Il Canto del Gallo B&B (5 mins from Centre)
Torre Hotel B&B (1 min from Centre)
Anna's Casa Vacanze apartments (3 mins from Centre)
La Cisterna Apartment (1 min)
Poppy's House (3 mins away - available through booking.com)
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Fill in and send application form to Ghislaine: The form is a .doc file which can be edited and saved and then sent as an email attachment to Ghislaine at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Once a place has been allocated by Ghislaine please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by email or on tel. 0117 330 4973 to make a deposit and arrange accommodation either at the centre or in the village. The deposit is €300. The booking form can be downloaded, edited and emailed back to Hannah. If you have any problem downloading the forms please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and she can send you a copy by post or email.
ONLY WHEN a.) A place has been allocated & b.) The receipt of your deposit has been confirmed is it safe to arrange flights.
Arrange flights to Pisa & book transport from the airport to Casole. PLEASE NOTE if requesting transport on the course minibus via Hannah, flight times need to be compatible with pick up times. See Travel info page for details
The balance for your fee is payable 12 weeks prior to the start of the course. See Prices
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Ghislaine Morgan is in much demand internationally as a workshop leader/choral coach, and singing teacher. She initially read music at Oxford University before studying music education at London University and then majoring in singing at the Royal College of Music. She now trains choirs and individual singers mainly in Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and the UK. She is the founder/director of the Sintra International Singing and Choral Conducting Course, and the director of the Casole International Renaissance Polyphony School.
As a soprano, for 20 years she performed throughout Europe, India, Japan and the USA with the top UK vocal ensembles, such as The Monteverdi Choir, The Tallis Scholars, The Sixteen, the King’s Consort, The Richard Hickox Singers and with opera choruses including The Aix-en-Provence Festival Opera, The Bath Festival Opera and Opera de Lyon. She appeared as soloist on recordings for the Arte Nova, Decca, EMI, Gimell, Naxos, Richmond and Regent labels and was a member of the choir of St. Bride’s Church, Fleet Street.
Solo engagements included a tour of South Africa singing Mahler’s Das Knaben Wunderhorn; recording the title role of Handel’s Deborah for German radio; concerts for the Mathieson Music School Calcutta International Festival, the Tel Aviv Festival for Vocal music, and the Sligo Festival of Baroque Music; and collaborations with Ballet du Nord. Sung repertoire embraced Monteverdi’s Vespers to Finzi’s Dies Natalis, Mozart’s Mass in C Minor to Canteloube’s Songs of the Auvergne.
Educational work now being her focus she has a passion for encouraging others to be expressive with confidence, and a desire to demystify vocal technique. Her teaching career has been varied - from training trebles for the national opera houses, to boys on an Indian Mission station. She presently works with choral scholars at Cambridge University, has private teaching practices in London and Amsterdam, and gives performance classes at Morley College.
Ghislaine has directed workshops in Britain, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal and Spain. She is the choral coach of Il Convitto Armonico and Studium Canticum, and is on the faculty of the Corso Internazionale Corale di Rimini, the Lacock Singing Courses, the National Youth Choirs of Great Britain and Platinum Choral Workshops.