Musicology Postgraduate Degrees

... of this, you have the choice of two specialist pathway modules. These can both be taken from the same area of study, or you can take one module from two different specialist pathways including Musicology, Performance, Composition, Electroacoustic Composition and Sacred Music. Through support from dedicated...

..., including acousmatic composition; composition exploring the interface of Western and non-Western traditions. The department also provides access to a wide network of opportunities for professional and amateur performance. In musicology, research strengths include not only the Western art music tradition... Learn about: Professor Training...

...Overview: The Musicology and Composition research cluster comprises scholars and instrumental composers. It fosters strong links with composers...

...-acoustic work – underpinned by your study of the principles of composition and aesthetic theory. You’ll look at orchestration, arrangement and remix. Then you’ll choose from optional modules allowing you to explore different aspects of music – you could choose electronic and computer music, musicology...

...The department has an international reputation for research in Musicology, Ethnomusicology and Composition. We are particularly strong in Western...

... careers such as writing, performing, composing, and teaching, or in further research. Through taught and practical modules, students can develop methods and skills to be applied to their field of interest which may encompass ethnomusicology, musicology, composition, and performance. Students... Learn about: Full Time...

... evocation of place. Furthermore, in a consideration of popular music as a text, popular music semiotics will also be employed. This MA will be of interest to those working in the fields of popular music studies, cultural studies, social anthropology, politics, gender studies, and musicology, among others... Learn about: Full Time, Construction Training, Professor Training...

... performance into context, you’ll also have a choice of optional modules offered across the School of Music. You could study composition, musicology, aesthetics, psychology of music and more to explore how performance can shape and be shaped by other forms of musical research and practice. We have a variety... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...B COMPOSITIONAL PROGRAMMING B CONDUCTING B DIGITAL IMPROVISATION 2 MODERNISM AND POSTMODERNISM MUSIC PROJECT B PERFORMANCE A PERFORMANCE B RESEARCH TRAINING... Learn about: Project Manager, Research training, Project Control...

...An Introduction to Your Modules Master's Level Advanced (ethno)musicology (Option)† Critical Perspectives (Core) Designing your Research Project... Learn about: Full Time...

...Term Two concludes with an industry showcase. Term Three comprises a full-scale public production of a contemporary work in the Embassy Theatre and... Learn about: Musical Theatre, Music Technology, Music Production...

... research skills while learning to critically evaluate studies in the field of music psychology. Using real-world case studies you’ll explore areas such as music education, therapy, advertising, science and technology – but you’ll also be able to take optional modules in composition, performance, musicology... Learn about: Applied Psychology...

...An Introduction to Your Modules Master's Level Advanced (ethno)musicology (Option)† Critical Perspectives (Core) Designing your Research Project... Learn about: Part Time...

... interests by choosing optional modules, exploring areas such as musicology, analysis, aesthetics, composition, the psychology of music, or music technology. Through music in psychology or politics, from baroque to pop, you’ll be able to study music from different cultures and periods. At the same time... Learn about: Music Technology...

... careers such as writing, performing, composing, and teaching, or in further research. Through taught and practical modules, students can develop methods and skills to be applied to their field of interest which may encompass ethnomusicology, musicology, composition, and performance. Students... Learn about: Part Time, Musical Theatre...

... and social aspects of music alongside music technology and the psychology of music. You can also choose to develop specialist knowledge and skills in areas such as composition, solo and ensemble performance. Through study in musical performance, psychology or musicology, you can explore ideas across periods... Learn about: Music Technology...

... and musicological research skills. You’ll study digital media engineering and embedded systems, while creating your own electronic music. Project work will equip you with skills for a variety of exciting careers. Students are taught by world-leading researchers in sonic arts, digital electronics and musicology... Learn about: Music Technology, Electronic Engineering, Signal processing...

...Sound Design Negotiated Module MA You'll study modules such as: Independent Scholarship... Learn about: Music Industry, Perceptual Technologies, Music Technology...