Collaborative Piano

 

25th ANNIVERSARY SEASON 
Europe’s Premier Young Artist Program

July 6 – August 9, 2025

The Trentino Music Festival offers a select number of collaborative pianists the opportunity to train and perform in a professional festival atmosphere. As a collaborative pianist, you will have ample performance opportunities and exceptional training with leading international faculty members from the Metropolitan Opera, English National Opera, Mannes School of Music, Jacobs School of Music, Dutch National Opera Academy, and other leading opera opera houses and music conservatories.

Training and performance opportunities include: 
Two private lessons during each week of the festival.
Accompanying for Master Classes, and voice lessons.
Rehearsal pianist for one or two opera productions.
Performances in Opera Galas, Concerts & Staged Performances.

Vocal coaching and score preparation:
Approaching Recitatives.
Step by step preparation of an opera score.
Working with ensembles and conductors.
The Pianist in the Rehearsal Room.

Collaborative Piano Studio Fee – Thanks to a generous grant from Music Academy International, all participants of the Collaborative Piano Studio will receive a $3,995 scholarship for the 2025 season. Participants pay only a housing and administrative fee.

Housing Fee – Housing is provided in hotels and fully furnished apartments. The Housing Fee for the Collaborative Piano Studio is $1,450.

Administrative Fee – Administrative Fee $250.

Learn what you love in Italy. Apply Now for Europe’s Premier YAP!

 

Limited space available. Early registration is highly recommended.

Complete your online application today.

AUDITIONS:
The Trentino Music Festival accepts online applications only for the Collaborative Piano Studio. The TMF has a rolling audition process with limited enrollment.

“I got the opportunity to play for dance and opera performances, an experience I had not had in my music school. I loved the repertoire, my colleagues, and the exposure to people of so many different cultures and countries.”