Voice Postgraduate Degrees

...Realise your potential as a creative practitioner and train to be a professional voice coach at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. You will gain highly specialised knowledge in a range of professional contexts and develop advanced expertise as a voice coach, teacher or performer...

... complete individual assignments for each module. Performance based modules are assessed through performance on your instrument or voice, reflective... Learn about: Recorded Performance, Vocal Performer...

...you will be encouraged to analyse and critically evaluate how and why they are manifested in your practice. If your first degree was in a subject other... Learn about: Professional development, Visual Communication...

... to be at a competitive standard, it is recommended that the repertoire you perform be at the equivalent standard of Grade 7 AMEB (Grade 8 ABRSM) on your instrument or Grade 5 AMEB for voice. Details here. Available through the Bachelor of Music...

...Realise your potential as a creative practitioner and train to be a professional voice coach at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. You will gain highly specialised knowledge in a range of professional contexts and develop advanced expertise as a voice coach, teacher or performer... Learn about: Professional Voice, Ethical issues, Voice Theory...

...You’ll develop your training into a professional portfolio. Alongside this you’ll develop a theatre company with fellow students for public performances... Learn about: Performing Shakespeare...

...This class explores interaction with mobile computing systems and telephones by voice, including speech synthesis, recognition, digital recording, and browsing recorded speech. Emphasis on human interface design issues and interaction techniques appropriate for cognitive requirements of speech...

... to be at a competitive standard, it is recommended that the repertoire you perform be at the equivalent standard of Grade 7 AMEB (Grade 8 ABRSM) on your instrument or Grade 5 AMEB for voice. Details here. Available through the Bachelor of Music...

...Realise your potential as a creative practitioner and train to be a professional voice coach at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. You will gain highly specialised knowledge in a range of professional contexts and develop advanced expertise as a voice coach, teacher or performer...

... for SENCO explores the key aspects of the role of the SENCO, as specified in the Learning outcomes for National Award for Special Educational (NCTL, 2014). Current legislation and national perspectives are explored in relation to the role of the SENCO. You’ll critically explore areas such as pupil voice... Learn about: SEN Leadership, SEN Governors, SEN Finance...

...Voice students who have finished their bachelor's degree programme, have the possibility to study opera at the Dutch National Opera Academy, a joint effort undertaken by the Conservatorium van Amsterdam and the Koninklijk Conservatorium in The Hague...

...Find your own voice and individual path through the myriad of possibilities open to you on the Instrumental/Vocal Composition MA programme at Birmingham...

...; the goal is to become aware of the apparatuses of discourse, and find your own voice within them...

... of revision as a means to hone your voice as a writer. Program overview The degree includes 12 courses with one week on campus. Get started. You begin by completing two stipulated degree courses as outlined on the degree requirements page. This is your opportunity to demonstrate your commitment and ability... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... to be at a competitive standard, it is recommended that the repertoire you perform be at the equivalent standard of Grade 7 AMEB (Grade 8 ABRSM) on your instrument or Grade 5 AMEB for voice. Details here. Available through the Bachelor of Music... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... by taking MUS 340 Methods and Literature for Voice. These credits will not count toward those required for the degree. This requirement will be waived... Learn about: Professor Training...

... presentation correctly, get and keep the audience’s attention, make good use of your voice and body language, and handle questions from the audience... Learn about: Body Language...

... is helpful but not required of students from outside the Music department. Th 9:25am-11:15am MUSI 903b, The Voice   Brian Kane The seminar is intended... Learn about: Music Theory...

... into the craft of acting through working with the acting students and specialist tutors on their performance programmes which focus on body, voice and imagination. Students will develop an understanding of a wide variety of different practices that can be used to shape performance. For further information please... Learn about: Creative Practice, International Placement...

... by enrolling in MUS 845 Secondary or Specialist Emphasis: Voice, which will focus on repertoire in the deficient language(s) and will include a... Learn about: Music History, Music Theory...