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Through our partnership with Dalhousie, you can pursue a Bachelor of Music degree that incorporates the Foundation Year Program into the first-year curriculum. Over the course of your first year, you’ll gain with a deeper understanding of music as a social phenomenon and vector of philosophical, psychological and cultural expression. After first year, you will take classes at King’s and at Dalhousie’s Fountain School of Performing Arts .
Degree Concentrations
With careful planning there are concentrations open to Bachelor of Music students including:
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| General studies | |
| Popular musics | |
| Composition | |
| Musicology | |
| Performance | |
Instruments
There are many instruments you can specialize in, including:
Instruments |
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| Voice | Oboe |
| Guitar | Clarinet |
| Piano | Bassoon |
| Organ | Saxophone |
| Violin | French Horn |
| Cello | Trumpet |
| Double Bass | Trombone |
| Flute | Tuba |
Designing your degree
You can incorporate various arts, social sciences or science disciplines into your music degree, or combine an interest in music with another subject, such as theatre. You can also pursue a Bachelor of Arts with a major in music.
Non-music majors can take elective classes to gain a greater understanding and appreciation of music.
