This undergraduate program provides a comprehensive education in instrumental performance and classical singing, emphasizing a broad understanding of both theoretical and applied aspects of music. The curriculum encompasses essential theoretical subjects, including Acoustics, Art History, Aesthetics, Philosophy, Ethics, Music History, Folk Music, and Music Theory.
Students engage in various practical disciplines such as solfeggio, techniques for playing musical instruments, chamber music, choir singing, piano accompaniment, and sight-reading, tailored to their specific areas of specialization. The program prioritizes the development of performance skills for solo instruments as well as proficiency in ensemble settings, such as symphony and chamber orchestras.
Required Documents
Admission Requirements
Prospective students must meet the following qualifications to apply for the academic program:
Entry Qualification:
All documents must be provided in English.
Transcripts from your secondary school are typically acceptable. If your school cannot provide a suitable transcript, official translations along with verified copies of the original documents are required.
Academic records must be either in English or accompanied by a certified translation.
Language Proficiency:
Applicants must demonstrate their English proficiency. Accepted proofs include:
FCE or CAE
IELTS score of 5.5 or higher
TOEFL score of 69 or higher
Alternatively, a B2 level or equivalent certificate is acceptable.
Additional Requirements:
Completion of an online application form.
A high school diploma must be submitted.
Demonstrated proficiency in English at the B2/Intermediate level.
Completion of an online entrance examination.
It is important for applicants to bring the original entry qualification documents with them upon arrival at the university.