> Home > Education > Bachelors > Global Musics Latin Wind Instruments Latin Wind Instruments Study Latin Wind Instruments at Codarts and discover the unique world of Afro-Cuban and Afro-Brazilian music. Our collaboration with renowned teachers and our other music departments, such as Jazz and Pop, provides you with a broad cultural and musical experience. Why study Latin Wind Instruments at Codarts? Codarts is the only conservatoire in the world that offers you the opportunity to study Latin wind instruments as a main subject. Students looking to acquire first-class musical skills come to Codarts to learn from our highly qualified teachers, who are all active professionals in the national and international music industry. This main subject focuses uniquely on wind instruments in Afro-Cuban and Afro-Brazilian music, with an emphasis on the trumpet, trombone, saxophone, clarinet and flute. In your studies you explore the prominent role of these instruments in Latin American music. Although at Codarts you can choose a variety of instruments, percussion is a mandatory curriculum component to help you learn the essence of Latin rhythms. Our close ties with the Jazz and Pop departments, which share the same building, create an exciting learning environment that encourages students to mix and match across different genres and styles. These exchanges also provide aspiring musicians with invaluable performance experience and a large network of useful contacts. Our programme Codarts prepares students to become well-rounded and versatile artists. We achieve that with a tailor-made curriculum composed of three essential elements. First, we focus on the actual technical musical content as you learn how to play Latin music on your wind instrument. Next, we develop the artistic aspects of the genre, teaching you about the value of music, the purpose of art and how the concept of art and this genre interact. And last, but certainly not least, we cover the entrepreneurial component of the music business. Learn how the music industry works, what is expected of you as a musician, how to promote yourself and how to find your niche in the local or international artist scene. As part of the curriculum, you study some of the most renowned Afro-Cuban and Afro-Brazilian wind instrument players. The connection with the countries and the culture that have given this music its origin is also important. And although we cannot replicate the original setting of Brazil or Cuba, Codarts offers students numerous opportunities to present and perform Latin music at events that certainly give a taste of the original context. We are proud to see our alumni find their place in the music industry, playing on world tours with larger bands or performing at national and international festivals. Some students broaden their horizons by blending their Latin wind skills with other music styles, such as jazz. An international port city with a multicultural population, Rotterdam is a magnet for diverse music and artists. The world music genre is also very popular across the Netherlands and in neighbouring countries Belgium and Germany. Masterclasses Our inspiring masterclasses are an integral part of the Latin Wind Instruments main subject at Codarts. We invite some of the best Latin wind players from the Afro-Cuban and Afro-Brazilian music scene to teach our students in an intimate, hands-on setting. These masterclasses not only enrich your learning experience, but also push the boundaries of your music education. Boost your musical knowledge and find inspiration by studying with music legends such as Dave Valentin, Diego Cortez, Arturo Sandoval and Amik Guerra! "As a main subject teacher of Latin wind instruments, I'm inspired by Pythagoras, the man who is credited with defining the basis of music in Europe as we have known it for over 2,000 years: "The highest goal of music is to connect one's soul to their Divine Nature, not entertainment." Alex Simu, main subject teacher Latin Wind instruments
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Global Musics Latin Piano Latin Piano The Codarts Latin Piano main subject goes far beyond developing talented musicians; we give our students the skills to become global citizens and artists with a passion for Latin music! Our World Music department 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 Piano at Codarts? We are the only conservatoire in the Netherlands with a dedicated Latin Piano main subject. The friendly and open-minded atmosphere at Codarts, our international teaching team and diverse student population create a stimulating learning environment for aspiring musicians. A dynamic multi-cultural port city, Rotterdam adds an extra dimension to the vibrant world music scene. Our programme Our classes stimulate your creativity and foster your ability to develop your own piano style. This comprehensive main subject provides you with the perfect setting to expand your musical horizons as you master the art of Latin piano and collaborate with other musicians in ensemble performances. In