Choral and Conducting Areas present: László Norbert Nemes
László Norbert Nemes | Kodaly Method and Choral Music Education
Discussing choral art and pedagogy, innovative trends in ensemble singing, and the current state of classical music as a part of ReVoice.
Please note: These workshops are available to staff and students at the Schulich School of Music. Info on how to attend will be sent by email from publicity.music to the Schulich community weekly.
DR. LÁSZLÓ NORBERT NEMES
Education:
Doctor of Music in Choral Conducting - 1999
University of Alberta, Canada
Master of Music in Choral Conducting – 1995
University of Alberta, Canada
Diploma (Music Education and Choral Conducting) - 1992
Franz Liszt Academy of Music
1997 - 2010: Associate Conductor of the Hungarian Radio Children's Chorus.
The choir's repertoire extends from the polyphonic vocal music of the Renaissance, to contemporary music. Besides regularly keeping Bartók's and Kodály's choral works on the repertoire, the choir devotes much attention to the performance of contemporary choral works. In Hungary they regularly appear at the Budapest Autumn and Spring Festivals.
Numerous concerts, live broadcasts, recordings and concert tours in several European countries and twice in Japan. (Wien Modern Contemporary Music Festival, Salzburg Festspiele, Milano Musica, Concert tour in Italy - Catania: Teatro Bellini, Florence: Teatro Pergola, Turin: Conservatorio Verdi, Schleswig-Holstein Festival, Minato Mirai Hall in Yokohama)
Awards:
Bartók-Pásztory Award as the conductor of the Radio Children's Choir - 2005
Teaching experiences:
2002-2007 Chair – Department of Solfege, Music Theory and Choral Conducting - Teachers's Training College
of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music
1997-2001 Assistant Professor - Kodály Institute of Music Pedagogy
Guest lecturer, examiner, and master teacher at various seminars, music courses, workshops for choral conductors and music educators in Canada, Greece, Ireland, Poland, Portugal, The Philippines and Singapore.
