Master Recorder, Trans­ver­se Flute, His­to­ri­cal Recorders

The aim of the study is to further develop the artistic personality and professionalize musical and reflective competences. Graduates should be able to perform at a high artistic level as soloists, in chamber music formations, and in baroque orchestras or ensembles.
Certain master's programs have a specific set of mandatory subjects. In addition, there are broad elective areas where you can freely choose additional courses.

Specifically, you should:

• Be able to interpret works from all epochs and styles in a historically informed performance practice convincingly
• Be capable of meeting the demands of playing in ensembles professionally
• Present works of chamber music at a high artistic level
• Have a diverse repertoire of rehearsal and practice strategies to work on works of different styles and epochs based on exposure to various performance practices and playing techniques
• Acquire specific professionally relevant competences in written reflection through work in the areas of musicology and analysis.