Master of Piano

The Master of Piano sometimes falls under the programme description of a Master of Instruments, wherein you can specialise on your own instrument. However, a postgraduate degree course in keyboard instruments is not rare. It serves to deepen your musical and instrumental education on the piano.

You will learn to compare and combine your knowledge on other keyboard instruments, too, which gives an interesting alternate route to your Masters studies. In your curriculum you acquire and widen your understanding on how to play the piano, how to compose and re-interpret songs, and how instruments are built and function.

Furthermore, you will have a deep insight on the different genres of piano music varies from classic and jazz up to popular pieces of music. Famous composers like Mozart, Schubert or Hayden will accompany you during your studies. You learn about all the specifics on your instrument of choice. 

To be admitted to a Master of Piano you commonly need to pass an entry examination and sometimes even an application interview. Naturally, you need full proficiency in playing the piano. We advise you to contact your university directly, so that you will not miss any application deadlines or steps of the procedure.