Musical culture

The courses offered by this department include the compulsory parallel subjects of musical education as well as advanced and supplementary courses.

You can find the presentation and information on how to access courses below.

Musical early learning

Group tuition / 60 min per week
A playful introduction to music
From the age of 4 (on 31 August, stage 1.1 of primary education)

Musical instruction

Group tuition / timetable depends on level of study
Compulsory course alongside instrumental and vocal tuition.
Development of listening, singing, reading, rhythm and theoretical concepts
From the age of 7 (on 31 August, stage 2.2 of primary education)

“Chouerschoul” musical instruction

Group tuition / timetable depends on level of study
Musical tuition tailored to the specific needs of pupils of the Chouerschoul
From the age of 7 (on 31 August, stage 2.2 of primary education)

Musical instruction – supplementary course

Group tuition / 60 min per week
Supplementary and compulsory course for students in FM 3 and FM 4 classes
A wide range of instrumental, vocal and physical activities to discover artistic reflexes in a group setting

Improvisation

Individual tuition / timetable depends on level of study
Discovering the world of music without written scores
Course intended for all instrument players
Prior tuition is a requirement
Please contact the school office or the teacher for further information

Written harmony

Individual tuition / timetable depends on level of study
Understanding and applying the structural relationships between chords, melodies, keys and rhythm
Course intended for all instrument players
Prior tuition is a requirement
Please contact the school office or the teacher for further information

Musical analysis

Group tuition / timetable depends on level of study
Discovering the musical styles of different eras and composers
Course intended for all instrument players
Prior tuition is a requirement
Please contact the school office or the teacher for further information

Counterpoint, fugue and composition

Individual tuition / timetable depends on level of study
Mastering and applying musical writing styles
Course intended for pupils with prior knowledge of written harmony and musical analysis

Computer music and composition

Individual tuition / timetable depends on level of study
Exploring the many facets of computer music in practice and in theory: writing programs, arrangements, recordings, etc.
Course intended for all instrument players
Prior tuition is a requirement
Please contact the school office or the teacher for further information

Alexander technique

The Alexander technique is a method that improves posture, coordination and the efficiency of movements in musical practice, by raising awareness of physical habits.

No admission requirements.