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ヨーロッパでクラシック音楽演奏を学ぶということは、大学の学部ではなく音楽院（コンセルヴァトワール）を選ぶことを意味します。世界をリードする音楽院の多くはヨーロッパにあります。ハーグ王立音楽院、パリ音楽院（CNSMDP）、ウィーンのMDW、ベルリン音楽大学（Hochschule für Musik Berlin）など、数多くの名門校が揃っています。
教育は集中的かつ個人的なもので、主に師弟関係を中心に構築されています。どの教授に師事するかは、どの学校を選ぶかと同じくらい、あるいはそれ以上に重要です。入学はオーディションによる選考で、水準は非常に高く設定されています。
実際に学ぶこと
クラシック音楽演奏 の主要分野
主任教授による個人楽器レッスンまたは声楽レッスン
室内楽およびアンサンブル演奏
音楽理論、和声法、楽曲分析
歴史的演奏慣習とレパートリーの幅広い習得
なぜクラシック音楽演奏にヨーロッパを選ぶのか？
この専門分野でヨーロッパのプログラムが際立つ理由
Europe's classical music infrastructure is simply unmatched globally — dozens of top-tier conservatoires, professional orchestras in every major city, an opera house tradition spanning centuries, and a festival circuit stretching across the continent and beyond. Tuition at public conservatoires is often heavily subsidized, master classes with internationally recognized soloists are built into curricula, and students perform in venues with centuries of concert history. The density of professional music-making across European cities means students encounter and collaborate with working professionals in ways that build real networks.
キャリアの方向性
クラシック音楽演奏 卒業生のキャリアパス
オーケストラ奏者（セクション奏者または首席奏者）
ソロまたは室内楽演奏家
音楽院または学校での音楽教育者
給与とキャリア展望
この分野の卒業生が現実的に稼ぐ収入
€18,000 – €70,000+ (entry-level orchestral positions to established principals and soloists; section players in major European orchestras typically earn €30,000 – €65,000; freelance income is highly variable)典型的な給与レンジ
業界への入り方
プログラムと雇用主が実際に求めていること
Auditions are the primary selection criterion — live or recorded performances on the primary instrument or voice are required by virtually all conservatoires. Portfolios should include contrasting repertoire demonstrating technical range, stylistic breadth, and musical sensitivity. Many conservatoires also assess sight-reading, aural skills, and music theory, and some include a short interview or artistic statement. Research each institution's specific requirements and the primary instrument studios available before applying — the fit between student and teacher is often as important as the institutional name, and a great teacher at a lesser-known school may serve you better than a famous institution where you won't get individual attention.
クラシック音楽演奏 を扱うプログラム
この専門分野に強いコンテンツを持つ欧州の認証プログラム
Classical Music Performance (Voice)
Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre Tallinn, Estonia
Master's English 2 years
EU: €1,600 Per yearNon-EU: €7,500
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Classical Music Performance (Voice) Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre
The voice studies program offers comprehensive training in classical vocal performance, covering repertoire from the Baroque to the late Romantic eras, while also embracing contemporary vocal techniques from the 20th and 21st centuries. Students receive individual instruction, stage experience, and training in acting, stage movement, speech, and historical makeup. They also develop ensemble skills through oratorio, a cappella, and instrumental collaborations. The Opera Studio provides hands-on performance opportunities, including annual full opera productions prepared with professional directors, conductors, and designers, ensuring students are fully equipped for careers in opera and concert performance.
Applicants must hold an undergraduate diploma (or higher). Entry qualification documents must be in English and submitted with certified copies. Originals can be presented upon arrival. Proficiency in English is required. Additional program-specific requirements, such as an admission audition, apply. For detailed procedures and timelines, applicants should consult the official admission information and audition guidelines.
This bachelor's program focuses on developing the skills needed for a professional career in classical music performance. It includes two specialization options: one centered on mastering a classical instrument, and another combining two main musical areas. Both tracks support personal artistic development, ensemble collaboration, and creative leadership in musical projects. The curriculum integrates instrumental training, music history, arranging, aural skills, performance, and outreach. Students also engage in concert production and complete a bachelor's thesis, gaining practical and theoretical knowledge vital for today’s evolving music landscape.
Admission to this bachelor's program requires meeting the Higher Education Entrance Qualification for international applicants, as outlined in Norway’s GSU list (https://hkdir.no/en/foreign-education/lists-and-databases/higher-education-entrance-qualification-gsu), along with certified English language proficiency. Candidates must also pass entrance examinations that assess music theory, aural skills, and performance ability on a main instrument. These evaluations may include a live audition or, for international applicants, a recorded performance and online assessments. Strong instrumental skills, basic knowledge in music theory and aural training, and familiarity with standard repertoire are essential for applicants.
This master's program in classical music performance offers two distinct specializations. The Artistic Performance specialization allows students to focus on a principal instrument while pursuing in-depth areas such as orchestral academy, ensemble singing, collaborative piano, choir conducting, creative performance, or classical music improvisation. The Artistic Scientific specialization combines principal instrumental study with academic modules in musicology and theory, culminating in a thesis related to the student's repertoire. Both tracks emphasize individual artistry, ensemble experience, and comprehensive music research, preparing students for advanced professional or academic careers.
Admission to this master's program requires a completed bachelor's degree or equivalent education of at least three years (180 ECTS), including a minimum of 80 ECTS in performing music, with at least 20 ECTS at an advanced level. Applicants must pass an entrance exam that includes an audition with a self-selected program and an interview. Both components are scored, each accounting for 50% of the total evaluation, and a minimum score is required to progress. Familiarity with philosophy of science, aesthetics, and analysis is recommended.
Bern University of Applied Sciences Zollikofen, Switzerland
Master's English 2 years
EU: €1,020 Per semesterNon-EU: €1,020
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Music Performance – Classical Bern University of Applied Sciences
This master's program focuses on advanced artistic training in classical music performance, with specializations in either instrumental or vocal performance, or conducting wind music. The curriculum consists of core subject studies, artistic practice, and theoretical and research components, totaling 120 ECTS credits. Students are required to perform a public concert and submit a written program booklet as their final project. Special emphasis is placed on individual specialization and ensemble performance, including chamber music, historical performance, contemporary music interpretation, and stage presence training.
Students can tailor their education through a wide range of minors, such as opera, composition, jazz arrangement, sound arts, and more, allowing them to deepen skills in a secondary instrument, explore interdisciplinary performance, or expand into music education and research. The classical track includes modules like collaborative piano and orchestra participation, while the wind music conducting track emphasizes score reading, orchestration, and repertoire studies. Elective modules from related institutions and disciplines further enrich the program's flexibility.
To apply for this master's program in Music and Performing Arts, candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in music. Exceptionally talented individuals may be considered for special admission. Admission is competitive and based on an entrance examination that evaluates both artistic ability and personal qualities such as motivation, independence, and resilience. Applicants should demonstrate strong technical proficiency, interpretative skills, and an openness to artistic dialogue, as well as a willingness to engage in interdisciplinary work.
Language skills in German, French, or English are necessary, depending on the instructor, as the program operates in a multilingual and international environment. International applicants must also meet Swiss visa and residency requirements and secure appropriate health insurance. The entrance exam includes a practical component and is conducted in person.
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