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Application & Requirements Master of Music Instrumental Correpetition/Piano Chamber Music

Entrance Examination

Admission Requirement:
Bachelor of Music or Diploma

 

Language Requirements

For application: Proof of German language skills at least at level A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)
For enrolment: Proof of German language skills according to level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

The following language certificates are accepted:

  • TestDaF
  • TELC
  • Goethe certificate
  • UNI Cert
  • ÖSD certificate

In addition, language certificates according to the European Framework of Reference are also accepted by language schools that have recognized quality management certificates.
A list of recognized language schools can be found here
A list of recognized quality certificates for language courses can be found here

Students at the HfM Dresden who have been admitted subject to proof of German language skills must submit a language certificate according to the criteria listed above at the end of the first semester in order to be able to continue their studies.

 

Approximately 20-minute artistic presentation, either in the profile of Instrumental Correpetition or in the profile of Piano Chamber Music (the commission selects from the prepared program):

Profile Instrumental Correpetition

Piano solo:

  • A virtuosic etude of your choice
  • A movement of a classical sonata (Haydn/Mozart/Beethoven)

With instrumentalist:
(All instrumental pieces can be played with a soloist soloist must be brought along):

  • First movement from a Mozart concerto (with soloist)
  • A Complete Romantic Concerto (with soloist)

A movement of a chamber music work

Profile Piano Chamber Music

Piano Solo:

  • A virtuosic etude of your choice
  • A movement of a classical sonata (Haydn/Mozart/Beethoven)

Chamber music work:
(All pieces can be played with the same ensemble, ensemble must be brought along):

  • Two complete chamber music works from different epochs (1x romantic and 1x other epoch)
  • First movement from a classical concerto