Music — Advanced Performance — Orchestral Instrument

Students admitted to the Bachelor of Music program may follow one of four streams: General Studies, Advanced Performance, Scholarship, or Composition. Every stream includes four years of private lessons in an instrument or voice, along with ensemble performance (4 years), music scholarship (3 years), and non-music electives (4 years). The distribution of required and elective courses, in Music and in other subjects, is different for each stream. If you can meet the highest standards of performing ability, you may select a Major in Advanced Performance. You can specialize in a standard orchestral instrument, opera, voice, piano, guitar, harpsichord, or organ.The specialization in an Orchestral Instrument is formulated for students who plan to become professional performers or teachers in schools of music or private studios. Although solo performance is stressed, all students in this program will constantly participate in large and small ensemble activity. Solo recitals are required at the end of the third and fourth years.

Field of study: Music, General, Violin, Viola, Guitar and Other Stringed Instruments, Brass Instruments, Percussion Instruments, Woodwind Instruments