About

PXL-Music is a three-year course to become a professional bachelor in pop and rock music. It contains all the elements of the contemporary pop and rock world: Courage, innovation, coincidence, the play with the moment, insight, feeling, boundlessness, history, spirit… in short: rock ’n roll. These are keywords that resonate though all layers of our course. Our teachers, students, alumni, the environment and the air: they are filled with this attitude to life. The world of pop music is a world of experience. It’s the beginning and the end. Everything in between is the construction and handling of it. This means volatility, playing with the moment, responding to possibilities, externalizing a feeling into a sound, ambience, pleasure. A pleasure that is made of knwoledge and skill. A pleasure that grows and explores the world.

PXL-Music is:

Team:
Gert Stinckens (head of department)
Stijn Segers (development and communication)
Conrad Hayen (coördination MUM)
Pieterjan Seynaeve (coördination MUT)
Arne Van Petegem (coörindation MUZ)
Davina Vanduren (administration)
Alessio Dituri (logistics)
Mieke Boes (student guidance)

Teachers:

Mirko Banovic, Bob Belmans, Dienne Bogaerts, Joris Caluwaerts, Daan Claes, Thomas Coene, Alexander Cornelis, WIm De Clerck, Davy Deckmijn, Frank Duchêne, Danielle Gielen, Sara Gilis, Laurens Grossen, Conrad Hayen, Arnout Hellofs, Filip Heurckmans, Roman Hiele, Peter Houben, Dis Huyghe, Wim Konings, Kirsten Kramer, Steven Maes, Jo Mahieu, Niels Meukens, Stefaan Moriau, David Poltrock, Nicolas Rombouts, Wim Schreurs, Stijn Segers, Wim Smets, Patrick Steenaerts, Marc Steens, Katrijn Steyvers, Roos Strobbe, Neel Swinnen, Tom Tiest, Lesley Troquet-Wouters, Wouter Van Houdt, Arne Van Petegem, Stijn Verdonckt, Jan Viggria, Micha Volders, Tom Wollaert, Valerie Wynants

PXL-Music Research:
Brecht De Man, Michiel Bosmans, Robin Breughelmans, Frank Duchêne, Timon Jansegers, Ellen Janssen, Wiebe Loccufier, Arthur Moelants, Tom Tiest, Bert Van Daele, Tom Wollaert

You can find more information on PXL-Music (in Dutch) here.