Master's degree programme in Conducting

The Master’s programme in conducting is a unique practical conducting course where you will have the opportunity to lead several professional ensembles. As a deeply committed conductor, the Master’s programme gives you a firm basis for your future development. In your studies, you will cultivate the ability to work in a disciplined and independent manner with accomplished experts and ensembles. The Master’s programme in conducting is vital in music that has a great need for good musical leaders. It will enable you to develop your talent as a performer through relevant practice and reflection. The solid foundation you establish here will shape your career as a professional conductor. Your fellow students and instructors will be essential allies through an academic council that will give you helpful feedback. As a musical leader, you will acquire the necessary expertise to convey your enthusiasm for ensembles of various sizes. The Master's Programme in Choral Conducting for the Academic Year 2026/2027 is structured around six masterclasses spread throughout the year. International top conductors will lead the masterclasses: Yuval Weinberg, Grete Pedersen, Marc Korovitch, and Justin Doyle. When you have completed your studies, you will have the opportunity to shape a future musical landscape in a variety of artistic contexts and will be prepared to accept significant challenges in a national and international music community that is in a constant process of change.

Norwegiýa üçin bu dereje boýunça adaty talaplar. Takyk sanawy maslahatçyňyz berer.

• Magistr okuwyna girmäge mümkinçilik berýän tamamlanan bilim.
• Bahalar sanawy we edaranyň talap edýän maksatnama degişli barlaglary.
• Maslahatçyňyz bilim ulgamyňyza we kabul möwsümiňize görä takyk talaplary barlaýar.

Okuw dili: iňlis dili.

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Bu dereje üçin adaty sanaw. Takyk sanawy maslahatçyňyz berer.

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