It is one of the five academies of the Institut de France. The Académie des Beaux-Arts ( French pronunciation: , Academy of Fine Arts) is a French learned society based in Paris. As the music department of a school that encompasses both music and the visual arts, the Académie encourages students to develop and participate in interdisciplinary projects (painting, illustration, visual learning, scenography, etc.).The Institut de France seat of the Académie des Beaux-Arts
#Academie musique series
HEAR’s partnership with Musica, the Strasbourg international festival of contemporary music, has led to the creation of a concert series involving Académie students and composers.Īdditionally, composition students can participate in the Académie de composition headed by Philippe Manoury, where they can study with other young French and international composers. With its exceptionally rich musical history and Germanic influences, the Académie has partnerships with many leading musical institutions: l’Opéra du Rhin–Opéra d’Europe, l’Ensemble de musique baroque, Le Parlement de musique, the jazz festival Jazzdor, the contemporary music ensembles Accroche note and Ensemble Linéa, les Percussions de Strasbourg, the Théâtre national de Strasbourg, etc. Keiko Gomi Musique de chambre (Master uniquement) | Jean-Philippe Wurtz Jazz et musiques improvisées | Micaël Cortone d’Amore Direction d’ensembles | Conductingĭirection d’orchestre et d’ensemble contemporains (Master uniquement) |Ĭontemporary orchestral conducting (Master only)
Marc-Didier Thirault Composition et musiques électroniques | Composition and electronic musicĬréation et interprétation électroacoustique | Creation and performance of electronic music Thanks to its partnership with the Conservatoire de Strasbourg, students of the Académie benefit from all areas of this cultural institution: music rooms equipped with grand pianos, percussion, organs, and harpsichords, a library with over 50,000 items, instrument rental, specialised dance and theatre rehearsal spaces, and access to a vast and diverse concert season.
#Academie musique full
The building also includes several other concert spaces of 50 to 150 seats, a full sized orchestra rehearsal stage, and over one hundred rooms for classes and personal practice. Dedicated to the teaching and performance of the arts, the Cité de la musique et de la danse boasts a 500-seat auditorium that hosts major symphony orchestras, ballet and dance, and theatre productions. Inaugurated in 2006, it is a landmark of a new cultural and commercial hub that includes libraries and archives, cinemas, and scientific and community spaces. The building is also home to the Conservatoire of Strasbourg, and the contemporary music festival Musica. The Académie supérieure de musique of Strasbourg is situated in Strasbourg’s Cité de la musique et de la danse. This course ends with an end-of-studies artistic performance related to the thesis subject, and the writing, submission and defence of a thesis on all or part of the programme performed in the recital. This training involves dual supervision: scientific supervision, and artistic supervision of interpretation or creation work. course is the result of a partnership between the Hochschule für Musik de Freiburg im Breisgau, the University of Strasbourg, and the Académie supérieure de musique of Strasbourg. This internationally recognised master’s degree gives students the opportunity to work or continue their studies in a doctoral program anywhere in the world. In partnership with the University of Strasbourg, this degree develops the student’s virtuosity and expertise in their chosen major, as well as advancing their theoretical, historical and analytical musical knowledge.
Strasbourg is home to many music schools, where Académie students can work with all levels of students and discover a diverse range of 21st century teaching styles.
Students will have a range of classes with leading professors at our partner institution, the Conservatoire of Strasbourg, and have the chance to observe teachers and discuss with them their methods and ideas. In combination with the license/DNSPM, and delivered over five semesters, students can also obtain the Diplôme d’État de professeur de musique. It offers the possibility for students to concurrently prepare the Diplôme d’État de professeur d’enseignement artistique. Diplôme national supérieur professionnel de musicien (DNSPM)/Licence Composition et interprétation musicale (CIM)Ī three-year double degree designed to develop a range of musical skills and knowledge, as well as ensuring students can devote the necessary time for personal practice.
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