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The Lehrer Vocal Institute is the leading source to develop artists of impact and prepare them for a 21st century career in opera, art song, chamber music, and more. World-class teaching artists collaborate with and mentor participants to prepare them for performances — from a fully-staged opera and contemporary music performances to ...
More than just a Festival, the Academy forms genuine bonds and deep connections between audiences and performers. For 25 years the Compeer Program has been at the heart of the Music Academy community and a highlight of the Summer Festival! Academy fellows are matched with a local family or individual (“Compeer”), these matches build ...
Featuring cellist, composer, curator, and alum Joshua Roman. Join us for our 2024 Gala as we welcome President and CEO Shauna Quill and kick off our 77th Summer Festival.
Stay Up-to-date with the Music Academy. Janet Rarick is a graduate of the Houston School for the Alexander Technique and is certified to teach through Alexander Technique International. Her long-time interest and study of the Technique has included extensive work with nationally and internationally noted teachers. A musician and professor at ...
Shauna joined the Music Academy as President & CEO in November 2023. She was previously the Executive Director of the New York Youth Symphony since 2011. Under her leadership, NYYS received the 2022 Grammy for Best Orchestral Performance – Classical, expanded its programs and partnerships in the community, toured internationally, and was recognized as one of the most awarded youth orchestras ...
At the Music Academy performers and audiences build friendships all summer! Be matched with a family or individual to enjoy occasional free time with in Santa Barbara. Have a familiar face in the audience and fun off-campus events to look forward to. These community members “Compeers” host social gatherings, local excursions, and attend ...
THE HISTORY OF MIRAFLORES. Miraflores, the stunning 10-acre garden estate that has been home to the Music Academy since 1951, originally served as the site of the Santa Barbara Country Club. The property’s main building, a clubhouse designed by Francis W. Wilson in 1909, was partially destroyed by fire in 1912 and rebuilt the following year.
