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Please visit Musical odyssey Youtube channel for some of the performances of our students. Musical Odyssey- an inspirational journey into Music!
The students were bowled over, and a community was born – they are all now on each others social networks, collaborating, exchanging ideas, having forged a community of musicians during just a few days. And here is what they said:
Hungarian tenor Gyula Rab (Student at Royal College of Music, London), who won the prize of Aspect Foundation with a sponsored concert in London at the Leighton House.
‘…studying with Cristina Ortiz was really breathtakingly wonderful, I learnt such a great amount from that experience; being able to watch her classes with others was brilliant; I loved the age/experience range as well – I’ve made some great friends from the course; I loved being in an environment in which to talk non-stop about music! I’ve never experienced that before. I think best of all for me was that immersion in musical life and conversation – living and breathing music – very addictive, like a healthy drug…!-
French pianist Tony Fallone (Student at the Royal College of Music, London), a recipient of The City Lit Institute prize with a concert in London.
‘Thank you deeply for your attentions these past days in Greece and the wonderful opportunity given with the recital prize. It has been an invaluable experience for me.’
Spanish pianist Antonio Galera Lopez (Concert pianist from Spain), a recipient of Concordia Foundation prize with a sponsored concert at St Martin In the Fields.
‘ I’m so touched thank you very much for the prize! I’ve had a wonderful time on the course and it’s a lovely way to finish it. I really think you couldn’t have picked a better teacher than Judith – selfishly speaking, I’ve managed to work on a lot of bel canto technique before a busy competition period and I look forward to consolidating this with my teacher in London. It’s refreshing to get soprano to soprano tips. Luxury!’
UK soprano Natasha Day (Student at the Royal College of Music, London), a recipient of a French Festival ‘Young Virtuosi’ prize
‘Beautiful city, great teachers, fantastic organization and interesting lectures. What could be better!’
Aldemir Tokov (Student at the Central Music School, Moscow) a recipient of Aspect Foundation prize with a sponsored concert in London at the Leighton House.
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