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The Hochschule für Musik und Theater "Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy" Leipzig is a renowned educational institution that has established itself as a center for musical and theatrical training since its founding in 1843.
The Hochschule offers a wide and practice-oriented range of training in various fields, including:
Additionally, the institute's offerings include various workshops, seminars, and concerts that are accessible to both students and the general public. The university symphony orchestra and other ensembles of the Hochschule contribute to the cultural diversity of the city of Leipzig through their regular performances[2][5].
The Hochschule is committed to providing a comprehensive musical and theatrical education that encompasses both artistic and pedagogical aspects. A central value is the promotion of talents and the development of each individual's artistic personality. The Hochschule places great importance on imparting traditional and modern techniques as well as adapting to the needs of the contemporary music and theater scene.
The Hochschule für Musik und Theater "Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy" Leipzig is actively engaged in various areas of sustainability and diversity:
Diversity Concept: The Hochschule is working on developing a comprehensive diversity concept that includes issues of equality, anti-discrimination, and inclusion. This includes the establishment of a diversity office and regular workshops and action days to raise awareness among the university community[4].
Accessibility and Inclusion: The Hochschule is committed to accessibility and inclusion for students with physical disabilities. This includes special measures and the provision of appropriate equipment[4].
Mental Health: Another focus is on promoting the mental health of students. Lectures and workshops on this topic aim to support students and provide them with assistance options[4].
Cultural Diversity: The Hochschule celebrates and promotes cultural diversity through events where international students can share their cultures and experiences. The annual action day "HMT connects" is an example of this[4].
The Hochschule is constantly in motion and offers a variety of events and projects. Examples include the Leipzig Chopin Days, which honor the life and work of Fryderyk Chopin, and the regular concerts of the university symphony orchestra conducted by Prof. Matthias Foremny[5].
Additionally, students are supported through various competitions and awards, such as the Northern Ireland International Organ Competition and the International Bach Competition Leipzig, where HMT students regularly win prizes[5].
The Hochschule für Musik und Theater "Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy" Leipzig is thus not only a place of artistic training but also a center for cultural and social diversity and inclusion.
