Common use of Music and the Arts Clause in Contracts

Music and the Arts. In the disciplines of music and the arts, individual musicianship and artistic talent are, beyond formal requirements, the decisive criteria for admission and have to be demonstrated in special entrance examination procedures. In Germany, these disciplines are offered at Universities of Art/Music and in specialized Schools /Academies of Music and Schools/Academies of Arts, which are both part of the higher education system. Musicology and history of arts, though, are predominantly offered at universities. Universities of Art/Music and some of the Schools/Academies of Music and Schools/Academies of Arts are also doctorate-granting institutions. In particular in the field of music (composition, instruments, voice, conducting, etc.) and the arts, the designation of formal awards for corresponding types of qualifications may vary from school to school. (1) Holders of a Japanese Bachelor’s degree in music or the arts shall be eligible for admission - to programmes in fields of musical performance or the arts leading to a Master’s degree ( or a Magister Artium degree or Diplom degree) completed by a Künstlerische Abschluss- prüfung or equivalent qualifications, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Depending on individual qualifications, applicants may be granted advanced standing, but may also be expected to fulfill specific additional study requirements. - to programmes in musicology and arts studies leading to a Master’s degree ( or a Magister Artium degree or Diplom degree), subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. While advanced standing may be granted, necessary proficiency in various languages and/or other prerequisites may require additional studies. (2) Holders of a Japanese Master’s degree in music or the arts shall be eligible for admission - to advanced programmes in fields of musical performance or the arts leading to the Konzertexamen (Concert Examination) or the status of Meisterschüler/in, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Depending on individual qualifications, applicants may be expected to fulfill specific additional study requirements. - to doctoral work in musicology or history of art, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Aside from general conditions for doctoral work, necessary proficiency in various languages and/or other prerequisites may require additional studies. Students seeking a doctoral degree may consider prior participation in (parts of) the relevant Master’s programme useful for the fulfillment of additional study requirements. (3) The German qualification Diplom awarded by a university or an equivalent higher education institution in a field of music or the arts should be considered as equivalent to the degree “Master of Arts”. (4) The German qualification Konzertexamen or the status of Meisterschüler/in awarded after the completion of advanced studies in a field of music or the arts, or equivalent qualifications, should be considered as equivalent to the degree “Doctor of Musical Art” and “Doctor of Arts”, respectively, with regard to relevant professional work as well as qualification for teaching the subject. Higher education (HE) studies in Germany are offered at three types of higher education institutions (HEI).2 Higher education institutions are either state or state-recognized institutions. In their operations, including the organization of studies and the designation and award of degrees, they are both subject to higher education legislation.

Music and the Arts. In the disciplines of music and the arts, individual musicianship and artistic talent are, beyond formal requirements, the decisive criteria for admission and have to be demonstrated in special entrance examination procedures. In Germany, these disciplines are offered at Universities of Art/Music and in specialized Schools /Academies (Academies) of Music and Schools/Academies Schools (Academies) of Arts, which are both part of the higher education system. Musicology and history of arts, though, are predominantly offered at universities. Universities of Art/Music and some Some of the Schools/Academies Schools (Academies) of Music and Schools/Academies Schools (Academies) of Arts are also doctorate-granting institutions. In particular in the field of music (composition, instruments, voice, conducting, etc.) and the arts, the designation of formal awards for corresponding types of qualifications may vary from school to school. (1) Holders of a Japanese Taiwanese Bachelor’s degree in music or the arts shall should be eligible - for admission - to programmes programs in fields of musical performance or the arts leading to a Master’s degree ( Diplom, Magister/Master or a Magister Artium degree or Diplom degree) completed by a Künstlerische Abschluss- prüfung Abschlussprüfung or equivalent qualifications, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Depending on individual qualifications, applicants may be granted advanced standing, but may also be expected to fulfill specific additional study requirements. - for admission to programmes programs in musicology and arts studies leading to a Master’s degree ( Diplom, Magister/Master or a Magister Artium degree or Diplom degree), subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. While advanced standing may be granted, necessary proficiency in various languages and/or other prerequisites may require additional studies. (2) Holders of a Japanese Taiwanese Master’s degree in music or the arts shall should be eligible - for admission - to advanced programmes programs in fields of musical performance or the arts leading to the Konzertexamen (Concert Examination) or the status of Meisterschüler/in, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Depending on individual qualifications, applicants may be expected to fulfill specific additional study requirements. - for admission to doctoral work studies in musicology or history of art, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Aside from general conditions for doctoral workstudies as set forth in section 2.1, para. 3 and 4, necessary proficiency in various languages and/or other prerequisites may require additional studies. Students seeking a doctoral degree may consider prior participation in (parts of) the relevant Master’s programme program useful for the fulfillment of additional study requirements. (3) The German qualification Diplom awarded by a university or an equivalent higher education institution after the completion of four-year studies in a field of music or the arts should be considered as equivalent to the degree “Master of Arts”. (4) The German qualification Konzertexamen or the status of Meisterschüler/in awarded after the completion of advanced studies in a field of music or the arts, or equivalent qualifications, should be considered as equivalent to the degree “Doctor of Musical Art” and “Doctor of Arts”, respectively, with regard to relevant professional work as well as qualification for teaching the subject. Higher education (HE) studies in Germany are offered at three types of higher education institutions (HEI).2 Higher education institutions are either state or state-recognized institutions. In their operations, including the organization of studies and the designation and award of degrees, they are both subject to higher education legislation.

