2 Music Performance Graduate Diploma degrees found
- Graduate Diploma
- Performing Arts
- Music
- Music Performance
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2 Music Performance Graduate Diploma degrees found
Australian Academy Of Music And Performing Arts (AMPA)
Graduate Diploma of Music (Performance)
- Surry Hills, Australia
Graduate Diploma
Full time, Part time
1 year
On-Campus
English
The two-semester Graduate Diploma of Music, which is nested in the Masters programme, is designed to enhance the knowledge base, strengthen the performance skills, and reinforce the teaching and organisational abilities of persons who, having successfully completed an undergraduate degree or without qualifications, have achieved a high level of skills and recognition in the field of professional performance.
Longy School of Music of Bard College
Graduate Performance Diploma in Music
- Cambridge, USA
Graduate Diploma
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
This two-year program was created so you can focus intensively on training, performance, and professional opportunities. The GPD/GD program usually comes after the completion of a Master of Music degree. Compared to the Master of Music, it requires fewer academic courses and is focused on your skills and interests. If you want to dig in deeper before launching your career, this program is perfect for you.
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Graduate Diploma Degrees in Performing Arts Music Music Performance
Students who study music performance learn about a variety of instruments and performance techniques. Courses may include ear training, musical organization, musicology, music theory, vocal performance, string performance, piano performance, jazz studies, accompaniment skills and rhythm playing.
Graduate diplomas are typically not offered in the United States. The American equivalent of a diploma is referred to as a professional certification. Each university has a different set of requirements for admission, so students should perform in-depth research on programs before applying.