creative encounters: innovative combinations of global styles with Jazz, Flamenco, contemporary music, Arabic and Eastern European influences — and much more Roda de Samba: A vibrant closing celebration
scores of 95 points each, while the Bachelor of Music – covering Jazz, Pop, World Music, Classical Music, and Musical Theatre – scored 83 points. These results are a wonderful testament to the quality
he is today. This production is a monologue, accompanied by a jazz pianist and for violinists and will premiere at the Parade 2023. Ege Şahin will spend his prize on the realisation of his project
society. Collaborate across disciplines – Work with students from Jazz, Pop, Classical, and Composition, opening up new creative possibilities. Build an international network – Engage with leading musicians
is a dynamic learning environment where diversity merges with jazz, classical and pop music, so you can study a variety of different music styles. This makes our conservatoire unique. Why study Latin
This, in close collaboration with our other departments, such as Jazz and Pop, helps you to become a creative and successful bass player. Why study Latin Bass at Codarts? Codarts is the only conservatoire
minors with other departments of Codarts such as Global Musics or Jazz. As a master student, you can take optional classes in the art of transcription and improvisation in the 20 th century. We offer
your own project from Codarts’ diverse offering: classical music, jazz, world music, tango and even circus. In the fourth year, as well as for the final exam you do a lecture recital. This is a mix of
a collaboration with one of the other departments, for example Jazz or Tango. We take a realistic view of the professional field. In our opinion it is not just about achieving the highest concert stage
and interaction with various musical genres, such as pop and jazz, in the same building, to become a more versatile and well-rounded artist. Latin guitar teachers Jesús Hernandez, Kees Gelderblom,