addition to honing your Latin piano skills, you also acquire the cultural awareness you need to fully convey the depth and meaning of Latin music. Grown and learn at your own pace with our one-on-one classes. Each lesson is a key component of the solid music foundation that helps you build a broad repertoire and teaches you how to play with other musicians in our ensembles. Learning how to integrate your individual piano skills into a larger group is essential to becoming a good performer and preparing you for a career in the music industry. Your education as Latin Piano student at Codarts goes far beyond learning how to play an instrument. It’s also about understanding the rhythmic complexity that makes Latin music unique. That is why you will also take percussion lessons to deepen your knowledge of the essential Latin rhythm sections. Thanks to our partnerships with Brazilian and Cuban educational institutions you also have opportunities to participate in exchange programmes to expand your cultural and music knowledge. Masterclasses Latin music and culture are inextricably interwoven; you cannot fully grasp one without the other. That is why our teachers share extensive experience from the countries of origin in their classrooms. To further enrich your learning experience, we regularly organise masterclasses with accomplished Latin pianists. A source of inspiration and motivation, these special classes provide students with a hands-on opportunity to learn from some of the best in the business. Musical greats who have taught masterclasses include: Iván 'Melón' Lewis, Hilario Durán, Rodolfo Argudín 'Peruchín', Antonio Adolfo and Gilson Peranzzetta. “I see teaching as much more than a one-dimensional transfer of knowledge. Learning and teaching are two sides of the same coin. I'm grateful that as a teacher I can be a catalyst, a source of knowledge, inspiration and trust to help students explore what is out there and bring out what is inside of them." Thomas Böttcher, Latin piano teacher
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Global Musics Latin Song Latin Song Explore the world of Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Cuban song at Codarts! As a student of Latin Song discover a wide range of musical traditions and prepare yourself for a versatile music career. Why study Latin Song at Codarts? Latin song is so much more than a main subject; it's a musical journey with a solid foundation that gives you the building blocks to develop your individual style. We are the only conservatoire in the Netherlands that offers a dedicated Latin Song programme. Study with our team of three passionate teachers and learn from their unique background and expertise. Internationally renowned singer and educator specialised in transgressive vocal art, Connie de Jongh will guide you through the nuances of your voice development and assist you in finding your own vocal signature. She also helps you connect with different styles and performance settings. Connie shares her wealth of knowledge about voice techniques and musical-artistic applications with her Latin Song students. Lilian Vieira, co-founder, frontwoman and lead singer of the Dutch-Brazilian band Zuco103, brings Brazil's vibrant musical traditions straight into the classroom. Born and raised in Brazil, Lilian has unique insight into the story of its music. Yma América, a talented jazz and Latin jazz musician from Venezuela, is known for her soulful melodies and rhythmic compositions. Her background in Afro-Cuban song adds exceptional diversity of musical influences to this main subject. Lilian and Yma are both former students of Connie. Their close bond creates a welcoming and safe environment where you can develop yourself. Together, this trio of teachers offers an in-depth and versatile approach to Latin song. You will not only grow as an artist and performer, but also as a person. Our programme Codarts prepares students to become well-rounded global artists. Our curriculum is designed to give you a solid foundation in techniques, harmony and rhythm knowledge, and teach you improvisation skills within the Latin music genre. At Codarts you will find the perfect setting to both broaden and deepen your musical horizons. Develop your technical singing skills and become a culturally aware musician who can fully convey the depth and meaning of Latin music. Song is not just about creating the sound, but also about expressing culture. Masterclasses To enrich your learning experience, we regularly organise master classes with accomplished singers. These sessions offer you a hands-on opportunity to learn from the best and serve as a source of inspiration and motivation. Former voice artists who have taught masterclasses include: Richard Bona, Thais Morell, Alain Perez and Alberto Caicedo. ‘As a Latin song teacher, I like to be inspired by a quote from one of our alumni, Irene Novoa: “No se canta con la voz, se canta con el deseo”, which means: we don't just sing with our voices; we sing with our desire.’ Connie de Jongh, Latin song teacher
