Chamber music classes, music for two pianos and accompaniment are part of the specialty's curriculum, important as is experience in other instrument skills.

Master of Music in Performance with a specialty in Piano

About Piano Performance at PRCM

The Piano program at CMPR has a highly experienced faculty who guide students throughout their years of study. Students receive personal attention with at least a one-hour individual lesson weekly and participation in a weekly seminar class. In addition, students perform frequently in an array of settings (recitals, masterclasses, concertos), and collaborate with peers and faculty coaches in chamber music.

Learning outcomes

The graduate of this specialty:

You will demonstrate at a high level the comprehensive capabilities and artistry of playing your instrument or voice, including the ability to work independently to prepare public performances.
You will demonstrate technical mastery in your instrumental medium through public performances, ensemble performances, departmental juries, ensemble auditions, seminars, master classes, pre-recital and recital.
You will demonstrate extensive repertoire knowledge of your instrument and/or voice to begin a career as an artist in the classical genre.
You will demonstrate exceptional leadership skills through participation in musical ensembles and seminars.
It will generate and integrate the creative process and research on a smaller scale to solve problems and create projects at a professional level.

About Piano Performance at CMPR

The Piano program at CMPR has a highly experienced faculty who guide students throughout their years of study. Students receive personal attention with at least a one-hour individual lesson weekly and participation in a weekly seminar class. In addition, students perform frequently in an array of settings (recitals, masterclasses, concerts), and collaborate with peers and faculty coaches in chamber music.

Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate the comprehensive capabilities and artistry of its instrument or voice performance at a high level, including the ability to work independently to prepare public performances.
Demonstrate technical mastery in their instrumental medium through public presentations, ensemble presentations, departmental juries, ensemble auditions, seminars, master classes, pre-recitals, and recitals.
Demonstrate a broad knowledge of your instrument or voice repertoire to begin a career as an artist in the classical genre.
Will demonstrate exceptional leadership skills through participation in bands and seminars.
It will generate and integrate the creative and research process on a smaller scale to solve problems and create projects at a professional level.

Curriculum

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Admission and Audition Requirements

General and specialty requirements