Develop your performing potential.
Our music performance programmes develop a student’s performing potential through lessons and workshops under expert staff guidance.
Develop your performing potential.
Our music performance programmes develop a student’s performing potential through lessons and workshops under expert staff guidance.
There are performance pathways in Classical Performance (piano, strings, woodwind, brass and classical singing), and Contemporary (pop/rock) Performance (guitar, bass, drums, keyboards and vocals). There is also a World Music Performance pathway (Highland piping and drumming, Taonga Puoro, Gamelan and Taiko ensembles) that is available within any degree.
The performance programme offers a supportive and inspiring environment in which instrumental or vocal technique and musical awareness are fostered and promoted. Many performance students have achieved outstanding national and international success, based upon the foundations obtained from their Otago training.
There are regular performance opportunities both within the University's public music programmes and in the community.
Performance is an endorsement (specialisation) option for the Bachelor of Music (MusB).
An audition is required for students seeking to enrol in the following papers: MUSI 140, MUSI 141, MUSI 146, MUSI 241, MUSI 246, MUSI 341, MUSI 346.
Audition information for Music and Bachelor of Performing Arts programmes.
Explore your study options further. Refer to enrolment information found on the following qualification pages.
School of Performing Arts
Email spa@otago.ac.nz
Website otago.ac.nz/performing-arts
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