OrgelHochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg

The page describes the organ study program at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg (HfMT). The Instrumentalmusik program aims to equip students with the skills for professional and artistic mastery of the organ repertoire in solo, chamber music, and orchestral settings. It also covers pedagogical foundations and versatile communication skills, laying the groundwork for instrumental teaching.

The Master's program focuses on developing abilities to position instrumental music with innovative concepts within the music scene, building upon a high artistic level.

The standard period of study for the Bachelor's program in Instrumentalmusik is 8 semesters, while the Master's program in Instrumentalmusik is 4 semesters.

The page lists faculty members, including Prof. Pieter van Dijk, Prof. Jan Ernst, and Prof. Wolfgang Zerer.

The page provides links to important documents such as:

• Bachelor program regulations
• Master program regulations (19th-21st century)
• Master program regulations (Early Music)
• Concert exam regulations

Links to course catalogs are provided for the Bachelor's and Master's programs, including specializations in Early Music and 19th-21st century music.

The page also mentions the admission exam, with details and specific requirements available via provided links to the examination regulations for the Bachelor's, Master's, and concert exam programs in Instrumentalmusik.

Contact information is provided for Cansu Arslan (Orgel office) and Prof. Wolfgang Zerer (Head of Organ/Church Music Department).