Music projects for every musician with a professional attitude
Please note: the dates of both courses have changed
Due to changes at the conservatory in České Budějovice, both courses had to be scheduled a little later.
The 2027 summer courses: two projects where you can immerse yourself in a warm bath of beautiful music, with first-class teachers and like-minded souls. The 2027 projects are open to experienced musicians. Whether you are an amateur or a professional, a professional attitude is paramount at La Pellegrina. Of course you come well prepared to a course, of course you like it when others do so too. Does this appeal to you? Then please continue reading...
This page gives an overview of the courses in 2027. The baroque course takes place in the former monastery Nieuw Sion in the woods of Salland near Deventer. The course around Haydn and Dvořák will take place in the Czech Republic, Europe's most musical country. The venue is the conservatoire of České Budějovice, 120 km south of Prague.
Click on the course titles for more information. From 1 December, all information will be complete and registration will be open.
Please don't hesitate to contact Dirkjan Horringa in case you have any questions, by mail (info@pellegrina.net) or by phone (+31 619 224 758).
Mendelssohn's Elijah for orchestra, choir and soloists
for instrumentalists and (choir) singers, with chamber music and chamber choir
- České Budějovice (Czechia), 22 July - 1 August 2027
Still place for a bassoon
and a double bass
the choir has a few places in all
voice groups, in particular for sopranos and basses
The course is full for all instruments and voice types
for singers & 'early' instruments
- Priory Nieuw Sion, Diepenveen (Netherlands), 8 - 14 August 2027
Still place for a tenor with solistic abilities
The course is full for all voices and all instruments
Extra: Play chamber music with the Kinsky Trio Prague & Friends
play with a professional chamber musician in a group
- České Budějovice (Czechia), 18 - 26 July 2027
N.B. This course is organized by and under the responsibility of the Kinsky Trio Prague, in collaboration with La Pellegrina


