Master in Historical Guitar Instruments

The Historical Guitar Instruments program is designed for musicians who are passionate about exploring the rich history and techniques of guitar playing across various stylistic eras. This master's program spans four semesters and offers a unique opportunity to engage in performance, orchestra productions, and chamber music events. Ideal for students who thrive in a collaborative and creative environment, this program emphasizes practical experience through workshops, masterclasses, and seminars.

Students in this program will delve into the intricacies of historical guitar techniques and repertoire. The curriculum includes hands-on learning experiences, allowing students to participate in performances and collaborate with peers. By engaging with various topics related to historical music, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of the guitar's evolution and its role in different musical contexts. This program prepares graduates to adapt to the ever-changing landscape of music performance and education.

Graduates of the Historical Guitar Instruments program can pursue various career paths, including roles as professional musicians, music educators, and researchers in historical musicology. Specific job titles may include Historical Guitar Performer, Music Educator, and Music Researcher. Graduates often find opportunities in orchestras, educational institutions, and cultural organizations, where they can apply their specialized skills in both performance and teaching.