Six Solway Music Camp fellows have landed at the Salzburg International Airport last night.
While the fellows were peacefully enjoying their first night in Salzburg, the Festival was experiencing the worst nightmare of any event organiser. The leading female singer in the last night's “Die Zauberflöte” show failed to perform
Solway Music Camp fellows are a week away from the start of their exciting music camp journey
A performance of “Aida” in 2017 at one of the Salzburg Festival’s opera camps. The camps are for children ages 9 to 17.CreditSilvia Lelli/Salzburger Festspiele. Original source The New York
Six young talents from Guatemala, Macedonia and Ukraine became the finalists for the Solway Music Fellowship Program
18 June 2018, Zug, Switzerland. The Solway Music Fellowship Organizing Committee in cooperation with the Salzburg Festival has selected 6 finalists from Guatemala, Macedonia and Ukraine to attend the Opera Camp
Solway Music Camp Fellowship candidates approach the second step in their Fellowship try-outs.
Thirty seven candidates from Macedonia, Guatemala and Ukraine started their English language studies as the second step on their gateway to the Stardrome - a one week trip to the
Solway Investment Group and the Salzburg Festival Continue their Partnership in 2018
Solway Investment Group will continue its partnership with the Salzburg Festival in 2018, supporting four Opera Camps for Children and Youth. The agreement was announced last Saturday, November 18,2017 at the
Solway Music Fellows opened new era for the future generations of young talents from Ukraine, Macedonia and Guatemala
Kimberly Patricia Ceron Gil and Maria Isabel Leiva Castillo from Guatemala, Viktorija Koceva and Gjorgi Stevkov from Macedonia and Karina Tsipovyaz and Vladislav Bondarenko from Ukraine have successfully completed their
