Julia Faulkner Opera Masterclass I

NEC: Plimpton Shattuck Black Box Theatre | Directions

255 St. Botolph St.
Boston, MA
United States

The NEC Opera Department welcomes renown master teacher Julia Faulkner as NEC Artist-in-Residence. In addition to providing lessons and coachings to voice students in the opera program, Ms. Faulkner will also conduct two public masterclasses.

Julia Faulkner has firmly established herself as one of the top voice teachers in the world. Her students are performing globally at the Metropolitan Opera, La Scala, Vienna State Opera, Bavarian State Opera, San Fransisco Opera, and Lyric Opera of Chicago, among others. Julia Faulkner is the Director of Vocal studies for the Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Opera Center, Lyric Opera of Chicago’s renowned professional artist-development program. She is also on the faculty of the Curtis Institute of Music and is a Master Teacher for the apprentices at the Santa Fe Opera. Previously a professor of voice at the University of Wisconsin-Madison for ten years, she has been teaching at the Ryan Opera Center since August 2013.

The second masterclass takes place on October 22, at 7:30pm, in Jordan Hall.

Ms. Faulkner's masterclass is made possible by a generous gift from NEC Trustee Muffy Glauber and her husband, Robert. 

  1. Ned Rorem: "Emily's Aria" from Our Town

    Artists
    • Alexandra Pawlus, soprano
  2. Francesco Cilea: "Acerba voluttà...O vagabonda stella" from Adriana Lecouvreur

    Artists
    • Whitney Robinson, mezzo soprano
  3. Carl Maria von Weber: "Kommt ein schlanker Bursch gegangen" from Der Freischütz

    Artists
    • Chelsea Baccay, soprano
  4. Gaetano Donizetti: "Bella siccome un angelo" from Don Pasquale

    Artists
    • Matthew O’Donnell, baritone
  5. Gian Carlo Menotti: "Ah Michele" from The Saint of Bleeker Street

    Artists
    • Erin McMullen, mezzo soprano
Julia Faulkner
Date
Location
NEC: Jordan Hall
NEC Opera Artist-in-Residence Julia Faulkner provides two masterclasses to voice students as part of her residency