PERCUSSION CLASS OBERSCHÜTZEN
Video Percussion Class Oberschützen
Joachim Murnig heads the percussion class in Oberschützen with dedication and a clear mission: to provide his students with a solid, versatile, and forward-looking education. His teaching seamlessly combines technical precision with musical expressiveness, laying a strong foundation for mastering all percussion instruments.
Central to his approach is a holistic perspective: Alongside artistic and professional development, Joachim Murnig emphasizes fostering the independence and creativity of his students. His goal is to shape confident musicians and educators who are equipped to thrive in the international music world.
In Oberschützen, students benefit from exceptional practice facilities, high-quality instruments, and a focused working environment set in the peaceful surroundings of the countryside. At the same time, the class is defined by a strong sense of community, built on collaboration and mutual support.
Institute Oberschützen
Institute Oberschützen – Excellence in a Personal Atmosphere
The Institute Oberschützen of the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz offers top-level training in wind, string, percussion (including Viennese instruments), and piano, combining performance and pedagogy.
Highlights include the large orchestra project each semester, spacious practice facilities, and a welcoming campus with on-site accommodation options.
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The Percussion Team at KUG:
The University of Music and Performing Arts Graz places great emphasis on collaboration within the percussion team. The three classical training classes—two in Graz and one in Oberschützen—are closely connected and work together regularly. Throughout the academic year, exchange formats, joint student concerts, internal auditions, and workshops provide students with an inspiring and practice-oriented education.
Ulrike Stadler
Sebastian Brugner-Luiz
Thomas Schindl
Sebastian Riener
Michael Fuchs
