Mendocino Music Festival

Masterclass 4PM: The Great American Songbook (8-week course, 1/25-3/15)
2021-03-01 16:00 - 17:30, 2021-02-22 16:00 - 17:30, 2021-02-15 16:00 - 17:30, 2021-02-08 16:00 - 17:30, 2021-02-01 16:00 - 17:30, 2021-01-25 16:00 - 17:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Zoom, Cyberspace
“The Great American Songbook is the canon of the most important and influential American popular songs and jazz standards from the early 20th century that have stood the test of time in their life and legacy.” (The Great American Song Book Foundation)
Join us as we explore the great legacy of American songs spanning the 1920s through the 1960s. Singers will be assigned music that will enhance their sense of style while working on vocal and performance technique. Singers will perform their selections in front of the class and will collaborate with Daniel to create their own unique performance.

All classes are virtual; join in from anywhere!
Instructors: Jenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert.
Mondays, 4:00 PM-5:30 PM Pacific, January 25-March 15
Registration opens 12:00 PM PDT Friday, January 15.

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In 2017 Jenny Matteucci, who has an extensive background as a performer, choral director, and voice teacher, became the Festival Chorus Master; joined by her husband, Daniel Lockert, a marvelous accompanist and an outstanding language coach. The artistic leadership of this dynamic duo is a wonderful addition to the Festival, and has made possible an ongoing series of courses in various aspects of singing.

Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes Book II (two-part series)
2021-02-26 12:00
Are you longing for world travel? Do you need a bit of Belle Époque Paris? Maybe you’re curious about musical modernism? Susan Waterfall is back, with Book Two of Debussy’s Préludes for Piano, which will provide you with all of the above. Armchair travel is a necessity during the pandemic. Historic and current performances along with fascinating art and photographs will bring to life Debussy’s final twelve preludes, written before the outbreak of World War One. Here’s another opportunity for lifelong learners to find out more about Debussy and deepen their appreciation of these gems of the piano repertoire.
After Susan’s recent presentations of Book One: “I’ve never heard Susan Waterfall before and was impressed with her knowledgeable and interesting talk. The photography was beautiful and really helped me see the music differently. Those visions certainly set the mood of the music and helped make more sense of the sounds I was hearing. On the whole, it was another bit of MMF magic to introduce me to and help me understand music, thoughts and ideas that I have missed in my ongoing musical experience.” —Sea Ranch, CA
Fridays, February 26 and March 5, 12:00-1:15 PM PST
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Pianist and Associate Artistic Director Susan Waterfall has created many multi-media, narrated settings for chamber music for the Festival, ranging from Bartok’s Women (2003) to Tales of a Parisian Salon (2004) to They Left a Light, Masterpieces from Nazi Prison Camps (2009). In 2014, she designed and performed in the four-day Bach Fest, featuring lectures and concerts. With Mozart in Mendocino (2015), the Beethoven Tribute (2016), Understanding Schubert (2017), Chopin: Dreams and Memories of a Lost Homeland (2018), and Brahms (2019), Waterfall continued her in-depth exploration of the music, life, and cultural milieu of a major composer. This season her focus is on Debussy.

January 22, Noon PDT, Christòpheren Nomura: Boyhood to BroadwayJenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert talk with baritone Christòpheren Nomura about his journey from the San Francisco Boys Choir to Broadway, and variou ...MoreSaturday, November 21, 5:00 PM PST, Kim Nalley and Allan PollackJoin vocalist Kim Nalley and Artistic Director Allan Pollack as they discuss the history of jazz, blues and pop singing.MoreNovember 20, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 2 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes Book I.MoreNovember 13, Noon PST, Side Note (a cappella) Virtual VisitContemporary a cappella group Side Note will give a breakdown of how the group has run virtual rehearsal and recording during the pandemic.MoreNovember 6, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 1 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes, Book I.MoreOctober 16, Noon PDT, Text in Music: What about the Words?Join Jenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert as they explore the beautiful world of poetry in song, and find out what inspires and motivates some of the gr ...MoreSeptember 25, Noon PDT, Spencer Myer at HomeLive from his living room in New York, pianist Spencer Myer gives us a glimpse into his insights and process, including the nitty-gritty of practice. ...More

