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Bath Spa University · Part-time

Performance (Music)

Enhance your understanding of the performance industry and develop your creative practice on our MA Performance (Music) course. - Perform for wide audiences and take your skills to the next level. - Collaborate with other Performance students as part of our in…

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School of Music and Performing Arts

Enhance your understanding of the performance industry and develop your creative practice on our MA Performance (Music) course. - Perform for wide audiences and take your skills to the next level. - Collaborate with other Performance students as part of our in-house production company. - Receive vocal/instrumental coaching from experienced tutors. Performers learn from each other. On our MA Performance (Music) course, you’ll develop your own specific skill set, but also work with directors, conductors, instrumentalists, and creative producers to develop your work and ideas. Along with students from other MA Performance pathways, you’ll become part of our in-house Bath Spa Productions company - a company of unique talents that are individually and collectively developed. Our MA Performance (Music) course will help you to understand the wider world of the performance industry and allow you to gain key skills and knowledge in your specific discipline. Our production house, Bath Spa Productions, offers a range of projects that engage professionals and give opportunities to extend your networks and profile your work. The course runs full-time for one year (three trimesters).

Getting in

As the university states it

We usually require candidates to have a good first degree in any academic subject. You may be considered without a first degree if you can demonstrate considerable relevant experience. There are no formal interviews; places are based on the submissions of the relevant forms and recordings.

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