Study Guide

Objectives (course unit)

The student is familiar with musical theatre repertoire and the distinctive features and stylistic techniques of musical theatre singing across various genres. The student is capable of performing in public concerts. Their vocal and interpretive skills have developed to the point where they possess expertise in personal expression and the utilization of different singing techniques and styles. Additionally, their ability for systematic independent work has improved

Content (course unit)

• Familiarization with musical theatre repertoire
• Exploration of various musical theatre singing styles
• Introduction to different vocal techniques
• Implementing different techniques in personal expression
• Systematic practice of independent work

Further information (course unit)

• Participation in classes and organized master courses
• Performance in a concert during the autumn semester, with written feedback
• Performance in a concert during the spring semester, which provides verbal feedback
• Attendance rate of 80%
NOTE! The examination requirements for singing can be found separately on Moodle. Familiarize yourself with them together with your teacher!

Assessment criteria, pass/fail (course unit)

Accepted: The student demonstrates technical and artistic mastery of the required program level and also highlight the distinctive features of different stylistic directions. Key points include
• versatile and expressive vocal performance and interpretation.
• solid technical skills.
• competent management of musical compositions as a whole.
• demonstration of individual artistic vision.
Rejected: The student exhibits significant deficiencies in the above-mentioned areas.

Assessment scale

Pass/Fail