ANT 1. Northern Lights

Online social community to prepare the physical exchange
November 11-15, 2023 (5 physical days)

Description of the EOA module

AN EXCITING EXPLORATION OF THE FASCINATING REPERTOIRE OF THE NORDIC LANDS!

This module gives a rare and special opportunity to dive into Scandinavia’s rich Vocal Music traditions. Non-Nordic singers will receive specific training in sung Scandinavian languages and styles by native speakers and Nordic music specialists.

Kind of voice:

All

Speciality of this module in comparison with other courses in Europe: 

Unique colleagues from Iceland and Stockholm, online component on Scandinavian repertoire, the first overview of the languages, pronunciation, and historical context.

Professors involved in this module:

• Susanne Schimmack
• Gary Jankowski
• Michelle Losier
• Anne Cambier
• Sabrina Avantario
• Guest lecturers: Gunnar Gudbjörnsson and Martin Hellström
• Aaron Wajnberg

Possible extras besides the module:

Students taking part in this module can request to join the regular activities of the department.

Minimum and maximum number of EOA students: 

1-5 students

Number of teaching production hours of the EOA module: 

• Online: 3-4 hours
• Live: 25 hours
• Peer/video feedback: 5 hours

Number of ECTs: 

3 ECTs

Entrance examination: 

Apply through EASY with the clear mention of  the EOA-module.

• Application period is from 1 January 2023 till 1 May 2023 Please find all information here; https://www.ap-arts.be/en/education/music/register#Exchange%20students
• Selection is based on your EASY profile and materials entered through the EOA website. There is no specific repertoire asked.

Description of the final examination: 

Participants are evaluated based on their participation in the online offer and the live courses. The module will culminate into a final performance with Scandinavian repertoire by a selection of participants.

Teaching language and Required level of language:

English B2

Total expenses of the EOA module per student and what is included/excluded in this price: 

Taking part in the module is free but students need to pay for travel and accommodation themselves. They can apply for a grant at their home institution.

We can administratively support your application for a short blended mobility if your institution provides this offer.

Deadline for applications:

• 1st deadline: 8th of May 2023
• 2nd deadline: 1st of September (still possible via EASY as well)

Date for expected answers: 

• 1st deadline: 1st of June
• 2nd deadline: 30th of September