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Music inspires in Gießen: JLU MusicDay attracts with free workshops!
Experience the JLU MusicDay on May 10, 2025 in Gießen: workshops, advice and concerts for music enthusiasts. Register for free!
Music inspires in Gießen: JLU MusicDay attracts with free workshops!
The Justus Liebig University of Giessen (JLU) is organizing onMay 10, 2025theJLU Music Day. The event invites music enthusiasts and those interested in studying to come along1:30 p.mat the Institute for Musicology and Music Education, Karl-Glöckner-Straße 21D, Gießen, to provide information about various aspects of studying music. Entry is free.
The program for MusicDay includes a variety of activities. Visitors can take part in music workshops, including ear training, song accompaniment on the piano, rhythm workshops and a crash course in the recording studio. In addition to these practical workshops, insights into the institute are also offered. Those interested have the opportunity to get advice about study options and entrance examinations. A special highlight is the “Vocal Check”, which is used to test your voice and is interesting for both aspiring singers and music lovers.
Special attractions and registration
In addition, participants can expect an evening concert at which university students will perform. MusicDay not only offers an overview of the course content, but also the opportunity to experience the students' musical skills up close. To participate, you must register byMay 9, 2025necessary. Those interested can contact by email David Holleber who can also be reached by phone at 0176-61091321.
The JLU MusicDay is an excellent opportunity for anyone who wants to pursue a career in the cultural sector. JLU offers a wide range of degree programs in musicology and music education, which can provide a solid foundation for many aspiring professionals. The Institute for Musicology and Music Education attaches great importance to imparting not only theoretical knowledge, but also practical experience.
Alfred Raddatz, who studied musicology for a master's degree at JLU, offers insights into the study experiences. In the conversation, Raddatz mentioned that Giessen was attractive to him because of its specialization in popular music and its proximity to his previous university. His decision to study music was based on his desire to work in the cultural sector. He found the course content interesting and important for his professional direction. The JLU helped him to immerse himself in a new academic world and to engage with different musical movements.
The MusicDay at JLU not only offers a platform for current students, but also for everyone who has a passion for music or who wants to pursue an academic career in musicology. It is an opportunity to make valuable contacts and learn about the world of music education.