> Home > Education > Bachelors > Pop > Admission Admission requirements voice Admission requirements Voice Music recordings for online portfolio One of the three video’s you are uploading for your Online Portfolio has to be a video where you are singing live without amplification. Live audition In judging the audition for the main subject of Vocals, we are looking for talent, creativity, personality and educability. Having a vision (on who you are, where you want to go and how will you get there) is highly valued as well. Furthermore, a good motivation for choosing this study programme will also
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Classical Music > Admission Admission requirements composition Admission requirements Composition Generally Sufficient affinity with the field of composition and its repertoire Sufficient possibilities for developments Show sufficient drive to study and enthusiasm for music and composition Composition Candidates are required to submit most representative works, a maximum of three that show the stylistic development (written scores, video, audio – all media are welcome), a description of the works (pdf), and motivation letter (A4); these works must demonstrate
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Classical Music > Admission Admission requirements cello Admission requirements Cello Generally Suifficent affinity with the instrument and its repertoire Sufficient possibilities for developments Show of sufficient drive to study and enthusiasm for music and instrument Cello An étude or Caprice of your choice, for example from Popper études, Duport études, Franchomme, dall'Abaco, A movement from a solo concerto of your choice (Haydn C, Boccherini, Saint-Saëns, Elgar, Romberg, Davidoff etc) A pieve for cello and piano of your choice (e.g. Fauré, Tchaikovsky,
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Pop > Admission Admission requirements music theory Admission requirements Music Theory Knowledge of note names in treble and bass clefs. Signature of the minor and major tonalities. The ability to recognize and name all possible intervals within an octave, by ear and writing, melodic and harmonic. The ability to recognize and name the following triads melodic and harmonic, by ear and in writing, in root position only: major, minor, diminished and augmented. · the ability to recognize and name the following seventh chords melodic and harmonic, by ear and in
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Jazz > On stage Erasmus Jazz Price Erasmus Jazz Price Every year, Codarts presents the finals of the famous Erasmus Jazz Prize. This unique event for up-and-coming jazz talent is experiencing its 26th edition this year! During the final, the talents go to extremes to get the best out of themselves. They challenge themselves, explore and exceed the boundaries of music. Expect a very varied, unique jazz program with the best young musicians of the moment. The Erasmus Jazz Prize was introduced by Codarts and the Friends of Codarts Foundation to give young jazz talent
> Home > Education > Bachelors > Classical Music > Admission Admission requirements Bass trombone Admission requirements Bass trombone Generally Suifficent affinity with the instrument and its repertoire Sufficient possibilities for developments Show of sufficient drive to study and enthusiasm for music and instrument Bass trombone Technique: all major and minor scales over at least two octaves, joining natural notes Etudes: some etudes of contrasting technical character, e.g. from Vobaron, Kopprasch, Lafoss-Méthode complète Pieces: : a performance piece of the candidate’s own choice
Autumn edition: October 20–24, 2025 (full, application for waiting list possible) This course is ideal for anyone curious about dance movement therapy, especially those considering the Master in Dance Movement Therapy at Codarts (next cohort: September 2026). Experience the field, explore your interest, and learn from our experienced faculty.
Spring edition: February 16–20, 2026 This course is ideal for anyone curious about dance movement therapy, especially those considering the Master in Dance Movement Therapy at Codarts (next cohort: September 2026). Experience the field, explore your interest, and learn from our experienced faculty.
Spring edition: February 18 – February 20, 2026 This course is designed for anyone interested in music therapy, especially those considering the Master in Music Therapy at Codarts (next cohort: September 2026). Learn from experienced faculty, explore music therapy methods, and gain insight into the professional field.
This year, five new faculty members join Codarts Classical Music. Each brings a unique background and specialization – from music history to organ improvisation, and from tuba to bass trombone.
