News from Faculty of Fine Arts
As a master student at the Department of Classical Music and Music Education , you will be challenged, motivated, inspired and prepared for a career in music. You will meet high-profiled performers strongly motivated to help you to develop as a musician!
The Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Classical Music and Music Education is now offering the Bachelor Programme in Music Performance in English, which opens the programme for international students from all over the world.
PhD-student Zack Bresler is doing his research on immersive 3D audio , and during the PUNKT festival he had a workshop and concert together with the famous Norwegian post-rock band, Spurv. They are repeating this event at the VIVID. a post_rock festival 20th - 21st of September.
Eleven emerging ensembles from ten European countries are invited to appear during the first Chamber Music Academy Leipzig 2019.
The Department of Classical Music and Music Education is sending two ensembles to be part of this high caliber event. The two ensembles are Trio Sørlandet and Norwegian Flute Ensemble.
The prestigious publishing house Berghahn Books has published Michael Rauhut's new book.
The article «The Music Data Dilemma: Issues Facing the Music Industry in Improving Data Management» written by Peter Jenner and published by The Intellectual Property Office June 2019 adresses the important issues of copyright and digital content in the music industry.
Nina Eidsheim is a former student at UiA, and since she finished her studies in 1998 she has completed a MFA in Music at the California Institute of the Arts and a Ph.D. in critical studies/experimental practices program at the University of California, San Diego.
Like every year in the spring, the students at the Department of Classical Music and Music Education organized their own Chamber Music Festival. Apart from the concerts they performed, there were lessons, master classes, an open dress rehearsal and lectures.
Every year the students at the Department of Classical Music and Music Education organize the Chamber Music Festival Vårfestspillene.
Cordula Hacke, professor II at the University of Agder, was this fall invited to an International Flute competition in Guangzhou, China, where she filled the role as an official piano partner.
-The people here at UiA are amazing, and so is the fact that we have access to great facilities such as studios and practice rooms. The students don't know how lucky they are!
On the last Sunday in November, a workshop concert was held for all students involved in the Chamber Music Class at the Department of Classical Music and Music Education. Then concert was led by professor II in Chamber music, Cordula Hacke.
Albanian students at UiA will in relation to the Albanian National Day have a concert performing music by Albanian and Norwegian composers. The concert will take place Saturday 24 november at the Library.
The title of Ingolv Haaland’s new album –Dawara– is Arabic and means repetition and symbolises the cyclic aspect of the music being played. "Some refrains may even be repeated without a definite end. Compositions are developed in circles," Haaland says.
Bless Kulphassorn Wongrukrut and Pun Jarurat Narksen came all the way from Thailand to attend the unique Master in Music Management at UiA where they are staying for one semester.
All students and employees are welcome to join the UiA choir! Choir practice is on Tuesdays from 16:00 to 18:00 in the hall in the K building. The first practice this autumn is on 28 August.
On 8. June, representatives from Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Agder (UiA), and Sørlandets Kunstmuseum (SKMU) visited the Courtauld Institute of Art in London.
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