Music, Bachelor

Students at the Department of Music study vocal and instrumental music and traditional forms of music (such as storytelling and traditional vocal and instrumental music). Subjects include technique, developing ear and memory, and improving the tone of the sound. Other subjects include solfeggio, music theory, piano, chorus, orchestra, the history of world and Turkic music, and other subjects.

These courses are designed to develop students as musicians and improve their training, sound, accuracy, breathing, diction, phrasing, musicality, and technique. For their thesis projects, students tackle any of the major theoretical issues in music.

Areas where graduates can work:

As teachers at music and general schools;

As singers and musicians for musical theater and orchestras;

As soloists for traditional ensembles;

As soloists for other ensembles;

As interns at cultural research centers;

As musician editors, directors, and producers for radio and television.