Performance
Performing
A course by
University of Auckland
Specialisation in Performance offering individual and ensemble courses for keyboard and orchestral instruments, voice, guitar, and selected other instruments, with opportunities for practical experience and collaboration with the Auckland Philharmonia.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City Campus, Auckland
It will take a total of 3 years
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Develop performance skills
Advance performance abilities in chosen instrument or voice through one-on-one tuition and practical ensemble participation.
Ensemble and chamber music experience
Participate in a variety of ensembles, chamber music groups, and orchestras to gain practical group performance experience.
Professional engagement
Engage with industry professionals through mentorships and masterclasses, especially with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.
What You're Signing Up For
The Performance specialisation at the University of Auckland School of Music offers one-to-one tuition for all keyboard and orchestral instruments, voice, guitar, and select others. The programme includes chamber music and ensemble participation in groups such as brass, woodwind, Chamber Choir, and symphony orchestras. Students can access performance lessons, pursue studies on a second instrument, and participate in mentored internships and professional opportunities with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra. The degree structure allows combining performance training with other music fields, including production, education, and composition.
Course Content
- Individual instrumental/voice tuition
- Chamber music and ensemble participation
- Brass and woodwind groups
- Chamber Choir
- Symphony orchestra performance
- Secondary instrument or baroque instrument study options
- Mentored internships and solo appearances
- Masterclasses with visiting soloists
- Integration with music production, education, conducting, composition, and musicology
What you need to know first
Consultation with a performance teacher is recommended
Some instrument/voice audition or prior study may be required
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Performing Arts
Music
Creative Industries
Future employment opportunities might be
Performer (instrumentalist, vocalist)
Music educator
Chamber and orchestral musician
Arts administrator
Music-related professions
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