Lecturer
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Guest LecturerEastman School Of Music International Conductors Guild Montreux Jazz Festival Meta Artists International Southern Utah University Irvine Valley College Association of Geneva Music Teachers Women in Film, Master Series, Los Angeles WorldCon, Anaheim Irvine music Festival EJMA, Ecole de Jazz et Musiques Actuelles
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Adjunct ProfessorETM - Ecole des Musiques Actuelles, Geneva
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Educational OutreachSouthern California Piano Academy, Director Santa Barbara SummerFest, Director
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Professional and Corporate MasterclassesRiot Games - League of Legends
Multimedia Concerts
Lecture and Workshop for Emerging Conductors
Preparing the Student Conductor for the Demands of Multimedia Concert Work, A Practicum and Master Class to Master the Technical, Musical and Artistic Requirements of this New Medium
Emmanuel Fratianni has conducted multimedia concerts for sold-out audiences with some of the most renowned orchestras and pop artists around the world. Originally trained in Hollywood, where joining live orchestra to film and recording artist originated, Mo. Fratianni is uniquely qualified to speak on the topic, detailing the industry standards and revealing the often frightening expectations confronting new conductors in this now ubiquitous multi-media concert environment.
Mo. Fratianni, who has 30 years of experience as a music educator in both Europe and the US, has assembled this highly rare and valuable practicum on the technical standards, processes and expertise of delivering live symphony and choir to multi-media in concert. Students have the opportunity to acquire education, plus critical evaluation of their rehearsal and score preparation, conducting technique with the modern aspects of time-code, streamers and clicks, as well as communication with the audio and video director, stage and production managers, symphony personnel and show producer, technical podium equipment and much more.
Insightful, demanding and often entertaining, Mo. Fratianni’s Master Class and practicum is made available in multiple formats, to best meet the needs of the presenting institution as well as the proficiency of the student attendees -- From a multiple-day practicum to a half-day seminar/lecture, and by choosing from a variety of topics at varying depth.