Preparing Operatic Roles
A.Vocal Performance with Technical Supervision
Methodology: Improvisation, Movement, Vocality and E-Motion Arousal as a Body and Vocal approach to Opera Singing and Opera Making
Period of the EOA module in 2022-2023:
8 October 2023 to 28 January 2024
The aim of this section of the module POR 1 is to facilitate the student’s artistic autonomy in methodological processes and the consolidation of an artistic identity. Through an organization of their knowledge and skills (creative, sensory and cognitive) the student will be able to develop interpretative operatic roles taking in account previous dramaturgic assumptions for the purpose of live performance.
- Master a variety of techniques of movement and acting.
- Develop somatic and emotional body-mind approaches to performance practice
- Increase awareness of the poetic universe of the performer
- Develop the singular nature of each opera singer during live performance and during collective interaction.
The main purpose of this module is to consolidate the performer skills, giving a particular focus to the work on stage in the interaction with the director and the maestro. Issues of scenic presence in relation with the scene/stage will also be explored. Scenic experimentation through body movement, improvisation, vocality and the arousing of emotion will bring the student a new approach to Opera and Opera making. This module will enable the student to experience a live performance in front of an audience.
Name(s) of the professor(s) of this module:
- Claire Bynion
- António Salgado
- Claudia Marisa
- António Durães
Minimum and maximum number of EOA students
1-3 vocal students
Number of teaching/production hours of the EOA module
10-12 hours of individual tuition & 45 hours of group work
Number of ECTS within master accreditation
20 ECTS
Entrance examination
Video recording or link to video recording
Description of final examination
Public performance on stage with piano
Teaching language
English – level 3