MAI featured in L’Est Républicain
To mark the opening of its new premises, the Music Academy International (MAI) was featured in an article in L'Est Républicain, which looks back at the transformation of the Nancy site and the educational dynamic promoted by the institution.
The newspaper highlights the scale of the work carried out within the school: nearly 1, 000 m² of redesigned space, including modernized classrooms, a recording studio, a fully equipped concert hall, work cubicles, and living spaces designed to encourage musical practice, rehearsals, and group projects.
The article also highlights MAI's desire to offer a new learning model that is more flexible, more individualized, and better suited to the diversity of the profiles it welcomes: aspiring artists, musicians looking to change careers, professionals seeking to improve their skills, and performing arts technicians.
The journalist also highlights the MAI's central position in the French music scene: a school renowned for its high standards, the quality of its teachers from the professional sector, and its role within theArchipel des Sons, the collective dedicated to contemporary music and technical professions in the performing arts.
Through this report, L’Est Républicain highlights an important moment for the school: the opening of a redesigned space to better support the artists and technicians of tomorrow, in the heart of a student and cultural city like Nancy.
