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Approved by the JVLMA Senate on 30.03.2022.
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The implementation of subprogrammes Academic Music, Early Music, Conducting, Choreography, Composition and Musicology is scheduled for the academic year 2023/2024.
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The implementation of subprogrammes Jazz Music and Sound Recording commenced on 2022/2023,
the respective study plans were amended by the JVLMA Senate on 31.08.2022.
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Professional bachelor's study programme Music and Performing Art (42212)
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3/30/2022
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Subprogramme Academic Music Early Music Jazz Music Conducting Choreography Composition Sound Recording Musicology
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Specialization
(and spreadsheet in sequence in this document) 		1 - piano, organ, accordion performance;
2 - violin, viola, cello, double bass, harp, kokle, guitar performance;
3 - flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon, saxophone, trumpet, French horn, euphonium, tuba performance;
4 - percussion performance;
5 - vocal music.		6 - harpsichord, organ, baroque violin, viola, cello, violone, lute, block flute, transverse flute, baroque oboe, clarinet, bassoon, natural horn, natural trumpet, baroque trombone performance - early music singing.
7 - jazz piano, accordion, violin, double bass, guitar, flute, clarinet, saxophone trumpet, trombone, vibraphone, bass guitar, drum set performance - jazz singing.8 - choir, symphonic orchestra, symphonic band conducting.9 - dance choreography, ballet choreography 101112 - music history, theory and journalism; ethnomusicology.
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Section A1 - humanities courses - 20 CP - compulsory study courses
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Section A2 - main theory courses and IT courses of the field (relevant to professional activities) - 38 CP - limited elective study courses
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Sections B1 and B2 - professional specialization courses of the field (relevant to professional activities) - 61 CP - limited elective study courses
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Section C - free elective courses - 6 CP
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Practice section - 23 CP
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State examinations, including development and defence of bachelor's or diploma thesis - 12 CP
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2 different degrees
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7 different qualifications		Professional bachelor's degree in music and qualification - instrument musician or singerProfessional bachelor's degree in music and qualification - instrument musician or singerProfessional bachelor's degree in music and qualification - instrument musician or singerProfessional bachelor's degree in music and qualification - conductorProfessional bachelor's degree in choreography and qualification - choreographerProfessional bachelor's degree in music and qualification - composerProfessional bachelor's degree in music and qualification - sound engineerProfessional bachelor's degree in music and qualification - musicologist
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Expected study outcomes of the study programme
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10 common expected study outcomes, in accordance with the standards of profession and the study outcomes defined by the LQF Level 6 (MK 322).To pursue their creative ideas in an artistic and meaningful way and to develop their potential in music, performing arts (including dance), sound and research aspects.
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To demonstrate technical skills by performing, providing music for, analysing or dancing various repertoire at a professional level individually and in a group.
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To demonstrate an understanding of key musical or dance styles and traditions.
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To be able to understand the character and emotion of the music or dance performed and communicate it appropriately to the audience.
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To verbalize and analyze various issues related to the repertoire performed in the national language and in a foreign language, using professional music or dance terminology accurately.
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To discuss in detail, in the national language and in a foreign language, developments and trends in one’s chosen field of specialisation.
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To analyze one’s own specialisation and its role in society.
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To apply pedagogical competences in one’s chosen field of specialisation.
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To be aware and use audio, video and other technologies related to music and dance.
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To make decisions in changing circumstances, solve problems and implement simple innovations in one’s area of specialisation.
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