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You might know the BYU-Idaho choirs from their performances at General Conference, University Devotional, or on tour. BYUI actually hosts six different choirs on campus. Each choir focuses on different skills and music.
Want to join the BYU-Idaho Vocal Performance program? Acceptance into the program is done through auditions. While that may sound stressful, you have guidelines to help you out. Here are the general requirements and some tips to help you along.
BYU-Idaho is home to a variety of choirs, ensembles, and bands. Woodwind, Brass, or Percussion majors are required to join an ensemble, but many choose to participate because ensembles offer extra practice and fun experiences.
Curious about what you can do with a degree in music? Musicians are needed in various fields, whether for their musical talents or for their creative skills that come from years of practice. There are many jobs available in this field; you just need to know where to look.
In the BYU-Idaho music programs, you'll have many opportunities and access to helpful services to improve your music study. The Department of Music seeks to provide meaningful, portfolio-building experiences for students.
Doubling, or being able to play multiple instruments, is a valuable skill for musicians. This talent is especially popular for performing artists, like theatre musicians, background musicians, and film musicians, because employers often value the versatility of playing multiple instruments.
Learn about some rewarding careers in musical arts.
When looking for jobs, you may see sections on an application that ask you to list what skills you have learned throughout your college or career path.
Students who graduate with a degree in Music: String Performance have a wide variety of careers open to them. However, without knowing what to search for, it can be difficult to find positions in the music industry. Below are just a few options to look into when applying for jobs.
In the music field, there is a debate about whether or not a graduate degree is necessary for long-term musical success.