Study at SRH University
Berlin, Germany
| Programme details | |
|---|---|
| Degree: | Master of Music (MMus) |
| Disciplines: |
Psychology
Music |
| Study modes: | full-time |
| Delivery modes: | on-campus |
| University website: | Classical Music |
| Annual tuition (EEA) | ca. 163,300 HKD University currency: 18,000 EUR |
| Annual tuition (non-EEA) | ca. 167,800 HKD University currency: 18,500 EUR This applies to citizens of Hong Kong |
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The Master's programme in Classical Music (M.Mus.) builds on the Bachelor's programme in Classical Music (B.Mus.) and offers a further four-semester specialization for advanced instrumentalists and vocalists.
The goal of the programme is to provide you with a platform for deepening your technical and vocal skills, musical interpretation skills, and artistic expression, preparing you at the highest level for a professional career in the music world.
Depending on your chosen specialization, the focus of the programme is on intensive study of your primary instrument or the further development of your vocal technique and interpretation, complemented by advanced studies in chamber music, orchestral playing and solo performance, as well as lieder, musical theater, and other vocal genres. You will have the opportunity to develop your skills in various musical genres and styles, supported by masterclasses, workshops, and regular performance.
Essential components of the programme also include in-depth studies in music theory, music history, and music analytical methods to develop a comprehensive understanding of the broad range of musical works and contexts. Individual artistic projects and research assignments allow you to pursue your own musical interests and further develop your artistic identity.
The Master's programme places great emphasis on practical application and public performance. You will have numerous opportunities to present yourself and demonstrate your skills in concerts, competitions, and other professional contexts. Collaboration with experienced lecturers and renowned guest artists offers inspiring insights and promotes networking in the professional music world.
The Master's in Classical Music is ideal for talented musicians and singers who want to advance their skills to a professional level and aspire to a successful career as soloists, orchestral musicians, ensemble singers, or in other musical fields.
Artistic Careers
Graduates of Classical Music have a wide range of artistic career opportunities. These include roles as orchestral musicians in symphony or chamber orchestras, as soloists or chamber musicians, as opera singers or instrumentalists in opera houses and theaters, and as freelance concert artists at festivals and international concert series.
In addition to classical performance practice, opportunities open up in interdisciplinary projects, media production, and music technology – for example, as studio musicians or session musicians. Singers can also find work in choirs, in song interpretation, or in the field of church music. In Berlin, artists have access to various financial support opportunities, including government grants, cultural foundations, and EU funding programs.
Education and Teaching
Graduates of Classical Music can work in teaching and research. Possible careers include working as an instrumental or vocal teacher at music schools, conservatories, or universities, as well as as a lecturer in performance practice, musical interpretation, or music education.
Academic careers are also possible – for example, in research on historical performance practice, vocal techniques, or instrumental didactics. In Berlin and other cultural centers, there is a constant demand for qualified teachers, as both public and private educational institutions regularly advertise teaching positions in the field of music.
Cultural Management
Graduates can also work in cultural management and use their expertise to actively shape the music scene. Possible career paths include positions in artistic direction, concert and festival organization, artist agencies, or project coordination. Many graduates work in the administration of orchestras, opera houses, and music institutions, contributing to the successful realization of major performances.
This field offers flexible and diverse career opportunities – from working as a music festival coordinator to working as an artist agent, managing musicians and singers and organizing concert tours.
Visit the website of SRH University to find out how to apply and start your study-abroad adventure in Germany! 🙌