Performing Arts Postgraduate Degrees in the Scotland

...between 30 th March and 1 st April. PhD: 3 years full-time; 5 years part-time. Thesis length 70,000-100,000 words MLitt: 2 years full-time; 3 years part-time... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...to the Latin language for beginners, concentrating on morphology, vocabulary, and basic syntax. Elementary Latin 2: builds on work from Elementary Latin... Learn about: Roman satire, Greek poetry, Philosophical writing...

...based on this and knowledge gained from the course, developing a critical appreciation of operating and managing professionally in a working environment... Learn about: Stage Management, Theatre Management, Theatre Set Design...

...and companies report that they find the singers particularly well prepared for the profession...

...and geochronology theatre and the elements politics and memory Theatre, Film and Television Studies and the Centre for Cultural Policy Research (environment)... Learn about: Theatre Studies, Part Time, Full Time...

...early Greece and the Late Roman Republic. Rome in the first century BCE experienced a series of brutal civil wars that tore the city and its empire apart... Learn about: Roman Republic, Ancient History, Greek poetry...

...for a more technical overall slant. Whatever path you choose to take, you will have a unique opportunity to engage with and learn from world-class academics... Learn about: Music Technology, Technical audio...

...Peter Woolard (MD - Cats) And of course, our President, Sir Cameron Mackintosh, takes a keen interest in our progress. Past graduates are currenlty appearingin the West...

...We offer postgraduate research students a wide range of options for independent study, from one-year taught degrees to three-year doctoral programmes... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...PhD study in the UK and the US work for arts institutions and museums church ministry secondary school teaching. Modules Each module typically comprises... Learn about: Theological Engagements, Christian Doctrine, Religious Experience...

...including an engagement with performers in residence: the Edinburgh Quartet, and Edinburgh University Composers’ Orchestra which gives regular performances of student compositions... Learn about: Viol player...

...designed in discussion with a range of musical directors and musical theatre professionals throughout Britain and the US to include masterclasses and extended...

...including the National Theatre of Scotland, the Playwrights’ Studio Scotland, Ankur Arts, Vanishing Point and Theatre Cryptic. The city of Glasgow provides... Learn about: Theatre Studies...

...(natural trumpet, sackbut, etc). Brass students take part in Symphony, Wind, Opera and Chamber Orchestras, and a diverse range of ensembles as well...

...atmosphere Experienced lecturers teach courses and top international media music professionals often give guest lectures. There are also many exciting... Learn about: Compositional skills...

...Performance of prepared ballet excerpts (candidates will be sent a selection of these in piano score form in advance). Harmonise a simple melody at sight...

...recordings, sketches, studies, web pages). The musical outputs are explicitly linked to the textual material. This linkage may take various forms... Learn about: Sound Design, Social History...

...The Department has created a particular focus on contemporary music which reflects the vibrancy of the city. The renowned Hebrides Ensemble gives public...

...public or third sector partners. Your choice of topic Please browse staff profiles to learn about the research specialisms and outputs of Music staff...

...Schott). Snare Drum Rimsky-Korsakov: Sheherazade, Movements 3 & 4 (Available in “Test Pieces for Orchestral Auditions”, Schott) Ravel: Rhapsodie Espagnol Movements 3 & 4...