Summer Intensive Vivaldi Project - August 2022 (Application Deadline: 10 August 2022)

Summer Intensive Vivaldi Project

A Summer Intensive Vivaldi Project is a combination of Audition and Intensives. Intensives are free for the selected candidates.

You will get:

• An intensive week of training and rehearsals in Vienna City center
• Participation in a professional ballet video of a new unique choreography by ballet dancer and choreographer Ilina Eder to the music of Vivaldi
• A diploma signed by Ilina Eder and Kirill Kourlaev (a previous principal dancer of the Vienna State Opera)
• A celebration for all at the end of the project in Mörbisch on the lake after successful filming

Schedule: Wednesday 17. August till Tuesday 23. August, daily ballet classes and afterwards rehearsals of the choreography in Argentinierstraße 31. 1040 Vienna.

All the dancers will also get enough free time to rest or sightseeing Vienna in between the week.

On Wednesday 24. August the Vivaldi Choreography will be recorded on video like a performance at the Seefestspiele Mörbisch Stage (it’s a big famous stage in Austria on the Neusiedlersee lake). That means your travel back should be on Thursday or later as you like but NOT EARLIER!)

Requirements:

• Strong classical technique

Required documents:

• CV
• photos
• videos

Application Deadline:

10 August 2022

Audition Date:

August 2022

To Apply:

Email all required documents to: ilinaeder@yahoo.com

COVID-19 info:

No info. Please note however that current Covid-19 restrictions and barrier measures might be applied.

Links:

• Official Choreographer Instagram Account
• Official Project Instagram Account

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