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    Content and structure

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    • Structure of the CAS/MAS modules

    Course content

    The course covers the theoretical and practical basics that are relevant to everyday professional work, drawing on the following areas: functional anatomy, physiology, ergonomics, musicians’ medicine, prevention therapy and forms of rehabilitation for musicians, psychophysiological self-awareness and forms of communication as regards posture, movement, breathing, coordination, “flow concepts” and learning and stage behaviour. There is also a focus on physiologically grounded styles of guidance.

    Most of the teaching is done on Fridays during the semester and can be supplemented with optional courses.

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    • [Translate to English:] CAS/DAS/MAS Musikphysiologie 3[Translate to English:] CAS/DAS/MAS Musikphysiologie 3
    • [Translate to English:] CAS/DAS/MAS Musikphysiologie 4[Translate to English:] CAS/DAS/MAS Musikphysiologie 4

    Structure of the CAS/MAS modules

    In three thematically linked CAS modules (basic, intermediate, advanced) that build on each other, musicians and music educators acquire music physiology and preventive medicine skills and solution strategies for everyday professional life. The focus is on both personal application and instruction/teaching (from CAS Music Physiology intermediate).
    Following the CAS Music Physiology advanced, the Diploma of Advanced Studies (DAS) in Music Physiology is acquired. This is a prerequisite for admission to the Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) in Music Physiology.

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