Music history

In music history we will learn about western musical culture – from the earliest roots to the most modern songs streaming on your phone.

European musical culture is one of the world’s richest and we will explore the great masters and hear a lot of their music, while also learning about the cultural world of their time.

Since music doesn’t only have to be ‘classical’ we will also learn about modern music production and listen to the music you are fascinated with. Basically it all comes down to getting a languange to beeing able to speak about and describe music – more than just “that’s great” or “this sucks”. If you can do that, a whole new world will open for you.

Did you know?

All morning assemblies or common classes at Rønshoved will be intrepeted to english!

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Our courses vary between
2-10 months

Jesper Kragh

Teacher

Jesper Kragh (b. 1988) is originally from Skanderborg in East Jutland where he studied religious and musicology at Aarhus University…

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