Sight-Singing 4PM (8 times, 1/27-3/17)
2021-02-24 16:00 - 17:00, 2021-02-17 16:00 - 17:00, 2021-02-10 16:00 - 17:00, 2021-02-03 16:00 - 17:00, 2021-01-27 16:00 - 17:00
Sight-Singing continues from the fall session and is designed to help you sharpen your skills as sight readers and musicians. Daniel will also enhance the class with the tricks and hacks to make sight singing easier. We will help make your singing experience more enriching and fun by giving you the tools you need to not only help your whole choral experience but enlighten your musicianship skills as well. Each class will progressively cover different aspects of musicianship and sight-singing. Two equal sessions (same level) are offered to keep the classes intimate. Class is progressive, so attendance is crucial. Don’t miss this chance to become more proficient at this basic skill.
New Students please contact the instructor: Daniel Lockert finguhz@gmail.com
Wednesdays, 4:00 PM-5:00 PM Pacific, January 27-March 17.
Instructor: Daniel Lockert
Registration opens 12:00 PM PST Friday, January 15.

REGISTER FOR 8-WEEK COURSE

In 2017 Jenny Matteucci, who has an extensive background as a performer, choral director, and voice teacher, became the Festival Chorus Master; joined by her husband, Daniel Lockert, a marvelous accompanist and an outstanding language coach. The artistic leadership of this dynamic duo is a wonderful addition to the Festival, and has made possible an ongoing series of courses in various aspects of singing.

Christòpheren Nomura: Boyhood to Broadway
2021-01-22 12:00 - 13:15
Rescheduled to January 22; originally scheduled for October 30.
A discussion with baritone Christòpheren Nomura about his journey from the San Francisco Boys Choir to appearing on Broadway, and the various fascinating stops along the way. You might remember Christòpheren from his extraordinary and powerful performances at the 2018 Mendocino Music Festival, of the Brahms Four Serious Songs, and in baritone solos in Beethoven Symphony No. 9.

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January 22, Noon PDT, Christòpheren Nomura: Boyhood to BroadwayJenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert talk with baritone Christòpheren Nomura about his journey from the San Francisco Boys Choir to Broadway, and variou ...MoreSaturday, November 21, 5:00 PM PST, Kim Nalley and Allan PollackJoin vocalist Kim Nalley and Artistic Director Allan Pollack as they discuss the history of jazz, blues and pop singing.MoreNovember 20, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 2 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes Book I.MoreNovember 13, Noon PST, Side Note (a cappella) Virtual VisitContemporary a cappella group Side Note will give a breakdown of how the group has run virtual rehearsal and recording during the pandemic.MoreNovember 6, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 1 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes, Book I.MoreOctober 16, Noon PDT, Text in Music: What about the Words?Join Jenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert as they explore the beautiful world of poetry in song, and find out what inspires and motivates some of the gr ...MoreSeptember 25, Noon PDT, Spencer Myer at HomeLive from his living room in New York, pianist Spencer Myer gives us a glimpse into his insights and process, including the nitty-gritty of practice. ...More

