The National University of Music Bucharest launches a new joint online course in partnership with The Hague Royal Conservatoire.
The National University of Music Bucharest is launching a new joint online course in partnership with The Hague Royal Conservatoire, titled *Cross-Traditional Perspectives on Byzantine and Gregorian Chant*, as part of the IN.TUNE European Alliance (Innovative Universities in Music and Arts in Europe). Designed for first-year Master students, the course (5 ECTS) will take place […]
Impressions from the AIRE Conference 2025
Participating in the first AIRE conference within the IN.TUNE alliance, held in Vienna between November 3–4, 2025, was for me not only an excellent opportunity to exchange experiences with representatives from the other seven partner universities, but also a chance to learn about the research projects carried out within them and to identify possible directions […]
Opportunities for students within the IN.TUNE Alliance
Collaborate, Create, and Connect Across Borders If you’ve ever wondered what opportunities you have as a student at UNMB, a partner institution in the first Alliance in the field of MUSIC – IN.TUNE – now is your moment: the call for student projects carried out in collaboration with peers from the other seven IN.TUNE institutions […]
Unity in Diversity – Members’ debate at the “6 months of IN.TUNE Alliance” at the National University of Music Bucharest
Members of the IN.TUNE Alliance at the University of Music Bucharest met on Monday, July 8, to mark the six-month anniversary of the launch of the IN.TUNE Alliance. The meeting was a substantive one, with the topics discussed being extremely important for what the IN.TUNE Alliance means and especially what it will mean in the […]
IN.TUNE Alliance meeting in Oslo: important Consortium Agreement adopted
The IN.TUNE Alliance Governing Board meeting took place on June 17-18 in the Norwegian capital Oslo. During the working meetings the Consortium Agreement, a programmatic document for the IN.TUNE Alliance, was adopted. There were also substantive discussions about the IN.TUNE Alliance’s progress so far, but especially about the future of the IN.TUNE Alliance. Partners from […]
IN.TUNE Partners – Paris Conservatory, one of the oldest music centres in Europe
Founded in 1795, the Conservatoire national Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris is an international benchmark in its fields of study. A historical model for many institutions in Europe and beyond, the school offers some of the most renowned musical and choreographic programmes in the world. True to its tradition of excellence and […]
IN.TUNE Partners – The Norwegian Academy of Music: An exceptional educational centre and an extremely rich educational offer
The Norwegian Academy of Music was established in 1973 as a continuation of the former, private, Music Conservatory in Oslo, founded in 1883 by the Lindeman family. NMH is the main institution for higher music education in Norway offering programmes at Bachelor, Master and PhD levels. NMH participates actively in several international organisations and co-operations. […]
IN.TUNE Partners – History of the University of Music in Bucharest: A centre of excellence and exceptional professional training
On 6th October 1864, by decree of Prince Alexandru Ioan Cuza the Conservatorium of Musical Declamation was bought into being. The founding of a Romanian institution joined othe initiatives of the same king in 19th-century of Europe, with the emergence og Conservatoria in a range of place – Viena (1817), Lepizig (1843(, Saint Petersburg (1864) […]
Reflecting on the IN.TUNE’s first 100 days: celebrating partnership, successful collaboration and first achievements
In this short time, the alliance has established a solid governance framework, underlining its commitment to excellence and cooperation among its member institutions. Strong internal communication and regular management meetings of various alliances bodies and among them…