Music and the Arts. In the disciplines of music and the arts, individual musicianship and artistic talent are, beyond formal requirements, the decisive criteria for admission and have to be demonstrated in special entrance examination procedures. In Germany, these disciplines are offered at Universities of Art/Music and in specialized Schools /Academies (Academies) of Music and Schools/Academies Schools (Academies) of Arts, which are both part of the higher education system. Musicology and history of arts, though, are predominantly offered at universities. Universities of Art/Music and some Some of the Schools/Academies Schools (Academies) of Music and Schools/Academies Schools (Academies) of Arts are also doctorate-granting institutions. In particular in the field of music (composition, instruments, voice, conducting, etc.) and the arts, the designation of formal awards for corresponding types of qualifications may vary from school to school. (1) Holders of a Japanese Korean Bachelor’s degree in music or the arts shall should be eligible - for admission - to programmes programs in fields of musical performance or the arts leading to a Master’s degree ( Diplom, Magister/Master or a Magister Artium degree or Diplom degree) completed by a Künstlerische Abschluss- prüfung Abschlussprüfung or equivalent qualifications, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Depending on individual qualifications, applicants may be granted advanced standing, but may also be expected to fulfill specific additional study requirements. - for admission to programmes programs in musicology and arts studies leading to a Master’s degree ( Diplom, Magister/Master or a Magister Artium degree or Diplom degree), subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. While advanced standing may be granted, necessary proficiency in various languages and/or other prerequisites may require additional studies. (2) Holders of a Japanese Korean Master’s degree in music or the arts shall should be eligible - for admission - to advanced programmes programs in fields of musical performance or the arts leading to the Konzertexamen (Concert Examination) or the status of Meisterschüler/in, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Depending on individual qualifications, applicants may be expected to fulfill specific additional study requirements. - for admission to doctoral work studies in musicology or history of art, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Aside from general conditions for doctoral workstudies as set forth in section 2.1, para. 3 and 4, necessary proficiency in various languages and/or other prerequisites may require additional studies. Students seeking a doctoral degree may consider prior participation in (parts of) the relevant Master’s programme program useful for the fulfillment of additional study requirements. (3) The German qualification Diplom awarded by a university or an equivalent higher education institution after the completion of four-year studies in a field of music or the arts should be considered as equivalent to the degree “Master of Arts”. (4) The German qualification Konzertexamen or the status of Meisterschüler/in awarded after the completion of advanced studies in a field of music or the arts, or equivalent qualifications, should be considered as equivalent to the degree “Doctor of Musical Art” and “Doctor of Arts”, respectively, with regard to relevant professional work as well as qualification for teaching the subject. Higher education (HE) studies in Germany are offered at three types of higher education institutions (HEI).2 Higher education institutions are either state or state-recognized institutions. In their operations, including the organization of studies and the designation and award of degrees, they are both subject to higher education legislation.

Music and the Arts. In the disciplines of music and the arts, individual musicianship and artistic talent are, beyond formal requirements, the decisive criteria for admission and have to be demonstrated in special entrance examination procedures. In Germany, these disciplines are offered at Universities of Art/Music and in specialized Schools /Academies (Academies) of Music and Schools/Academies Schools (Academies) of Arts, which are both part of the higher education system. Musicology and history of arts, though, are predominantly offered at universities. Universities of Art/Music and some Some of the Schools/Academies Schools (Academies) of Music and Schools/Academies Schools (Academies) of Arts are also doctorate-granting institutions. In particular in the field of music (composition, instruments, voice, conducting, etc.) and the arts, the designation of formal awards for corresponding types of qualifications may vary from school to school. (1) Holders of a Japanese Taiwanese Bachelor’s 's degree in music or the arts shall should be eligible - for admission - to programmes programs in fields of musical performance or the arts leading to a Master’s degree ( Diplom, Magister/Master or a Magister Artium degree or Diplom degree) completed by a Künstlerische Abschluss- prüfung Abschlussprüfung or equivalent qualifications, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Depending on individual qualifications, applicants may be granted advanced standing, but may also be expected to fulfill specific additional study requirements. - for admission to programmes programs in musicology and arts studies leading to a Master’s degree ( Diplom, Magister/Master or a Magister Artium degree or Diplom degree), subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. While advanced standing may be granted, necessary proficiency in various languages and/or other prerequisites may require additional studies. (2) Holders of a Japanese Taiwanese Master’s 's degree in music or the arts shall should be eligible - for admission - to advanced programmes programs in fields of musical performance or the arts leading to the Konzertexamen (Concert Examination) or the status of Meisterschüler/in, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Depending on individual qualifications, applicants may be expected to fulfill specific additional study requirements. - for admission to doctoral work studies in musicology or history of art, subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. Aside from general conditions for doctoral workstudies as set forth in section 2.1, para. 3 and 4, necessary proficiency in various languages and/or other prerequisites may require additional studies. Students seeking a doctoral degree may consider prior participation in (parts of) the relevant Master’s programme 's program useful for the fulfillment of additional study requirements. (3) The German qualification Diplom awarded by a university or an equivalent higher education institution after the completion of four-year studies in a field of music or the arts should be considered as equivalent to the degree “Master of Arts”. (4) The German qualification Konzertexamen or the status of Meisterschüler/in awarded after the completion of advanced studies in a field of music or the arts, or equivalent qualifications, should be considered as equivalent to the degree “Doctor of Musical Art” and “Doctor of Arts”, respectively, with regard to relevant professional work as well as qualification for teaching the subject. Higher education (HE) studies in Germany are offered at three types of higher education institutions (HEI).2 Higher education institutions are either state or state-recognized institutions. In their operations, including the organization of studies and the designation and award of degrees, they are both subject to higher education legislation.