Amalfi Coast Music Festival
| Country and Region | Italy — Campania |
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| Type of Festival | Music |
| Location of Festival | Vietri sul Mare, Campania, Italy |
| Festival Address Information | Amalfi Coast Music & Arts Festival |
| Festival Description | More than a series of concerts, the festival is a Chautauqua-style social experiment in the arts on an international level. The festival is a vibrant community that brings together performing artists, visual artists, students, teachers, and music aficionados from different countries to interact and learn from each other while involved in the creative process. In this stimulating and supportive environment, participants form long-lasting friendships and professional associations. Musicians and singers embarking upon a professional career gain invaluable performing experience. Visual artists present their work at festival exhibitions. The festival embraces the wider community and creates ongoing cultural exchanges by inviting Italian artists, students and teachers to participate in its symposia, master classes, and social events. Local towns are involved in the festivities by hosting receptions and boat rides; mayors and ambassadors lend their support and attend the dinner. |
| Festival Dates | June 30 - July 28, 2008 |
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Festival Story:
The Amalfi Coast Music & Arts Festival is based in Vietri sul Mare, Italy, and features a month of concerts each summer throughout the magnificent area of the Amalfi Coast, in towns including Amalfi, Ravello, Sorrento, and Paestum. Concerts take place daily and include chamber music with the Fine Arts Quartet, piano recitals, vocal performances and opera. The Institute, staffed by internationally recognized artists and professors, offers high-level training in piano, strings, and voice, including full opera productions and a new choral program.The festival has also launched a new program in the Visual Arts, offering courses in painting and ceramics with faculty from the Corcoran College of Art & Design. The festival is produced by the Center of Musical Studies of Washington, in conjunction with the Accademia Jacopo Napoli of Salerno, Italy, and The Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.
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