​Registrations officially start on September 1st, but continue throughout the year. All students on their registration application have the right to state their preferred teacher. In departments where more than one teacher instructs, the preference is seriously considered, but the final assignment is made solely at the discretion of the Artistic Director. (Students who continue their studies typically remain with the same teacher).
The registration process for new students in all schools and departments—except for the School of Music Pre-Education—includes the following steps:
  • Completion of the Registration Application (paper or online)
  • Meeting with the Artistic Director to determine the Study Program (instrument choice, teacher assignment, and placement at the appropriate theoretical level). The meeting can be held in person, online, or by telephone.
  • Completion of registration at the administration office with the payment of the registration fee and the first month's tuition. One (1) identity-type photo will also be required for the Study Booklet, which is updated annually after the Year-End exams and remains with the student throughout their studies at the Conservatory.
  • In case of transfer from another conservatory, submission of a study certificate is required.
  • Communication with the responsible teacher to set the schedule for the individual lesson.
  • Communication with the administration office to set the schedule for the group theory classes.
Upon completion of registration, the student receives from the Conservatory's administration the Study Booklet, the Conservatory Regulations, and the Tuition Card. The registration application can be submitted online or in person.
Registration is considered active once the registration fee has been deposited. The registration confirms the student's intention to attend the classes and secure a spot in the individual and compulsory courses. The registration fee is non-refundable, cannot be offset against tuition fees, and is not transferable to another academic period.