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The Association Européenne des Conservatoires, Académies de Musique et Musikhochschulen (AEC) is a European cultural and educational network with around 300 member institutions for professional music training in 57 countries.
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News

  • Creative Skills Europe’s final publication

    Creative Skills Europe’s final publication entitled Trends and skills in the European audiovisual and live performance sectors has been finalised and is available for download and broad dissemination. The report, building on the outcomes of ...
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  • The Intelligent Choir

    The Intelligent Choir is an interactive and reflexive methodology, a toolbox for choir conductors and singers in any form of Rock/pop/jazz vocal group (but not exclusively), implemented by the Royal Academy of Music Aarhus - Aalborg (RAMA) in Denmark...
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  • Brexit Referendum: AEC remains one

    The AEC deeply regrets the outcome of the Brexit referendum, but strongly asserts that the results will not affect the AEC’s cooperation with the British higher music education (HME) institutions. The AEC community is struck by the unexpecte...
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Services

  • members Services

    The AEC offers a wide range of services that are of interest to higher music institutions. Please click here to find out more about our services to members.
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  • Highlighted VACANCy

    Hogeschool der Kunsten Den Haag

    Music theory teacher at the Music Theory department of the Royal Conservatoire

    Professor/Teacher/Lecturer

    The University of the Arts, The Hague - comprising the faculties of the Royal Conservatoire and the Royal Academy of Art - offers a higher education in the field of the arts to around 2000 students.
    The primary aim of the Royal Conservatoire is to provide young talented students with the highest artistic skills, craftsmanship and versatility to enable them to function in the highly demanding and continually changing professional world of music and dance.
    The Royal Conservatoire is a centre for education, research and performance and wishes explicitly to contribute to the development and thus the future of music and dance.
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  • STUDENT RESEARCH PROJECTS DATABASE

    This tool has been developed to help all of those working in Higher Music Education, but especially for students and teachers.
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