Formation au CA - Jazz - 2ème Cycle
Information
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Name
Formation au CA - Jazz
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Cycle
2nd Cycle
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Course's number of years
5 years
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Maximum duration
The course lasts two years, but can be spread over a period of up to five years.
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ECTS
120
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Delivered diploma
Certificat d'Aptitude and Diplôme de2e cycle supérieur de pédagogie et formation à l'enseignement de la musique conferring the grade of Master
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Course objectives and content
The course is organised into three main teaching units (TU):
- teaching unit 1: teaching and training
- teaching unit 2: developing a professional identity as a teaching musician
- teaching unit 3: drawing on research in the artistic and pedagogical fields
Each of these units groups together several skills modules:
- teaching students (UE1)
- training trainers (UE1)
- building an identity as a teaching musician (UE2)
- leading teams (UE2)
- designing and running an educational project (UE3)
- conducting research (UE3).
These credit-bearing modules vary in organisation and duration.
DISCIPLINES
UE 1: Teaching and training :
Education sciences
Jazz culture applied to pedagogy 1 and 2
Individual didactics
Individual practice didactics course
Group didactics
Group practice course
UE 2 : Developing a professional identity as a teaching musician
Jazz culture applied to pedagogy 3
Aesthetics, arts and literature
Introduction to improvisation
Rhythm pedagogy
Team management
Observation of meetings
UE 3 : Drawing on research in the artistic and educational fields
Project methodology
Pedagogical project
Research methodology
Support in writing the dissertation
Research dissertation
Foreign language
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French language certificate
B2
Disciplines
Entrance exam
Formation au CA - Jazz
Opening date for registration : 02 November 2024
Closing date for registration : 02 December 2024
Exam dates : ADMISSIBILITÉ - du 2 mars au 31 mars 2025 ADMISSION - épreuves écrites - 14 et 15 avril 2025 ADMISSION - épreuve orale - du 2 au 18 septembre 2025
N.B.: Depending on developments in the health situation, the timetable and procedures for the entrance examinations may be subject to change.
Teacher training is open to holders of :
- a State music teacher's diploma or a certificate of aptitude for music teacher's duties in another discipline, field or option, or a national higher professional musician's diploma or a diploma validating a first cycle of higher education in music or a European bachelor's or master's degree in the discipline, and where applicable the field and option, of the expected certificate of aptitude ;
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- the baccalaureate or a French or foreign diploma recognised as exempt or equivalent.
Candidates are exempt from the eligibility tests if they have been accepted to follow or to continue, in the discipline and, where applicable, the field and option of the expected certificate of aptitude, a second or third cycle of higher education in music provided by one of the Paris or Lyon national conservatories of music and dance.
Eligibility
Test dates: 6 March to 2 April 2023
Eligible candidates must sit the admission tests in the same year.
The benefit of eligibility is not retained.
JAZZ
Instrumental or vocal performance:
A list of 10 pre-1950 standards and 10 post-1950 standards is sent to candidates when they register. From this list, the jury chooses three pieces to be played from memory with a rhythm section provided by the CNSMDP (piano, bass, drums).
Original composition Candidates perform one of their own compositions, accompanied by the rhythm section (lasting 2 to 5 minutes).
Candidates meet the rhythm section a few minutes before their performance. They must present clear, precise scores for the rhythm section and provide 3 extra copies of their original composition for the jury.
Free improvisation : solo, maximum duration: 3 minutes
Sight-reading : one round with a box without an instrument
Admission
Dates and nature of the tests:
24 and 25 April 2023
- Written test of listening commentary and analysis (3h30)
- Written test of text commentary (3h30)
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from 4 to 16 September 2023
An interview with the jury (30 to 40 minutes maximum) comprising :
- an observation test based on the musical performance of one or more students (or groups of students for candidates in jazz or musical training)
- questions relating in particular to the content of the written tests, the candidate's musical and general knowledge, and his/her motivations and ideas about teaching.
An average of less than 5/20 in any of these tests is eliminatory.
N.B.: Candidates admitted to the competitive entrance examination for teacher training who are not nationals of French-speaking countries must present, before 10 December following their first enrolment at the Conservatoire, a certificate issued by a body approved by the French government attesting to a level of French at least equal to B2 on the Council of Europe's scale of common reference levels.