Focusing on works by composers from the late ^19th to ^20th century repertoire, this class combines group and individual lessons with laboratory sessions with an orchestra in twos and threes, with a view to acquiring the keys to orchestration in all its forms.

With its long history, the organ is a multi-faceted instrument of infinite richness. It requires attentive listening, as well as a global understanding, according to its time and the culture that gave it form.

With its long history, the organ is a multi-faceted instrument of infinite richness. It requires attentive listening, as well as a global understanding, according to its time and the culture that gave it form.

The three-year first cycle is the foundation for learning to be a performer and leads to the DNSPM. The teachers, exceptional artists and teachers, guide the students in the development of their practice and their relationship with their instrument.

Lasting two years, the second cycle offers performers the opportunity to achieve the highest standards in the practice of their art, with autonomy and a critical sense.