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Harpsichord

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Department of Early Music To the website of the department

Courses offered

Study information:

undergraduate studies

Degree:

Bachelor of Music

Standard period of study:

8 Semester

Content:

Major in music with a specialization (performance, instrumental pedagogy, or early music) starting in the 5th semester

Prerequisite:

General university entrance qualification (Abitur), passed aptitude test, proof of language level B2 (for foreign applicants) - deviating requirements are described in the special requirements for the aptitude test.

Application and aptitude test

Online application process via the HISinOne portal

Application period:

February 15 – March 15 for the winter semester
October 1 – October 31 for the summer semester

You can find out about current changes on the dates and deadlines page.

Aptitude test period:

May/June for the winter semester
January for the summer semester

Aptitude test:

ATTENTION: Applications and entrance exams for the B.Mus. Harpsichord program are no longer being accepted.

Study organization

→ Student counseling

→ Dates and deadlines

→ Re-registration | Suspension of studies | Part-time study

→ Examination regulations

→ International Office

Study documents

Studienverlaufs- und Prüfungsplan
Modulhandbuch
Rahmenprüfungs- und -studienordnung
RPSO (Vbl. 1/2012; gilt nur in Teilen)
RPSO 1. Änderung (Vbl. 1/2012; gilt nur in Teilen)
Fachprüfung- und -studienordnung (Lesefassung FPSO v. 04.09.2017 i. d. F. der Fünften Änderung v. 30.04.2025)
Contact

Academic counseling

Prof. Bernhard Klapprott

Professor of Harpsichord, Clavichord, Early Fortepiano, Organ (Early Music) and Basso continuo

bernhard.klapprott(at)hfm-weimar.de

General academic counseling

Signe Pribbernow

Deputy Head of Department Academic and Student Affairs

+49 3643 | 555 184

signe.pribbernow(at)hfm-weimar.de
Department of Early Music To the website of the department

Courses offered

Study information:

The Advanced Artistic Studies Program—Concert Diploma is designed to foster artistic excellence at the highest level and thus prepare students for a career as soloists and chamber musicians in top-tier ensembles. The Concert Diploma is equivalent to a doctoral degree.

Degree:

Konzertexamen (concert examination)

Standard period of study:

4 Semester

Content:

Postgraduate studies in the main subject with a high proportion of self-study; work studies and chamber music can be chosen as supplementary subjects.

Prerequisite:

Subject-specific master's or diploma degree, passed aptitude test

Application and aptitude test

Online application process via the HISinOne portal

Application period:

February 15 – March 15 for the winter semester
October 1 – October 31 for the summer semester

You can find out about current changes on the dates and deadlines page.

Aptitude test period:

May/June for the winter semester
January for the summer semester

Aptitude test:

Multi-stage aptitude assessment process

Stage 1: Selection based on audiovisual recordings

Stage 2: In-person examination (subject-specific committee)

Stage 3: In-person examination (interdisciplinary committee)

Here you will find the specific requirements and the aptitude test regulations.

Study organization

→ Student counseling

→ Dates and deadlines

→ Re-registration | Suspension of studies | Part-time study

→ Examination regulations

→ International Office

Study documents

Studienplan
Prüfungsordnung
Prüfungsordnung, 1. Änderung
Studienordnung
Contact

Academic counseling

Prof. Bernhard Klapprott

Professor of Harpsichord, Clavichord, Early Fortepiano, Organ (Early Music) and Basso continuo

bernhard.klapprott(at)hfm-weimar.de

General academic counseling

Signe Pribbernow

Deputy Head of Department Academic and Student Affairs

+49 3643 | 555 184

signe.pribbernow(at)hfm-weimar.de
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Harpsichord

Courses offered

Application and aptitude test

Study organization

Study documents

Contact

Courses offered

Application and aptitude test

Study organization

Study documents

Contact