Master's in Tonmeister and Sound Engineering
Master the art of music production and professional recording techniques in collaboration with the Danish Broadcasting Corporation.
Best for:Best for aspiring sound engineers and music producers with a strong background in classical or rhythmic music production.
Overview
The Royal Danish Academy of Music offers a comprehensive two-year Master's programme for aspiring tonmeisters and sound engineers with a rhythmic music specialisation. The curriculum focuses on principal studies in music production, advanced recording techniques, aural training, music theory, and performance practices. Students benefit from hands-on semester projects, professional productions, studio masterclasses, and direct collaboration with the Danish Broadcasting Corporation. Graduates are fully equipped for diverse professional roles as specialized music producers, recording directors, or acoustic sound technicians across both classical and contemporary genres.
What you'll do
- Participate in practical semester projects and specialized set productions
- Engage in principal study tuition in music production and recording techniques
- Attend master classes, music evenings, listening tests, and company visits
- Collaborate with external media partners such as the Danish Broadcasting Corporation
- Complete optional subjects and individual genre specialization coursework
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant music discipline
Degree offered: Master
Language: English or Danish as required by the programme curriculum
Instruction: Danish and English
- Proficiency in music production and recording methods
- Competency in aural studies and music theory
- Basic piano performance skills
- Familiarity with classical and/or contemporary rhythmic music genres
Funding & terms
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How to apply
Applicants must review the specific admission requirements for the Rhythmic Music Specialisation and submit their application through the official portal provided by Study in Denmark or the institution's admissions office.
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- Bachelor's transcript
- Proof of qualifications
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