Master of Music (MMus) Collaborative Piano
Overview
What to expect
The Master of Music in Collaborative Piano is a two-year, course-intensive degree in collaborative piano performance. Students study music history, music theory, and piano repertoire while refining their musical skills through personalized studio lessons and courses in collaborative piano techniques.
Why it stands out
Students are taught by experienced professional pianists and pedagogues of international distinction. They receive instruction individually and in small-class settings.
Who it's for
Curious and motivated pianists interested in acquiring advanced skills in instrumental and vocal collaboration are ideal participants in this program.
Outcomes
Opportunities for study
Students gain an exceptional depth and breadth of study and performance experience. They graduate having established valuable connections within the art music communities of the university and the city.
Opportunities after graduation
Program graduates typically pursue careers as performing musicians and teachers. They also work as arts administrators, arts journalists, arts broadcasters, and researchers.
Postgraduate opportunities
Successful graduates qualify to apply for entry into the Doctor of Musical Arts in Performance program.
Curriculum
MMus in Collaborative Piano
- Applied Lessons
- Graduate Performance and Collaborative Piano Courses
- Critical Approaches to Music History
- Analysis and Performance Practice Courses
- Electives
Core Courses
The program’s core consists of collaborative piano techniques courses and individual piano instruction in preparation for two recitals candidates must perform during their program. Students also study critical approaches to music history, music analysis, and historical performance.
Electives
The Music Faculty provides an approved list of electives from which students choose the equivalent of one full-year course.
Complete admission requirements can be found at Application Materials.
Complete information on how to apply can be found at Applying.
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