Young Singers Project

Young Singers Project

Supported by KÜHNE-STIFTUNG,
main sponsor of Salzburg Festival

Since the founding of the Young Singers Project in 2008, this prestigious platform for promoting young vocal talent, which has been supported for several years by the Kühne Foundation — one of the main sponsors of the Salzburg Festival — has been a success story. Numerous auditions are held to select the young singers from among hundreds of applicants, with the successful candidates going on to receive a scholarship, extensive advanced training and the opportunity to work with Festival artists.

Participants 2024

Amin Ahangaran
Bass
Michael Dimovski
Tenor
Cassandra Doyle
Mezzo-soprano
Navasard Hakobyan
Baritone
Konstantin Igl
Tenor
Jasurbek Khaydarov
Bass
Elizaveta Kulagina
Soprano
Marie Maidowski
Soprano
Tamara Obermayr
Mezzo-soprano
Joseph Parrish
Bass-baritone
Seray Pinar
Mezzo-soprano
Armand Rabot
Baritone
Egor Sergeev
Baritone
Samuel Stopford
Tenor
Daria Strulia
Soprano
Manuel Winckhler
Bass

With the Young Singers Project the Salzburg Festival has created a high-powered platform for the promotion of young singers, which can look back on many successful years and has been supported for several years by the Kühne Foundation who is also a main sponsor of the Salzburg Festival.

Young singers are selected through international auditions and thanks to the scholarship the participants receive advanced training during the Festival, which
does not only include musical education and repertoire expansion, but also staging, language coaching, Lied interpretation as well as the opportunity to work with Festival artists and to attend rehearsals. The master classes and the clear practical connection with the Festival make the YSP an educational programme that has become an international benchmark and model.

The participants of the Young Singers Project will perform in the opera for children Die Kluge by Carl Orff and will also appear in opera productions during the 2024 season of the Salzburg Festival. In a final concert on 30 August they present themselves to the public.

 

Supported by KÜHNE-STIFTUNG