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Goldsmiths, University of London
London , United Kingdom
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Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Oceanography | Poultry Farming | Building Materials
Area of study
Arts
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
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USD 26,362
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Program Overview

Course overview

This Masters develops your technical and interpretive abilities as a performer, informed by an understanding of style, genre, context and interpretation, as well as historical and theoretical issues relevant to your specialist repertoire.

  • You have the opportunity to engage with a range of different musical styles, and to develop those practical and intellectual skills that can make you a better informed and more accomplished performer.

  • You receive significant amounts of one-to-one instrumental or vocal tuition from expert performers, and participate in yearly masterclasses with distinguished international performers and teachers.

  • You develop your individual specialist skills to a high technical and artistic standard, while also developing intellectual and team-working skills, and you have the opportunity to perform with a variety of departmental ensembles, including Goldsmiths’ Sinfonia.

  • The programme offers an extensive list of elective modules that encompass historical study and the latest performance-based technologies.

  • The pathway is particularly suitable for those hoping to develop a career as a professional solo or chamber musician, or to develop performance skills before entering teaching, or as preparation for PhD research in performance practice.

  • It appeals to and can accommodate many different types of performer, whether your interests are in Classical or Romantic repertoire, or contemporary music.

    • Contact the department

    If you have specific questions about the degree, contact

    Pete Furniss

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