ACTE J
Trinational Choral Academy of excellence for young singers
ACTE J - Trinationale Jugendchorakademie is a cross-border vocal project that brings together singers from France, Germany and Switzerland around an unprecedented artistic adventure. Selected young singers come together during intense work sessions with a view to giving a demanding musical program in concert. They will be supported, from rehearsal to concert, by professional singers who will accompany them and advise them on vocal technique as well as on other aspects of choir work. They will be directed by renowned professional conductors. They will live an intensive musical experience, close to the rhythm of a professional project where intercultural exchange holds a special place.
Acte J is organized by the associations CHŒUR3 e.V. (Germany), Ensemble Chœur3 (Switzerland) and Cadence (France).
More information and inscription on the web site Cadence, pole musical régional
ACTE J - choral academy
2021
Frank Markowitsch, artistic direction
Catherine Fender et Abélia Nordmann, choir conductor
Les Métaboles (direction Léo Warynski - France)
Basler madrigalisten (direction Raphaël Immoos - Switzernad)
VokalAkademie Berlin (direction Frank Markowitsch - Germany)
2023
Frank Markowitsch, artistic direction
Catherine Fender et Maija Gschwind, choir conductor
Les Métaboles (direction Léo Warynski - France)
Basler madrigalisten (direction Raphaël Immoos - Switzernad)
VokalAkademie Berlin (direction Frank Markowitsch - Germany)
September
Directed by Frank Markowitsch, Catherine Fender and Maija Gschwind, Acte J brings together 24 young amateur singers from France, Germany and Switzerland and 12 professionals from the ensembles: Les Métaboles, Basler Madrigalisten and Vokalakademie Freiburg. Beyond an ambitious musical experience, ACTE J is part of an educational approach aimed at participating in the training of amateurs and allowing them to progress in their musical practice.
Directed by Frank Markowitsch, Catherine Fender and Maija Gschwind, Acte J brings together 24 young amateur singers from France, Germany and Switzerland and 12 professionals from the ensembles: Les Métaboles, Basler Madrigalisten and Vokalakademie Freiburg. Beyond an ambitious musical experience, ACTE J is part of an educational approach aimed at participating in the training of amateurs and allowing them to progress in their musical practice.
Directed by Frank Markowitsch,, Catherine Fender and Maija Gschwind, Acte J brings together 24 young amateur singers from France, Germany and Switzerland and 12 professionals from the ensembles: Les Métaboles, Basler Madrigalisten and Vokalakademie Freiburg. Beyond an ambitious musical experience, ACTE J is part of an educational approach aimed at participating in the training of amateurs and allowing them to progress in their musical practice.
November
The singers of Métaboles, of the Vokalakademie of Berlin, of Basler Madrigalisten join the 20 young singers recruited specifically for the first edition of Acte J. Close to the rhythm of a professional project, ACTE J is a musical challenge for these young German singers , Swiss and French in search of ambitious choral experience. A program of French and German choral music will be honored during this first edition coordinated by Cadence.
Frank Markowitsch (Germany), conductor
Catherine Fender (France) & Abélia Nordmann (Switzerland), Associate Chiefs
The singers of Métaboles, of the Vokalakademie of Berlin, of Basler Madrigalisten join the 20 young singers recruited specifically for the first edition of Acte J. Close to the rhythm of a professional project, ACTE J is a musical challenge for these young German singers , Swiss and French in search of ambitious choral experience. A program of French and German choral music will be honored during this first edition coordinated by Cadence.
Frank Markowitsch (Germany), conductor
Catherine Fender (France) & Abélia Nordmann (Switzerland), Associate Chiefs
The singers of Métaboles, of the Vokalakademie of Berlin, of Basler Madrigalisten join the 20 young singers recruited specifically for the first edition of Acte J. Close to the rhythm of a professional project, ACTE J is a musical challenge for these young German singers , Swiss and French in search of ambitious choral experience. A program of French and German choral music will be honored during this first edition coordinated by Cadence.
Frank Markowitsch (Germany), conductor
Catherine Fender (France) & Abélia Nordmann (Switzerland), Associate Chiefs