Master in Theory of Early Music

This program is designed for students who have a strong foundation in music theory and wish to deepen their understanding of early music. The Master of Arts in Theory of Early Music is a two-year program that emphasizes historical music theory and its application in contemporary contexts. Ideal candidates are those who thrive in an academic environment and are eager to explore the intersections of theory and practice.

The curriculum covers a range of subjects, including historical counterpoint, notation, and improvisation. Students engage in hands-on learning experiences that connect theoretical knowledge with practical application. This approach prepares graduates to navigate the complexities of music analysis and performance, equipping them with the skills needed to contribute to the evolving landscape of music theory.

Graduates of this program can pursue various career paths, including positions as music theory instructors at schools, music academies, and universities. They may also find opportunities in concert management, music publishing, and media. The analytical skills developed during the program are transferable across multiple industries, making graduates versatile professionals in the field of music.