The Heart of the Matter: Bringing the Song to Life
2021-01-17 13:00 - 14:30, 2021-01-16 13:00 - 14:30
Do you struggle with what to do with the words, your face, or your hands when you sing? Do you want to understand how to communicate better to an audience, to convey the meaning and depth or humor of your song? This two-day workshop will give you tools and help you work through your songs with deeper understanding. Bring a memorized musical theater song, aria (in any language), pop or art song to this class in acting styles for singers. Class is limited to 10 participants, but auditors are encouraged.
Two-Day Workshop: Participant $25; Auditor $10. Sat-Sun January 16-17, 1:00-2:30 PM PST
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A Taste of IPA: Not Just a Beer
2020-12-13 13:00 - 14:30, 2020-12-12 13:00 - 14:30
The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is a set of symbols that linguists, singers and actors use to describe the sounds of spoken and sung languages. It will enable truer foreign language diction, as well as help with English diction. Understanding the IPA will help you learn how to pronounce with ease and understanding. Join Jenny and Daniel in a two-day workshop to enhance your singing, your foreign language accent or learn a new skill!
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Two-Day Workshop $25. Sat-Sun December 12-13, 1:00-2:30 PM PST
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Kim Nalley and Allan Pollack
2020-11-21 17:00 - 18:00
Kim Nalley’s interesting view of American music and her relationship to it will be supplemented by her insights into what made some of the singers from the past so great. There will be musical examples and, hopefully, fun will abound!

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January 22, Noon PDT, Christòpheren Nomura: Boyhood to BroadwayJenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert talk with baritone Christòpheren Nomura about his journey from the San Francisco Boys Choir to Broadway, and variou ...MoreSaturday, November 21, 5:00 PM PST, Kim Nalley and Allan PollackJoin vocalist Kim Nalley and Artistic Director Allan Pollack as they discuss the history of jazz, blues and pop singing.MoreNovember 20, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 2 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes Book I.MoreNovember 13, Noon PST, Side Note (a cappella) Virtual VisitContemporary a cappella group Side Note will give a breakdown of how the group has run virtual rehearsal and recording during the pandemic.MoreNovember 6, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 1 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes, Book I.MoreOctober 16, Noon PDT, Text in Music: What about the Words?Join Jenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert as they explore the beautiful world of poetry in song, and find out what inspires and motivates some of the gr ...MoreSeptember 25, Noon PDT, Spencer Myer at HomeLive from his living room in New York, pianist Spencer Myer gives us a glimpse into his insights and process, including the nitty-gritty of practice. ...More

Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes Book One, part II
2020-11-20 12:00 - 13:15
This is the second part of Susan Waterfall’s opportunity to treat your ears and eyes to an in-depth exploration of Debussy’s colorful and captivating Préludes for Piano, Book One, written in 1909-10. She has assembled memorable historic and current performances, and will guide you through the visual and literary images that inspired Debussy to create sound worlds that had never before been imagined. You can follow along with a score, if you have one, or just allow the music to transport you to the fantasy destinations and to the portraits and vignettes that enthralled Debussy and his Parisian public.

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Pianist and Associate Artistic Director Susan Waterfall has created many multi-media, narrated settings for chamber music for the Festival, ranging from Bartok’s Women (2003) to Tales of a Parisian Salon (2004) to They Left a Light, Masterpieces from Nazi Prison Camps (2009). In 2014, she designed and performed in the four-day Bach Fest, featuring lectures and concerts. With Mozart in Mendocino (2015), the Beethoven Tribute (2016), Understanding Schubert (2017), Chopin: Dreams and Memories of a Lost Homeland (2018), and Brahms (2019), Waterfall continued her in-depth exploration of the music, life, and cultural milieu of a major composer. This season her focus is on Debussy.

January 22, Noon PDT, Christòpheren Nomura: Boyhood to BroadwayJenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert talk with baritone Christòpheren Nomura about his journey from the San Francisco Boys Choir to Broadway, and variou ...MoreSaturday, November 21, 5:00 PM PST, Kim Nalley and Allan PollackJoin vocalist Kim Nalley and Artistic Director Allan Pollack as they discuss the history of jazz, blues and pop singing.MoreNovember 20, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 2 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes Book I.MoreNovember 13, Noon PST, Side Note (a cappella) Virtual VisitContemporary a cappella group Side Note will give a breakdown of how the group has run virtual rehearsal and recording during the pandemic.MoreNovember 6, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 1 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes, Book I.MoreOctober 16, Noon PDT, Text in Music: What about the Words?Join Jenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert as they explore the beautiful world of poetry in song, and find out what inspires and motivates some of the gr ...MoreSeptember 25, Noon PDT, Spencer Myer at HomeLive from his living room in New York, pianist Spencer Myer gives us a glimpse into his insights and process, including the nitty-gritty of practice. ...More

