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"Let's Make an Opera!" Workshop 1

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  • Kids / Youth ,
  • Workshop

“Let’s Make an Opera!” Workshop 1 – Be a character in an opera! (singing, ensemble performance, acting)

This is a workshop in singing, ensemble performance and acting, held in conjunction with Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Opera BOX “Naita Akaoni” (The Red Ogre Who Cried). This popular program gives children the opportunity to take part in a real opera. Come and join in!

In preparing for the opera, participants have fun while learning singing, ensemble performing and acting, as well as stage etiquette, from professional coaches. This is a valuable opportunity for children to share the stage with leading opera performers and planners.

Schedule

Monday, July 27 – Sunday, September 13 2015
*Please refer to the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan official website for detailed schedule.

Venue

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, Bunkyo Civic Center

Eligible participants

Students from 1st year of elementary school through 3rd year of high school.

Participation fee

2,000 yen

Application

Number of participants
About 30
*A drawing will be held if the number of applicants exceeds the number of available spots.

Application period
Friday, May 1 – Sunday, May 31 2015

Result
The result will be mailed in mid June.

How to apply

Application Mailing Addresses
Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, “Let’s Make an Opera!”(singing, ensemble performance, acting) desk
5-45 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-8716

*Your personal information will only be used in connection with providing details for this event.
*Content of the program is subject to change.

Contact

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, “Let’s Make an Opera!” desk
TEL: 03-3828-2111

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Credit

Organized by
Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Tokyo Bunka Kaikan / Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture)
Co-organized by
Bunkyo Civic Hall (Bunkyo Academy Foundation)