https://www.musicalchairs.info/rss/fr/piano-accompanimentPiano Accompaniment - Postes vacants, Stages/Cours, Concours/Prix & Instruments à Vendre - musicalchairs - The world's leading online resource for Classical Music Professionals.frCopyright: (C) musicalchairs 2026 see https://www.musicalchairs.info/about/terms for terms and conditions of reuse.features@musicalchairs.info (musicalchairs)Fri, 02 Oct 2026 11:15:47 +010060http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssRepetiteurs are the lynchpin of an opera company. On the Repetiteurship course, you will study all the core skills needed to enter the profession. During your time at the RCS, you will play and perform in a variety of productions, concerts and opera scenes. As a student of the MMus/MA Repetiteurship course, you will study on the Alexander Gibson Opera School, working closely with Scottish Opera and the RCS Vocal Performance Department. The Repetiteurship course is run by Duncan Williams, a highly experienced repetiteur and teacher of national and international repute. There will be an opportunity to receive coaching from external professionals from the UK opera companies, and work on productions with highly experienced conductors. Applicants are required to be technically proficient at the keyboard to a very high standard. You will play music of all genres from the baroque to contemporary. Students will be taught the fundamentals of repetiteurship, including how to play orchestrally, how to work with a conductor, and how to coach singers. A large part of the training will be participating in practical sessions, such as playing for language and performance classes, masterclasses, and singing lessons. The Opera Department works closely with the Conducting Department, and opportunities often arise for repetiteurs to develop conducting skills and experience, if they so wish. Recent productions at RCS include Die Zauberflöte, Idomeneo, The Rape of Lucretia, Cendrillon, L’étoile, Flight, Dead Man Walking, and Die Dreigroschenoper.Fri, 02 Oct 2026 11:15:47 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/77?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/77?ref=347The Piano for Dance programme is an innovative postgraduate degree, delivered in partnership with Scottish Ballet. Utilising the resources and facilities of both RCS and Scottish Ballet, this programme offers a unique mix of professional tutelage and practical application, aimed at supporting the needs of each individual student. Pianists aspiring to work within the professional dance sector receive regular mentoring from industry-established dance musicians and teachers. The programme also offers the opportunity to gain a wide range of appropriate experience, working within a professional environment alongside Scottish Ballet’s artistic staff and dancers. From the earliest stages of training, students play for all aspects of work with RCS and Scottish Ballet, in dance classes, rehearsals and education projects. Additionally, you will study exam syllabus work, collaborative piano skills, dance forms, dance vocabulary and core ballet and class repertoire. This helps you to develop the skills needed to give the dancers and teachers the necessary musical support in class work and rehearsals. Solid piano technique is vital and you will also have access to regular lessons with tutors from the Keyboard department, reinforcing aspects of piano technique, keyboard harmony and repertoire. The Piano for Dance course provides a balance between supported learning and practical application. Our partnership with Scottish Ballet allows our students to experience the realities of the professional world, whilst having the security of the experienced teaching faculty to support their continued learning. There is a chronic lack of skilled dance pianists and it is gratifying that all our previous students have found work within the dance world.Fri, 02 Oct 2026 11:12:03 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/75?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/75?ref=347Collaborative Piano is a varied and challenging postgraduate programme which will prepare you for a demanding profession. Alongside a team of highly experienced professional pianists and chamber musicians, you will engage in a range of collaborative opportunities to prepare you for this demanding profession working with students and lecturers from all departments at RCS. Developing core skills form the foundation of the Collaborative Piano programme. In addition to the extensive development of standard duo repertoire, additional supporting skills are also cultivated in regular group classes including; sight-reading, orchestral reductions, transposition, figured bass, playing for choirs, vocal and instrumental coaching, and languages. MMus Collaborative Pianists also enjoy extensive performing opportunities, whether in concerts, competitions or playing for students. The programme provides a wide range of choices for assessment, including studio recordings, commissions of new collaborative works, independent projects and full-length recitals. Students who have graduated in this course have gone on to have professional careers as collaborative pianists and work for a wide range of institutions and organisations throughout the world. Graduates also work in the fields of music education, arts management and administration, and music in the community, where an MMus degree is highly valued.Fri, 02 Oct 2026 10:52:49 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/67?