Side Note Virtual Visit
2020-11-13 12:00 - 13:15
Hip. Imaginative. Fun. Fresh. Funky. Side Note is a group of seven twentysomethings, from wildly different musical backgrounds, who draw on their diversity to create an all-new sound. It’s contemporary a cappella—pushed to the limits of pop, R&B, funk, rock, musical theater and jazz. Side Note will be giving a breakdown of how the group has been running virtual rehearsal and recording sessions during the pandemic, including a demonstration of at-home recording techniques, feedback sessions, layering individual vocal tracks into a full song, and more! Additionally, they will be sharing highlights of recorded performances, and sharing a glimpse into how their first in-person, distanced rehearsal went. After the presentation some members will answer your questions.

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January 22, Noon PDT, Christòpheren Nomura: Boyhood to BroadwayJenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert talk with baritone Christòpheren Nomura about his journey from the San Francisco Boys Choir to Broadway, and variou ...MoreSaturday, November 21, 5:00 PM PST, Kim Nalley and Allan PollackJoin vocalist Kim Nalley and Artistic Director Allan Pollack as they discuss the history of jazz, blues and pop singing.MoreNovember 20, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 2 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes Book I.MoreNovember 13, Noon PST, Side Note (a cappella) Virtual VisitContemporary a cappella group Side Note will give a breakdown of how the group has run virtual rehearsal and recording during the pandemic.MoreNovember 6, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 1 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes, Book I.MoreOctober 16, Noon PDT, Text in Music: What about the Words?Join Jenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert as they explore the beautiful world of poetry in song, and find out what inspires and motivates some of the gr ...MoreSeptember 25, Noon PDT, Spencer Myer at HomeLive from his living room in New York, pianist Spencer Myer gives us a glimpse into his insights and process, including the nitty-gritty of practice. ...More

Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes Book One, part I
2020-11-06 12:00 - 13:15
Treat your ears and eyes to an in-depth exploration of Debussy’s colorful and captivating Préludes for Piano, Book One, written in 1909-10. Susan Waterfall has assembled memorable historic and current performances. She’ll guide you through the visual and literary images that inspired Debussy to create sound worlds that had never before been imagined. You can follow along with a score, if you have one, or just allow the music to transport you to the fantasy destinations and to the portraits and vignettes that enthralled Debussy and his Parisian public. With images by Mina Cohen.
You can follow along with a score, if you have one, jot down some notes to help you stay focused, or just allow the music to transport you to the fantasy destinations and to the portraits and vignettes that enthralled Debussy and his Parisian public.

GET FREE TICKET (required)

Pianist and Associate Artistic Director Susan Waterfall has created many multi-media, narrated settings for chamber music for the Festival, ranging from Bartok’s Women (2003) to Tales of a Parisian Salon (2004) to They Left a Light, Masterpieces from Nazi Prison Camps (2009). In 2014, she designed and performed in the four-day Bach Fest, featuring lectures and concerts. With Mozart in Mendocino (2015), the Beethoven Tribute (2016), Understanding Schubert (2017), Chopin: Dreams and Memories of a Lost Homeland (2018), and Brahms (2019), Waterfall continued her in-depth exploration of the music, life, and cultural milieu of a major composer. This season her focus is on Debussy.

