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Musicology is the academic field dealing with the study of music. Music courses range in specialization from practical instrument training to music theory to the music business. Students with a passion for music will find they are able to gain valuable qualifications, knowledge and skills in Music courses.

As a student of music, you can do the following courses:

• Certificate courses.
• Music diploma courses.
• Bachelor of Arts (Music)
• Bachelor of Music.
• Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music)
• Bachelor of Performing Arts (Music)
• Higher education degrees such as Masters and PhD in Music.

Our forward-thinking Popular Music degree prepares musicians to build sustainable and diverse careers in the creative industries. You'll develop creative music-making skills including production, songwriting, performance, composition for screen media, studio techniques, marketing, business enterprise and more.

Course Description An examination of the basic structure of Western music, musical styles, form, different periods and their chief representatives and the dynamics of musical expression and appreciation.

Music Appreciation is a one semester course that will introduce students to the fundamentals of creating, enjoying and listening to music. Students will learn the basics of creating music– melody, harmony and rhythm. Students will also explore instrumental and vocal timbre and will critique musical performances.

Whether you're looking to study for your profession or for purely personal interest, our music courses offer you the opportunity to learn how music is created, study a wide range of styles, and unlock your own creativity. Choose from our range of degrees, diplomas and certificates.

College undergraduates in music school generally take courses in music theory, harmony, counterpoint, rhythm, melody, ear training, applied music, and music history. Courses in composing, arranging, and conducting are available in most comprehensive music schools.

In no particular order, our picks for the best music schools in the world are:

• The Juilliard School.
• Berklee College of Music.
• Yale School of Music.
• New England Conservatory of Music.
• University of Southern California Thornton School of Music.
• Curtis Institute of Music.
• The Royal Academy of Music.
• Royal College of Music.

10 Best Online Music Production Courses

1. Coursera. Music Production Specialization.
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3. Skillshare. Ableton Live I: The First Steps of Digital Music Production.
4. MasterClass. Timbaland Teaches Producing and Beatmaking.
5. MasterClass.
6. LinkedIn Learning.
7. LinkedIn Learning.
8. Noiselab.

Art Appreciation is a course focused on fostering an awareness, understanding, and appreciation for the visual arts.

A doctorate in music is the terminal degree in the field. This degree is generally an academic degree and concentrates on areas such as music history, music theory, and musicology. Like other Ph. D.s, a doctorate in music is a rigorous and demanding degree that usually takes five to seven years to complete.

While many misconceptions are centralized around the idea that music majors are not as important as other majors, many often shy away from becoming a music major for the opposite reason. Yes, it can be difficult becoming a music major due to the time commitment and hard work needed to thrive in the major.