Classical and Contemporary Music（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/classical-and-contemporary-music/）
Theatre（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/theatre/）
Early Music（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/early-music/）
Jazz（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/jazz/）
Education（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/education/）
Rhythms and rhythmics（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/rhythms-and-rhythmics/）
Courses（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/courses/）
Artistic research（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/harma-1/）
Erasmus（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/erasmus-4）
HarMa+（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/harma/）
Faculty（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/faculty/）
HarMA HUB（https://www.conservatoire.be/en/study/harma-hub/）
Rhythms and rhythmics
Since 2020, the Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles offers an undergraduate course: the BaRR (Bachelor in Rhythms and Rhythmics).
Who is this course for?
This three-year course is open to anyone - musician, actor, dancer or other - who has good rhythmic skills and wishes to use them in artistic, educational, socio-cultural or health-care settings.
Why this training?
This program intends to fill a gap in Higher Artistic Education by offering a course of basic training in which rhythm is envisaged as the motor, expressive, and structuring core of human feeling and of the temporal art forms.
Its purpose is to provide future bachelors with a complete, in-depth training, bringing together a wide range of disciplines which will lead to multiple professional opportunities.
The BaRR curriculum is organised around six domains illustrating the breadth of the field of rhythmic experience and activity.
Discover the BaRR（https://www.conservatoire.be/files/files/pdf-cursus/BaRREnglish.pdf）
What subjects are taught?