Symphony Orchestra Instrument
The bachelor's program in music - symphony orchestra instruments is a three-year, full-time university education aimed at those who want to deepen their technical and artistic skills in Western art music. The training includes both individual lessons, ensemble and theoretical courses.
The program includes:
- Instrumental studies:
You will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in your main instrument under the guidance of experienced teachers. Through regular individual lessons, masterclasses and group lessons you develop both technical skills and your artistic expression.
- Musical Studies and interpretation:
You regularly work together with your teacher/pianist to develop a deeper understanding of the music you perform, with a focus on both technical precision and artistic interpretation.
- Chamber music:
A central part of the education is chamber music, where you get the opportunity to play together with other students in smaller ensembles and develop your musical sensitivity and your communication skills.
- Symphonic Orchestral Studies:
You also participate in the Academy of Music's symphony orchestra. The orchestra performs around six productions each academic year, which gives you as a student valuable experience of playing in a larger ensemble under the direction of professional conductors. Concerts are given around the region on stages such as Malmö Live, Helsingborgs Konserthus and Tivoli's concert hall in Copenhagen. This provides practical insights into orchestral repertoire and the demands placed on an orchestral musician.
- Music Theory
Here you develop your skills in identifying and analyzing musical structures, which are fundamental to understanding and interpreting music in depth.
- Piano
During your first year of study, you will receive instruction in basic piano playing.
- Music and society
The courses in Music and society explore the role and impact of music in various social and cultural contexts.
- Music as a profession
In the course Music as a profession, you get a thorough insight into the professional aspects of musical life. The course prepares you for a career as a musician.
- Degree project (sounding and reflective part)
The performance part (exam concert) constitutes 75% of your degree project. In the exam concert, your artistic and technical expressiveness is made visible. The reflective part makes up 25% of your thesis. The work is based on your own artistic practice and presented in a format of your choice: written format, live format or pre-recorded format.
Woodwind
Malin Nordlöf Flute
Jennie Nordstrand Flute
Théophile Hartz Oboe
Svante Wik Clarinet
Anders Åberg Clarinet
Martin Strid, Eb-clarinet
Carl-Johan Stjernström Bass Clarinet
Annika Fredriksson Bassoon
Hugo Sing To Mak Contra Bassoon
Brass
Gustav Carlsson French Horn
Oskar Lejonclou French Horn
Ursula Paludan Monberg Natural Horn
Håkan Hardenberger Trumpet
Gustav Melander Trumpet
Eric Lindblom Trombone
Kristoffer Bröte Tuba
Strings
Erik Heide Violin
Marika Fältskog Violin
Jörgen Svensson Violin
Wieslawa Szymczynska Violin
Henrik Frendin Viola
Markus Falkbring Viola
Mats Lidström Cello
Samuli Örnströmer Cello
Olle Davidson Double Bass
Percussion
Johan Bridger Percussion
Nicklas Holmberg Timpani
Peter Fältskog Drum Kit
Patrick Raab, Percussion
Harp
Marie Åström Harp
Interpretation Studies
Tomas Johnsson
Beniko Almgren
Max Lörstad
Olle Sjöberg
Jan Karlsson Korp
General requirements for university studies in Sweden as well as successful entrance tests to the Bachelor’s Programme in Music.
Contact
Thea Lundbäck
Programme Coordinator
thea [dot] lundback [at] mhm [dot] lu [dot] se (thea[dot]lundback[at]mhm[dot]lu[dot]se)
+46 40 32 54 25
Contact
Questions about admission:
admissions [at] mhm [dot] lu [dot] se (admissions[at]mhm[dot]lu[dot]se)