Symphony Orchestra Instrument
The Master's programme in Symphony Orchestra Instrument gives you the knowledge and skills required to work as a soloist, in orchestra or ensembles.
Focus is placed on developing you into a musician with high artistic and professional ability. To achieve the best personal and professional development, the lessons are often individual, but also consist of group lessons, such as master classes and joint lessons. In addition to this, you will also work in orchestra and with chamber music.
Malmö Academy of Music's Symphony Orchestra
Malmö Academy of Music's Symphony Orchestra undertakes around six projects per academic year under the direction of nationally and internationally established guest conductors. The repertoire consists of Classical, Romantic, and contemporary music. The soloists are our own students who are selected through auditions. The orchestra perform about 12-15 concerts a year, both at the Malmö Academy of Music, but also at Malmö Live and Helsingborg Concert Hall.
Internships in professional orchestras
Malmö Academy of Music collaborates with Malmö Symphony Orchestra, Malmö Opera Orchestra and Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra regarding internships for all Master's students at the performance programme for symphony orchestra instruments.
Woodwind
Anders Ljungar-Chapelon Flute
Jennie Nordstrand Flute
Théophile Hartz Oboe
Carl Andersson Oboe
Svante Wik Clarinet
Anders Åberg Clarinet
Carl-Johan Stjernström Bass Clarinet
Annika Fredriksson Bassoon
Brass
Gustav Carlsson Horn
Ursula Paludan Monberg, Natural Horn
Håkan Hardenberger Trumpet
Gustav Melander Trumpet
Pierre Torwald, natural 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
Mattias Hanskov Palm Double Bass
Percussion
Lennart Gruvstedt Percussion
Nicklas Holmberg Timpani
Johan Bridger Marimba
Peter Fältskog Drum Kit
Patrick Raab, Percussion
Harp
Marie Åström Harp
Interpretation Studies
Tomas Johnsson
Beniko Almgren
Max Lörstad
Yuzuru Hiranaka
Olle Sjöberg
Jan Karlsson Korp
General requirements for university studies in Sweden as well as a Bachelor in Music 180 credits or equivalent and successful entrance tests to the Master’s Programme in Music. Exceptions can be made from the basic eligibility requirement of proficiency in Swedish for international students.
Contact
admissions [at] mhm [dot] lu [dot] se (admissions[at]mhm[dot]lu[dot]se)