The M.M. Music Performance - Organ program at Ohio University offers comprehensive Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees focused on advanced organ performance. The curriculum encompasses applied organ study, literature, pedagogy, and performance techniques, preparing students for professional careers in performance, teaching, and church music.
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The M.M. Music Performance - Organ program at Ohio University offers comprehensive Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees focused on advanced organ performance. The curriculum encompasses applied organ study, literature, pedagogy, and performance techniques, preparing students for professional careers in performance, teaching, and church music.
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Courses include:Organ PedagogyLiterature of Organ MusicMinimum of 8 hours of ensembleMinimum of 2 hours of chamber musicMinimum of 4 hours of MUS theory/history/composition courses
Applicants must submit a diverse repertoire including a Prelude and Fugue (excluding 'Eight Little') or a Trio Sonata by JS Bach, along with two contrasting works from the 19th to 21st centuries—one demonstrating virtuosity. Graduate assistantship candidates must provide a dossier including a resume, teaching philosophy, recommendation letters, an essay on teaching and professional goals, and optionally, recordings of teaching or collaborative performances. These requirements ensure candidates demonstrate technical skill, musical versatility, and pedagogical potential.
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2000 USD
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15 Apr 2025
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