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Master's Program in Instrumental Performance

Pursue advanced musical training and instrumental performance studies at Nagoya University of the Arts.

Best for:Best for aspiring professional musicians and instrumentalists seeking advanced graduate studies in music performance.

Nagoya University of the Arts · Nagoya, Japan · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Instrumental PerformanceMusic PedagogyMusical InterpretationMusic Practice
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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Nagoya
Japan

Overview

The Master's Program in Instrumental Performance is offered through the Graduate School of Music at Nagoya University of the Arts in Japan. This graduate program is designed for students seeking to refine their musicianship, technical mastery, and artistic interpretation through rigorous instrumental training. Enrolled students engage in comprehensive musical study and performance practice guided by experienced faculty. The program prepares graduates for professional careers as performers, educators, and music specialists.

Master's ProgramInstrumental PerformanceGraduate School of MusicNagoya University of the ArtsMusic

What you'll do

  • Attend and participate in rigorous instrumental performance lessons and masterclasses
  • Prepare and execute solo and ensemble musical repertoire for public recitals or examinations
  • Engage in critical analysis of musical scores, history, and performance practices
  • Collaborate with peers in chamber music and ensemble settings
  • Complete all required coursework and final graduation performance projects

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's Degree or equivalent

Degree offered: Master's Degree

Language: Japanese (100%)

Instruction: Japanese

Required skills
  • Advanced proficiency in a musical instrument
  • Demonstrated musicality and performance experience
  • Ability to interpret complex musical repertoire
Nice to have
Prior solo or ensemble performance experienceFamiliarity with music theory and historical context
Eligibility
  • Hold a Bachelor's degree or equivalent prior to admission

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How to apply

Interested applicants should review the application guidelines and admission procedures provided on the Nagoya University of the Arts admissions portal. Ensure all required academic and performance documents are prepared and submitted in accordance with the university's schedule.

Documents required
  • BSc or BA transcript
  • Application form
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Graduate School of Music
Nagoya University of the Arts
Japan
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