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Global Musics Latin Percussion Latin Percussion/Drums Dive into the rich and diverse world of Latin percussion at Codarts to explore Brazilian, Cuban and other Latin music traditions. Discover what makes this main subject unique and acquire the skills to become a versatile percussionist and/or drummer. Why study Latin Percussion/Drums at Codarts? Codarts offers inspiring music lessons in a multifaceted learning environment, where you are surrounded by like-minded people from all over the world. Learn from experienced percussion and drum teachers with a proven track record in the Latin music world, who have performed with some of the greatest artists in the world. All our teachers have their own specialisation and area of expertise. Experience a wide range of influences by exploring the congas, pandeiro, drums/timbales or chekere. Our close ties with the Jazz and Pop departments, which share the same building, offer an exciting synergy and learning environment that encourages students to mix and match across different genres and styles. These rich exchanges also provide aspiring musicians with invaluable performance experience and a large network of useful contacts. Multicultural Rotterdam adds an extra dimension to your musical development. Take advantage of opportunities to perform at the North Sea Jazz Talent Podium and play jam sessions in leading clubs. As a student at Codarts, you become part of the city's vibrant music and dance scene. Our programme We challenge you to immerse yourself in the rhythms that form the essence of Latin music. However, our classes go far beyond learning the technical aspect of rhythm patterns. We stimulate your creativity and help you develop your own voice and style in percussion and/or drums. Our comprehensive main subject will expand your musical horizons by encouraging you to study a variety of instruments, play and ‘sing’ various rhythms and perform with ensembles. As a student you will not only master the instrument, but also become a culturally aware musician who can fully convey the depth and meaning of Latin music. Your main subject curriculum is tailored to your interests, so you can grow at your own pace and direct your own learning. Each lesson is a key component of a solid Latin percussion foundation that helps you build a broad repertoire and serves as direct support for ensemble classes. By integrating your individual percussion and/or drum skills into ensemble work, you acquire the skills to prepare yourself for a career in the music industry. Thanks to our partnerships with Brazilian and Cuban educational institutions, you can take advantage of unique exchange opportunities to further enrich your musical journey abroad. Masterclasses To give students a more hands-on learning experience we offer regular masterclasses, taught by renowned musicians such as Giovanni Hidalgo, José Luís Quintana 'Changuito', Kiko Freitas and Luis Conte. Study in an intimate setting with the best in the industry and let their knowledge and artistry inspire you. Codarts offers so much more than training and skills: it opens the door to a world of musical opportunities and personal growth. “It's great to play percussion! Codarts is the perfect place to become a pro - and the overall vibe and interaction with many like-minded people will push your musical achievements!” Nils Fischer, department leader Latin percussion
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Global Musics Latin Guitar Latin Guitar: Afro-Brazilian & Afro-Cuban guitar Explore the world of Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Cuban guitar music at Codarts! With the Latin Guitar main subject you discover a wide range of musical traditions and prepare yourself to pursue a versatile and successful music career. Why study Latin Guitar at Codarts? Codarts is the only conservatoire in the Netherlands with such a comprehensive and specialised World Music department and skilled and experienced teachers. We offer a unique non-English language music curriculum that includes the opportunity to study Afro-Brazilian & Afro-Cuban guitar. Enjoy the synergy 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, Daniel Guimarães Montes and Marijn van der Linden are established artists in the Latin music scene. They use their professional expertise and performance skills to provide you with an enriching learning experience. Our programme The Latin Guitar main subject covers a wide range of guitar styles, including rhythms from Cuba, Brazil and other parts of South America, teaching you both solo play and accompaniment. In additional to acquiring musical skills, you also immerse yourself in the rich culture of Latin music to gain a deep understanding of the traditions that shape the Latin repertoire, the soul of Latin music and its history. Hone your ability to communicate in different musical languages. Choose to play a variety of instruments, such as the Cuban tres or Brazilian cavaquinho. You will also study percussion to learn more