Since its creation, the Verbier Festival Academy has supported generations of young musicians, many of whom now pursue careers on international stages.
Discover the artists who have taken part in the Academy’s programmes since 1994, from soloists and ensembles to singers, conductors and music professionals. Find their names and years of participation, listed by programme and discipline.
Soprano
A–K
L–T
V–Z
Mezzo-soprano
Countertenor
Tenor
Baritone
A–S
V–Z
Bass-baritone
Bass
Piano
Voice – range not specified
Violin
A–F
G–J
K–L
M–R
S–Z
Viola
A–I
J–N
O–Z
Cello
A–E
F–K
L–R
S–Z
Piano
A–E
F–J
K–N
O–U
V–Z
Clarinet
Ensembles
Reaching Out
creative project development residency
From 1997 to 2000, the Verbier Festival Academy offered
contemporary dance workshops bringing together
participants from a variety of backgrounds. Led by
renowned choreographers and coordinated by Noemi Lapzeson,
they explored movement, improvisation and creation.
1997
Led by Jean-Laurent Sasportes, this workshop brings together
twelve dancers around movement and physical
expression.
Participants
1998
With Foofwa d’Imobilité, former dancer with the
Merce Cunningham Company, and the Groupe Ouivala in residence,
the workshop explores movement and choreographic research.
Participants
1999
Vicky Shick leads this contemporary dance workshop,
with Foofwa d’Imobilité in residence, bringing together
eighteen participants.
Participants
2000
Daniel Lepkoff leads a Contact Improvisation workshop,
dedicated to bodily listening and interactions
between dancers.
Participants
Since 1994, the Verbier Festival Academy has explored the links
between theatre, music, and performance. Originally developed
with the Académie expérimentale des théâtres in Paris,
the programme has welcomed renowned directors
and actors over the years, through training
and creative workshops.
1995
Andreï Serban and Claude Régy lead two workshops
dedicated to theatrical work, in collaboration with
the Académie expérimentale des théâtres.
Students
1996
Yannis Kokkos and Irene Papas lead a theatre workshop
coordinated by Michelle Kokosowski
and Pierre-Henri Magnin.
Participants
2002
Larry Moss leads an intensive acting workshop
for professional actors.
Participants
2003
Larry Moss returns for a second workshop bringing together
international professional actors.
Participants
2007
Under the direction of Patsy Rodenburg, five actors
work on Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream,
presented to the public in Verbier.
Participants