Studying in Europe

[mig]

I'm considering going to Europe to get a Master's degree, and I seriously want a career in peformance. Any suggestions on "where to go"?

Thanks,
Mig

[rohansahai]

Austria - Music University of Vienna, Music University of Graz, Vienna Academy of music.
U.K. - The four Royal Schools, Guildhall , Trinity
Germany - Hannover Conservatory
Russia - Moscow Conservatory, Leningrad Conservatory, Kiev (Ukraine) conservatory.
These are a few of them...there are many others , but someone from Europe itself might be be more helpful ..

[zheer]

If i were 18 years old and a genios i would study at the Moscow conservatory.

[paris]

don't forget Mozarteum, Salzburg

[hlconceiro]

Lizst Ferenc school at Budapest
Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía (Madrid)

[kreso]

I would deffinetly recomended Moscow conserwatory, but there is also, for me, one of the greatist piano teacher in Germany-Karl-Heinz Kamerling, so I would suggest him.

[pianowelsh]

What no one has mentioned the Paris superieur or ecole normale.  Shed loads of pianists come out of those.  there are also the major british conservatories.  the weimar Hochschule.  Sibelius academy. Imola academy. geneva conservatory warsaw conservatory prague conservatory.  mozarteum is way up there Yes and Vienna Conservaory (Hochschule) Berlin acad of fine Arts, Kiev and Moscow of course although they are eastern european.  Lyon conservatoire is also good. You could do worse than Rome and milan conservatories.  There are so many good schools in europe take your pick check out the teachers and consider the practicalities of living in your chosen destination - you can make it professionally from any of the above if your good enough - they all have clout.

[etudes]

I would deffinetly recomended Moscow conserwatory, but there is also, for me, one of the greatist piano teacher in Germany-Karl-Heinz Kamerling, so I would suggest him.

Karl-Heinz Kämmerling is both  in Hannover and Salzburg(Mozarteum)

[eduard]

Vienne -Noel Flores
Bruxelles and Berne - Aleksandar Madzar
Prague- M. Lapsansky
Paris - J. Rouvier
Francfort- L. Netochenny
Koln - P. Gililov and A. Valdma
Munich- E. Wirsseladze
Budapest- G. Nador
Graz- A. Satz
Moskouv - V. Gornostayeva

[mig]

Thanks a lot for your advice. I'll be looking into all of this stuff. BTW, eduard, Malinin died recently, iirc. My teacher studied with him.

Thanks,
Mig

[kreso]

Karl-Heinz Kämmerling is both  in Hannover and Salzburg(Mozarteum)

And in Zagreb also!!

[eduard]

Tell me something about Music academy in Zagreb. Which kind of piano school is it? Have you good piano teachers?

[Kassaa]

The Netherlands has a very good conservatory too. Jan Wijn, Hakon Austbo etc.

[etudes]

ViennBre -Noel Flores
Bruxelles and Berne - Aleksandar Madzar
Prague- M. Lapsansky
Paris - J. Rouvier
Francfort- L. Netochenny
Koln - P. Gililov and A. Valdma
Munich- E. Wirsseladze
Budapest- G. Nador
Graz- A. Satz
Moskouv - E. Malinin, V. Gornostayeva

add V.Lobanov in Köln,Vadim Suchanow in Munich
Hans Laygraf,Rolf Plagge in Salzburg and of course Kämmerling
Roland Keller in Vienna

[rohansahai]

Vienne -Noel Flores

Can you tell me more about him ...the name sounds VERY familiar !

[sjskb]

Can someone please enlighten me: what's the difference between Music University of Vienna and Vienna Academy of music??

more importantly, which one is BETTER? and why?

which are the more famous teachers of each of these?

thanks for answering these questions.

sjskb