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Professional Training Workshops
Designed for musicians in all genres—with special emphasis on young artists—Professional Training Workshops of The Weill Music Institute at Carnegie Hall offer a unique opportunity for young musicians to be coached and trained by today’s master artists in an intimate setting. All workshops lead to a public performance presented at Carnegie Hall. Participants are chosen by formal application, including an audition recording.
Professional Training Workshops are also open to auditors. Auditing offers the rare opportunity for music enthusiasts to have a look inside the artistic process, as well as further musical enrichment and a more personal connection to these world-renowned and aspiring young musicians. Auditors are invited to attend selected coaching sessions and related lectures or discussions. Those who register for the full length of the workshop will receive tickets to all workshop public events. Schedules are generally available one month before the workshop start date and outline the sessions open to auditors. Please note that all schedules are subject to change. Specific details and an online application are found on each of the pages below.
2007–2008 Workshops
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Fred Hersch
Solo, Duo, Trio
For Improvising Musicians
March 11–16, 2008
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David Krakauer
Exploring Klezmer
For Individuals and Chamber Ensembles
April 8–13, 2008
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To be added to the Professional Training Workshop mailing list, please contact Professional Training Workshops at 212-903-9733 or e-mail ptw@weillmusicinstitute.org. In your e-mail, please include your mailing address, instrument, and the types of workshops in which you are interested (instrumental, choral, vocal, conducting, composition, jazz, world, American roots).
Programs of The Weill Music Institute at Carnegie Hall are generously supported by the City of New York: Office of the Mayor, the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the New York City Council; and by the New York State Council on the Arts.
Carnegie Hall's education programs are funded in large part by generous donors like you. Help bring music education to thousands—join Carnegie Hall Friends today!
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