PromFest

International opera festival held in Pärnu, Estonia From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

PromFest is an international opera festival held biennially in Pärnu, Estonia, since 1996. PromFest stands for Pärnu International Opera Music Festival in Estonian.[1]

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The main attraction of PromFest is an operatic production, in which the leading roles are performed by prizewinners from previous Klaudia Taev Competitions.

The artistic director of PromFest is conductor Erki Pehk.[1]

History

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YearCompetitionProgram
19961stMemorial concert
20012ndMemorial concert
Final concert of the competition
20033rdOpera production: Rigoletto by G.Verdi (stage director Linnar Priimägi)
Memorial concert
Final concert of the competition
20054thOpera production: Demon by Anton Rubinstein (stage director Mati Unt)
Mozart masterclass by Prof. Ingrid Kremling [de; et]
Concert of Alexander Vedernikov
Memorial concert
Final concert of the competition
20075thOpera production: Carmen by G.Bizet (stage director Marko Matvere)
Concert of Barbara Hendricks
Concert of Yevgeny Nesterenko
Masterclass of Ingrid Kremling
Memorial concert
Final concert of the competition
20096thOpera production: Thaïs by J.Massenet (stage director Mai Murdmaa)
Solo concert of Vladimiras Prudnikovas [lt]
Masterclass of Teresa Żylis-Gara
Memorial concert
Final concert of the competition
20117thOpera production: Attila by G.Verdi (stage director Üllar Saaremäe)
Opera evening with Mati Palm
Masterclass of Ingrid Kremling
PromFest Cinema: Thaïs by Massenet and Rigoletto by Verdi
Exhibition about the history of PromFest
Memorial concert
Final concert of the competition
20138thOpera production: The Tsar's Bride by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (stage director Teet Kask)
Masterclass of Edda Moser
Open lecture by Hans Nieuwenhuis
Cinema: Bizet's Carmen, Massenet's Thaïs and Verdi's Attila
Exhibition about the history of PromFest
Memorial concert
Final concert of the competition
20159thOpera production: Aida by G.Verdi (stage director Madis Nurms [et])
Concert of Sergei Leiferkus
Open lecture by Hans Nieuwenhuis
An hour with Karan Armstrong
Memorial concert
Final concert of the competition
201710thOpera production: La traviata by G.Verdi (stage director Anu Lamp)
PromFest Stars Gala
Open lecture by Hans Nieuwenhuis
Masterclass of Luana DeVol
Memorial concert
Final concert of the competition
201911thOpera productions: I Capuleti e i Montecchi by. V.Bellini (stage director Katrin Tegova)
The Tsar's Bride by N.Rimsky-Korsakov (stage director Teet Kask)
Aida by G.Verdi (stage director Madis Nurms)
Open lecture by Hans Nieuwenhuis
Masterclass of Dolora Zajick
Final concert of the competition
202112thOpera productions: Il turco in Italia by. G.Rossini (stage director Andrus Vaarik)
Exhibition - Klaudia Taev 115
Lecture by Hans Nieuwenhuis
Masterclass of Cynthia Makris
Masterclass of Anna Samuil
Meet and Greet with Cynthia Makris
Final concert of the competition
202313thOpera productions: Cendrillon by. J.Massenet (stage director Jüri Nael)
Lecture by Hans Nieuwenhuis
Masterclass of Vesselina Kasarova
Meet and Greet with Vesselina Kasarova
Final concert of the competition
2025 14th Opera productions: Adriana Lecouvreur by F. Cilea (stage director Marta Aliide Jakovski)

Lecture by Hans Nieuwenhuis
Masterclass of Maria Guleghina
Meet and Greet with Maria Guleghina Workshop by Erkki Alste
Final concert of the competition

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In addition to the biennial events, 2006 saw an Opera Gala, and 2008 a Puccini gala.

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