Electronic Composition (Aarhus) (new)
As an Electronic Composition student, you will become part of an environment that is unique, even by international standards. The programme is very popular and is recognised internationally.
Taking your compositions as a starting point, you will be introduced to a broad range of subjects and projects that form the basis for your choice of further studies and future career.
Right from the start, the programme has a strong focus on your compositional and technical ability. Later, we also focus on the communication of music, in practice and in theory.
You can study Electronic Composition at the Academy’s Aarhus campus.
Studio facilities
You have access to professional-grade studio facilities based on Intel Macs with the Logic Pro sequencer environment and 5.1 surround workstations. The studios are fully equipped with state of the art professional software and hardware as well as various sensor systems and other untraditional user interfaces for use in customised music applications. Read more about our facilities here.
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Study environment
Your fellow students come from many different backgrounds, ensuring a diverse and inspiring environment on our electronic music programmes.
We also collaborate closely with the jazz/pop/global and classical music students at the Academy who regularly make use of electronic musicians and composers in their projects.
Over the course of a semester, we are usually visited by several guest teachers and/or international artists who carry out concerts and workshops.
Four areas
The bachelor degree (BMus Electronic Composition) gives you the knowledge, skills, and qualifications necessary to become an electronic music composer and teacher. The BMus programme is concluded with a bachelor project.
The subjects are divided into four areas:
- Main study area: Subjects where you perform, as well as subjects that support this
- Pedagogics: Subjects where you communicate and teach, as well as subjects that support this
- General studies: Elementary music theory subjects
- Entrepreneurial Studies: Subjects and projects that give you experience as an entrepreneur and similar
After completing the bachelor’s degree, you can apply for admission to a master’s programme.
The programme is described in detail in the curriculum. Find the relevant curriculum in the overall overview. (link følger)