Master in Singing (Early Music)

The Master's program in Singing (Early Music) is designed for students passionate about exploring the rich traditions of early music. This two-year program emphasizes performance, allowing students to engage with various stylistic eras through practical experience. Ideal for those who thrive in a collaborative environment, this program offers opportunities to participate in orchestra productions and chamber music events, enhancing both individual and ensemble skills.

Students in this program will study a diverse curriculum that includes workshops, masterclasses, and seminars focused on contemporary issues in early music. This hands-on approach not only develops vocal techniques but also fosters a deep understanding of historical performance practices. By the end of the program, students will have honed their artistry and gained valuable insights into the nuances of early music performance.

Graduates of the Singing (Early Music) program can pursue various career paths, including roles as professional singers, music educators, and performers in early music ensembles. They may find employment with orchestras, opera companies, and educational institutions. The skills acquired during this program are transferable, allowing graduates to adapt to various roles within the music industry, including music direction and artistic consultancy.