Training
Broadly Diversified, Practically Oriented, Individually
The focus of the study programme is the development of an artistic personality with all its creative potential, who confidently meets the requirements of the current music business. The basis for this is the comprehensive technical and musical training and promotion of creativity and independence.
Study
Score playing, sight-reading, correpetition and continuo form the basis of the training. The main aim is to accompany singers in an appropriate and differentiated manner. In addition to expanding the repertoire, the focus is on intensive engagement with various genres. The students broaden their artistic focus in dealing with works of instrumental music. The study programme is rounded off with lessons in methodology, music theory, musicology and aural training, seminars on music physiology and psychological basics of music making as well as events that prepare students for their career entry (e.g. copyright law).
Benefit from Local Diversity
The possibilities to observe and work with Dresden music theatres (Semper Opera House, Landesbühnen Sachsen, Staatsoperette), renowned top ensembles (Staatskapelle, Philharmonic Orchestra)) as well as many regional orchestras in the rehearsal and performance phase supports the diversity of the training.
Rehearsals
The participation in projects of the opera and concert class of the Dresden College of Music and the extension of the competences in the independent conducting of solo and ensemble rehearsals is the essence of the practical work in the study. The rehearsal and stage work is aimed at expanding stylistic knowledge and sovereign acting as rehearsal leader.
Contacts for all professors, lecturers and staff can be found here
Conducting / Correpetition
News
Pianist Daniel Heide zu Gast
Öffentliche Meisterkurse und Liederabend
Lieblingsmusik diskutiert von Profis
Ringvorlesung startet am 29. März
Ekkehard Klemm
Prof.
Studiendekan Dirigieren/Korrepetition
Sprechzeiten: Nach vorheriger Anmeldung im Sekretariat
Tel.: +49 351 4923-669
Montags von 09:00 - 10:00
Raum: W 1.17