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Classical Musical Instrumental Performance Program, Opera singing /Oratorio and Art Song Singing Program, Choral Conducting Program
Level of degree: Master of Arts (Magister Artium, abbreviated as: MA)
Qualification:
- Pianist
- Organist
- Cellist
- Guitarist
- Flautist
- Oboist
- Clarinetist
- Horn Player
- Trumpeter
- Percussionist
- Opera Singer
- Oratorio and Song Performer
- Choir Conductor
Duration: 4 semesters
Credits obtained: The Master degree requires the completion of 360 credits (ETC)
Aim of the programme: To educate musicians who - with their performing skills, theoretical knowledge, and highly developed musical abilities - enrich and spread Hungarian and European music culture. They can enrich the repertoire of musical knowledge with their sophisticated musical taste and are able to work in professional performing ensembles or as a soloist.
Entry requirements:
- BA degree in suitable instrumental/vocal area
- English language proficiency
- entrance examination (More information...)
Subjects:
Instrumental / Vocal / Conducting Technique and Performance, History of Music, Analysis, Repertoire Studies, Orchestra/Choir, Piano, Chamber Music, Stage practice (for singers)
Career prospects: Graduated students are able to work as a soloist or in a professional performing ensembles. With their high standard of knowledge they can continue their studies in DLA doctoral program.
Fees:
- Application fee: 150 USD
- Entrance procedure fee: 350 USD
- Tuition Fee: 8.500 USD/year
Updated: 2019.08.28.
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