Master in Harpsichord

The Harpsichord master's program at Mozarteum University is designed for students who have a foundational knowledge of music and wish to deepen their performance skills. This two-year program focuses on enhancing technical abilities and musical interpretation, preparing students for a professional career as harpsichordists. Ideal candidates are those who are passionate about early music and eager to explore various stylistic periods.

Students will engage in a curriculum that emphasizes practical performance, with opportunities to participate in ensembles and solo recitals. The program includes modules that cover advanced playing techniques, orchestral repertoire, and stylistic interpretation. Students will also have the chance to develop their artistic voice and critical thinking skills through academic research and presentations.

Graduates of the Harpsichord master's program can pursue various career paths, including soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral musician. They may find opportunities in contemporary music ensembles, historical instrument orchestras, or as freelance artists. The skills acquired during this program are transferable across various music-related fields, allowing graduates to adapt to diverse artistic environments.