"hannseisler" Conservatory of Music in Berlin
"Hochschule Fuermusik”hanne isler" Berlin, commonly known as "Berlin Conservatory of Music" in China, was founded in 1950. It is located in downtown Dublin, Germany, near Gendarmerie Square and next to Berlin Concert Hall. Berlin Conservatory of Music has close cooperation with Berlin Concert Hall and Berlin Philharmonic by virtue of its superior humanistic environment and geographical location. Berlin Concert Hall and Berlin Philharmonic regularly hold symphonic concerts, chorus concerts and university teachers' concerts, which provide broad and attractive learning opportunities and environment for students of the Conservatory of Music.
Berlin Conservatory of Music has symphony orchestra, chamber orchestra, choir, recording studio orchestra, symphony orchestra, isler brass band, new music echo band and many chamber music groups. The college holds more than 400 performances and activities every year, including concerts, music performances, lecture nights and exam concerts. In the past few years, the Berlin Conservatory of Music and the Berlin University of the Arts have jointly established the Kurt cingil Musician Health College, the New Conservatory of Music and the Berlin Jazz College.
The college has many internationally renowned musicians. Such as Willie Dacker, david green Gass, Gidon Kremer, Hans Peter Keable, Marie Louise Neunecker, thomas quasthoff, Julia Valladi (Youliya Valladi) and Antje Waithaas. And Tabbia zimmermann-Si Long Tabbia zimmermann-Si Long held teaching posts in the school, which ensured excellent education. Due to the gathering of masters, the college has always been favored by music students.
Symphony Studio and Master Class of Berlin Conservatory of Music, Midori (Mishima), nikolaus harnoncourt (nikolaus harnoncourt), Daniel Barenboim (Daniel Barenboim), zubin mehta (zubin mehta), Kent Nagano (Nagano Kenji), Seiji Ozawa (Seiji Ozawa), Thomas Kwastoff (Thomas Kwastoff), Sir Simon Rattle (Simon Rattle) and Christian. A good teaching atmosphere has benefited the students of the Conservatory of Music a lot.
Professional setting:
The Berlin Conservatory of Music offers undergraduate and master's courses.
Bachelor's degree:
Violin, viola, cello, double bass, harp, guitar, horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, percussion, saxophone, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, flute, piano, vocal music, director, composer, history and modern music theory, band conductor, chorus conductor and piano accompaniment for opera.
Master's degree:
Violin, viola, cello, double bass, harp, guitar, horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, percussion, saxophone, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, flute, piano, piano player arranger, chamber music, vocal music, composition, electronic music Elektroakustische Musik, history and modern music theory.
Brief introduction of some teachers of Berlin Conservatory of Music;
Professor Kolja Blacher (Professor of Violin)
1993 to 1999, he was the chief violin of Berlin Philharmonic, Leipzig sleepless Concert Hall Orchestra, St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra and European Chamber Orchestra. Besides playing the violin, he is also the music director of the Lucerne Festival Orchestra. He has held concerts with famous conductors claudio abbado, alan gilbert, Kitayanko and Kent Nagano. He used to be a professor of violin at Hamburg University of Music and Performing Arts, and became a professor at Berlin Conservatory of Music in the summer of 2009.
Professor Zisade G? Ssling (professor trombone)
/kloc-at the age of 0/3, he was admitted to the Maulde Conservatory of Music in Dete, Germany, and studied trombone under Professor Willie Walter. 1984 as trombone solo of Berlin Symphony Orchestra. 1992 to 1998, director of Berlin Philharmonic and member of the board of directors of Salzburg Easter Art Festival. He has been a trombone professor at the Berlin Conservatory of Music since 2000.
Professor Marie Luise Neunecher (French horn professor)
He has won the first prize in many international competitions, such as Bonn Music Competition, ARD International Competition of German TV One and Art Competition of American Artists Association. 1988 From 2004 to 2004, he was a professor of French horn at Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts, and he has been a professor of French horn at Berlin Conservatory of Music since the summer semester of 2004.
