Master Guitar, Guitar Duo, Historical String Instruments

The aim of the study is to further develop the artistic personality and professionalize musical and reflective skills. Graduates should be able to perform at a high artistic level as soloists, in chamber music ensembles, and in professional ensembles. Certain Master's programs have a specific set of mandatory courses, in addition to broad elective areas where students can freely choose additional courses.

Specifically, students should:

Be able to artistically interpret works from all eras and stylistic periods convincingly
Be capable of professionally meeting the demands of ensemble playing
Be able to perform chamber music works at a high artistic level
Study historical instruments such as Vihuela da mano, Renaissance lute, Arciliuto, Chitarrone, Baroque guitar, and Biedermeier guitar
Have a diverse repertoire of rehearsal and practice strategies to work on works of different styles and periods based on engaging with various performance practices and techniques
Acquire specific job-relevant skills in written reflection through work in musicology and analysis

Data and facts

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4 semesters

Normal course length • 120 ECTS

Master of Music

Degree

Curriculum • Master Gitarre, Gitarrenduo, historische Saiteninstrumente (PDF)

As of April 2024

Summer and winter semester

Beginning of the course

Examinations

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Entrance examination

Further documents relating to the course of study (study and examination regulations, module descriptions, examination requirements, etc.) can be found in the internal area.

Dates and Deadlines