What does the Historical Interpretation study program offer? 

The study program Historical interpretation is taught at the Organ and Historical interpretation Department. Since its inception, many experts have passed through the department and later became highly respected in their own right. It represents theoretical, practical, and application subjects, which are intertwined in their content. Therefore, the teachers of theoretical courses are well aware of the practical art projects in which students participate and they can utilize immediate practical knowledge in theoretical teaching. The studies focus on advanced mastery of the instrument technique and developed knowledge of the repertoire and aesthetic possibilities of the instrument; furthermore, the students also master the basic principles of pedagogical work and became familiar with contemporary trends in pedagogy and psychology.

Instruments:

• cemballo
• traverso
• historical violin
• historical violoncello
• historical singing
• historical oboe