Voice

VOice

The voice program offers a custom-made program for advanced voice students, aged 18 years and over and young professionals and focuses mainly, but not exclusively, on the study of French repertoire and style. While working on an entire role or varied repertoire, the student is called upon to understand the differences and to master the different aspects of the French style. The repertoire could come from XVII^th to XX^th century mélodie, oratorio, opera or opéra-comique. Repertoire of any type or language can also be covered during coaching and private lessons.

The participants will participate in a class concert with piano or harpsichord and will also join their talents to the chamber orchestra program to perform along side the Violons du Roy for a concert during the summer international Festival of Domaine Forget de Charlevoix on August 22, 2026.

GUEST ARTISTS

• Masterclasses
  Alexandre Dratwicki and Benoit Dratwicki
  
  
• Private lessons and group classes
  Ariane Girard and Hélène Guilmette
  
  
• Coaching and rehearsals with piano
  Anne-Marie Bernard, Jean-François Mailloux and Louise Pelletier

APPLying FOR ADMISSION

Complete all steps of the online application form, pay the registration fee (CAN $95), and provide the audition materiel by February 5, 2026.

All applications are automatically eligible for the scholarship program. For all details concerning scholarships and financial aid: click here.

AUDITION MATERIAL (3 works*)

• One (1) French baroque or classical aria
  

  Here is a link of suggested repertoire: click here
  

• One (1) French mélodie OR one (1) German lied
  
  

• One (1) aria from an opera of your choice
  
  
• Current biography, résumé (CV) and profile picture

*Please upload three (3) separate videos for the three (3) individual works; public or unlisted YouTube, Vimeo or DropBox links or any other link directly accessible without a password and clearly labeled.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

If you would like more information about the academy or the registration process, please consult the FAQ page or the student services manager: Félix Gauthier.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE

• Arrival: Monday, August 10, 2026, between 2p.m. and 6p.m. (classes begin on Tuesday, August 11, 2026)
  
  
• Departure: Sunday, August 23, 2026, 9a.m.

All transportation is the student’s responsibility.

For more the details, visit the regularly updated Transport page.

RATES (INCLUDING ROOM, BOARD AND TUITION)

SESSION FROM august 10 TO 23, 2026

CAN $2,688

PAYMENT INFORMATION

First installment
To confirm and reserve your place a non-refundable first deposit, covering the tuition fees of your session is required within seven (7) days following your acceptance letter and invoice.

Second installment
The second payment is due no later than May 1, 2026.

CANCELLATION / REFUND

Le Domaine Forget de Charlevoix reserves the right to cancel any program if circumstances demand it. All fees already paid will then be reimbursed. Registration fees are non-refundable. Registration fees are non-refundable.

Cancellation policy:

1^st installment (50% of session fees) payable within 7 days of receipt of your invoice. N.B.: This first payment is used to confirm and reserve your place in the program and is non-refundable.

2^nd installment (remaining balance): 50% refund of the amount paid if cancellation at least 30 days before the start of the program.

No refund will be issued if one cancels their participation 30 days or less before the start of the program for any reason other than medical (doctor's note required).

No refund issued passed May 2, 2026.

THE PROGRAM ALSO INCLUDES

• Participation in Academy student concerts or "Domaine on the Road" series 
  
  
• Video Recording of the student concerts in the concert hall
  
  
• Free access to Domaine Forget International Festival concerts during the program (Restrictions may apply for certain concerts)
  
  
• Official attestation of participation to the program
  
  
• Access to all Academy classes and activities during the program
  
  
• Student activities such as bonfire, sports activities, tourist outings, movies, yoga etc.
  
  
• Individual practice huts and spaces situated on the enchanting site in the middle of nature
  
  
• Three meals a day in the Joseph-Rouleau pavilion
  
  
• Double or quadruple occupancy lodging