Which country is better for music students to study abroad? Music can truly become a universal language when you study abroad. Even if your German isn't perfect or your French is a little rusty, the thrill of listening to live music or joining a crowd on the dance floor can break down cultural barriers.
Interested in a music study abroad program but not sure which city to choose? Look no further – whether you like playing piano, singing sonatas, dancing to EDM, or just sitting back and listening, you can find it here Six cities experience all this and more. They're sure to spark your passion for music and study abroad!? 1. Vienna, Austria
When you study abroad in Vienna, you'll get a true music education. Home to Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart, as well as the Vienna Philharmonic and the famous Vienna Boys Choir, music has left its mark on almost every corner of the city.
Not to mention IES Abroad’s music classes, practice rooms and its own concert hall with a beautiful Steinway D piano, you’ll never miss a beat! You can take part in our semester and summer music Go “all in” to experience Viennese music during your study abroad program. ?2. Milan, Italy
Two words: Scala. Need we say more? When you study abroad in Milan, you are immediately immersed in everything musical.
Not only can you attend an operatic performance in our Milan - Music: Vocal, Composition and Instrumental program, you will also have the opportunity to perform in person, interact with famous composers and even do music-related exercises if you wish practice. In Milan, the influence of music is unavoidable (why would you?). ?3. Paris, France
Has the oldest national ballet in the world and the magnificent Palais Garnier Opera House (famous as the filming location of "Phantom of the Opera"). Studying in Paris is a music hobby The author's dream comes true.
Come and study here from Ravel, Berlioz, Fauré, Debussy and Boulanger when you take classes at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Musique/Conservatoire Alfred Cortot Get inspired by the city - studio art, dance and music study abroad programs.
Not content with just sitting back and listening? Dance. Take classical ballet and modern dance classes at Paris Dance School Marais, or dance your heart out at one of the city's many jazz clubs. ?4. Barcelona, ??Spain
Study abroad in Barcelona and experience everything the Catalan capital has to offer. You can attend a performance by the Barcelona Guitar Orchestra (cool, right?), listen to the sounds of street musicians on La Rambla, attend a flamenco show, and learn from the pros at the IES Abroad Center. The exciting sounds (and footsteps) of Barcelona add to the vibrant, bustling city. ?5. Tokyo, Japan
Why watch a performance when you can be the performer? Study abroad in Tokyo and try your hand at taiko drumming. Or, catch a dance drama performance at the Kabukiza Theater. Attending a Nippon Budokan concert should definitely be on your bucket list for studying music abroad.
Not to mention, you can learn about Japanese culture by listening to J-POP and Japanese traditional music in class. ?6. Berlin, Germany
Berlin is considered the cultural capital of Germany (Kulturhaupstadt).
So what does this mean? It means you can find amazing music every night across the city, from punk to EDM. This means you can attend a live performance by a German orchestra at the Berlin Konzerthaus. This means that when you study abroad in Berlin, you'll learn about the role of music in German pop culture inside and outside the classroom!? 7. Dublin, Ireland
The Emerald Isle has a unique style of Irish music that we believe you'll learn about in While studying abroad in Dublin you'll have the opportunity to learn how to dance (we can't guarantee you'll become an expert, but you'll definitely learn a few steps!).
In class you can take part in traditional Irish music workshops. After class, put your knowledge into practice with an IES internship at a local radio station, dance company or musical theatre. When you study music in Ireland, you'll fully experience Irish culture.