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Master of Music - Performance

Advance your professional music performance and composition skills through a rigorous academic and research-oriented master's program.

Best for:Best for experienced musicians and composers seeking advanced academic and practice-based training.

Academy of Music and Performing Arts · Surry Hills, Australia · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Overview

The Master of Music - Performance program is designed for experienced and advanced music practitioners looking to elevate their industry presence and deepen their technical and creative expertise. Offered by the Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Surry Hills, Australia, the coursework combines high-level performance and composition training with academic research. Students participate in rigorous evaluations, including auditions and thesis proposal presentations, to bridge elite artistic practice with scholarly inquiry.

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What you'll do

  • Engage in advanced specialist training in music performance and composition
  • Prepare and present musical performances demonstrating elite technical and expressive ability
  • Conduct independent academic research related to musical practice
  • Develop and submit a formal thesis proposal as part of the curriculum
  • Contribute actively to the academic and research-focused environment of the institution

Requirements

Degree required: 3-year Bachelor of Music or equivalent undergraduate degree

Degree offered: Master Degree (By Coursework)

Language: English

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Advanced music performance or composition proficiency
  • Demonstrated technical and musical ability through audition
  • Capability to formulate a formal academic thesis proposal
Nice to have
Prior professional experience in the public arenaDistinguished record of musical practice
Eligibility
  • Applicants must hold a 3-year Bachelor of Music or equivalent undergraduate degree
  • Must successfully complete an audition and interview process

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How to apply

Applicants must complete an audition and interview process, presenting two contrasting pieces of music to demonstrate their technical and musical ability. Additionally, candidates are required to submit a thesis proposal as part of the admissions evaluation. Further application details and submission guidelines are available through the institutional portal.

Documents required
  • Undergraduate degree transcripts
  • Thesis proposal
  • Audition performance materials
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