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| Name of the curriculum | Classical Music Performance |
| Speciality code | MIi-2023 |
| Program code | 118677 |
| Curriculum level | master´s |
| Language of study | english |
| Total capacity | 120 EAP |
| Mode of study | full-time study, regular studies |
| Study programme group | music and theatre arts |
| Additional information | The study programme is included in the study programme group of Music and Theatre Arts and the studies may be conducted according to Government of the Republic Regulation No. 62 of 11.07.2019 "Standard of Higher Education", appendix 3 |
| Official length of programme | 2 years, 120 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System credits (ECTS) |
| Curriculum registered | 20.12.2012 |
| Altering curriculum | 21.11.2012, 18.03.2015, 15.04.2020, 21.04.2021 |
Conditions of admission - required prerequisites Bakalaureusekraad (Bachelor's degree), rakenduskõrgharidusõppe diplom (Diploma of Professional Higher Education) or a corresponding qualification. Additional specific requirement - Bachelor's level musical preparation. - special requirements: - entrance examinatsions, tests, include transcripts of previous education with application Entrance examination: main study examination/audition |
| Program goals The goals of the programme are: - provide students, who have completed the first cycle of higher education, with an education of a high international standard in the field of classical music performance, responding to the requirements of contemporary musical life and directed to the development of creativity; completing the curriculum creates opportunities for employment in the profession or for Doctoral studies; - support an open social and cultural learning environment that assists in mastering and applying the knowledge and skills both related to the field of specialisation and to other subjects described in the curriculum; - create conditions for developing human self-reflection and a holistic understanding of the world; - develop communicative competence, sense of responsibility, leadership and collaboration skills of the students. |
| Learning outcomes of program Upon completing the curriculum, the student will be able to: 1. Perform music and realize his or her creative ideas at a level adequate for a professional musician; 2. Recognize and resolve issues related to the main study: adapt to various performance situations and perform in different ensemble settings, taking on leadership if needed, and/or demonstrate proficiency in the main instrument, improvisation, various styles and repertory; apply technical skills in ensemble both as participating musician and ensemble leader; 3. Display readiness for independent work in the field of specialisation, including working in an international framework, exhibiting initiative, responsibility, leadership and teamwork abilities; 4. Teach, instruct, and transmit knowledge in a competent manner; 5. Demonstrate knowledge of a field related to music or cultural industries; 6. Creatively integrate and apply the knowledge, skills and experience obtained in independent professional activity; 7. Communicate and justify various issues, conclusions and the underlying theories related to music in his/her own language and at least one foreign language in an oral or written format, and participate in relevant discussions with experts or non-professionals; 8. Effectively participate in teamwork both at work and in everyday life, display social responsibility and exhibit tolerance for different attitudes and values; 9. Take proper decisions in ethically complicated situations, demonstrate awareness of moral and ethical aspects, as well as the possibilities, limitations and wider consequences of one's professional activity, and provide reasoned opinions on issues related to music and culture; 10. Evaluate critically the knowledge and skills obtained, continue further with professional training and develop one's understanding of both music and culture in general. |
| The content of study program The curriculum consists of the following parts: A Main Study, 30 ECTS B Supplementary practical studies 35-40 ECTS Chamber Music (for instrumentalists) Orchestra/Choir/Opera studio/Accompaniment class (according to one's specialism) Other practical studies C Courses related to music theory, music history, pedagogy and general academic studies, 30-35 ECTS Free elective courses, 5 ECTS D Master's degree examination, 15 ECTS |
| Status of module |
| Requirements for graduation; qualification documents - graduation thesis, examinations: The curriculum will be completed by obtaining 105 credits for subject studies and 15 credits for the Master's degree examination. - final certificate, diploma, qualification certificate: Master's Diploma, Diploma Supplement - obtained degree: kunstide magister /Master of Arts/ |
| Level of qualification: Second level of higher education, Estonian Qualifications Framework Level 7, European Qualifications Framework Level 7 |
| Academic department: Department of Classical Music Performance |
| Major and minor field of study, specialization Major: Classical Music Performans 120 ECTS credits Specialisation: KL13 Piano KS13 Harpsichord OR13 Organ AK13 Accordion KP13 Strings (Violin) KP23 Strings (Viola) KP33 Strings (Cello) KP43 Strings (Double Bass) KP53 Strings (Harp) KP63 Strings (Classical Guitar) KP73 Strings (Kannel) PP03 Brass and Woodwind (Tuba) PP04 Brass and Woodwind (Euphonium) PP13 Brass and Woodwind (Flute) PP33 Brass and Woodwind (Oboe) PP43 Brass and Woodwind (Clarinet) PP53 Brass and Woodwind (Bassoon) PP63 Brass and Woodwind (Saxophone) PP73 Brass and Woodwind (French Horn) PP83 Brass and Woodwind (Trumpet) PP93 Brass and Woodwind (Trombone) LP13 Percussion LA13 Vocal LA14 Oratorio and Ensemble Singing KD13 Choral Conducting OD13 Orchestral Conducting PD13 Wind Orchestral Conducting SA13 Accompaniment Class KA13 Chamber Ensemble VM13 Early Music Performance |
| Access to further study: Doctoral Program |
| Professional status: The right to work in a post requiring a Master's Degree or equivalent qualification. |