Bachelor in Recorder (Early Music)

Tuition costs 5,360 USD per year.

The Recorder (Early Music) program at the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna is designed for students passionate about historical music performance. This bachelor's program spans 8 semesters and culminates in a Bachelor of Arts degree. Ideal candidates are those who thrive in a collaborative environment and seek to deepen their understanding of early music through performance and pedagogy.

Students in this program engage with various stylistic eras and participate in orchestra productions and chamber music events. The curriculum includes workshops, masterclasses, and seminars that enhance both artistic and pedagogical skills. Practical teaching experience is gained through partnerships with local music schools, allowing students to develop their teaching philosophies under the guidance of experienced faculty.

Graduates of the Recorder (Early Music) program can pursue diverse career paths, including positions as music educators, performers, and ensemble directors. They may find opportunities in educational institutions, orchestras, and cultural organizations. The skills acquired are transferable, enabling graduates to adapt to various roles within the music industry.