In Stage 2, MMus and MA students follow different pathways leading to their respective degrees.The Piano Accompianist position, as with all of the specialist positions, is first and foremost a counselor position. Stage 1 is common to both degrees, and may also lead to the exit award of PGDip. The MMus/MA programme is divided into Stage 1 and Stage 2.
PIANO ACCOMPANIST FEES FULL
The programme provides a wide range of choice for assessment, including studio recordings, commissions of new collaborative works, independent projects and full length recitals.
In addition to the extensive development of standard accompaniment repertoire, additional supporting skills are also cultivated in weekly group classes including sight-reading, orchestral reductions, transposition, figured bass, choral accompaniment, vocal and instrumental coaching and languages.Īs an accompanist, you will have many performing opportunities, whether in concerts, competitions or accompanying students. Graduates also work in the fields of music education, arts management and administration, and music in the community, where an MMus degree is highly valued.ĭeveloping core accompaniment skills forms the foundation of the programme.
PIANO ACCOMPANIST FEES PROFESSIONAL
Students who have graduated in this course have gone on to have professional careers as accompanists and work for a wide range of institutions and organisations throughout the world. The programme provides a wide range of choice for assessment, including studio recordings, commissions of new collaborative works, independent projects and full-length recitals. MMus Accompanists also enjoy extensive performing opportunities, whether in concerts, competitions or accompanying students. In addition to the extensive development of standard accompaniment repertoire, additional supporting skills are also cultivated in weekly group classes including sight-reading, orchestral reductions, transposition, figured bass, choral accompaniment, vocal and instrumental coaching and languages. You will engage in a wide range of collaborative opportunities to prepare you for this demanding profession working with students and lecturers from all departments at RCS.ĭeveloping core accompaniment skills form the foundation of the programme. Piano Accompaniment is a varied and challenging postgraduate programme, led by lecturer and piano accompanist, Scott Mitchell, alongside a team of highly experienced professional accompanists and chamber musicians.