about Latin rhythms and the essence of Latin music. By practicing a variety of musical instruments and rhythms you become a more skilled guitar player and versatile musician, able to play with a range of musical ensembles and other projects in various settings. In addition to regular classes, our curriculum also offers live sessions and project weeks that focus on a specific skill or style, such as the Cuban conga rhythm. In addition, you acquire professional and business skills, such as learning how to perform, how to become a professional musician and developing the flexibility and creativity you need to thrive in these music styles. Our graduates perform in a range of music projects in the Netherlands and abroad. They are also frequently in demand as teachers. Some of our international students return to their home country, where they share their broad knowledge of musical styles and newly found international perspective. Famous Codarts Latin Guitar alumni include Alvaro Rovira Ruiz, Jaime Nanoha and Olmo Marin. They contribute to the recognition and reputation of our programme. Workshops & masterclasses At Codarts we strongly believe in the power of masterclasses, an essential part of the curriculum. In these sessions you learn from renowned guitar players such as Jorge Chicoy, Paulo Aragão, Nelson Faria, Marcelo Gonçalves, Guinga, and Itamar Erez. These encounters go beyond conventional music performances and leave you with a deeper insight, enhanced technical skills and a dose of inspiration. The opportunity to interact with successful professional musicians adds an extra dimension to your musical education, encouraging you to push your artistic boundaries and allowing you to find your own unique voice in the universe of Latin guitar music. “Cuban and Brazilian guitar at Codarts: the complete package of grooving rhythms, beautiful harmonies and warm melodies.” Marijn van der Linden, teacher Latin guitar
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Pop > Main subjects Guitar Voice Songwriting Drums Bass guitar Creative Production Keyboard Guitar More Open submenu Close submenu Guitar The main subject Pop Guitar at Codarts offers aspiring guitarists an unparalleled opportunity to develop their skills. In a stimulating and creative learning environment, our in-depth curriculum covers both the technical and creative aspects of pop guitar. In addition, you get the opportunity to enhance your musical learning experience and broaden your horizon by choosing elective subjects and collaborating with other Codarts music departments, such as Jazz and Global Musics. Why study Pop guitar at Codarts? With the most comprehensive pop guitar curriculum among all conservatoires, Codarts offers a learning experience that takes a deep dive into technique, harmony and melody. Our teachers Leif de Leeuw, Menno Gootjes, Martijn van Agt and Leendert Haaksma have extensive professional experience in the Dutch music scene. They teach students broad instrument knowledge and explore a large variety of pop music styles. Our close ties with the Jazz and Global Musics departments housed in the same building create an exciting learning environment that encourages students to mix and match across different genres and styles. This is the perfect setting to advance your creative and musical development. These exchanges also provide aspiring musicians with invaluable performance skills and a large network of useful contacts. Programme The main subject Pop Guitar at Codarts combines practical experience with a solid theoretical basis. From technical exercises to understanding scales and chord progressions, our curriculum is designed to prepare you for a successful career as a professional guitarist in the music business. We emphasise practical application and improvisation to help you learn a wide range of essential skills to navigate the modern music industry. Our graduates are active in various areas of the music business, such as bands, recording studios and music education. Famous alumni include: Yvette Terpstra (Froukje), Guido Joseph (Chef's Special), Maarten Ouweneel (Danny Vera), Paul Davids en San Holo, Isaac Delahaye (Epica), Tom Lodewykx (Clouseau), Bart Jansen (Tino Martin), Stef Delbaere (King of the World, Belle Perez), Leif de Leeuw and Simone Cesarini (Shirma Rouse). Workshops and master classes In addition, we regularly organise workshops and master classes led by renowned or upcoming guitar masters, such as Scott Henderson, Snarky Puppy, Allen Hinds, Arnold van Dongen, Paolo Mendonça, Branford Marsalis, Bill Frisell and Steve Vai. In these sessions, you experience and explore different perspectives and approaches in pop music. Practice with state-of-the-art recording and production equipment in our brand-new studios. As a student, you are also actively involved in various band projects and ensembles, collaborating and performing with other talented musicians. These interactive sessions not only promote teamwork and collaboration, but also give you a platform within our inspiring musical community.
