Viola da Gamba

The Viola da Gamba program at Mozarteum University is a postgraduate certificate designed for musicians who wish to deepen their understanding and performance of early music. This program spans two semesters and is ideal for students who thrive in a practical learning environment while also valuing theoretical knowledge. The course emphasizes historically informed performance practices and is suited for those passionate about exploring the rich repertoire of the viola da gamba.

Students will engage in intensive instruction that includes one academic hour per week in their principal study, alongside opportunities to participate in electives and free electives. The curriculum covers essential topics such as music history, theory, and applied studies in historical instruments. Performance opportunities at university concerts and events further enhance the learning experience, preparing students for a dynamic career in music.

Graduates of this program can pursue various roles in the music industry, including positions as professional performers, music educators, and historical music consultants. They may find employment with orchestras, music festivals, and educational institutions. The skills acquired through this program are transferable across various music-related fields, allowing graduates to adapt to diverse career pathways.