Why choose the master's course Classical Music?
Learn to pioneer, inspire and touch
Focus on curating and (per)forming identity
Work closely with other master’s students
Learn to do practice-led and artistic research
Lecturers that inspire
Develop your vision
Curating and performing with the master’s course Classical Music
As a master's student Classical Music you develop into a highly skilled, proactive and flexible musician. The two-year course is built on curating and (per)forming identity: it provides you with the know-how and tools to showcase yourself in a rapidly changing work field and society. You are challenged to immerse in current developments in the field of classical music, and to construct new narratives. You will collaborate with musicians both within and outside your own discipline, and expand your network.
This master's course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to design new performance practices and play an entrepreneurial role. You can organize concerts based on your vision and collaborate with others to create a more significant research trajectory. You will also learn how to develop a program that considers the specific concerns of musicians rather than just those of a manager. Through this course, you can curate based on artistic expression. By understanding your field, you will be able to think out of the box, find new pathways to leadership, and open doors to new opportunities.
Want to hear and know more about this master's course? In this video, alumnus Román Sanchéz Alonso discusses his graduation research, his decision to pursue the course, and the significant role played by his teachers in his choice of study.