Piano – Field of study catalogue JAMU
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“A graduate is well versed in basic interpretive and performance issues of the main stylistic periods
– is equipped with special knowledge necessary for the interpretation and performance of works of the Baroque period
– is able to independently study parts of chamber works
– is able to show off the results of his or her studies in a concert
– is able to perform his or her own teaching activities on the basis of instrumental practice and relevant training.”
After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:
- perform as a soloist;
- be a member of a classical chamber ensemble;
- teach a given instrument in an appropriate and qualified manner both with focus on solo and chamber play at art schools, conservatories or even academies.
Contents and scope of the final examination:
Defence of the graduation project, Defence of the bachelor’s thesis, Psychology and Pedagogy, Methodology piano, History of the Instrument and its Repertory
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