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Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre

Music Performance

Vilnius, Lithuania

Degree type
Bachelor of Arts
Duration
4 academic years (240 ECTS)
Languages
Lithuanian, English
Pace
Not verified
Study format
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Application deadline
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Earliest start
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Tuition
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Subject: Humanities and Languages

Introduction

A four-year bachelor programme that trains professional musicians to perform repertoire as soloists or in ensembles and orchestras. Specialisations in Vilnius such as accordion, choir conducting, vocal performance and jazz are offered in Lithuanian or English.

Career outcomes

Graduates can work as performers, concertmasters or tutors in art groups and cultural and educational institutions.

Source and last check

Facts on this page were taken from the university’s own page and last checked on 2026-10-30. Details change: confirm deadlines and fees with the university.

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