For whom

This program is designed for graduate instrumentalists specializing in classical music, including chamber music and early music.

Special features

High-level classical training to develop and perfect the soloist skills on their major instrument; practice-oriented; extensive rehearsing with ensembles and orchestras. Students will have the opportunity to perform with musicians from other traditional backgrounds and study global aesthetic theories. The curriculum includes modules on historical performance practices, project-based work in sound workshops from concept to realization, and career-focused modules on topics such as musician law, music curation and management, public relations and marketing. Additionally, innovative modules like music and AI, indigenous sound practice, artistic research within a transtraditional context and more are offered.

Major subjects

Keyboard instruments (piano, harpsichord); plucked instruments (guitar, lute, harp); brass instruments (horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba); string instruments (violin, viola, cello, double bass); woodwind instruments (clarinet, saxophone, flute, oboe, bassoon).