REPERTOIRE

Students are invited to choose a maximum of three pieces from the repertoire plus the extra piece by Iannis Xenakis (optional but recommended)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Don Giovanni Ouverture

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Die Zauerfloete Overture

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony n.40

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony n.41

Ludwig van Beethoven – Coriolan Ouverture

Ludwig van Beethoven – Egmont Ouverture

Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony n.5 in C minor

Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony n.7 in A major

Felix Mendelssohn – Symphony n.3 “Scottish”

Franz Schubert – Symphony n.8 “Unfinished”

Richard Wagner – Siegfried-Idyll

Giuseppe Verdi – Sinfonia da “La forza del destino”

Giuseppe Verdi – Sinfonia da “Nabucco”

Giuseppe Verdi – Preludes from “la Traviata” Act I and Act III

Pietro Mascagni – Intermezzo from “Cavalleria Rusticana”

Giacomo Puccini – Intermezzo from Manon Lescaut

Modest Petrovič Mussorgsky – Night on the Bald Mountain

Claude Debussy – Prélude à l’après midi d’un faune

Johannes Brahms – Symphony n.1 in C minor

Johannes Brahms – Symphony n.4 in E minor

Johannes Brahms – Tragic Ouverture

Johannes Brahms – Variations on a theme by Joseph Haydn

Antonín Dvorak – Symphony n.9

Pëtr Il’ič  Tchaikovsky – Romeo and Juliet Fantasy-Ouverture

Igor Stravinsky – Firebird Suite 1919

Extra repertoire: 

Iannis Xenakis – Aroura

REPERTOIRE

Students are invited to choose a maximum of three pieces from the repertoire plus the extra piece by Iannis Xenakis (optional but recommended)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Don Giovanni Ouverture

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Die Zauberfloete Overture

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony n.40

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony n.41

Ludwig van Beethoven – Coriolan Ouverture

Ludwig van Beethoven – Egmont Ouverture

Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony n.5 in C minor

Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony n.7 in A major

Felix Mendelssohn – Symphony n.3 “Scottish”

Franz Schubert – Symphony n.8 “Unfinished”

Richard Wagner – Siegfried-Idyll

Giuseppe Verdi – Sinfonia da “La forza del destino”

Giuseppe Verdi – Sinfonia da “Nabucco”

Giuseppe Verdi – Preludes from “la Traviata” Act I and Act III

Pietro Mascagni – Intermezzo from “Cavalleria Rusticana”

Giacomo Puccini – Intermezzo from Manon Lescaut

Modest Petrovič Mussorgsky – Night on the Bald Mountain

Claude Debussy – Prélude à l’après midi d’un faune

Johannes Brahms – Symphony n.1 in C minor

Johannes Brahms – Symphony n.4 in E minor

Johannes Brahms – Tragic Ouverture

Johannes Brahms – Variations on a theme by Joseph Haydn

Antonín Dvorak – Symphony n.9

Pëtr Il’ič  Tchaikovsky – Romeo and Juliet Fantasy-Ouverture

Igor Stravinsky – Firebird Suite 1919

Extra repertoire: 

Iannis Xenakis – Aroura

APPLICATIONS FOR ACTIVE STUDENTS ARE CLOSED

From this moment on, we accept only passive students.

In case you are interested in joining as active, please write us and we will insert you in the waiting list that we will use in case some of the active students cannot participate.

Passive students have priority on the waiting list.

We also invite you to consider taking part to Italian Opera Workshop, a new project that will be held from 22nd until 25th August, just before Florence Conducting Masterclass.

We are lucky enough to have as teacher M° Antonello Allemandi, one of the most sought-after Italian conductors of the last two decades!

The active students of Italian Opera Workshop will have the opportunity to attend Florence Conducting Masterclass as passive for free. Further details here: www.italianoperaworkshop.com

conducting.masterclass@gmail.com

THANKS TO ALL THE STUDENTS THAT CONFIRMED FLORENCE CONDUCTING MASTERCLASS THE LEADING MASTERCLASS FOR CONDUCTORS IN EUROPE !