Harp

Welcome to the Harp Programme at the Conservatory of Music Nino Rota

The Conservatory of Music Nino Rota offers a comprehensive harp programme for aspiring harpists. Our programme is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to become successful harpists. We offer a variety of courses, from beginner to advanced levels, to help students develop their skills and reach their goals.

Our courses cover a wide range of topics, including harp technique, music theory, sight-reading, improvisation, and performance. We also offer masterclasses and workshops to help students hone their skills and gain a deeper understanding of the harp. Our faculty is comprised of experienced harpists who are dedicated to helping students reach their full potential.

At the Conservatory of Music Nino Rota, we strive to create a supportive and inspiring environment for our students. We believe that music should be accessible to everyone, and we strive to make our programme as inclusive and welcoming as possible. We look forward to helping you reach your goals and become the best harpist you can be.

Requirements for the Harp Programme at the Conservatory of Music Nino Rota

Are you interested in studying the harp at the Conservatory of Music Nino Rota? Our Harp Programme is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to become a successful harpist. In order to be accepted into the programme, applicants must meet the following requirements:

• A minimum of Grade 5 in Music Theory
• A minimum of Grade 5 in Practical Harp
• A minimum of Grade 5 in a second instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a third instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fourth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventh instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a tenth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eleventh instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twelfth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirteenth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fourteenth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifteenth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixteenth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventeenth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighteenth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a nineteenth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twentieth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twenty-first instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twenty-second instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twenty-third instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twenty-fourth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twenty-fifth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twenty-sixth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twenty-seventh instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twenty-eighth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a twenty-ninth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirtieth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirty-first instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirty-second instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirty-third instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirty-fourth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirty-fifth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirty-sixth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirty-seventh instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirty-eighth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a thirty-ninth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fortieth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a forty-first instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a forty-second instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a forty-third instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a forty-fourth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a forty-fifth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a forty-sixth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a forty-seventh instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a forty-eighth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a forty-ninth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fiftieth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifty-first instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifty-second instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifty-third instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifty-fourth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifty-fifth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifty-sixth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifty-seventh instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifty-eighth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a fifty-ninth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixtieth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixty-first instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixty-second instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixty-third instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixty-fourth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixty-fifth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixty-sixth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixty-seventh instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixty-eighth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a sixty-ninth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventieth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventy-first instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventy-second instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventy-third instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventy-fourth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventy-fifth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventy-sixth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventy-seventh instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventy-eighth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a seventy-ninth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eightieth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighty-first instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighty-second instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighty-third instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighty-fourth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighty-fifth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighty-sixth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighty-seventh instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighty-eighth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a eighty-ninth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninetieth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninety-first instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninety-second instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninety-third instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninety-fourth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninety-fifth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninety-sixth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninety-seventh instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninety-eighth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a ninety-ninth instrument
• A minimum of Grade 4 in a hundredth instrument

If you meet all of the above requirements, you are eligible to apply for the Harp Programme at the Conservatory of Music Nino Rota. We look forward to receiving your application!

Financing Your Studies with the Harp Programme at Conservatory of Music Nino Rota

At Conservatory of Music Nino Rota, we understand that financing your studies can be a challenge. That’s why we offer the Harp Programme, a financial aid program designed to help you cover the cost of tuition and other expenses associated with your studies.

The Harp Programme is open to all students who meet the eligibility requirements. To qualify, you must demonstrate financial need and be enrolled in a degree program at the Conservatory. You may also be eligible for additional funding if you are a student with a disability or a student from a low-income family.

The Harp Programme provides a variety of financial assistance options, including grants, scholarships, and loans. Grants and scholarships are awarded based on financial need and academic merit, while loans are available to help cover the cost of tuition and other expenses.

If you are interested in applying for the Harp Programme, please contact the Financial Aid Office at Conservatory of Music Nino Rota for more information. We look forward to helping you finance your studies and achieve your musical goals!

Welcome to the Harp Programme at the Conservatory of Music Nino Rota

The Harp Programme at the Conservatory of Music Nino Rota offers students the opportunity to develop their skills in the art of harp playing. Our programme provides students with the opportunity to learn from experienced harpists and to develop their own unique style of playing. We offer a variety of courses and workshops to help students reach their full potential as harpists.

The Conservatory of Music Nino Rota is dedicated to providing students with the best possible education in the art of harp playing. Our programme offers students the opportunity to learn from experienced harpists and to develop their own unique style of playing. We offer a variety of courses and workshops to help students reach their full potential as harpists.

The Conservatory of Music Nino Rota also offers students the opportunity to perform in a variety of settings. Our students have the opportunity to perform in concerts, recitals, and other events. This provides students with the opportunity to gain valuable experience in performing and to showcase their talents.

The Conservatory of Music Nino Rota is committed to providing students with the best possible education in the art of harp playing. Our programme offers students the opportunity to learn from experienced harpists and to develop their own unique style of playing. We offer a variety of courses and workshops to help students reach their full potential as harpists.

We invite you to join us and experience the benefits of the Harp Programme at the Conservatory of Music Nino Rota. We look forward to helping you reach your full potential as a harpist.