Department of Theory and Musicology

The Department of Theory and Musicology aims to provide solid training in the creative, investigative, analytical, and educational aspects of the musical discipline.

About the Department of Theory and Musicology

The Department of Theory and Musicology has a distinguished faculty composed of composers, musicologists, instrumentalists, and music theory specialists. This department is responsible for planning and supervising the teaching and learning processes related to the competencies common to all undergraduate and graduate programs at the Conservatory.

Learning outcomes

  • Technical skills necessary for artistic self-expression.
  • A general understanding of the repertoire in its main area.
  • The ability to sight-read fluently, demonstrating both general musical ability and ability in the area of primary concentration.
  • Sufficient knowledge and skills to work as a leader and in collaboration, in matters of musical performance.
  • Keyboard skills.
  • Growth in artistry, technical skills, collaborative competence, and repertoire knowledge.
  • Experiences as a member of an ensemble.
  • Understanding and ability to comprehend the forms, processes, and structures in music, and to apply this knowledge in activities based on composition, performance, and analysis.
  • The ability to place music in historical, cultural and stylistic contexts.

Examples of courses attached to the Department:

  • Sol-fa
  • Musical theory
  • Stories
  • Thematic courses
  • Musical Direction
  • Keyboard Skills
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