Who We Are
Singing Today for a Choral Tomorrow
We believe music plays an essential part in our lives and contributes in making the world a more peaceful place. To this end, Viva Brooklyn Fest wants to ensure that aspiring and professional musicians have opportunities to develop their skill and nurture their passion for classical works that contribute to unifying people through the common language of the Arts.Viva Brooklyn Fest specializes in large-scale choral-orchestral concerts in the United States. We offer exceptional performance opportunities to the next generation of singers and instrumentalists.Whether you are an aspiring or seasoned musician looking to expand your repertoire, Viva Brooklyn Fest is your key to world-class music experiences.
Team
The Founder
Nathalie Coupet is an opera singer born in Haïti. Her strong commitment to classical music and the vocal arts in particular led her to engage in this exciting venture to promote the next generation of singers, while bringing world-class performances to the public.
The Board
2024 – 25 Season Preview
Join Us in Miami for Our Inaugural Season!
Viva Brooklyn Fest launches its first season with two concerts in Miami, Florida, conducted by Matias Cuevas. Our Holiday concert will feature Beethoven’s Mass in C major. Our Winter concert will feature Mozart’s Requiem.
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Auditions are Open!
Viva Brooklyn Fest is accepting virtual auditions for choristers, solo vocalists, and solo instrumentalists for our inaugural 2024 – 25 season in Miami, Florida, conducted by Matias Cuevas. Our Holiday ’24 concert will feature Beethoven’s Mass in C major. Our Easter ’25 concert will feature Mozart’s Requiem. To audition, fill out our virtual audition form.
Program | Location | Date | Auditions Open for | Deadline |
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Mozart: Requiem | Miami, FL | December 2024 | choristers, orchestra, solo vocalists, solo instrumentalists, | 15 Nov 11:59 pm |
Beethoven: Mass in C | Miami, FL | Easter 2025 | choristers, orchestra, solo vocalists, solo instrumentalists, | TBD |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Viva Brooklyn Fest is a choral-focused non-profit performance organization that offers concerts and other music-related programming. Viva Brooklyn Fest also produces an annual festival celebrating the rich cultural diversity and artistic talent of Brooklyn, NY. It features music, dance, art, food, and crafts from various cultures, emphasizing the unique blend of traditions found in Brooklyn.
Viva Brooklyn Fest is incorporated in 5 States: NY, FL, TX, CA, and MA. Each of these States will host its own festival; for example, in Miami, the Viva Voce Miami Festival will feature domestic and international artists. Viva Voce Houston, Viva Voce L.A., Viva Voce Boston will be next. Check the official festival website www.vivabrooklynfest.org or social media pages for current information on other festival venues and dates.
The festival typically takes place in the spring or summer. The exact dates and location can vary each year, so it's best to check the official festival website www.vivabrooklynfest.org or social media pages for current information.
Viva Brooklyn Fest may have free and ticketed events. While many activities and performances are free to the public, some special events or concerts within the festival might require a ticket purchase.
Attendees can enjoy live music performances, dance shows, art exhibitions, craft markets, and a variety of food stalls offering cuisines from around the world. Workshops and interactive activities for all ages are also a staple of the festival.
Yes, the festival is family-friendly and includes numerous activities for children, such as face painting, games, and educational workshops.
Yes, volunteers are often welcome. If you sing in a local choir, you would like to offer your time as an organizer on the days leading to the event, or as information agents during the event, you can find information about volunteering opportunities on our official website or by contacting the organizers directly.
Pet policies may vary by venue and event. It's best to check the festival guidelines for specific events, or contact the organizers for information regarding pets.
For outdoor events, essentials include comfortable clothing, sunscreen, a hat, water, and cash for vendors who might not accept cards. Also, consider bringing a portable chair or blanket for seating. For autumn/winter festivals, please bring warm clothing and an umbrella.
The festival's official website, social media channels, and email newsletters are great resources for the latest updates and schedules. To subscribe to our e-newsletter, please sign-up here.
The festival aims to be inclusive and accessible. We will display accessibility information for each concert or event venue on our ticketing page. You can also check with the festival organizers for specific accessibility information at regarding specific venues, including wheelchair access and accommodations for other disabilities.
Yes, the festival often welcomes applications from vendors and performers. Interested parties should contact the organizers through the festival’s website for more information on application processes and deadlines. For performer auditions visit our audition page. For other inquiries, please use our contact page
Viva Brooklyn Fest typically has security personnel and safety measures in place. Attendees are advised to follow any security guidelines provided by the organizers and to report any concerns to festival staff or security.
For any additional questions or specific inquiries, please contact Viva Brooklyn Fest organizers directly through our contact page.