Professor Fabio Bidini, Professor of Piano (Piano Professor)
He studied at the Italian San Cecylia National Symphony Orchestra and performed with many world-renowned orchestras, such as London Symphony Orchestra, London Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, China Symphony Orchestra, Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Hungarian National Symphony Orchestra and Budapest Festival Symphony Orchestra. At the same time, he also cooperated with world-renowned conductors: American conductor Michael Trass Thomas, Hungarian conductor ivan Fischel, Japanese conductor Tadashi Otsuka and Spanish conductor kops held concerts all over the world. He used to be a piano professor at the University of Texas in Arlington and the Berlin University of the Arts, and is currently a piano professor at the Berlin Conservatory of Music.
Brief introduction of Berlin Music Art Language Center
Berlin Music Art Language Center specializes in pre-test German training in German music art colleges, providing professional preparation courses, organizing various music performances and other art exchange activities at home and abroad in Germany. At present, the public language course of Berlin University of Technology has set up language-related training, and the Berlin University of Arts has set up professional training. German teachers in this language center all hold master's or doctoral degrees in linguistics or related disciplines, and have rich experience in teaching German as a foreign language. The Language Center invites professional teachers from the Hanns Eisler Conservatory of Music (Berlin Conservatory of Music) in Berlin to give students professional classes and provide piano rooms to help students better prepare for the German Conservatory of Music.
course content
-German course: German teachers in Berlin Music Art Language Center all hold master's and doctoral degrees in linguistics or related disciplines and have rich teaching experience for foreign students. Some German teachers also have considerable musical attainments, and the teaching content combines a lot of musical knowledge, such as music history and appreciation of works. , interspersed with rich musical vocabulary. Students will master certain music knowledge and rich music vocabulary while learning the usual language.
-Music theory and solfeggio: taught by teachers of music theory and solfeggio from Berlin Conservatory of Music and Berlin University of the Arts. Teachers have taught in Berlin Conservatory of Music and Berlin University of the Arts for many years. They are experienced, familiar with Asian students and know their advantages and disadvantages. They will help students prepare for the entrance examination of music theory, solfeggio and listening training in class.
-Specialized courses: Professional teachers come from Berlin Conservatory of Music and Berlin University of the Arts (Berlin Conservatory of Music and Berlin University of the Arts have teachers in some majors).
Course arrangement
German class: 20 class hours a week, Monday to Friday, 4 class hours a day, no winter and summer vacations, holidays are on German public holidays;
Music theory, solfeggio and ear training: once a week (taught in small classes)
Specialized courses: one class per week (one-on-one)
Piano room arrangement: professional piano room is provided free of charge.
Project advantages:
1. Berlin Conservatory of Music and Berlin University of the Arts are one of the top conservatories in the world, the most prestigious music schools in Germany, with strong teachers and many world-renowned teachers.
2. The professional teachers of this project come from Berlin Conservatory of Music and Berlin University of the Arts, where students can get the best professional guidance.
3. The music theory and solfeggio courses of this project are also taught by teachers from Berlin Conservatory of Music and Berlin University of the Arts, which is not only conducive to preparing for the exam, but also conducive to students' adaptation to the courses of German Conservatory of Music in the future.
4. Provide professional piano room free of charge.
5. As the city of German music, Berlin is a metropolis with a very rich musical atmosphere. There are many famous orchestras, concerts by famous musicians, many professional museums related to music, and memorial halls for famous musicians in history, such as Bach, Beethoven, Schumann and so on. After studying, students can watch and enjoy the performances and concerts of these orchestras, visit museums and memorial halls, and increase their knowledge.
6. You can prepare all the conservatories in Germany here.
Application conditions:
1. Artistic talent, learning from childhood and practicing constantly.
2. At least 18 years old at the time of visa.