ON Academy

May 18-27, 2021

The Opera Naples Academy offers a unique opportunity for exceptional singers to immerse in a ten-day program that provides individual vocal instruction and coaching from master teachers. Singers receive private voice lessons as well as participate in various masterclasses presented by the teachers and other faculty including Sherrill Milnes and Ramón Tebar. Each session concludes with a public concert in which all participants perform.

Testimonials

It was simply the best operatic program I have ever attended. I felt like the teachers and coaches really cared about my development and pushed me to be better. Everyone in the program improved. It was truly an empowering experience.

The Opera Naples Academy allowed me the opportunity to work with a world-class faculty, sing with exceptional singers from all over the world, and develop my artistry at the highest possible level.

Each day I received individual attention from extremely effective faculty. I could not believe how much my peers and I improved in such a short time. This is the best value and the best results for 10 days that I have ever experienced.

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Application Process

Accepting applications in early 2021

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Application Fee

$20 Fee Payment for Applications

Deadline: TBA

Scholarship Fund

Your generosity today supports the opera stars of tomorrow! The Opera Naples Academy offers exceptional singers an intensive 10-day program of vocal coaching and masterclasses with internationally recognized artists, including legendary baritone Sherrill Milnes, “Accidental Diva” soprano Veronica Villarroel, and world-renowned conductor Ramón Tebar. The session concludes with a public concert.

Gift a Scholarship

Your donation helps defray the cost of housing, travel and program fee.
$2,500 provides a full scholarship.

All Scholarship donations are temporarily restricted funds that may be used by Opera Naples to directly or indirectly pay for student reduced tuitions, housing, or transportation.

Scholarships are awarded on the bases of need and talent.