Our course at University of Cambridge and Oxford delivers an all-rounded musical training at the highest level. 

 

Delivered at St Catherine’s College Cambridge, the course is taught by professors, conductors and experts steeped in the historic traditions of Oxford & Cambridge Universities and English Cathedral traditions. It is available for pre-formed choirs or instrumental ensembles, as well as individual vocal/instrumental students.

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Infused with an element of “cultural discovery” – the high-quality, antique-campus based course is enhanced by a diverse itinerary of extracurricular activities, e.g. attending concerts, visiting museums, immersing in natural landscapes etc. The result is an all-rounded and “natural” music learning experience that opens up and broadens the artistic and cultural minds of the students, gaining a wealth of new musical knowledge and its cultural relevance at the heart of Australia. 

 

Students can expect to learn a range of new repertoire as well as receiving coaching on the pieces that they bring along to the course. The course will be complemented by a balance of aural training, music theory & history, guided listening & music appreciation.

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Depending to the time of year, there could also be opportunities to rehearse/perform/exchange with local students during the course and at the graduation concert.

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An important focus of the course is 'performance'. Every afternoon, before class dismisses, an informal performance will be held. These are intended as ‘work-in-progress’ performances and are open to parents to attend. The last day of the course will conclude with a longer, formal public performance.