Marshall Conservatory Academia Marshall

The Marshall Conservatory was founded in 1901 by the great Spanish pianist Enrique Granados.Initially it was an academy teaching Granados piano techniques, but from 1916 when he died suddenly, he expanded his music education not only to technology but also to a wide range of fields related to piano. In 1959, when the master Alicia de Larrocha became the director of the school, he developed a curriculum that emphasized the musicality of Spanish tradition.It has evolved into a higher education institution where you can earn a master's degree.In recent years, the modern jazz harmony class has started, and it has established a global position as a piano vocational school.
We offer a wide range of educational programs, from beginners to professional-level students.At the basic level, it is attractive to carefully nurture unfinished talents.At the professional level, thorough training and lessons, music theory such as harmony and counterpoint, accompaniment, and other lessons aimed at becoming a skilled pianist await.Other events such as counseling, conferences and master classes are held. In November 2012, up-and-coming Spanish pianist Marta Zabaleta was invited to the master class.In this way, the unrivaled Conservatory, where you can learn a lot about old and new Spanish musicians and composers and learn traditional piano playing techniques, attracts young pianists from all over the world.No wonder it's popular as a step-up school to top-notch conservatories such as the Riseu Conservatory and the Royal Academy of Music.
The Conservatory uses Larrocha's mansion as it is, so it is not suitable for those who are accustomed to modern facilities.However, the days of learning the traditional piano playing techniques that have been carefully handed down from 100 years before Granados while being watched by successive masters will be a treasure in your musical life.