Detailed introduction of Lviv National Musical Academy named after Mykola Lysenko:

Introduction

Lviv National Musical Academy is the oldest higher education institution of music in Ukraine and one of the oldest music institutions in Europe. It is named after the famous composer Mykola Lysenko. It mainly trains professional talents in music and awards bachelor's and master's degrees.

Overview

Student size: 524 students.

Faculty: 195 teachers.

History

In 1796, Chopin's future teacher Joseph Elsner organized the "Conservatory of Music" in Lviv, gathering outstanding performers to carry out concert activities.

In 1826, the "Singing Academy of the Saint Cecilia Society" was established as the prototype of the modern academy.

The "National Spring" revolutionary events in 1848-1849 suspended the activities of the Conservatory of Music, which resumed in 1853. Johannes Ruchgaber was the first dean.

In 1903, M. Lysenko The Higher Conservatory of Music began its activities in Lviv.

In 1939, several educational institutions merged to form the Lviv State Conservatory of Music, which was named after Mykola Lysenko in 1944.

In 1992, it was renamed the Higher Conservatory of Music, and in 2000 it was renamed the Mykola Lysenko Lviv State Conservatory of Music, which was granted national status in 2007.

Establishment time

Formally established in 1939, its history can be traced back to the end of the 18th century.

School strength

Faculty: The teaching team is professional and strong. For example, the piano department has Ukrainian artists, people's artists, professors, etc., and the composition department has Ukrainian national award winners, etc.

Teaching facilities: It has teaching facilities such as libraries, opera studios, and music ethnology research laboratories, providing students with rich learning resources and practice venues.

Academic achievements: The school sponsors three academic journals, including "The M. V. Lysenko The scientific collections of the Lviv State Conservatory of Music named after it include "National Music" and "Ukrainian Music", covering many professional issues and research results in musicology.

Nature of the institution

A public national higher education institution.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' solid music professional foundation and artistic accomplishment, emphasize the combination of theory and practice, encourage students to develop comprehensively in music performance, creation, research, etc., inherit and carry forward Ukraine's music and cultural traditions, and cultivate music professionals with international vision and competitiveness.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: piano, orchestral music, vocal music, theoretical composition, musicology and other disciplines are the key disciplines of the school, and have received key support from the school in teaching and scientific research.

Key laboratory: Music ethnology research laboratory, focusing on the research of ethnomusicology, including the history and theory of ethnomusicology, music dialectology, ethnomusicology and other fields.

Department

There are three colleges, namely:

Piano, Jazz and Popular Music College: including the first and second special piano departments, accompaniment department, chamber orchestra and quartet department, jazz and popular music department, humanities department, foreign language department and other departments.

Musicology, Composition, Vocal and Conducting Academy: Covers Composition Department, Music History Department, Music Theory Department, Medieval and Ukrainian Studies Music Department, Music Folklore Department and Music Ethnology Laboratory, Academic Singing Department, Opera Training Department, Chorus and Opera - Symphony Conducting Department, etc.

Orchestral Instrument Academy: Has Violin Department, String Instrument Department, Wind Instrument Department, Folk Instrument Department, Orchestral Conducting Department, General Piano Department, etc.

Ranking

In 1997, it became a four-star university in Ukraine and has a high reputation and influence in the field of music education in Ukraine and Eastern Europe.

Cost

Tuition fees vary depending on the major. For specific fees, please consult the school's admissions department.

Campus

Teaching environment: The college provides students with a good teaching environment, including professional music classrooms, rehearsal halls, concert halls, etc., to meet students' daily learning and practice needs.

Living facilities: The school provides students with a dormitory with 300 beds. The dormitory also has tutors, guest rooms and cafes, etc., to provide convenience for students' lives.