Music Performance (Hons) University of Chichester

Overview

Ensembles perform throughout the year and attend a rich programme of concerts, recitals and masterclasses by visiting artists. You will train in the art of performance and study topics including performance anxiety, the use of gesture and movement in performance, and concert and event hosting.

You will complete a personal study module where you have the chance present a longer and more challenging programme of work.

On this Music Performance (Hons) degree at University of Chichester you will:

• Train in the art of performance itself.
• Study topics including performance anxiety, performance development, and the use of movement and gesture.
• Develop your personal performance.
• Learn about concert and event hosting.
• Choose to study STET Yoga, or dance and acting alongside your music studies.
• Explore a wide choice of contextual modules.
• Be able to enjoy a complete ensemble experience.
• Have the opportunity to join a selection of six orchestras, nine large ensembles, five choirs and more than 70 small ensembles.

Careers

This BA (Hons) Music Performance degree will help you prepare for your career after you graduate. As well as gaining employable transferable skills and subject specific knowledge, you can gain experience before you graduate with the work placements, voluntary roles and internships available in the Music Department.

Past music graduates have secured various roles in music and performance, including:

• Solo performers 

• Teachers at all levels of education 

• Music leaders 

• Opera singers 

• Group instrumentalists 

• Cruise musicians