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Bachelor of Music in Music Composition - Concert Music
The Bachelor of Music in Music Composition - Concert Music program focuses on developing the skills and knowledge necessary for composing original music intended for live performances, such as orchestral works, chamber music, and choral arrangements. This program emphasizes the technical aspects of music composition, including harmony, counterpoint, orchestration, and arrangement for various instrumental combinations. Students will be trained to express their creative ideas through written scores and gain an understanding of different musical forms and styles.
Additionally, students will be exposed to the practical aspects of composition, including conducting, music analysis, and the interpretation of musical scores. This program prepares students for a career in music composition, arrangement, and performance, with the opportunity to collaborate with ensembles and participate in performances of their works.
Requirements
Listed below are the documents required to apply for this course.
Grade 12
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The program prerequisites for the Bachelor of Music in Music Composition - Concert Music generally include: High School Diploma or Equivalent: Completion of high school education with a strong background in music theory, performance, and possibly advanced mathematics (to understand timing, scales, and harmony) is often required. Audition or Portfolio: Many institutions require prospective students to submit a portfolio of compositions or a performance audition to demonstrate their skills in music composition or their proficiency with a particular instrument. Music Theory Knowledge: Strong understanding of music theory, including notation, harmony, counterpoint, and rhythm, is essential. Some schools may test this knowledge as part of the admission process. Standardized Tests: Some programs may require standardized test scores (e.g., SAT/ACT), especially if you’re applying to a competitive institution. English Proficiency: If you are applying to an institution where the primary language of instruction is English, non-native speakers may need to provide proof of proficiency (e.g., TOEFL/IELTS scores).
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