Application Information

Applications for PSN 2027
will open on Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Early application deadline
Sunday, November 29, 2026 | 11:59pm

Reduced early application fee
$ 40

Application fee for applications received after November 29, 2026
$ 60

Offers made on a rolling basis to exceptional applicants

No live auditions – online audition submissions only

Prague Summer Nights Fees

Tuition: $ 5,195.00
Accommodation: $ 1,595.00

*Scholarships available

Accommodation price includes housing for 30 nights, based on double or triple occupancy in a hotel in Tábor and student residence building in Prague, breakfast in Tábor, all bus transportation, a welcome dinner, a mid-festival reception, and farewell dinner.

Prague Summer Nights is open to students 18 and above as of June 19th, 2027.

Application Requirements

Voice
Resume, headshot, audition video(s)

Orchestra
Resume, audition video(s)

Conducting
Cover letter, resume, conducting video(s)

Coaching
Cover letter, resume, audition video(s)

Stage Directing
Cover letter, resume

Arts Administration
Cover letter, resume

Auditions

Every applicant must fill out the application form and choose to audition live or online. To audition online, submit a link to a YouTube video of your audition. Singers should submit an audition video with piano accompaniment; instrumentalists should audition without piano. 

Financial Aid

Financial aid for Prague Summer Nights is available and will be determined on a case-by-case basis. If you wish to be considered for financial aid, you will be provided a link to submit your request after submitting your application.

 

Audition Repertoire

Voice
Please prepare two (2) contrasting arias of your choice. Applicants who would like to be considered for principal roles must prepare an aria from that role.

Orchestra
Please prepare one (1) movement of a standard concerto or solo work, and three (3) standard contrasting orchestral excerpts.

Coaching
Please prepare 1) a solo piano piece or chamber music selection and 2) accompany a singer for an operatic aria.