

The Jazz training ranges from the origins of jazz to swing, from be-bop to free jazz up to contemporary jazz artists, in a current and professionalizing vision. The Jazz Board, at the head of the Jazz Department, includes: Ramberto Ciammarughi, Antonio Solimene, Umberto Fiorentino, Rosario Giuliani, Cristiano Mastroianni, Stefano Mastruzzi
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Jazz Department - Study plan, enrollment and admission procedures
Department of Jazz course aimed at admission to first level academic courses in Jazz, lasting from one to three years depending on the level of entry.
A Jazz full immersion, one-to-one instrument and vocal classes with renowned jazz players, workshops in trio, quartet and jazz quintet, Harmony, Ear Training and music production with a jazz cut, aimed at an in-depth knowledge of the jazz repertoire and literature.
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Interplay,creativity, impromptu improvisation. Study and practice of jazz composition and arrangement techniques for rhythm section and 5 winds with practice of direction of the student's own scores with resident bands.
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Department of Jazz: innovative two-year academic courses exclusive to Saint Louis, for Jazz specialization, through personalized study plans based on the artistic preferences of each trainee, aimed to involve students into recording productions and concert seasons alongside renowned artists.
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A collective artisan workshop focused on the development of creativity, the experimentation of jazz compositional techniques and arrangements for small and large ensembles, all goal-orientated for the students and their stylistic tendencies, for the development of their own artistic personality and aimed to create artistic recording productions and concerts.
Saint Louis Jazz Department was the first in Italy to be authorized by the Italian Ministry of Education to award first and second cycle academic diplomas.