INDEPENDENT OPERA Vocal Scholarship at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
The current recipient of INDEPENDENT OPERA Vocal Scholarship at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is Mikhail Pavlov
The INDEPENDENT OPERA Vocal Scholarship is awarded to support a singer on the final year of the Opera Course at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. The selection of an outstanding singer graduating from the first year of the course will be made by the Head of Opera and the Head of Vocal Studies in consultation with the Deputy Principal (Music), and will be announced each year in March.
About the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s MMus (Opera) is first-rate training for the operatic stage. Housed in the magnificent facilities of the purpose-built Alexander Gibson Opera School, it attracts singers from all over the world to study on a degree programme which guarantees solo performance experience appropriate to the each type and maturity of voice. Weekly individual singing lessons and coaching lessons are given a high priority. Public workshop presentations of opera scenes are given in the studio theatre within the Alexander Gibson Opera School and students may also be invited to take part in fully-staged Royal Conservatoire productions. The Royal Conservatoire and Scottish Opera work together for one major production each year in a unique and unparalleled collaboration. Previous productions have included Prokofiev's War and Peace and The Lovefor Three Oranges and in January 2011 the chosen work was Janáček's Cunning Little Vixen.
Head of Opera: Timothy Dean
Head of Vocal Studies: Stephen Robertson
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