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University of the Arts Helsinki
Bachelor of Music in Folk Music
- Helsinki, Finland
Bachelor's degree
Full time
6 years
On-Campus
English, Finnish, Swedish
While instrument and ensemble studies are the core of bachelor’s studies, it is also vital that students acquire theoretical skills. The versatile course selection also includes studies in folk dance and instrument building, for example. You will delve into the essence of memorization-based musicianship, acquire skills in different forms of improvisation and learn how to use archives and other sources as material for songwriting that is inspired by research. You will acquire the skills needed to form your personal artistic vision and learn how to reflect on it orally and in writing.
Leeds Conservatoire
BA (Hons) Folk, Roots & Blues
- Leeds, United Kingdom
BA
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
English
Our BA (Hons) Folk, Roots & Blues degree celebrates musical heritage while empowering you to develop your own artistic voice within it. This inclusive and unique course is for artists rooted in storytelling, acoustic sound, and the emotive power of live performance.
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Royal College Of Music In Stockholm (KMH)
Performance – Folk Music/Art Music from Other Cultures
- Östermalm, Sweden
Bachelor's degree
On-Campus
English, Swedish
This Bachelor's Programme is aimed at you who practice or are curious about folk music from other cultures than the Swedish or on art music outside the western tradition. Whether you're a singer or instrumentalist, you get to develop your own music style with the help of the top teachers in the field.
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Studying for a Bachelor's degree in Folk Music lets you explore the rich traditions and vibrant histories of music from various cultures. This unique field combines theoretical learning with practical experience, preparing you for a range of performance and creative opportunities.
Through courses in music theory, ethnomusicology, and performance techniques, you'll learn how to interpret and convey the emotional depth of folk music. Students build confidence as they engage with new musical perspectives and collaborate in ensemble settings. Typical skills acquired include arranging music for diverse instruments, developing oral traditions, and understanding cultural contexts of music.
The program emphasizes hands-on experiences, giving you the chance to perform, compose, and produce folk music. You might delve into songwriting workshops, recording techniques, and the use of traditional instruments. Graduates often pursue careers as performers, educators, or music therapists, bringing their unique musical insights to a wide audience. This journey can shape you into an adaptable musician equipped to thrive in various artistic environments.