The Master's degree in Piano, classical specialisation, develops your independent ability to plan, perform and evaluate your musical skills.

Classical pianists should develop an autonomous ability to plan, use and evaluate their musical ability during their studies. In consultation with the teacher, both short-term and long-term goals are to be formulated concerning, for example, repertoire and piano technique. A pianist must also be able to interact with audiences and have an understanding of the professional life that awaits after school.

The piano tuition at Malmö Academy of Music has the following focus areas:

• to provide the student with tools to analyse and perform repertoires from a variety of eras
• to develop the student’s ability to rehearse so that rehearsals are as efficient as possible
• to pay attention to the student’s individual conditions and learning style
• to provide the student with opportunities to practise their public performance ability and to gain knowledge and skills concerning the psychological aspects of performance and learning. This is done through Malmö Academy of Music's Performance Centre
• to develop perceptiveness and collaborative skills as a chamber musician