Application: IBOC & Casa Nobre - Composer's Institute - Summer 2025. June 2-7 
IBOC's mission is to support the creation and development of a new operatic repertoire that combines ideas from both Brazilian and international artists while providing a structure for the development of new talent. IBOC exists to serve the community of creatives, fostering international and cross-cultural collaboration, expanding the boundaries of genres and performance spaces.
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Please give a brief background of your experience in music/composition. (When did you start composing/performing, any lessons, past courses, who are your inspirations, etc?) Do you have an artistic portfolio on online platform or website? (provide link if available)
Please provide links to audio and pdf score to one or two pieces that represent your development so far. Electronic demos are acceptable for composers. Cell phone videos are acceptable for performers.
Describe the community you reside in and things you enjoy about your life.
Should you be accepted into the IBOC Institute, would there be any barriers preventing you from participating? (i.e. internet connection, access to software/technology)
How much experience do you have with notation and production software?
The IBOC Institute will accept composition submissions from students. Performers may qualify to be part of recordings and concerts. If approved for production, the composer/performer hereby authorizes IBOC to use the recording, his/her image and likeness for promotion, educational and documentation purposes. *Please check "Yes"
Do you play instruments? Sing?
What kind of music do you like to listen to?
If accepted, there is a tuition price of $2100 for the Workshop. Can you cover this cost?
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IBOC - International Brazilian Opera Company
The International Brazilian Opera Company (IBOC) is a New York-based 501c3 non-profit organization with a mission to support the creation and development of a new operatic repertoire that combines ideas from Brazilian and international artists while providing an educational structure for emerging talent.

IBOC supports communities at risk and immigrant artists. A group of professionals of Latinx, African-American, and Jewish origins funded IBOC. These artists and producers united to create opportunities for the underrepresented to collaborate in a cross-cultural environment. By expanding the reach of contributions to cultures not traditionally embraced by opera, we broaden the genre and create a wider audience. We are building an alternative pipeline for creators: a path that is pregnant with innovation, excitement, and emotional impact. Diversity is embedded in our DNA.

The three pillars of our mission:
- Creation of new repertoire
- International collaboration
- The creation of an educational structure to embrace emerging artists

We believe that opera is the art-form of the future. It can be a multimedia event that encompasses cutting-edge technology in the service of a ritual of human connection. It unites all art forms, providing an experience that has no parallel. We understand opera as a community-building effort.


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