Masterclass Singing
Dorothee MieldsCourse repertoire: freely selectable
Masterclass, private lessons
Technique and interpretation
Participant concert
Start of course: Tuesday, 18 July 2026, 3 pm
End of course: Sunday, 23 July 2026, after breakfast
Participation Fees
Active participation including accommodation and meals
Regular price: €880.00
SUPER EARLY BIRD
€792.00 · 10% discount
when booking more than 6 months before the course starts
EARLY BIRD
€836.00 · 5% discount
when booking 4 to 6 months before the course starts
Further options for active and passive participation are available.
class
Crystal-clear and angelic: these are qualities that come to mind when listening to Dorothee Mields’ voice. Without much fuss, she has established herself among the leading European Baroque sopranos. Yet, for all its clarity and purity, her voice never sounds austere or boyish (there are angels of that kind too!), but is always imbued with sensual warmth.
(Source: jpc.de)
She has performed and recorded Bach’s cantatas, the Christmas Oratorio and the two great Passions with leading early music specialists such as Philippe Herreweghe and Collegium Vocale Gent, as well as with the ensembles of the J. S. Bach Foundation under Rudolf Lutz.
Beyond Bach, Dorothee Mields is equally passionate about other Baroque composers, including Graupner, Telemann, Purcell, Handel, Schütz and Monteverdi, as well as Renaissance music, as demonstrated by the “Basevi Codex” project with the Boreas Quartett Bremen.
She enjoys a particularly close artistic collaboration with lautten compagney Berlin, with whom she has developed thematic programmes devoted to English Baroque music and Monteverdi, as well as programmes featuring music that reflects on the experience of war between 1618 and 1918.
Dorothee Mields is also committed to contemporary music, appearing at events such as the Munich Biennale and performing with Klangforum Wien. She particularly values chamber music collaborations with instrumentalists such as Stefan Temmingh, Hille Perl and Tobias Koch, as well as with the Salagon Quartett.