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Global Musics Latin Bass Latin Bass Enrol in the Latin Bass main subject at Codarts and explore the rich bass music traditions of Cuba and Brazil, among others. As a student and aspiring musician, you acquire the skills to prepare for a career in the international music industry. With our holistic teaching approach, regular jam sessions and opportunities to perform in ensembles, you develop your own voice and get a chance to showcase yourself in the world of Latin music. 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 in the Netherlands that exclusively offers Latin bass. Study with experienced bass teachers who boast vast experience in the music industry and have performed with the greatest artists in the world. The musical ensembles at Codarts allow you to hone your individual playing skills, while also acquiring valuable performance experience. Learn to communicate and collaborate with other musicians from diverse musical backgrounds. This breeding ground for creativity is a safe place to prepare yourself for the complex reality of the international music scene. Learning how to play Latin bass also equips you with the musical skills and rock-solid rhythm that will open doors to other music genres. Programme Our curriculum is designed to give you solid knowledge of techniques, harmony and rhythm, as well as improvisation skills for the Latin music genre. From learning to play the standard repertoires to gaining a strong grasp of the role of the bass in various Latin genres, we strive to fully equip you with the competence you need to become an accomplished musician, in the Netherlands or abroad. We believe that an in-depth understanding of percussion is a prerequisite for any musician who wants to learn Latin music. That is why in the first two years of the Latin Bass main subject, you also study percussion. An important part of the curriculum is to master the standard Latin music repertoires. These repertoires draw from a rich diversity of musical genres, including Brazilian samba, baião, MPB and maracatú, Cuban son, salsa and timba, that also explore the rich history and cultural context of Cuban and Brazilian music. Immerse yourself in these diverse music genres to develop the instrumental skills and cultural awareness to become a well-rounded musician, capable of conveying the depth and meaning of music to your audience. Masterclasses To further enrich your learning experience, we regularly organise masterclasses with renowned bass players. In these sessions you study with the best in the music industry, who serve as a source of inspiration and motivation. Some of our masterclasses have been taught by Andy Gonzalez, Ney Conceição, Alain Perez, Richard Bona and Jorge Reyes. “The bass connects everything in Latin music: percussion, harmony, melody. By using a modern, hands-on approach, we teach our students to groove like your life depends on it!” Nils Fischer
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Pop > Main subjects Creative Production Voice Songwriting Drums Bass guitar Creative Production Keyboard Guitar More Open submenu Close submenu Creative Production Delve into the dynamic world of music production with the main subject Creative Production. The curriculum was created by experienced pop music producers/songwriters giving you a broad and solid foundation in both technical and creative aspects of music production. One unique feature of Codarts’ Creative Production is the collaboration with songwriters and other musicians, allowing you to explore various musical perspectives and form your own creative identity. The only conservatoire to use this interactive and collaborative method to teach music production, Codarts is ideal for those who are looking for a unique and broad approach to the profession. Why study Creative Production at Codarts? At Codarts we are committed to shaping future generations of music producers. Our teaching approach offers students a solid foundation with an innovative perspective of musical creativity, enabling you to stand out in the constantly changing world of music. At Codarts we believe that music production and songwriting go hand-in-hand. That's why we have integrated songwriting classes into the curriculum, not as the main focus, but as a valuable addition to stimulate our students' creativity. Our teaching team is composed of passionate professionals Sjoerd Huissoon, Jens van der Meij, Tjeerd van Zanen and Jordy Saämena, who bring a wealth of real-life experience and expertise to the classroom. Our students graduate with a solid knowledge of both old-school and modern production skills, ready to become versatile professionals. Successful alumni, like Sam Ouwehand, Rens Koppe, Jens van der Meij and Sjoerd Huissoon, contribute to the programme's recognition and reputation, while inspiring and guiding the next generation. Programme We have designed the curriculum in such a way to give you the broadest foundation in music production. We want you to feel comfortable in a wide variety of settings, ranging from dance production to rock music, creating music for advertising campaigns and everything in between. Our mission is to prepare you for the challenges and opportunities that await you in the music world. Your curriculum includes classes on technique, musical styles, sound mixing and learning how to work with electronic and acoustic instruments. You also gain hands-on experience by setting up a work band in which you collaborate with musicians and songwriters. This comprehensive approach sets Codarts apart from other educational institutions and prepares you for a versatile career in the music industry. At Codarts we strongly believe in nurturing strong, diverse talents who will forge their own path in the music world, without making any concessions to their own artistic identity. Sjoerd Huissoon, main subject teacher at Creative Production: “Creating, recording, mixing, playing and performing - from production to stage. The modern holistic approach."
