Vocal Performance Introduction
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The Music: Vocal Performance Emphasis is for dedicated, music-loving students. This major might be right for you if you:
- Have a strong understanding of music and vocal performance.
- Enjoy performing both solo and group pieces.
- Are able to commit time to rehearsals, performances, and outside events.
- Love diving into music and music theory.
In a Vocal Performance program, students:
- Prepare to work professionally in both music performance and music teaching.
- Learn advanced vocal techniques, musical pedagogy, and music literature.
- Take private voice lessons and prepare for individual and group performances.
Highlighted Courses
Auditions are required for this and for ensemble participation each semester.
If you are interested in Vocal Performance, start with one of the following courses:
If you are interested in Vocal Performance, start with one of the following courses:
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$26,115
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$61,827
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Career Possibilities for Vocal Performance
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Dive Deeper Into Vocal Performance
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AI in Academics
At BYU-Idaho, we are strategically integrating Artificial Intelligence to enhance academic excellence and prepare our students for an evolving world.
AI in Music
You will learn to integrate artificial intelligence as a powerful tool to master music theory and maximize the efficiency of your rehearsals and performances. Our curriculum also leverages AI to curate specific job opportunities and match you with ideal graduate programs to ensure your career strategy is as precise as your artistry.
Advance Knowledge, Enhancing Learning, and Developing Workforce Readiness
AI in Academics means learning to advance knowledge, enhancing learning, and developing workforce readiness through tools that support (not replace) your effort and integrity.
Related Majors
If you have a love for jazz music, consider the Jazz Studies degree. You will get to learn a variety of jazz instruments, participate in recitals, and study the jazz genre.
The Department of Music offers a Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz Studies with full and adjunct faculty for every jazz instrument, a Jazz Society, and opportunity to get off campus.
Master performance skill for instruments like violin, viola, cello, and bass.
Develop advanced skill and artistry in performing solo and ensemble piano works.
Master playing the pipe organ for concerts and services.
Master playing woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments for performances.
The Bachelor of Music in Education (BMED) is a professional degree designed to prepare students for a music teaching career specializing in orchestra, choir, or band. Students will prepare to qualify for a K-12 teaching certificate. Students are given opportunities to teach in local schools, including a full semester of student teaching as the capstone experience.
Advanced performance and study of string instruments.
Combine broad musical study with advanced performance skills across areas.
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