The Conducting - Foundational course equips students with key skills for leading instrumental ensembles. By course end, students will:

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• Master core and intermediate conducting techniques (e.g., posture, baton grip, gesture clarity).

• Communicate expressive intentions to elevate musical interpretation.

• Develop score analysis and preparation skills.

• Understand transpositions for score reading.

• Explore conducting history, including influential conductors and music direction methods.

The Conducting - Intermediate course enhances foundational skills, focusing on:

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• Advanced techniques such as asymmetrical and compound meters, dynamic shaping, and cueing.

• Communicating complex musical expressions through gestures and verbal guidance.

• In-depth score analysis covering harmonic structures, orchestration, and motifs.

• Effective rehearsal leadership, balancing technical precision and musical engagement.

• Advanced transpositions and orchestration, suited for various ensembles.

The Conducting - Advanced course cultivates top-level conducting skills, emphasising:

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• Mastery of complex patterns, mixed meters, and intricate tempo changes.

• Advanced expressive communication to convey deep musical interpretation.

• Comprehensive score analysis covering harmonies, textures, and thematic structures.

• Professional rehearsal leadership, balancing precision and artistry with diverse ensembles.

• Development of a unique, personal conducting style for professional and academic settings.

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This course prepares students for real-world conducting challenges with a refined, expressive, and individual approach.