| Code | INS-ORG-SL |
|---|---|
| Organizational unit | Department of Instrumental Studies |
| Field of studies | Instrumental studies |
| Form of studies | Full-time |
| Level of education | First cycle |
| Educational profile | academic |
| Language(s) of instruction | Polish |
| Duration | 3 years |
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The organ specialty educates organists in the field of solo playing, considering issues related to chamber music and improvisation. Major subjects include organ, chamber music, Gregorian chant, Protestant hymnology, basso continuo, liturgical playing, organ studies. The specialization prepares for taking up second-cycle studies. At the same time, completing studies at the Pedagogical Department and taking up further education in the same specialization, the graduate will obtain the qualifications to practice as a teacher.
The major subject Organ will be taught by:
- dr hab. Bartosz Jakubczak, prof. UMFC (Head of the Chair)
- prof. dr hab. Jan Bokszczanin
- dr hab. Jarosław Wróblewski, Associate Professor
- dr hab. Arkadiusz Bialic, Associate Professor
- dr Wojciech Bednarski
- dr Tomasz Soczek
Tests
- instrument – execution of the prepared programme from memory, in accordance with the selection made by the exam board,
- sight reading
- preparation of a given piece – in 40 minutes
- ear training – oral test
Scope of material
- instrument – the candidate performs a programme on the organ or piano, the instrument is selected at the time of registration for the recruitment procedure:
For organ (if chosen by the candidate):
- a piece from the period before J. S. Bach
- J.S. Bach – one of the pieces to choose from: BWV 531, 532, 534-548, 550, 552, 564-566, 582
- J.S. Bach – the first or the last part of one of the BWV 525-530 sonatas (of candidate's choice)
- J.S. Bach – a chorale with figured cantus firmus
- a piece of candidate’s choice.
For piano (if chosen by the candidate):
- J. S. Bach – a prelude and fugue or a fantasy and fugue, or a piece containing a fugue,
- a classical sonata
- a virtuoso piece
- a piece of candidate’s choice
- ear training – an oral test:
- sight singing,
- performance of rhythmic sequences.
The candidate does not need to have an instrument during the examination.
Additional documents
should be sent by e-mail to the address instrumentalistyka@chopin.edu.pl by 3 June 2026
- entrance examination programme.

