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We welcomed new singers and leaders to Samling Academy in October and celebrated a very special birthday. The six days of intensive masterclasses ended with a concert at Sage Gateshead.
Our final news round-up of 2022 welcomes our new Samling Artists, along with some seasonal stories, new recordings and a look ahead to 2023 with a focus on Samling Artists appearing in the North East.
An international award nomination for Nardus Williams, artist debuts with opera houses and orchestras, new recordings and a round-up of Samling Artists on Radio 3 Lunchtime Concerts
Competition success at Wigmore Hall, two Gramophone Award nominations and appearances by Samling Artists across Europe from Newcastle to Riga.
In our latest newsletter we announce the launch of ‘Samling and Song’, an innovative project offering residencies to Samling Artist singer and pianist duos. We also look ahead to our autumn events, when one of the world’s greatest mezzo-sopranos, Dame Sarah Connolly, will join us for the first time to lead the Samling Artist Programme at Marchmont House.
Many singers and pianists have formed fruitful musical partnerships during our Artist Programme. To help these duos to flourish, whilst also encouraging innovation in the performance of art-song, we are launching Samling and Song, a residency programme in partnership with Marchmont Makers Foundation.
From Darlington to the New York Met, Dame Sarah Connolly shares her musical and childhood memories and advice for young singers in our Samling Shorts interview. She joins us later this year to lead the Samling Artist Programme.
Our Samling Academy Singers took to the high seas for this year’s summer concert project with tales of sailors, magical sea creatures and the simple pleasures of a day at the seaside.
A long-awaited debut for Anush Hovhannisyan, a triumph at the BBC Proms, new recordings and news about Samling Artist performances across Europe.
Exciting debuts at Garsington for Bethany Horak-Hallett and Elin Pritchard, along with our usual round-up of competitions, new recordings and season announcements, including Oxford Lieder, the Royal Opera House and Welsh National Opera.