Course summary

The University of Chichester Conservatoire has one of the largest and liveliest music departments in the UK with a community of over 400 student performers. Our facilities include computerised recording and media studios, well equipped practice rooms and an acoustically superb performance venue. This three-year BA (Hons) programme gives you individual tuition in instrumental and/or vocal performance throughout your degree, supplemented by joining one or more of our six orchestras, five choirs and nine other taught performance ensembles. On this BA (Hons) Music Performance degree you will have individual tuition in instrumental and/or vocal performance and have the opportunity to join a selection of University musical groups including 6 orchestras, 5 choirs and 9 other taught performance ensembles. Ensembles perform throughout the year and attend a rich programme of concerts, recitals and master classes by visiting artists. You will train in the art of performance and study topics including performance anxiety, the use of gesture and movement in performance, and concert and event hosting. You will complete a personal study module where you have the chance present a longer and more challenging programme of work. On this course you will: Train in the art of performance itself. Study topics including performance anxiety, performance development, and the use of movement and gesture. Develop your personal performance. Learn about concert and event hosting. Choose to study STET Yoga, or dance and acting alongside your music studies. Explore a wide choice of contextual modules. Be able to enjoy a complete ensemble experience. Have the opportunity to join a selection of 6 orchestras, 9 large ensembles, 5 choirs and more than 70 small ensembles.