This course, which draws on the complementary approaches of two teachers, enables students to appreciate the many historical, aesthetic and artistic dimensions of the organ, so as to create the conditions for a genuine encounter with each instrument. Joint work sessions, in the context of concerts, debates or workshops, give students the opportunity to speak out, to go into the details of a repertoire or style, but also to ensure ensemble cohesion and to forge their own musical personality.

From sight-reading alone or with partners, to the practice of transposition, orchestral and vocal ensemble reduction, improvised accompaniment and the study of the orchestral keyboard and contemporary piano, this teaching provides the technical fundamentals of piano accompaniment. Participation in classes, masterclasses and recordings also enables students to work in depth on works from the great instrumental repertoire. To complement this training, numerous workshops and concerts are organised, involving pianists in the life of the school.

Specialists in safety issues, occupational risk prevention and electrical hazards raise awareness of the safety required in venues set up for public performances. At the end of these sessions, students will be able to identify and assess the risks inherent in live performance venues. They will also be familiar with the general legal framework relating to the organisation of live performances and the scope of civil and criminal liability.