DMA Conducting (Choral) majors at the University of Rochester focus on advanced training in choral, orchestral, and wind conducting, with opportunities to explore conducting in diverse musical contexts beyond their primary repertoire. The program emphasizes practical ensemble leadership, score study, and interpretative skills, preparing students for professional conducting careers.
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DMA Conducting (Choral) majors at the University of Rochester focus on advanced training in choral, orchestral, and wind conducting, with opportunities to explore conducting in diverse musical contexts beyond their primary repertoire. The program emphasizes practical ensemble leadership, score study, and interpretative skills, preparing students for professional conducting careers.
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Curriculum: A feature of the conducting program is regular tutorial sessions, given in conjunction with a significant amount of contact hours with the School’s ensembles. In addition, a diploma in sacred music may be combined with a degree in choral conducting.
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Applicants must submit an online application accompanied by a non-refundable application fee, a personal statement outlining their artistic goals, a detailed résumé or curriculum vitae, and official academic transcripts. Additional audition or interview requirements may apply to assess conducting aptitude and musical proficiency.
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