Performance (Collaborative Piano), BMUS

Arizona State University - Kaplan International

Arizona State University's music facilities include: Jazz Complex, Music Library, Organ Hall, Concert Hall and Recital Hall. The School of Music presents 800 plus recitals and concerts each year. The Bachelor of Music program in performance with a concentration in collaborative piano offers private instruction in solo and collaborative piano coaching with faculty members on chamber music, song, operatic and musical theatre repertoire and opportunities with large ensemble and choral programs. This diverse training leads directly to vibrant collaborative performance experiences in all areas, including collaboration with colleagues in dance and theatre. Collaborative piano students regularly perform with their vocal and instrumental colleagues in concerts at ASU and throughout the valley, including at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, the Kerr Cultural Center, Tempe Center for the Arts and the renowned Musical Instrument Museum. The program combines two years of focused study of solo piano repertoire and two years of collaborative piano training, and focuses on the core repertoire of song, piano chamber music, opera and musical theater. Collaboration within the School of Music, Dance and Theatre involves all performance areas, including classes and opportunities with the music theatre and opera programs, concerts with large ensembles and choirs, duo recitals with instrumental and voice colleagues, and performances of chamber music literature as part of the Visiting Quartet Residency program.

Arizona State University, Main campus