January 22, Noon PDT, Christòpheren Nomura: Boyhood to BroadwayJenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert talk with baritone Christòpheren Nomura about his journey from the San Francisco Boys Choir to Broadway, and variou ...MoreSaturday, November 21, 5:00 PM PST, Kim Nalley and Allan PollackJoin vocalist Kim Nalley and Artistic Director Allan Pollack as they discuss the history of jazz, blues and pop singing.MoreNovember 20, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 2 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes Book I.MoreNovember 13, Noon PST, Side Note (a cappella) Virtual VisitContemporary a cappella group Side Note will give a breakdown of how the group has run virtual rehearsal and recording during the pandemic.MoreNovember 6, Noon PST, Susan Waterfall: Debussy Préludes, Book I[Part 1 of 2] With images and recordings, Susan Waterfall will guide us into a deeper appreciation of the Debussy Préludes, Book I.MoreOctober 16, Noon PDT, Text in Music: What about the Words?Join Jenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert as they explore the beautiful world of poetry in song, and find out what inspires and motivates some of the gr ...MoreSeptember 25, Noon PDT, Spencer Myer at HomeLive from his living room in New York, pianist Spencer Myer gives us a glimpse into his insights and process, including the nitty-gritty of practice. ...More

Beginning Sight-Singing (8 times, 9/16-11/4)
2020-11-04 17:15 - 18:15, 2020-10-28 17:15 - 18:15
Can’t tell the difference between a B♭ and a flat tire? Have you sung in a choir for years and still don’t know what all the “hashtags” (#) mean? Let us unravel the not-so-secret code of good musicianship and sight-reading. We’ll help make your singing experience more enriching and fun by giving you the tools you need to not only help your whole choral experience but enlighten your musicianship skills as well. Each class will progressively cover different aspects of musicianship and sight-singing.
Wednesdays, 5:15 PM-6:15 PM Pacific, September 16-November 4.
Instructor: Daniel Lockert
Registration opens 12:00 PM PDT Friday, August 28.

Book required; click to order.

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In 2017 Jenny Matteucci, who has an extensive background as a performer, choral director, and voice teacher, became the Festival Chorus Master; joined by her husband, Daniel Lockert, a marvelous accompanist and an outstanding language coach. The artistic leadership of this dynamic duo is a wonderful addition to the Festival, and has made possible an ongoing series of courses in various aspects of singing.

Advanced Sight-Singing (8 times, 9/16-11/4)
2020-11-04 16:00 - 17:00, 2020-10-28 16:00 - 17:00
For those who attended Beginning Sight-Singing or have some sight-singing experience. Daniel will enhance the class with tricks and hacks to make sight-singing easier. Sharpen your skills as sight readers and musicians. Class is progressive, so attendance is crucial. Don’t miss this chance to become more proficient at this basic skill. Prerequisite: Beginning Sight Singing (or permission of the teacher).
Wednesdays, 4:00 PM-5:00 PM Pacific, September 16-November 4.
Instructor: Daniel Lockert
Registration opens 12:00 PM PDT Friday, August 28.

Book required; click to order.

REGISTER FOR 8-WEEK COURSE

In 2017 Jenny Matteucci, who has an extensive background as a performer, choral director, and voice teacher, became the Festival Chorus Master; joined by her husband, Daniel Lockert, a marvelous accompanist and an outstanding language coach. The artistic leadership of this dynamic duo is a wonderful addition to the Festival, and has made possible an ongoing series of courses in various aspects of singing.

The Basics of Singing (8 times, 9/16-11/4)
2020-11-04 16:00 - 17:00, 2020-10-28 16:00 - 17:00
Unravel the mysteries of vocal technique with this course on the basics of singing. The class will cover everything from breathing, to resonance, to vocal health and more. Keep your voice in shape during this time of sheltering in place, and learn some new skills to further your singing and build your voice. This class is good for beginners and seasoned veterans who want to brush up their skills.
All classes are virtual; join in from anywhere!
Instructor: Jenny Matteucci
Wednesdays, 4:00 PM-5:00 PM Pacific, September 16-November 4.
Registration opens 12:00 PM PDT Friday, August 28.

