Graduate choral conducting at California State University, Los Angeles provides students with the study of gestural language, literature, historic style analysis and organizational management. The choral conducting faculty are well-known conductors and educators who work in the professional fields of concert performance, festival adjudication and scholarship.
Students in choral conducting have the opportunity to pursue the Masters of Music degree in a special sessions program held only during the Summer Quarter. This special sessions program known as the “Three-Summer Master of Music in Choral Conducting” is administrated by the Division of Extended Education and directed by Sébastien Vallée. In three seven-week Summer Quarter sessions most of the coursework for the degree is completed. There is no graduate choral conducting degree program during the regular academic year.
Students have the opportunity to participate in activities of the Roger Wagner Center for Choral Studies, a chartered center of the university. The Roger Wagner Center offers scholarships for the study of choral art and sponsors special workshops and events. Students may be involved in all of the Center’s activities.
For more information about the Three-Summer Master of Music in Choral Conducting degree program, please visit the links below.
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Three-Summer Master of Music in Choral Conducting
Roger Wagner Center for Choral Studies