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Inna Faliks - University of California, Los Angeles
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Gila Goldstein - Longy School of Music
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Thomas J. Lymenstull – Interlochen Academy
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Masahiro Kawakami - Tokyo College of Music
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Yoshikazu Nagai - San Francisco Conservatory
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Jerry Wong – Melbourne Conservatorium
Session II: July 18 - 30, 2022
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Bernadene Blaha - USC Thornton School of Music
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Kevin Fitz-Gerald - USC Thornton School of Music
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James Giles - Northwestern University
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Hee Sung Joo - Seoul National University
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Thomas Rosenkranz - University of Missouri-Kansas City
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Gideon Rubin - The Colburn School
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Niklas Sivelov - Royal Danish Academy of Music
Associate Faculty
Piano Program
James Giles, Director
Yoshikazu Nagai, Faculty Chair
Session I: July 5 - 17, 2022
Session II: July 18 - 30, 2022
Master Classes, Private Lessons, Seminars & Performance Opportunities
All pianists will enjoy:
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The individual attention of private lessons.
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Daily master classes that provide a dynamic, interactive learning experience in a supportive environment.
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Workshops and round tables to be held on ground-breaking topics such as musical memory, performance anxiety, technique, and wellness.
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Daily faculty concerts and institute recital for students (Young Artist Series).
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Young Artist Series concerts provide an array of performance opportunities at historic landmarks in the intimate settings of historic churches and halls.
Application Fees & Deadlines:
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Application Deadline: April 15, 2022
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Registration Fee: $35 (non-refundable)
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Deposit: $350 (refundable in case of cancellation. See Details.)
How to Apply:
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Complete registration form on our website or mail in form and send with registration fee and deposit.
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Submit audition recording. Details here.
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Applications are accepted until spaces are filled.
All Festival pianos are supplied by Progetto Piano, Naples.