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The Reina Sofía School of Music offers different programs adapted to the different realities of the students, allowing them to take specific studies and adapted itineraries, in order to support the best talent.
Exceptional Training
AIE Masterclasses
The AIE Masterclass Program is an essential part of the pedagogical plan of the Reina Sofía School of Music. It complements the core curriculum taught in the different professorships and approaches music education from a diverse and pluralistic perspective.
In the AIE Masterclasses, students have the opportunity to work personally with guest teachers, selected from among the best professionals in the international arena, the opportunity to learn about different styles of interpretation, and to appreciate different techniques.
All students must attend a minimum of 3 complete master classes of their choice, and their attendance is reflected in the certificate of studies.
Fernando Encinar Guest Artists Programme
The Fernando Encinar Guest Artists Program is specifically focused on the area of singing, also complementing the core curriculum and addressing vocal teaching from a technical and artistic approach.
In the program, singing students have the opportunity to work individually with renowned guest artists, selected from among the best singers and teachers in the international lyric field, which allows them to appreciate different interpretive styles and deepen their vocal technique in a comprehensive manner.
2026-27 Academic Year
Christa Mayer
Canto
17/02/2027
to the 18/02/2027
Michael Schade
Canto
08/04/2027
to the 10/04/2027
André Schuen
Canto
25/05/2027
to the 26/05/2027
Supporting unique projects
Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation Programme
The Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation Program is a subject of the Master’s Degree in Musical Performance at the Reina Sofía School of Music and is carried out thanks to the collaboration of the Banco Sabadell Foundation and If! Foundation.
The program has about 20 students each year and relies mostly on the methodology of Learning by doing, with the realization of a real project, in group. Through the design and implementation of this project, students learn notions, among others, of budgetary and administrative management, teamwork, communication and digital marketing, production.
Wellbeing and Artist Development
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Renaissance, Baroque and Classicism
Société Générale Historical Interpretation Program
The Société Générale Historical Interpretation Program seeks to expose the students of the Reina Sofía School of Music to the various interpretive traditions that have existed from the Renaissance (through the Baroque) and up to musical Classicism, through the study of its stylistic characteristics, repertoire, the history and evolution of the instruments, etc. Aspects that will serve for students to integrate into their practice knowledge and practices that until recently were exclusive to specialists, and that are increasingly necessary in the current musical profession.
The Société Générale Historical Interpretation Program has Paul Goodwin, a renowned English conductor, current director of the Carmel Bach Festival of California and with a great dedication in educational projects, as a tenured professor. And he is accompanied on the faculty by, Lina Tur Bonet Assistant professor of strings, Marco Testori Assistant professor of continuo and Daniel Espasa Assistant professor of harpsichord.
Admission
The only selection criterion is the talent of the candidate. The process consists of several phases:
1. Online Registration
2. Preselection
3. Audition
The registration period for the 2025-2026 auditions is closed, but do not miss the opportunity to be informed about the 2026-2027 auditions.
Complete the form and receive all the details to take the first step towards your musical future. Your talent matters to us!