6 Master Programs in Music Performance in North America for 2024

The MM program in performance with a collaborative piano concentration allows students to perform with all instrumental areas and voices, focusing on collaborative endeavours such as song recitals, instrumental duos and chamber music, operatic and musical theatre productions, and large participation ensembles.

Our master of fine arts (MFA) in music performance and literature offers you the opportunity to study a broad range of repertoires and techniques—from traditional solo and chamber music to recently composed works, from notated music to indeterminate scores. The program has two options: one dedicated to the performance of composed music and the other to improvisation. View the degree requirements for this MFA.

The Master of Music degree from Musicians Institute combines advanced music performance training with additional study in traditional and contemporary disciplines such as music history, theory, education, research skills, recording technology, production, business relations, and online brand management.

The Baptist College of Florida offers three graduate degrees. The Master of Arts in Christian Studies is a research-oriented degree to prepare graduates for various types of Christian ministry.

Master of Music degree program is designed to equip the students as professional musicians in their various applied areas from classical to contemporary, enabling them to obtain a music performance profession.

The Master of Music (concentration in Performance) provides all music students with the academic and performing skills requisite for professional or continued academic work. Purpose To develop professional and scholarly competence in performance. This program has provided the School of Music with a community of advanced students in the area of performance (both classical and jazz styles) who function as role models for the undergraduates. Interaction and exchange of ideas between the graduate students and faculty is highly encouraged. The School of Music also has flexibility in tailoring the graduate program to meet the needs and interests of the graduate students. Illustrating this flexibility is the performance concentration in both the classical and jazz styles with the wealth of available performance opportunities through ensemble participation, studio, and recital work.