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/67?ref=347Are you a young musician with dreams of international acclaim? Brentwood School’s annual International Music Competition offers a special opportunity to showcase your skills, receive expert feedback, and win prestigious awards, including scholarships, bursaries, and monetary prizes. Open to exceptional young concert musicians, the competition also provides the opportunity to secure a full boarding bursary and adjudication from a world-renowned panel. All finalists receive a place on our Specialist Music Programme, designed for exceptional young musicians aiming for professional careers 1st Place: £1000 2nd Place: £500 3rd Place: £300 In addition, after the final, a special grand prize will also be awarded, up to the value of a full-boarding bursary (£60.000 per annum). Applicants should be of an outstanding standard (Grade 8+) who are seriously considering a professional career as a musician.Wed, 23 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/competitions/6332?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/competitions/6332?ref=347This course is a continuation of Interpretation for Orchestra Instrument/ Piano/ Organ, In-depth Studies 1. It gives you an opportunity to further develop your ability as an orchestra musician, pianist or organist and to problematise different stylistic characteristics. The course includes instrumental studies and chamber music in which you can delve deeper in your artistic work with the repertoire of the course. You will progress from identifying and utilising stylistic characteristics in the repertoire to problematising them and your artistic choices. In this course, as in its predecessor, those who play an orchestra instrument will get to take part in joint productions with students in the graduate program for symphonic orchestra performance and in instrument-specific ensembles.Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/courses/11408?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/courses/11408?ref=347This course is intended for students who have completed an artistic bachelor’s degree program in music and want to develop their ability as an orchestra musician, pianist or organist. You will also get a chance to expand your skills in artistic interpretation through in-depth study and analysis of the course repertoire. The course provides you with an in-depth and formal understanding, both as a soloist and in an ensemble, of various works. You will learn to identify and utilise stylistic attributes in the repertoire, work independently and demonstrate awareness of your own part in relation to the score. The curriculum includes instrumental studies and chamber music. For those who play an orchestra instrument, it also includes orchestra performance in joint productions with students in the graduate program for symphonic orchestra performance. See also the continuation course Interpretation for Orchestra Instrument/Piano/Organ 2 (MA level).Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/courses/11407?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/courses/11407?ref=347This course is a continuation of Interpretation for Orchestra Instrument/ Piano/ Organ 1 and aims at further developing your artistic interpretive ability, and developing the perception of the role of your main instrument as part of an orchestra. You participate both in individual lessons, in chamber music lessons and in symphonic orchestra playing with students from the master's programme in Symphonic Orchestra Performance. The course is a preparation for the master's programme in Symphonic Orchestra Performance and also aims at developing you in realizing your own artistic ideas and to be able to communicate with audiences. The course is on undergraduate level and runs full-time during one semester.Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/courses/11406?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/courses/11406?ref=347In this course you practice your artistic interpretive ability, and develop the perception of the role of your main instrument as part of an orchestra. You participate both in individual lessons, in chamber music lessons and in symphonic orchestra playing with students from the master's programme in Symphonic Orchestra Performance. The course is a preparation for the master's programme in Symphonic Orchestra Performance and also aims at developing you in realizing your own artistic ideas and to be able to communicate with audiences. The course is on undergraduate level and runs full-time during one semester. See also the continuation course Interpretation for Orchestra Instrument/Piano/Organ 2.Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/courses/11405?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/courses/11405?ref=347Italian Opera Workshop, January 2027, will focus on Gaetano Donizetti's L'elisir d'amore. Teacher: M° Antonello Allemandi Period: from January the 3rd until January the 6th 2027 Real opportunities for the best students. The workshop is directed to conductors, pianists and singers who want to increase their experience with the operatic repertoire. Professionals eager to enhance their knowledge of Italian opera are welcome, as are students who know the score and wish to approach it from a professional perspective. The course is articulated in n°4 (four) days of lessons. The conductors will have daily podium time and daily frontal lessons with the teacher, the singers and the pianists will work daily with the teacher and the student conductors on their role in the opera.Thu, 10 Sep 2026 19:08:18 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/courses/11396?