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Fra Don Giovanni (2017), masterstudiets avgangsforestilling, ved Den Norske Opera & Ballett. Regi: Jacopo Spirei. Musikalsk ledelse: Gregor Bühl. Foto: Stephen Hutton. På bildet: Marcela Randem.
Fra Don Giovanni (2017), masterstudiets avgangsforestilling, ved Den Norske Opera & Ballett. Regi: Jacopo Spirei. Musikalsk ledelse: Gregor Bühl. Foto: Stephen Hutton. På bildet: Marcela Randem.

Academy of Opera

Ever since its foundation in 1964, the Academy of Opera has served as Norway’s leading institution for opera education. We offer both a one-year programme and a Master’s programme in opera.

Featuring world-class educators and stage facilities, the Academy combines individual, group and project-based training. Stage productions and concerts represent important milestones under way in the programme. At the Academy, students are allowed to work with professional directors and conductors and a full team of stagehands. This provides students with a versatile, practical education and a solid foundation for becoming professional opera singers both in Norway and abroad.

Study programmes

Artistic research

The discipline of opera

The Opera Academy has national responsibility for opera education in Norway. With world-class teaching and stage facilities, the Opera Academy combines individual, group and project-based teaching.

Singing, acting techniques and language are together with stage productions and concerts the cornerstones of the study. Working with professional directors, conductors and a full stage technical team gives students a versatile, practical education.

Research at The Opera Academy seeks to develop the field of opera as an important and meaningful art form in our time, and to develop and extend the artistic boundaries of performing artists including singers, musicians, conductors, composers, librettists, directors, choreographers, scenographers and playwright.

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