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Pop > Main subjects Keyboard Voice Songwriting Drums Bass guitar Creative Production Keyboard Guitar More Open submenu Close submenu Keyboard The Pop Keyboard main subject at Codarts offers an inspiring learning environment that encourages students to broaden their musical horizons and collaborate with other main subjects or departments at Codarts. The curriculum guarantees a comprehensive learning experience that emphasises both technical skills and creativity, preparing you for a career in the modern music industry. Our close ties with the Jazz and Global Musics departments in the same building encourages students to mix and match across different genres and styles. Why study Pop Keyboards at Codarts? At Codarts, we embrace a unique combination of technique and artistic diversity. We encourage you to look beyond the traditional boundaries of your field. Enrich your learning experience by collaborating with students from the Jazz and Global Musics departments. Our teaching team, which includes Ronald Kool, Elise Polman and Johan Hendrikse, shares their wealth of expertise and music industry experience to give a complete picture of the profession. Our extensive network equips you with valuable contacts in the music world. Graduates of the main subject Pop Keyboard at Codarts work as session musicians, producers, songwriters, and teachers. Our alumni, such as Wouter Heeren (Chef's Special) and Julius van Eijs (Froukje, and more), contribute to our reputation and recognition, as they inspire and guide the next generation of musicians. Programme The Pop Keyboard curriculum at Codarts is dynamic and constantly evolving to remain current and relevant. Our teaching methods encompass piano technique, practical applications, and collaboration with other musicians. You start with essential piano techniques and gradually move on to more complex applications, such as playing jazz standards and pop songs with a focus on harmonic knowledge and flexibility. You learn how to use timing and rhythm, while working with other artists to become familiar with different musical settings and develop your own musical voice. Collaborations and our facilities In addition to the regular curriculum, Codarts also offers hands-on learning through various projects. An example is the Codarts Pop Orchestra, a collaboration of various music departments, where you get the chance to explore a wide range of pop music styles and gain performance experience. And with our (international) exchange programmes you can immerse yourself in different cultures and musical traditions. The Codarts facilities include a state-of-the-art studio and houses an extensive collection of keyboard instruments to give you access to all the tools you need to achieve your creative vision. Ronald Kool, Pop Keyboard main subject teacher: “Seize the opportunity to explore as many different things as possible during your study.”
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Pop > Main subjects Bass guitar Voice Songwriting Drums Bass guitar Creative Production Keyboard Guitar More Open submenu Close submenu Bass guitar Develop your unique talent and get ready for a dynamic career in the music world with the main subject Bass Guitar at Codarts Pop. Our curriculum provides a comprehensive and challenging learning experience that combines the technical skills and creative expression you need to thrive as a musician. Why study Pop Bass Guitar at Codarts? As a student of the main subject Bass Guitar at Codarts, you enjoy an unparalleled music education under the expert direction of renowned teachers. Professional musicians Michel van Schie and Marco Dirne share their practical experience and in-depth knowledge to guide you through a diverse curriculum that teaches you bass guitar skills and a deep understanding of music. Participate in master classes and learn from guest teachers* who contribute their real-life expertise and fresh perspectives to give you a broad overview of the opportunities in pop music. Our close ties with the Jazz and World Music departments in the same building promote an exciting learning environment that encourages and welcomes mixing and blending across different genres and styles. These exchanges provide aspiring musicians with invaluable experience and useful contacts. Programme The Bass Guitar curriculum strikes the right balance between technical training and the freedom to develop your artistic identity. Enhance your basic knowledge with solid music skills, such as learning how to read sheet music and recording practices in the studio. Complement your comprehensive music education with individual coaching sessions. This course also offers you opportunities to broaden your musical experience by participating in various projects, such as the Codarts Pop Orchestra, and collaborating with other main subjects or departments, such as Jazz and World Music. Masterclasses In addition to the regular lessons, we host an array of masterclasses to expand your knowledge and insights. Presented by leading music industry professionals who boast a wealth of experience, these classes create an inspiring learning environment that allow you to explore different perspectives and approaches in the music world. *Guest teachers include: Bart Wijtman, Lydia on Bass, Eric Rademakers, Rogier van Wegberg, Aram Kersbergen, Nick Kamphuis, Jens Dreyer and Glenn Gaddum Marco Dirne, Bass Guitar main course teacher at the Pop music department: “Even after all these years, it still feels like an honour to work with so much young talent at the Codarts Pop Music department”.
