The Department of Composition and Improvisational Music is dedicated to fostering a creative and innovative environment for its students. The department acknowledges the importance of balancing independent work with opportunities for collaboration, fostering a sense of creative synergy that can lead to unique and groundbreaking musical creations.
The department offers programmes in a variety of musical fields including jazz and folk music, both of which have gained significant prominence in recent years. Thanks to the diversity and wealth of experience of its teachers, students are exposed to a wide range of aesthetic visions and teaching styles, contributing to a comprehensive and varied learning experience.
The department encourages experimental concerts and performances, aiming to keep students engaged with the cutting edge of contemporary music. The curricula are designed to empower students to take control of their learning journey while also promoting cross-pollination and collaboration across different musical disciplines. Ultimately, the department aims to cultivate innovative thinkers and creators in the field of music who are capable of pushing boundaries and contributing to the evolution of the musical landscape.
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CURRICULA
The Department of Composition and Improvisational Music makes the following curricula available for study:
- Composition and Music Technology (Bachelor’s and Master’s Studies, in English and in Estonian);
- Jazz, Traditional and Folk Music (Bachelor’s Studies, only in Estonian);
- Jazz Studies (Bachelor’s Studies, only in English);
- Jazz and Improvisational Music (Master’s Studies, in English and in Estonian);
- Contemporary Performance and Composition (CoPeCo) (Master’s Studies, only in English).