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University of Pécs
MA in Choral Conducting
- Pécs, Hungary
MA
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Besides general music theory and music history classes, the training will introduce students to the technique of choral conducting as well as to theoretical and practical issues related to the human voice, voice formation and maintenance, the history of choral music, repertoire, different styles and all the related know-how in all branches of choir music. MA in Choral Conducting and learning it at a high level requires personal skills, artistic sensitivity, having a good ear, knowledge of music and, most of all, the individual’s singing culture and knowledge about chamber music.


Azusa Pacific University
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Conducting, MM
- Azusa, USA
- San Diego, USA
MA
Full time
On-Campus
English
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Study near Los Angeles, one of the music capitals of the world, home to iconic music venues, renowned ensembles, plus famous film and recording studios. Graduates have gone on to prestigious doctoral programs, become assistant and cover conductors of major orchestras, and are often hired to lead school ensembles.
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San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Master of Music in conducting
- San Francisco, USA
MA
Distance Learning
English
Any music school can make you a better player. Our interconnected courses are built to transform you intellectually, artistically, professionally, and individually. You’ll understand the roots of your music, freeing you to take it somewhere new. You’ll see how your training broadens your options, rather than narrowing them. You'll find your voice. And you'll enter the world with the same confidence you bring to the stage.
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In Master's degree programs for Conducting, you’ll explore the art and science behind leading musical ensembles. This field blends performance, theory, and leadership skills, preparing you for a range of opportunities in music education, conducting orchestras, or leading choirs.
Through courses in score study and rehearsal techniques, you’ll practice interpreting and conveying musical intent while coordinating ensemble dynamics. The curriculum emphasizes developing a unique conducting style, analytical listening, and effective communication skills to inspire musicians. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives while learning to connect with diverse musical traditions.
As a graduate, you may find career pathways as a conductor for professional orchestras, director of music programs in educational settings, or as a freelance artist. Your understanding of score interpretation, musicianship, and leadership will be crucial in navigating the multifaceted challenges of the music industry and enhancing collaborative efforts across various musical genres.