Oberlin in Italy Summer Training Program Plans Informational Meeting, Thursday, November 4, 12:15 P.M., Bibbins 224
			Oberlin in Italy 1999. Daune Mahy, professor of singing and director of the Oberlin in Italy program, is pictured second, row third from left. The 1999 program featured 38 participants, 6 faculty and 3 student assistants. Daune Mahy, director of the Oberlin in Italy program, has announced an informational meeting for the Oberlin in Italy 2000 program on Thursday, November 4, 12:15 P.M., in Bibbins 224. The program, now in its 13th annual offering, is open to singers, accompanists, string quartets and liberal arts students. "This intensive, integrated program provides a real immersion into Italian language and culture," Mahy said. "It's ideal for performance majors who seek more training, language studies and performance opportunities, and for liberal arts majors who have an interest in the study of art history, Italian literature, and painting, drawing, ceramics or cooking." Areas of Study: Opera scene from "Gianni Schicchi." Left to right: Benjamin Cahn, Uma Maedke, Scott Mello, Tara Sievers and Eric Einhorn Singers and Accompanists • Coachings and lessons • Language study and guided conversation • Two in-house concerts, an opera scenes performance, two opera performances String Quartets • Four chamber music concerts • Language study and guided conversation Liberals Arts Students • Additional studies in art history and Italian literature • Painting, drawing, ceramics or cooking • Language study and guided conversation Oberlin in Italy 2000 is slated for June3-June 30. Visit the website in advance of the meeting for background information and photos from last summer's Oberlin in Italy program.
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