The subsequent presence of the seat of Christianity made the magnetism of this “Eternal City” irresistible: an unavoidable stop for pilgrims, artists from all fields, men of letters, politicians, and tourists. Each brought with them their own music and took with them that of the Urbe. Music and celebrations began in the streets, continued in the aristocratic halls, and culminated in the highly elitist papal chapel. Composers such as Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, Gregorio Allegri, Emilio de’ Cavalieri, Francesco Foggia, Luca Marenzio, Giacomo Carissimi, and Arcangelo Corelli were central figures in this vibrant musical landscape, shaping the history of music in Rome.
The city’s influence was so profound that it attracted many international composers, such as Georg Muffat, Jacques-Martin Hotteterre, Marc-Antoine Charpentier, Georg Friedrich Händel, and probably Johann Joseph Fux, who traveled to Rome to immerse themselves in its rich musical tradition. Indeed, all paths in the study of counterpoint seemed to lead to Rome!
Link: Winterakademie & Historic Brass Studio
Course fee
- Active participation: € 280 / € 140 (students) € 40 (students HfK Bremen)
- Passive participation: € 140 / € 70 (students) € 0 (students HfK Bremen)
Application deadline January 3, 2025
The number of active participants is limited in order to ensure optimal support in individual and ensemble lessons. After submitting your application, you will receive feedback by January 15, 2025 as to whether you have been admitted to active participation.
Applicants who cannot be admitted to active participation are cordially invited to participate passively.
The course fee for active participation is due upon confirmed admission and must be received by January 29, 2025.
In the event of illness of the participant, the course fee can be refunded upon presentation of a medical certificate, minus a processing fee of €40.
