24 September – 17 December

Lake Geneva Choral Workshop

Circé Luginbühl, the workshop leader, guides community singers through ensemble practice, vocal technique and interpretation rooted in the musical traditions of Lake Geneva.

Sessions explore vocal warm-ups, movement-based vocalises, circle songs and harmony-building exercises. Participants learn songs linked to Lake Geneva by ear, progress from unison to additional voices, and address breathing, support, posture and interpretation to develop healthy, expressive ensemble singing and a shared repertoire.

Rue des Cordiers 2,
1207 Geneva
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Photo Credit: Gilles Bertrand

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