Bachelor of Music in Music - Band and Orchestral Instrument Performance 24 months Undergraduate Program By Illinois State University |Top Universities

Bachelor of Music in Music - Band and Orchestral Instrument Performance

Program Duration

24 monthsProgram duration

Main Subject Area

Performing ArtsMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Performing Arts

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Musicians who choose instrumental performance for a major should anticipate becoming a professional musician. Persons in this position should be willing to work flexible hours with an income equal to that of an entrepreneur. Instrumental performance majors should expect to spend the majority of their academic career rehearsing and practicing for the numerous performance opportunities here at Illinois state and at local performance venues. Among many other requirements, ensemble participation and solo recitals are an essential part of the plan of study. Musicians may play musical instruments, sing, write musical compositions or conduct groups in vocal or instrumental performances. To gain admittance into the music program at Illinois State one must have extensive background in music and must complete an audition. The main focus of the program lies in three main areas. They are: Music Education, Music Therapy, and Performance. Majoring in music provides students with a sense of aesthetics and an understanding of human expression valuable to many employers. Related Skills Develop competencies in business management, computers, marketing, or other areas to broaden range of employment possibilities. Develop a variety of skills. Become "multi talented." Confidence, personality, a positive attitude, and a love of music are important to success. Need basic tools of self-promotion. Performers often travel frequently and must be flexible regarding their work schedules. Gain experience working for a music publisher or other businesses in the entertainment industry. Ability to read musical notes accurately Ability to make critical observations Ability to concentrate and practice musical instruments for long periods Good listener Good finger responses Works well under pressure Team player and ability to work alone Creativity

Program overview

Main Subject

Performing Arts

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Musicians who choose instrumental performance for a major should anticipate becoming a professional musician. Persons in this position should be willing to work flexible hours with an income equal to that of an entrepreneur. Instrumental performance majors should expect to spend the majority of their academic career rehearsing and practicing for the numerous performance opportunities here at Illinois state and at local performance venues. Among many other requirements, ensemble participation and solo recitals are an essential part of the plan of study. Musicians may play musical instruments, sing, write musical compositions or conduct groups in vocal or instrumental performances. To gain admittance into the music program at Illinois State one must have extensive background in music and must complete an audition. The main focus of the program lies in three main areas. They are: Music Education, Music Therapy, and Performance. Majoring in music provides students with a sense of aesthetics and an understanding of human expression valuable to many employers. Related Skills Develop competencies in business management, computers, marketing, or other areas to broaden range of employment possibilities. Develop a variety of skills. Become "multi talented." Confidence, personality, a positive attitude, and a love of music are important to success. Need basic tools of self-promotion. Performers often travel frequently and must be flexible regarding their work schedules. Gain experience working for a music publisher or other businesses in the entertainment industry. Ability to read musical notes accurately Ability to make critical observations Ability to concentrate and practice musical instruments for long periods Good listener Good finger responses Works well under pressure Team player and ability to work alone Creativity

Admission requirements

6+
Jan-2000

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