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Major Introduction
The orchestral music major is comprised of students majoring in string and wind music. They understand the characteristics of individual instruments, learn techniques, and develop depth and breadth outside of music through the unique and creative expressions of each instrument. It’s being polished. Through individual lessons for each instrument, students develop and learn their skills as a soloist, and through ensembles and ensembles, they seek to maximize emotion by achieving harmony and unity beyond sound.
Through regular orchestral concerts every year, the performances of each era and composer are recognized for their unique and creative expression.
Educational objectives
- •Understand the creation and principles of sound for each instrument and learn basic principles that are faithful to the basics. span>
- •Through string and wind ensembles and orchestras, the unique sounds of individual instruments are expressed in a unified way. Learn harmony with sound.
- •Accurately express and perform technical aspects faithful to the work through works of each era and composer. .
- •You have the opportunity to perform as an individual soloist, quintet, or ensemble through regular concerts in the spring and fall.
Careers after graduation
Professional performer, music teacher, private practice teacher, orchestra member, after-school teacher, arts planning manager, music therapist, studio media recording expert, music magazine reporter, music newspaper reporter, music academy management.