Baroque Violin-Bachelorstudiengänge: Bewerbungsfristen (2026/27)

Germany provides an exceptional setting for studying Baroque Violin, offering students immersion in one of Europe's richest historical music traditions and birthplaces of Baroque music. At German universities and music conservatories, you'll explore authentic performance practices while studying in cities where Bach, Telemann, and Handel once composed and performed their masterpieces. The program combines intensive individual instruction with ensemble experience in period instruments, allowing students to work with original Baroque violins and bows while performing in historically significant venues like Leipzig's Thomaskirche or Dresden's Frauenkirche. Students benefit from Germany's thriving early music scene, access to world-class instrument collections, and opportunities to participate in renowned Baroque music festivals and specialized ensembles. What makes this experience unique is Germany's deep commitment to historical performance practice, combined with its vast archives of original Baroque manuscripts and strong tradition of musicological research. With affordable tuition at public music academies and regular masterclasses with leading period instrument specialists, Germany offers international students an unparalleled opportunity to develop expertise in Baroque violin performance while studying in a country where historical music remains vibrantly alive in its original settings.