Jazz Studies Diploma in Capilano University, Canada

Jazz Studies Diploma in Capilano University

Students interested in obtaining a two year jazz studies diploma would apply for one of our Bachelor degrees and apply to receive the diploma after successfully completing two years.

Students can apply to the Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies - Performance/Composition or the Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies Education and work towards earning this credential. 

Learning Outcomes

• Perform, improvise, compose, and collaborate fluently in a variety of jazz idioms.
• Communicate their musical ideas, knowledge, and experiences with others.
• Research, discuss, analyze, and notate music of a sophisticated harmonic, rhythmic, and formal character.
• Remember and assimilate a wide range of music for use in jazz performance and composition.
• Integrate theoretical concepts with practical performance, improvisation, and composition skills.
• Produce scholarly work that shows a firm contextual understanding of music theory and history.
• Exercise self-discipline and a strong work ethic in the development of performance and composition skills.

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