Accompanist Courses

The Bachelor of Music Industry (Performance) equips students with foundational skills in music theory, ear training, and instrument-specific techniques. Through weekly lectures, they explore the mechanics of music and gain performance expertise for ensemble playing. Emphasis is placed on analysing musical genres, receiving feedback from professionals, and creating personal musical projects. This stream integrates advanced aural comprehension, theoretical knowledge, and stagecraft, culminating in a workshop environment guided by industry leaders. Students from diverse major areas can participate in the performance cohort as part of their minor studies.

The Bachelor of Arts (Music) offers advanced music studies, aiming to deepen students' understanding of music's cultural, historical, and analytical aspects from various periods and cultures. This course offers specialized areas like musicology or theory, preparing for advanced research. Additionally, it enhances knowledge in music language and musicianship, guiding students towards professionalism. Students acquire competencies aligned with Australia's creative industries, ensuring aptitude in performance, creation, and interpretation of music, and potential pathways like teaching or music therapy.

The Bachelor of Music (Performance) offers practical instruction and ensemble experiences in orchestral instruments, piano, guitar, and classical voice. This course develops skills, knowledge, and understanding of the practical, theoretical, and conceptual aspects of music. It is tailored for musicians interested in pursuing a career as professional performers in orchestras, opera, jazz ensembles, or musical theatre. The degree focuses on honing performance abilities and deepening musical understanding, preparing students for successful careers in various performance settings.