ADVANCED COURSE

ELEVATE YOUR MUSIC

If you aim to perfect your music to pursue academic studies, our advanced pathway is the ideal launching pad for your specialization. Here you can further hone your skills and move toward the disciplines you are most passionate about, such as composition, didactics or solo performance, in a path shaped around your aspirations and useful to prepare you for admission to undergraduate programs or academic degrees at conservatories or schools of higher learning.

WHAT YOU WILL DO.

In this two-year course, you can deepen your study of your favorite instrument or singing, along with subjects such as T.A.L.E., piano or complementary singing (depending on your main choice), Ensemble Music and Choir (with audition). This course will not only expand your musical awareness but also guide you in choosing future specializations.

EXTRA ACTIVITIES .

You will be at the center of authentic performances, organized both by our school and by external partners, and you will take a leading role in musical projects of various kinds. You will participate in workshops or master classes on topics that reflect your interests and have the opportunity to try your hand at competitions, always with the accompaniment and support of our team.

OBJECTIVES

Through the advanced MC pathway, you will reach a unique level of pre-specialization, mastering advanced instrumental and vocal techniques. You will learn to sight-read pieces of high difficulty, perform complex pieces both in ensembles and chamber ensembles, and immerse yourself in the art of arranging and composing, in an experience that is perfectly suited to your ambitions.

CERTIFICATIONS

At the end of each year you will face different types of exams designed to validate your advancement.
Main instrument:
exam the LCM for classics and jazz, grade 7 (first year) and 8 (second year);
TRINITY exam for modern, grade 7 (first year) and 8 (second year),
For the instrument/complementary singing, you will take the LCM for classical repertoire and the TRINITY for modern, valid for grades 3 and 4 (first and second year).