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Is it good to study music in University?
Studying Music to degree level enhances overall health, employability and connections with a multitude of people – from fellow students and staff to audience members and future employers. Read on to discover key benefits of studying this fascinating and flexible subject at university.
Is it good to major in music?
Yes, a music degree is worth it for most aspiring musicians. Music degrees are essential for employment in the music industry as well as building well-rounded musicians. However, in some areas of music, a degree may not be necessary.
What do you do when you study music?
What Can You Do with a Music Degree?
- Accompanist (public and private schools, music schools and performing arts camps; religious centers and schools; dance rehearsals and performances; other venues)
- Acoustics.
- Adjudicator.
- Arranger.
- Artist management.
- Artistic director.
What can I do with audio engineering degree?
Some of the careers that are available to you include:
- Production assistant.
- Broadcast technician.
- Audio equipment technician.
- Sound engineer.
- Acoustic consultant.
- Mastering engineer.
- Live sound engineer.
What degree do sound engineers have?
Audio engineers who choose to work in research and development typically possess a bachelor’s degree (or master’s degree) in physics, computer science, acoustics, computer science or another engineering discipline, such as electrical engineering and electronics.
Why don’t some students become “musically talented”?
Many parents who speak to me and claim that they aren’t “musically talented” simply had bad teachers and little home support with music practice. Students discontinue playing over the summer. Statistics show that students who do not read over the summer find themselves extremely behind once school starts — the same goes for playing an instrument!
How many students quit their musical instruments in the first two years?
Over 50\% of students quit their musical instrument within the first two years of playing. The Music Parents’ Guide A Survival Kit for the New Music Parent Home About Tony About the Book Guest Post
How do you motivate students to practice music?
Teachers don’t create enough performing opportunities during the year. The best way to motivate students musically is through performance. Weeks or even months on end of practicing without performing for an audience gets old very quick, and students will definitely quit.
Can any student enjoy a successful K-12 experience on an instrument?
If the teaching is good and there is a little support at home (motivational, not monetary), any student can enjoy a successful K-12 experience on an instrument, regardless of socioeconomic background. I know, because I taught at a school with a high \% of free and reduced lunch students.