Weimar Franz List College of Music Hochschule für Musik FRANZ LISZT Weimar

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Weimar, Germany, is a city with deep connections with world-renowned artists.Many great people lived in this city, such as Bach and Liszt as musicians, and Goethe, Schiller, Nietzsche, and Bauhaus artists as cultural figures.Located in such a cultural city, Weimar Franzlist College of Music is one of the leading colleges with a long history and tradition.Its history goes back to the 19th century. In 1835 Franz Liszt plans to build a pioneering music school in Weimar.In 1872, the music college named after Liszt was founded by the disciples who inherited Liszt's will.We are currently using four school buildings that are remodeled from Weimar's artistic and historically important buildings.We have been enthusiastic about training young talented people, such as hosting three competitions such as the Franz Liszt International Piano Competition and holding master classes every summer since 4.We also have a wide variety of artist instructors who are particularly talented in Europe.You can learn a wide range of high-level music from heavy classical music to the latest electronic music technology.
In this way, the school emphasizes the provision of educational programs and curriculums to learn music from all directions.Instrumental music performance (string instrument, wind instrument, harp, guitar, recorder, piano, harpsichord, organ, accordion, percussion instrument), composition, conducting, jazz (drums, electric & wood bass, vocal, guitar, keyboard, trombone, trumpet, sax) , Music education, church music, music, collection, art management, etc., the degree and diploma acquisition course is attractive.Ensembles of symphony orchestras, choirs, jazz orchestras, chamber orchestras, chamber choirs, operas, classical and contemporary music are also active.
The school's master classes invite prominent musicians and educators every year.The 54th guest lecturers in 2013 are Berlin Lauten Company (Opera), Roger Bobo (Tuba), Freudis Lee Vecre (Horn), Michele Campanella (Piano), Yura Margris (Piano). , Jos van Inmaser (early music keyboard instrument), Midori Seiler (baroque violin), Wolfgang Emmanuel Schmidt (cello), Midori Goshima (violin), etc.