In addition to principal-study tuition, teachers organise group lessons (including for instance repertoire classes for flutists). Students take orchestral classes. Furthermore, workshops and masterclasses are organised regularly by the various principal-study sections. Apart from orchestral projects, there are special projects for wind players and chamber music.

Admission requirements
Audition candidates will be selected on the basis of a video recording to be submitted digitally via the application form. Recordings must be received by February 1st at the latest. The video repertoire consists of a diverse selection from the required audition repertoire of maximum 15 minutes.

Audition repertoire

• two etudes using various techniques to be chosen from: P. Jeanjean - Etudes progressives et mélodiques, of which no. 2 is obligatory, and one from for example, G.B. Gambaro - 21 Caprices, or Cavallini - 30 Caprices
• one sonata or concerto, to be chosen from works by Mozart, Brahms, Weber, Schumann, Saint-Saëns, Milhaud, Stamitz, Kramer-Krommer
• minor and major scales up to and including three sharps and three flats, both legato and staccato

After the two-year course, students will be ready to enter the professional music world at the highest level.

Admission requirements
Audition candidates will be selected on the basis of a video recording to be submitted digitally via the application form. Recordings must be received by February 1st at the latest. The video repertoire consists of a diverse selection from the required audition repertoire of maximum 15 minutes.

Audition repertoire
Two sonatas, concertos or solo pieces, to be chosen from works by Mozart, Weber, Brahms, Schumann, Poulenc, Widmann, Stravinsky, Françaix, Nielsen.