Required book; click to order.

REGISTER FOR 8-WEEK COURSE

In 2017 Jenny Matteucci, who has an extensive background as a performer, choral director, and voice teacher, became the Festival Chorus Master; joined by her husband, Daniel Lockert, a marvelous accompanist and an outstanding language coach. The artistic leadership of this dynamic duo is a wonderful addition to the Festival, and has made possible an ongoing series of courses in various aspects of singing.

Learn to Love Lieder (8-week course, 9/16-11/4)
2020-11-04 10:00 - 11:30
A new option for Masterclass students; a course in German Lieder. Students will be assigned music by Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Franz, Brahms, Wolf, Mahler and R. Strauss. The class will also cover German diction. Learn to love this beautiful art form and appreciate the marriage of poetry and masterfully composed music. Best for more advanced singers, or singers who have taken the Masterclass, and/or have had experience with the German language. Keep an eye out for other upcoming classes that will be “genre-centric” to create interest in different types of repertoire.
All classes are virtual; join in from anywhere!
Instructors: Jenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert.
Wednesdays, 10:00 AM-11:30 AM Pacific, September 16-November 4
Registration opens 12:00 PM PDT Friday, August 28.

Required book; click to order.

REGISTER FOR 8-WEEK COURSE

In 2017 Jenny Matteucci, who has an extensive background as a performer, choral director, and voice teacher, became the Festival Chorus Master; joined by her husband, Daniel Lockert, a marvelous accompanist and an outstanding language coach. The artistic leadership of this dynamic duo is a wonderful addition to the Festival, and has made possible an ongoing series of courses in various aspects of singing.

Masterclass 4PM (8-week course, 9/14-11/2)
2020-11-02 16:00 - 17:30
Come join a small group of seasoned singers who want to hone their skills and become better at their craft. If you have sung in a local chorus, at church, at events, or even privately, this class will help you find better vocal technique and artistry, and will help you refine your voice and performance skills. Best for singers who have taken the Basics of Singing or who have had some private training. Music will be assigned to you based on your skill level, and accompaniments will be provided. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn new repertoire or genres.
All classes are virtual; join in from anywhere!
Instructors: Jenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert.
Mondays, 4:00 PM-5:30 PM Pacific, September 14-November 2
(Choose AM or PM, not both.)
Registration opens 12:00 PM PDT Friday, August 28.

REGISTER FOR 8-WEEK COURSE

In 2017 Jenny Matteucci, who has an extensive background as a performer, choral director, and voice teacher, became the Festival Chorus Master; joined by her husband, Daniel Lockert, a marvelous accompanist and an outstanding language coach. The artistic leadership of this dynamic duo is a wonderful addition to the Festival, and has made possible an ongoing series of courses in various aspects of singing.

Masterclass 10AM (8-week course, 9/14-11/2)
2020-11-02 10:00 - 11:30
Come join a small group of seasoned singers who want to hone their skills and become better at their craft. If you have sung in a local chorus, at church, at events, or even privately, this class will help you find better vocal technique and artistry, and will help you refine your voice and performance skills. Best for singers who have taken the Basics of Singing or who have had some private training. Music will be assigned to you based on your skill level, and accompaniments will be provided. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn new repertoire or genres.
All classes are virtual; join in from anywhere!
Instructors: Jenny Matteucci and Daniel Lockert.
Mondays, 10:00 AM-11:30 AM Pacific, September 14-November 2
(Choose AM or PM, not both.)
Registration opens 12:00 PM PDT Friday, August 28.

REGISTER FOR 8-WEEK COURSE

In 2017 Jenny Matteucci, who has an extensive background as a performer, choral director, and voice teacher, became the Festival Chorus Master; joined by her husband, Daniel Lockert, a marvelous accompanist and an outstanding language coach. The artistic leadership of this dynamic duo is a wonderful addition to the Festival, and has made possible an ongoing series of courses in various aspects of singing.
