Bachelor of Music - PENDING EXTERNAL APPROVAL

<div>This three-year degree will give you the skills needed to succeed in a number of branches of the performing arts. You'll gain practical experience in performance and production work in key theatre disciplines such as acting, singing and dance, as well as studies in spoken voice, music theory, theatre history, technical theatre skills and research methods. From the second year, you will refine your programme of study to suit your strengths and interests, while learning to integrate the skills you learnt in first year. In the final year, most assessment is focused on your Capstone project, a large, self-directed year-long project that you design! This project allows for considerable work integrated learning in industry settings, including the possibility of working in professional productions, and further specialisations to develop other, related skills within the worlds of applied theatre and theatre for the stage. You'll learn from experienced performers and teachers who are dedicated to helping you make the most of your career. </div>

Gain a solid foundation of skills for a rewarding career on stage.

Bachelor of Music Theatre - PENDING EXTERNAL APPROVAL

<div>Our Bachelor of Music covers all the skills and knowledge you need to be a multi-faceted professional musician. It's built around collaboration - you'll learn the foundational skills and apply them in group projects and classes that directly mirror the real world of the music industry.More than half the programme content is practical in nature, a higher proportion than most music degrees in New Zealand. This includes regular structured rehearsals, in-class demonstrations and numerous performance opportunities including concerts and gigs with staff and other students. With such a focus on the practical, you're a musician from day one at Ara.The degree offers three pathways: Music Creation (composition), Music Performance and Music Production. This choice lets you specialise in the area you're passionate about, while learning alongside and working with musicians from other pathways. Your third-year capstone project allows you to design your own major project (which can include a work placement if relevant) with dedicated specialist tutor support.At Ara you'll learn from a great team of tutors who are each also professional, working musicians. They perform, write and record across the country, from the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra to Salmonella Dub and everything in between. Music audition dates: <ul> <li>30 September</li> <li>1 October</li> <li>2, 3 and 4 December</li> <li>Late applications accepted</li> </ul></div>

Prepare to thrive as a professional musician.

Bachelor of Music

<div>This three-year degree will give you the skills needed to succeed in several branches of the performing arts. You'll gain practical experience in performance and production work in key theatre disciplines such as acting, singing and dance, as well as studies in spoken voice, music theory, theatre history, technical theatre skills and research methods. From the second year, you'll learn to integrate the skills acquired in your first year. In the final year, most assessment is performance focused with the option to pursue an independent capstone project of your own design. This project allows for work-integrated learning in industry settings-including the possibility of working in professional productions-and further specialisations to develop other, related skills within the worlds of applied theatre and theatre for the stage. You'll learn from experienced performers and teachers who are dedicated to helping you make the most of your career. Note: Successful applicants will be invited to audition in Christchurch or Auckland and will be contacted with specific time slots. Audition dates: Christchurch: * 20 - 22 September * 4 December (Late auditions accepted if space available) Auckland: 15 September</div>

Bachelor of Music Theatre

Gain the tools you need to present well at any audition, and in particular at your audition to study at our National Academy of Singing and Dramatic Art (NASDA). Includes tips from the panel on what they're looking for. This offering is for year 12 and 13 students only.

How to Smash Your NASDA Audition

<div>Experience what it's like to study music full-time at Ara Music. Take a tour of the school and meet current students and our passionate tutors.Designed for year 12 and 13 students</div>

Discover what's involved in becoming a professional musician.

Music Arts For A Day

<div>Experience what it's like to be a NASDA student. Observe the day's activities and explore the performing arts options and specialised facilities at NASDA.Designed for year 12 and 13 students</div>

Discover how to be awesome on stage and behind the scenes.

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