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This study programme is only available in German.
The instrumental studies programme in “Early Music – Recorder” imparts knowledge of the specialised repertoire for this instrument in the fields of solo performance, chamber music and orchestral literature and qualifies graduates to meet the unique demands of their profession. Thus, versatile involvement in the most diverse situations becomes possible and students attain stage presence at a high level.
The instrumental studies programme “Early Music – Recorder” provides comprehensive training and perfection in musical and interpretative capabilities as well as the technical skills to perform on the instrument recorder, all of which are required for a professional musical career.
The degree programme consists of the central artistic discipline, several compulsory subjects (e.g. aural training, composition, musical forms, musical history, chamber music, choir, piano / harpsichord practice, basso continuo for recorder players, correpetition, ornamentation, historically informed performance, basics of academic working techniques as well as sources-oriented academic working technique) and several elective subjects. A priority subject is to be chosen. As of the third semester at the latest attendance is compulsory in the artistic group lessons “Orchestra”. The bachelor examination consists of a programme that is to cover certain areas. It will be determined by the teacher of the central artistic subject which was studied last; the students, however, can also make suggestions. Thirty to forty-five minutes have to be played during the exam.
An admission test must be passed. It consists of a theoretical part (admission test in aural skills and music theory) and an instrumental exam.
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