119 Master's in Music Performance in Europe

The Music Performance degree at University of Chichester will support you to enhance and perfect your performance. You will explore the work of specialists in your own performance field, develop a lecture recital and research relevant areas of repertoire and performance practice.

The Nordic Performance Master in Jazz at the Royal College of Music gives you in-depth artistic skills as a musician, composer and ensemble leader. You will have a unique opportunity to study and take part of each partner's special field of expertise and to form a personal musical profile in collaboration with other high-level jazz musicians.

The One-Year Master Programme in Musical Performance - Musician from Luleå University of Technology is for you who want to deepen your knowledge in music. 

Classical Instrumental Music Performance – Trumpet from Szechenyi Istvan University aims to acquire a higher level instrumental repertory; a deeper knowledge of the characteristics and requirements of the solo, orchestral and chamber music

The Master of Music (Performance) at Technological University Dublin is a one-year full-time programme designed for aspiring musicians. This course offers a mixed attendance format, combining online and on-campus learning. It aims to enhance your performance skills and prepare you for a professional career in various music genres.

Performance from University of Malta is designed if you are seeking to specialise in any one of the areas on offer. You will be required to follow study-units that are directly related to your chosen area of specialisation. 

The Music in Performance - Orchestral Artistry programme from Guildhall School of Music & Drama  is an exciting professional specialism for advanced instrumentalists seeking a career in orchestral playing. 

In this Advanced Professional Practice (Opera) at Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, created in association with Welsh National Opera (WNO), you’ll delve into a rigorous combination of individual tuition, specialist classes and numerous performance opportunities in a range of settings.

The MA of Music in Orchestral Performance course from Szechenyi Istvan University is a specialized, 2 semesters long intensive programme for instrumentalists aiming for professional ensemble careers.

The Performance Design programme offered by University of Leeds explores scenography and performance-making from various perspectives informed by current research and innovative practices, including immersive and participatory forms of performance design, design-led performance, audience experience and contemporary spectatorship.

Popular Music (Performer) from Leeds Conservatoire designed to empower you with a blend of musical expertise, a professional mindset and creative ingenuity, this postgraduate performance degree will prepare you to enter the ever-changing landscape of the modern music industry.

The Performance Teaching programme from Guildhall School of Music & Drama is a Masters-level course designed to support professional musicians, actors, production artists and dancers who teach as part of their practice, either as their main employment or as part of a portfolio career.

The Performance programme from Guildhall School of Music & Drama will provide you with a learning environment that enables you to recognise and nurture your strengths. As part of the Masters programmes, there are also great opportunities for professional exposure.

Performing Arts from University of Malta provides an opportunity to undertake an independent research project. The taught component (10 ECTS) will help you acquire the necessary tools to undertake and complete such a project through a discussion of the academic, ethical, political and practical implications of undertaking research in Performing Arts.

The Music, Symphonic Orchestra Performance programme of the University of Gothenburg is dedicated to the artistic, personal, and professional development of outstanding instrumentalists focusing on becoming professional orchestra musicians. We also offer a unique opportunity for pianists and integrate the pianist’s role as musical partner, accompanist, and coach into the programme.

The Architectural Association offers a 12-month MA or 18-month MFA in Spatial Performance and Design. This innovative programme encourages interdisciplinary collaboration and is designed to explore the intersections of architecture, performance, and art. Students engage in a dynamic learning environment that fosters creativity and critical thinking.

The Orchestral Performance M.Sc. at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama offers elite training for musicians. This public programme features a 13-month intensive or two-year full-time duration. Students benefit from professional placements and expert mentoring to master technical and artistic skills at the highest level.

The Master of Music Performance (MMusPerf) at the Royal Irish Academy of Music is a two-year programme designed for instrumentalists and vocalists aiming to refine their skills. This course offers an intensive learning experience with a focus on artistic and technical development, ensuring students are well-prepared for a successful career in music.

The Instrumental Performance programme at Birmingham City University is suitable for both recent graduates and suitably qualified mature students, with a range of support to ensure that you leave Royal Birmingham Conservatoire ready to pursue a musical career.

The Music (Performance) programme offered at the University of Oxford is designed for students wishing to attain a thorough grounding in musical performance studies at an advanced level, either as a preparation for doctoral research or an autonomous qualification.