Bachelor in Music Production & Performance

The Fusion Advantage: Dual Major Program for Music Production and Performance

Unlock boundless possibilities by pursuing our dual major program, seamlessly blending Music Production and Contemporary Performances courses. With a shared foundation in essential areas like music theory, harmony, arranging, ear training, music business, and history, this unique pathway empowers students to cultivate a versatile skill set that spans both performance and music production. The result? A journey towards becoming highly adept professionals ready to thrive in the dynamic landscape of the music industry.

Duration: 4 Years | Credits: 160 (40 Per Year) | Eligibility: 12th Grade +
Available Majors: Music Production + Performance (Guitar / Bass / Drums / Piano / Western Vocals / Indian Vocals)

WHO SHOULD BE APPLYING FOR THE PROGRAMME?

If your desire is to build a portfolio career in music that combines original music creation and music performance, this is the programme for you. The dual major will equip you with a broad set of skills to write, arrange, perform, record and produce your own compositions, making you a highly versatile musician who is self-sufficient in creating and performing original music.

Program Highlights

Instrument/Voice Technique

Instrument/Voice Fundamentals, Posture, Dexterity, Technique, Sight Reading of Written Music Notation, Scales, Arpeggios and Chords, Phrasing, Articulation, Dynamics and Expression, Rhythmic and Harmonic Principles, Repertoire Study, Stylistic Studies, Improvisation, Developing Personal Style and Sound, Performance Technology.

Western and Indian Ensemble Studies

Roles and Functions in an Ensemble, Music Arrangements, Rehearsal Techniques, Developing a Cohesive Band Sound, Stage Presence and Showmanship, Effective Communication, Connecting with Band Members and Audience, Performing Sound Checks, Communicating with the Sound Crew, Band Leadership, Performance Etiquette, Performance Technology.

Music Composition

Composition Basics, 2, 3 and 4 Part Writing, Composing Melodies and Harmonies, Arranging Music for Bands.

Harmony and Ear Training

Principles of Traditional and Contemporary Harmony, Application Of Harmonic Principles In Performance, Aural Recognition of Melody, Rhythm and Harmony, Transcription, Sight Singing, Call and Response.

Performance Showcase

Independent Performance Showcase Planning, Repertoire Selection, Selection of Musicians and Technical Crew, Rehearsal Planning, Event Promotion, Front of House Management, Show Production

Music Business

Indian and Global Music Business Ecosystems, Branding and Marketing, Role of Social Media in Connecting Artists to The Audience, Budget Preparation and Cost Control, Tax Obligations, Profit & Loss Management, Artist & Repertoire (A&R) Concepts, Publishing, Digital Distribution Practices and Associated Revenue Streams, Contracts, Legal Agreements, Permits and Licenses, Entrepreneurial Skills, Business Plans, Producing Events and Concerts.

Key Learning Outcomes

Instrumental Mastery Across Styles

Perform music fluently using principal instrument/voice in a broad range of style idioms, conforming to instrument-specific conventions

Versatile Collaborative Performances

Perform music collaboratively in various style idioms as part of an ensemble

Broad Range Improvisational Skills

Demonstrate the ability to improvise music in a broad range of styles

Advanced Arrangement Versatility

Demonstrate stylistic diversity and versatility in arranging music using advanced melodic, rhythmic and harmonic principles

Precision in Music Notation

Notate compositions and arrangements to prepare music scores and instrument parts

Become a leader

Demonstrate leadership and collaborative spirit that encourage innovation and creativity to produce original music

Understand personal branding

Develop a personal brand and professional profile that embodies own unique musical identity and style

Careers after Graduation

Performing Artist

As a musician, you can pursue a career as a performer, either as a solo artist or as a part of a band, and perform live concerts, gigs, or festivals.

Music Director/Composer

Shapes diverse musical visions and crafts original compositions with collaborative flair.

Session Musician

A versatile and accomplished instrumentalist, the Session Musician brings skill and artistry to collaborative projects. Whether in live performances or studio recordings, they contribute dynamic musicality, adapting seamlessly to various genres and artist visions.

Voice Over Artist

Gives life to words with a versatile voice, adding character and emotion to commercials, audiobooks, animations, and more for an engaging and memorable experience.

Music Arranger

If you have a passion for creating music, you can work as a composer or arranger. This involves writing original compositions or arranging existing pieces for different ensembles or genres, such as film scoring, advertising, or contemporary music.Create original music scores for movies, television shows, or commercials.

Song Writer

The creative force behind the lyrics and melodies, the Songwriter crafts stories and emotions into memorable tunes. With a passion for musical expression, they bring unique narratives to life, creating songs that resonate with diverse audiences and leave a lasting impact.

TV/Radio Host

The charismatic voice and face behind the mic, the TV/Radio Host entertains and informs audiences with flair. Bringing energy and personality to every show, they create an engaging and memorable experience for viewers and listeners alike.

Music Consultant

Provide professional advice and guidance to musicians and industry professionals to help them navigate their careers successfully.

Music Educator

With a degree in music, you can pursue a career as a music teacher at various levels, such as elementary, middle, or high school. You can also teach private music lessons or work as a tutor or instructor at music academies or community centers. Teach music theory, technique, and performance skills to students of various levels.