Passion for singing
The University of Navarra Choir allows members to learn and enjoy music through lyrical singing and is also a wonderful place to build relationships around this shared hobby.
The choir is a musical group made up entirely of Campus members under the age of 30 and is heavily involved in cultural activities. Its various performances are prepared throughout the academic year and often culminate in public performances in collaboration with other choirs or established professionals.
The rehearsal work with conductor Ekhi Ocaña is complemented by vocal technique classes taught by soprano Marta Huarte.
Artistic Talent Program
Participants in the University of Navarra Symphony Orchestra and Choir, as well as those in the Theater Training Program, can enroll in the Artistic Talent program. This program makes it easier to balance studies with artistic talent and a passion for music. Thanks to this initiative, conflicts between rehearsals or performances and internships, work, classes, or exams are avoided. You also earn credits throughout your degree program.
AUDITIONS
For the 23-24 academic year, auditions will take place in September in the Central building.
Registration via this form
REHEARSALS
The dates for rehearsals and vocal technique classes during the course are:
MONDAY 7:30-9:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY 7:00-9:00 p.m.
THURSDAY 7:30-9:00 p.m.
- On Mondays, rehearsal is with the choir director.
- On Wednesdays, there are vocal technique classes (alternating weekly between male and female voices) with the vocal technique teacher.
- On Thursdays, rehearsal is with theconductor.
THEY ARE PART OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRA CHOIR students from various centers and faculties on campus
More info: alumnosmuseo@unav.es
Phone: 948 42 56 00 ext. 802971 or 802234
Ekhi Ocaña - Director
Senior Professor of Music at the Pablo Sarasate Conservatory, flutist, composer, and director of the Zorongo group, he has directed the university choir since 2005. Coordinator of the Pensar el Flamenco (Thinking about Flamenco) meetings and professor of Music History at the University of Navarra.
