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Performance: jazz and modern music

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This specialty is divided into two itineraries: jazz itinerary and modern music itinerary, and its main objective is to train highly qualified professionals in the field of musical interpretation and creation, connoisseurs of the diversity of possibilities available to them, possessors of their own language and aesthetics, and prepared to work with those formats, media, genres and creative contexts most necessary and usual when it comes to satisfying the work and professional demands of our time.

Curriculum
Winds: Jazz Clarinet, Flute MM, Sax Jazz/MM, Trombone Jazz/MM, Trumpet Jazz/MM
Jazz and modern music instruments: Electric Bass, Jazz/MM Drums, Jazz Double Bass, Jazz Guitar, MM Electric Guitar, MM Percussion, Jazz Piano, MM Keyboards, Jazz Violin
Singing: Jazz singing, Modern Music singing
Modalities

Jazz itineraries:

  • Drums

  • Singing

  • Clarinet

  • Double bass

  • Guitar

  • Piano

  • Saxophone

  • Trombone

  • Trumpet

  • Violin

Modern music itinerary:

  • Electric bass

  • Drums

  • Singing

  • Electric guitar

  • Percussion

  • Saxophone

  • Keyboards

  • Trombone

  • Trumpet

What are the benefits of this specialty?

Once you have finished your studies, you will have learned to perform, improvise and write for various instrumental formations (trios, quartets, quintets, larger groups and formations, big band, etc.), and to develop in the different disciplines and applications of the current musical creation in this style. You will therefore have the necessary tools for professional practice in a variety of work contexts.

What do the studies consist of?

The curriculum is made up of basic training subjects, compulsory specializations, electives and final degree work.

The compulsory subjects of the specialty include mainly the subjects of instrument or voice, complementary instrumental training and ensemble music, and include subjects such as:

  • Main instrument (individual teaching)

  • Secondary tool

  • Improvisation

  • Combos and big band

The training is complemented by content that allows you to develop professionally in all the most common areas and formats in this type of music, such as:

  • Understanding of the various languages ​​that coexist today

  • Analysis of the different styles and forms

  • Composition techniques and arrangements

For more information, see this program’s curriculum:

Curriculum
Winds: Jazz Clarinet, Flute MM, Sax Jazz/MM, Trombone Jazz/MM, Trumpet Jazz/MM
Jazz and modern music instruments: Electric Bass, Jazz/MM Drums, Jazz Double Bass, Jazz Guitar, MM Electric Guitar, MM Percussion, Jazz Piano, MM Keyboards, Jazz Violin
Singing: Jazz singing, Modern Music singing
Professors

Jazz and Modern Music teachers are highly qualified and plural in terms of aesthetics and styles. Internationally renowned teachers are also regularly invited to give master classes, seminars or workshops, both acting and ensemble, and to give students the opportunity to come into contact with different styles and contemporary creative thoughts and learn directly from teachers. of this kind of music.

Albert Bover De Soto, piano jazz.
Alfredo Lagos Aguilar, cambres.
Ana Brenes, cante flamenco
Ana Maria Finger Chouhy, cant jazz/MM.
Apel·les Carod Requesens, violí jazz.
Arecio González Avedillo, combos.
Carlos Martín Moreno, trombó jazz/MM.
Carme Canela Mir, cant jazz/MM.
Caterina Plana Cerdà, acordió diatònic.
Dani Pérez Amboage, guitarra jazz.
Daniel Forcada Mateo, percussió MM.
David Gómez Mohedano, bateria MM.
David Xirgu Cortacans, bateria jazz.
Didier Likeng, cor gospel.
Eduardo Tancredi, piano jazz.
Eladio Reinón Sánchez, saxo jazz/MM.
Francesc Capella Hempel, piano jazz.
Gorka Benítez Omar, flauta MM/saxo jazz/MM.
Ignasi Terraza Torra, piano jazz.
Ignasi Zamora Botella, baix elèctric.
Irene Reig Romero, combos.
Ismael Alcina Segura, baix elèctric.
Jesús Prieto Soria, guitarra MM.
Joan Asensio Esplugas, Col·lectives.
Joan Díaz Alférez, piano jazz.
Joan Mercader Geli, percussió MM.
Joan Monné Bonillo, piano jazz/combos.
Joan Sanmartí Serra, guitarra jazz.
Laura Marchal, cante flamenco
Lluc Casares Alcobé, combos.
Lluís Vidal López, piano jazz/col·lectives.
Mario Rossy Costa, contrabaix jazz.
Matthew Lee Simon, trompeta jazz/MM.
Mireia Lara Durà, cant jazz/MM.
Néstor Giménez Segura, piano jazz/col·lectives.
Oriol Saña Campoy, violí jazz.
Pep O’Callaghan Castellà, Col·lectives.
Rafael Cañizares, guitarra flamenco
Xavier Figuerola Monzonís, clarinet/saxo.
Xavier Ibáñez Toda, teclats.

What to do after the Bachelor’s Degree…

Those students who want to continue their studies at the ESMUC once graduated, they can enroll in one of the master’s degrees offered by the School.

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