Tuba

Bachelor of Music

Musicians develop different areas of focus over the course of their careers. Some thrive in the role of a soloist or play full-time in an orchestra or choir, while others devote themselves to teaching and find fulfillment in this field. Many combine artistic and educational activities in their everyday professional lives.

Our Bachelor of Music degree program offers you the unique opportunity to explore your options during the first few semesters before making a decision: choose the artistic profile with a focus on orchestra, opera singing, and freelance work, or the artistic-pedagogical profile for teaching professions. You also have the option of combining the profiles and preparing for both career paths.

You will choose your personal profile after the second semester.

In the Bachelor of Music program in Elementary Music Education, you have the option of choosing tuba as your main instrumental subject.
 

Requirements in the entrance exam

Performance of three works of different character. One of these pieces can be an étude (for example, from M. Bordogni, 43 Belcanto Studies; from G. Kopprasch, 60 Etudes, Volume 2; from J.-B. Arban, Études caractéristiques; or by A.V. Blazhevich or B. Grigoriev).

(Excerpt from the Statutes on Enrollment; see there also the General examination requirements und the Requirements of the further examination parts [ear training, music theory, piano]).

Master of Music

Requirements in the entrance exam

Performance of three works of different character, one of which must be for tuba solo. In addition to the performance on bass tuba (in E flat or F), the performance on contrabass tuba (in B flat or C) and the performance of an additional etude for contrabass tuba are also desired if the applicant has such an instrument.

(Excerpt from the Statutes on Enrollment; see there also the General examination requirements).

Concert exam

Requirements in the entrance exam

Performance of four works from different styles, including a classical concerto with own cadenzas.

(Excerpt from the enrolment statutes; see also the general examination requirements).