Form Entry #6055

a:12:{s:6: »prenom »;s:5: »Luís »;s:3: »nom »;s:4: »Melo »;s:14: »date_naissance »;s:10: »25/10/2001″;s:10: »instrument »;a:1:{i:0;s:8: »Recorder »;}s:8: »audition »;a:1:{i:0;s:46: »Schola Cantorum Basel (Switzerland) 20/01/2024″;}s:5: »email »;s:21: »melo.luis01@proton.me »;s:9: »telephone »;s:12: »351911841924″;s:6: »niveau »;s:36: »1st year of a 2 year Masters degree. »;s:10: »biographie »;s:1326: »Luís Melo is a Recorder player and student, right now in his first year of a 2 year Masters in Music Education, specializing in teaching the Recorder. He studied in Academia de Musica de Vilar do Paraíso and in the Oporto Music Conservatoire, where he studied with José Luís Carrapa. He then started his bachelor studies also in Porto, in the Escola Superior de Música e Artes do Espetáculo (ESMAE), with Recorder lessons by Pedro Sousa Silva, and Chamber Music and Orchestra lessons by Ana Mafalda Castro, Benjamin Chénier, Fernando Santiago, Hugo Sanches, Mario Braña, Ronaldo Lopes, Xurxo Varela and others, as well as guests teachers in Masterclasses such as Julia Fritz and Michael Form. During this period he also participated in the Eramus program, where he studied abroad in the Koninklijk Konservatorium Brussel (KCB), with Recorder lessons by Peter van Heyghen and Tomma Wessel, and Chamber Music and Orchestra lessons by Bart Naessens, Joanna Huszca, Sigiswald Kuijken, among others. He has played with several portuguese early music ensemble, academic orchestras and choirs, such as the Ars Vocalis, Cuore Armonico, La Voix Dell’Âme and Sesquialtera.
P.S. Due to the MB limit in the video, I will send through here the link for the 17th century English piece: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aMUAom-Y0E »;s:8: »feedback »;s:27: »Through friends and school. »;s:15: »type_formulaire »;s:20: »inscription_jobe2024″;s:12: »upload-video »;s:0: » »;}