Arts & Humanities
Acting, Stage and Screen (BFA)
University of Southern California, United States
- Degree
- Bachelor's
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- First-year students enter in the fall semester; applicants can apply Early Decision (binding), Early
Arts & Humanities
University of Southern California, United States
The Master of Music in Performance (Studio Guitar) is a 30-unit graduate performance degree at the USC Thornton School of Music. It includes individual instruction, advanced studio guitar performance class, two graduate recitals and a comprehensive review.
Faculty: Thornton School of Music | Department: Guitar | Duration: 30 units | Study mode: full-time | Location: Los Angeles, CA, United States
Curriculum covers individual instruction in studio guitar, advanced studio guitar performance class, guitar ensemble, research materials and techniques (MUHL 570), Music since 1900 (MUHL 578), music history electives and general electives.
Applicant must hold a bachelor's degree with a major in music with guitar as the principal instrument. Thornton School of Music graduate requirements: 30 units of graduate work (at least 26 at USC, including the recitals), minimum 3.0 GPA in all graduate music courses with B or higher in major-department courses, a comprehensive review, a practicum (MUSC 596) and completion within five years.
Duration: 30 units
Arts & Humanities
University of Southern California, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Southern California, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Southern California, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Southern California, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Southern California, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Southern California, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Southern California, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Southern California, United States
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