Master in Claviorganum

The Claviorganum course is a Master’s program focused on keyboard music from the 16th to 18th centuries, utilizing instruments like the harpsichord, clavichord, and organ. This program is tailored for exceptional young musicians eager to delve deeply into the Renaissance and Baroque keyboard repertoire. Students who thrive in a historical context and seek to connect with various keyboard traditions will find this program particularly rewarding.

Throughout the program, students will engage with a curriculum that emphasizes both practical and theoretical aspects of keyboard music. They will study historical performance practices, repertoire, and the construction of keyboard instruments. The program encourages hands-on learning through lessons with experienced faculty and opportunities for performance, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared for the demands of the music industry.

Graduates of the Claviorganum program can pursue various career paths, including positions as professional keyboardists, music educators, or researchers in historical musicology. They may find employment with orchestras, music schools, or cultural institutions. The skills acquired during this program are transferable to various roles within the music industry, allowing graduates to adapt to diverse opportunities.