Music: Musical Arts in University of Salford, UK

Music: Musical Arts in University of Salford

This course has its roots in Salford’s pioneering Band Musicianship programme, the first BA (Hons) degree in the United Kingdom to offer bespoke studies in brass band, wind band and big band. Building upon these long-established traditions, the Musical Arts programme is a diverse pathway for instrumental and vocal musicians looking for a more traditional music education. 

The course is renowned for producing high-calibre graduates within the fields of composition, conducting and performance, with alumni including Nigel Clarke, Joe Duddell, David King, Paul Lovatt-Cooper, Ben Richeton and Glyn Williams. 

You will study ‘classical’ music from a broad range of perspectives, developing technical and creative skills whilst placing emphasis on academic and theoretical aspects. You will regularly perform in a number of the department’s acclaimed ensembles, including the big band, brass band, wind band, function group, choir and contemporary music group, contributing to a varied and extensive annual concert series. 

You will:

• Be taught by practicing professionals on a high-achieving course, well-known for producing graduates who are active in the industry.
• Study in state-of-the-art rehearsal,recording and performance facilities.
• Be able to explore creative ideas and passions and be provided with the facility for cross-genre collaboration.

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