Civica jazz milan

I don't know her directly, why do you think going to the conservatory is better? And then... do you mean in Milan...?

arcatoto wrote:

even better would be the jazz department of the conservatory

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data that I work and I would like to understand if it were manageable

Have you ever thought about the three-year degree or, not knowing your level, the pre-academic courses?

Yes, I mean in Milan; attending the conservatory, in addition to having another type of legal recognition (which is interesting but relatively so), there are about 5 piano spots per year, so it is assumed that the preparation is more targeted. My teacher also teaches there in the jazz department and between the two he would recommend it to me, but this does not exclude the validity of the civica jazz

Egidio, when you mean three-year degree and pre-academic, are you referring to the civica? Anyway, my intention was precisely this, it's just that in terms of subjects I wanted to see how demanding it is

arcatoto wrote:

Egidio, when you mean three-year degree and pre-academic, are you referring to the civic music school?

No, at the conservatory... what instrument do you play?

I would say piano, but for the conservatory I can ask my teacher better since he holds a chair in the jazz department; more than anything I wanted info on the civica since I don't know anyone as a student

arcatoto wrote:

in terms of subjects, I wanted to see how much time it takes

You can find the details here

http://www.consmilano.it/fileadmin/storage/didattica/triennio_ord._corretto/Scuola_di_Jazz_-_DCPL40_-_PIANOFORTE_JAZZ.pdf

Regarding the Civica matter, they spoke well of it to me; if even your teacher, who is a professor in Milan, has recommended it... I wouldn't have too many doubts