Master of Orchestra

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Study content of the course

Your passion is music. You enjoy working with people. You are talented to teach your wisdom. You possess an extraordinary musical talent. These are four reasons for you to opt for the Masters in Orchestra as it combines your musical talent, with working and leading people. The leadership of an orchestra or choirs not only takes a sound education, but a great personality, too. And the Master of Orchestra does not solely teach you about how to conduct a musical ensemble.

In principle, the Master of Orchestra contains multiple components. To conduct symphony orchestras or concert ensembles is a central aspect of the study. However, you will also use your own instruments and talents, conduct academic research, and learn about teaching methods. Alternate course contents such as cognitive improvements belong to your curriculum, as well. Generally, the Masters in Orchestra is conceptualised individually as you deepen your own interests and skills.

Career prospects with a Master of Orchestra

On average, the Master of Orchestra takes two years to complete. Once you obtain your Master of Arts or Music, manifold career opportunities open up in professions such as: music direction, orchestra conduction, choir conduction or teaching to play an instrument.

The Master of Orchestra is offered by these education facilities: