Mas­ter of Music Per­form­ance

The Master of Music Performance is a two-year programme of music study that will help you to shape your own artistic profile and to choose areas to examine in more depth. The programme offers specialisations in classical music, contemporary music, improvised music/jazz and folk music – where all the students are part of the same programme. The distinctive aspect of this programme lies in how you plan and execute your Master’s Project. You can complement it with project work, repertoire studies, elective subjects and external practice in the music community, among other things. The course Music in Perspective will help you acquire important knowledge and experience through critical reflection on your role as a performing musician in society. Performing artists at a high level This programme is a good choice for you if you have a sound professional foundation and are strongly motivated to develop further as a performing artist at a high level. This programme will enable you to become an active, reflective and inquisitive artist. In the Master’s programme in performance, you will encounter other dedicated students and outstanding professors from Norway and abroad. You will have a precious opportunity to pursue in-depth study, and as a student, you are the focus of the teaching activities. You will also participate in a collaborative and dynamic learning environment in an inclusive social community.

Who can apply to this programme.

• Bachelor’s degree in music or equivalent educational qualifications with a minimum of 80 credits of specialisation in music performance subjects. Applicants will take entrance examinations adapted to the individual concentration that will be administered to applicants. The applicant’s level at the audition must be equivalent to a four-year Bachelor of Music Performance at the Norwegian Academy of Music.

Taught in English.

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A typical checklist for this degree level. Your advisor gives you the final list.

The central catalogue records this programme as accredited.