Singing

• Group tuition / 2 x 60 min per week
• A playful introduction for children's voices and the world of music
• From the age of 6 (on 31 August, stage 2.1 of primary education)
• The course includes the early musical learning course (stage 2.1) and the Chouerschoul 1 music training course (stage 2.2)

• Group and semi-individual lessons / timetable depends on level of study
• Voice training for children with an adapted repertoire and vocal technique lessons (voice training) for children
• Development of listening, singing, reading, rhythm and theoretical concepts
• From the age of 8 (on 31 August, stage 3.1 of primary education)
• The course includes the ‘Chouerschoul’ musical instruction programme

• Group tuition / 1 x 90 min per week
• Vocal training for teenagers with an adapted repertoire and personalised monitoring as their voices break
• For teenagers aged 12 to 15

• Group tuition / 1 x 120 min per week
• This youth choir performs choral music from all periods and in all styles
• For young people aged 16 to 18

• Vocal ensemble for young people aged 16 to 25, with a variable number of members working at a high level in sessions for specific projects.
• Prior vocal training is recommended.

• It is essential to monitor the voice of children and adolescents from a pedagogical point of view in order to develop a healthy voice.
• Vocal technique lessons are an integral part of the Chouerschoul.

Song, considered as an instrument in its own right, holds a unique position. The diversity of timbres and vocal ranges, and the capacity to express feelings, have inspired many composers to dedicate magnificent works to song.

• Individual tuition
• Classes for students wishing to develop their voice and explore the rich world of classical singing.
• Admission is by audition from the age of 11.

• Individual tuition
• Baroque and Renaissance singing relates to vocal music from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. The emphasis is on early Baroque (first half of the 17th century), a period that saw the intersection of Renaissance polyphony, the madrigal style, ornamentation and the emergence of representative and recitative styles.
• Admission requires some knowledge of classical singing, as evidenced by a certificate of completion of stage two or by audition.

• Individual and group tuition
• Opera offers various forms of performance, drawing mainly on the repertoire of traditional opera, but also on that of musicals.
• Admission requires knowledge of classical singing, as evidenced by a stage one diploma or by audition.

• Weekly rehearsals
• The vocal ensemble offers polished interpretations of the vast choral repertoire, intended for informed music-loving amateurs.

• Individual tuition
• The course centres on the use of voice in the fields of music, rock and pop.
• Accessible from the age of 11 and after audition.

• Individual tuition
• This modern singing course (with musical option) explores contemporary vocal techniques and focuses on interpretation, stage expression and adaptation to the different styles of musicals.
• Accessible from the age of 11 and after audition.