Classes
Focuses on the business, production, and marketing aspects of the music industry. The history and structure of the music industry
Copyright law and licensing, music publishing and distributionn, artist management and development and more.
Focuses on the principles and techniques of music composition, analysis, and performance. Students learn about the fundamental elements of music, such as melody, harmony, rhythm, form, and texture.
Students explore the development of music over time and in different cultures. Students learn about the major composers, styles, and genres of Western music, as well as the historical and social contexts in which they were created.
Focuses on the technical and artistic aspects of playing a musical instrument. Students learn how to play a specific instrument, such as piano, guitar, violin, or trumpet. Students learn the proper technique for playing the instrument, as well as how to read music notation, understand musical expression and interpretation, and develop their musical ear.
Students learn how to prepare for and deliver a musical performance that is technically proficient, expressive, and engaging for the audience. They receive feedback and coaching from the instructor, as well as their peers, to improve their skills and stage presence.
Students learn how to use audio equipment and software to record, mix, and master audio content. They also learn about the principles of sound and acoustics, and how to apply them to achieve high-quality recordings.