Internationals

“It is important to me to present works to the audience that are in part unknown or even forgotten,” says the Ukrainian mdw student Anastasiia Skovliuk about her concert series that she was able to realise through an Artists Solidarity Program Europe scholarship. This initiative by Austria’s Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs supports

Through the Sir Elton John Global Exchange Programme, the Royal Academy of Music (RAM) in London carries out international projects and student exchange programmes with selected partner institutions, including the mdw. As a generous supporter of the Royal Academy of Music, Sir Elton John sponsors the exchange programme that bears his name. The RAM students

Noot Cohen, born in Tel Aviv in 2006, is in her second semester studying voice at the mdw. She was one of the recipients of the Artists Solidarity Program Europe scholarship from Austria’s Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs. This scholarship programme is intended for artists whose work and existence are severely threatened by

“As a composer, creating something from my own perspective is the best way to work. Not reproducing something but rather expressing my own vision,” says the Ukrainian mdw student Vlada Lysenko. Vlada was granted the Artists Solidarity Program Europe scholarship from Austria’s Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs for this academic year. This scholarship

I learned about the Global Conservatoire offer through an announcement on the university’s Instagram page, which described all the available courses offered by the participating universities in the following semester. The options were was quite large and varied, so both classical and pop musicians could find a suitable course. There were courses available in various