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/courses/11396?ref=347Basel International Piano Accompanist Competition 2027 An international competition dedicated to the art of piano accompaniment, open to pianists of all ages and nationalities worldwide. Categories A｜Vocal Accompaniment B｜Instrumental Accompaniment C｜Vocal & Instrumental Accompaniment Repertoire Two or more works, with a total performance time of up to 15 minutes. Repertoire may range from Baroque to contemporary classical music. Works originally written with orchestral accompaniment may also be performed in piano arrangement. Application Deadline: March 7, 2027 Format: Online Video Competition Video Submission: YouTube (Unlisted) or Bilibili Eligibility: No age or nationality restrictions The competition aims to recognize outstanding piano accompanists and support their professional development and international careers.Thu, 03 Sep 2026 06:51:06 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/competitions/6291?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/competitions/6291?ref=347Our Open Days are held twice a year and are designed to give you a real insight into life as a conservatoire student. Take part in introductory talks, tour our £57 million music building and meet our trailblazing academics and inspiring students. Our Open Days cover all of our Music and Acting undergraduate and postgraduate courses. You’ll also have an opportunity to speak to our support teams such as Accommodation, Admissions and Finance, giving you an insight into how we can help you throughout your studies. Why visit an RBC Open Day? - Speak to current students about what it's like to study at RBC and live in Birmingham - Discover more about the courses you're interested in and how we'll support you to pursue your passion - Explore the state-of-the-art facilities where you could be developing your skills - Visit nearby student accommodation to see where you could be livingThu, 13 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/53?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/53?ref=347The RNCM’s specialised Postgraduate Diploma: Advanced Studies (PGDip) is ideal for performers and composers who have a Master’s-level qualification and wish to perfect their craft with us. Designed to enhance your musical experience, the programme offers exceptional Principal Study and group tuition, complemented by a flexible choice of modules that reflect the dynamic and evolving music industry. You’ll also benefit from a range of performance and professional development opportunities to further enhance your creative and technical skills and employability. The PGDip: Advanced Studies in Performance/Composition consists of 120 credits, and comprises the following two strands: Advanced Performance/Composition tuition and two elective modules. All PGDip students receive regular tuition from the RNCM’s team of internationally-acclaimed staff, a wealth of performance opportunities both at the College and externally, support of an appointed mentor who will advise you through your selection of options and in preparation for your final performance/portfolio, and vocational and academic elective modules options that complement specialist tuition and performance activities.Thu, 09 Apr 2026 09:40:13 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/36?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/36?ref=347Through a combination of advanced practical and pedagogical training and vocational studies, the RNCM’s specialist Master of Performance (MPerf) programme heightens the skills and techniques needed to ensure you thrive. It’s perfect for graduates who are looking to become professional performers, providing exceptional one-to-one tuition, solo and ensemble performance opportunities, and specialist guidance on self-promotion. The course also offers training in instrumental teaching, the chance to gain real-world experience via an external industry placement, and the opportunity to work with professionals to create and edit your own expertly-produced recording, ensuring your future is as sustainable as it is successful. The programme consists of 180 credits and comprises five main components: Principal Study, Recording Project, Practical Pedagogy, Research Module and one Practical Option. Students experience training in performance to a professional level, and gain the knowledge necessary for self-promotion in the music industry. You will benefit from the expertise and guidance of the RNCM’s world-class teaching staff and visiting tutors, receiving a tailored blend of regular learning and performance opportunities, including one-to-one tuition, masterclasses, solo and small ensemble performance, specialist classes and workshops, lectures and seminars, practical exercises, independent learning and an external professional placement.Thu, 09 Apr 2026 09:22:35 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/35?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/35?ref=347In an innovative response to tackling the crisis in music education, the RNCM is proud to offer an industry-leading Master of Education (MEd). This highly specialised degree is for music teaching professionals who wish to gain further training and accreditation for their teaching and/or conducting practice. It is also ideal for musicians who have completed an undergraduate or postgraduate course at university or conservatoire and are now looking to specialise in education. The degree requires the completion of 180 credits and includes four compulsory modules: Music Education: Philosophy, Theory and Practice; Research Methods: Music Education RMME; Dissertation; and Placement. Alongside the Master of Education, this programme offers two other potential exit awards: -Postgraduate Diploma: 120 credits, including completion of the Music Education: Philosophy, Theory and Practice, and Placement modules. -Postgraduate Certificate: 90 credits, including completion of the Music Education: Philosophy, Theory and Practice, or Conducting module.Wed, 08 Apr 2026 15:34:08 +0100https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/33?ref=347https://www.musicalchairs.info/fr/degree-courses/33?ref=347