The only one of its kind in Europe, this course trains students to become pianists who accompany dance classes, both classical and contemporary, choreographic performances and dance-related vocal conductors.

Created in 2002, the first accordion 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. Through intensive practice, students are helped to assert and express their artistic personality.

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.