Music Performance Studies

The Bachelor of Music in Performance Studies at Concordia University is a comprehensive program designed to cultivate exceptional musical talent and prepare students for a professional career in the performing arts. This rigorous program offers a blend of intensive performance training, academic coursework, and opportunities for artistic development, enabling students to refine their technical skills, deepen their interpretative understanding, and develop a distinctive musical voice. Students engage in individual lessons with expert faculty members who are active performers and scholars, providing personalized mentorship and fostering a commitment to artistic excellence. The curriculum emphasizes diverse musical genres, including classical, jazz, and contemporary styles, ensuring that graduates are versatile and adaptable in various performance contexts.

Throughout the program, students participate in recitals, chamber music ensembles, and large ensemble performances, gaining valuable stage experience and building confidence as performers. The program also encourages scholarly exploration of music history, theory, and research, offering a well-rounded education that combines practical skills with academic insights. Students benefit from access to state-of-the-art facilities, including specialized practice spaces and performance venues, as well as opportunities to collaborate with fellow musicians and composers. The career support services provided by the university prepare students to pursue careers as soloists, ensemble members, recording artists, or music educators. Graduates of the Bachelor of Music in Performance Studies graduate with a solid musical foundation, professional readiness, and the artistic versatility needed to succeed in the dynamic world of musical performance.