Stu­dy KAM: Fact sheet ma­jor sub­ject ex­ami­na­ti­ons Mas­ter (2nd se­mes­ter)

The examination consists of the following program items:

• One etude of your choice (excluding Chopin)
• One compulsory piece 20th/21st century, approx. 5 min.

will be announced 2 weeks in advance

• One compulsory elective piece, first movement of one of the following sonatas by Franz Schubert:
  B major D 575
  D major D 850
  E major D 459
  a minor D 537
  a minor D 784
  a minor D 845

1) One compulsory piece, to be announced three weeks in advance.

2) Free program that is related to the content of the planned Master's project. Please note: Works that are played in the module examination may not be repeated in the final examination (artistic Master's project).

The examination consists of the performance of a compulsory piece. There is a preparation period of four weeks for this. The exam piece is chosen by the main subject teacher.

The examination takes place as part of the conducting studio in consultation with the teacher and includes a rehearsal with an instrumental ensemble and a final, non-public conducting performance.

The examination consists of a rehearsal with a vocal ensemble and a final, non-public conducting performance. The work to be prepared is worked on as a written examination piece and announced by the teacher two weeks in advance.

The module examination is designed as a free examination in which the objectives set jointly by the lecturer and student are reviewed. The examination program is determined individually in consultation with the lecturer.

The examination is conducted as a graded audition training and consists of the following program items:

• W. A. Mozart: Clarinet Concerto KV 622
• 5 orchestral parts of your choice

The module examination is designed as a free examination in which the objectives set jointly by the lecturer and student are reviewed.

The examination program is determined individually in consultation with the lecturer.

The module examination in oboe is carried out as a graded audition. The English horn/ cor anglais can also be included by arrangement.

It consists of the following program items:

• a concerto (Mozart or Haydn)

English horn repertoire:

• Donizetti: Concertino or Pasculli: Hommage à Bellini
• 5 orchestral parts of your choice (oboe and/or cor anglais)

The examination is designed as a free examination in which the objectives set jointly by the teacher and student are reviewed. There is a free choice of repertoire, but a complete solo concerto must be included.

The examination has a duration of 20 minutes.

The examination is designed as a free examination in which the objectives set jointly by the lecturer and student are reviewed.

The module examination is designed as a free examination in which the objectives set jointly by the lecturer and student are reviewed

The examination program is determined individually in consultation with the lecturer.

A compulsory piece will be examined, which will be announced 3 weeks before the examination date and must be worked on independently.

The examination consists of the following program parts:

• One free choice piece, which should not be part of the subsequent Master's degree
• One orchestral piece of free choice
• One sight-reading piece

The module examination is designed as a free examination in which the objectives set jointly by the lecturer and student are reviewed.

The examination program is determined individually in consultation with the lecturer.

Practical examination lasting 15-20 minutes with repertoire from different styles.

Practical examination lasting 15-20 minutes with repertoire from different styles.

Practical examination lasting 15-20 minutes with repertoire from different styles.

Practical examination lasting 15-20 minutes with repertoire from different styles.