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When you make your passion your profession, work becomes play. If you are musically inclined and enjoy playing music, why not study Music formally. M.A in Music is a post-graduate degree of 2-years duration. With the advent of technology, the music industry has only grown. New platforms like Reality talent shows, concerts, online channels have come up to promote budding musicians. Independent musicians can also showcase their talent online and through live performances. This is a great time for anybody to fine-tune their natural talent through formal education in music. An M.A in music would also help you in teaching music to others. M.A in Music incorporates practical and theoretical knowledge of music.
Semester I
Semester II
Theory (History and Aesthetics in Music)
Theory (General and Applied Theory)
Practice paper I (Stage Performance)
Practice Paper II (Viva – Voce)
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Practice Paper III (Revision of Ragas and Sessional)
Semester III
Semester IV
Theory (History of Indian Music)
Theory (Applied Theory and Musical Competitions)
Practice Paper IV (Stage Performance)
Practice Paper V (Viva- voce)
Practice Paper VI (Revision of the Ragas and Sessional)
After attaining an M.A in Music, you can work in Govt. Cultural Departments. You can become a music composer or a singer and work in the entertainment industry. You can become a theatre artist. You can become a DJ, a music critic, or a music editor. You can also work as an art director or a music director in TV and movies. You can become a live performer or participate in music reality shows. If you are into academics, you can pursue an M.Phil or a Ph.D. after M.A in Music. You can also open your own music academy and teach music to children. If you desire to teach music in a college or university, you can qualify NET/SET and apply for the position of Assistant Professor of Music.
